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Frer the Romaneshad banithed their Kings ,42- Tims Liuius
moued their Confuls ,and placed tenne princi=dec 1 1.3.
pall Magiltrates called Decem-nirijyeerely y.
turne to gouerne theit Citie , they fent three }
Emba(fadours to Athens, and other Cities of Dy ony. Hali-
oa | | Greece, tolearneand fetch them the Lawes of carlibs10,
BAAR KS Solon ,and other auncientrites , and ordinances
— BENG? SS of thofe Cities : whichbeing broughtto Rome,
“wert perufed by the faid renne Magiltraces and the Senate ,and one by
one were by them examined, fifted, & reformed according tothetime,
the nature oftheirpeople,and reduced
theit manner of gouernment,and
into tenne Tables : Then were they publithed to the whole multitude
ofthe Citizens ,eftablifhed by the xxxv. Tribes, ingraued in pillars of
- "\Braffe ,and fetina moſt open place of the Citie forall mento behold,
- )eothe intent chat each man mightat his pleafure daily perufe the fame,
ad nd waies be ignorant of thofe Lawes, which he was bound to »
/, By which Tables,and other two,fhortly after thereunto annexed,
ourifhing Roman Empire was chieflie gouerned by the {pace of
the ground of the Ciuill Lawes vied Ve
Id. Euen fo, whenthe mightie God ——
od. gue
nieages,and they doe remaine
his day in: diuers parts of the wot
“of Jacobhad with diners miraculous plagues punifhed theland of Egipt Ex
for his ele& people of Iſraels fake _caried them thorow the red Sea, |
swned therein King Pharaoh and his hott, fweetned the bitter wa- · —
€for them to drinke, ſent them foode fom heauen,and brought —
a by a cloudie pillar in the day , and a fierie pillar in the night,vneill ~
Fcame to mount Sinai, he then
gaue them diuerscommandem
Deut. 11.
Deut. 27.
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aud made vavo them manie Lawesand Stat concerning duehonoty
to be done vnto him , concerning their duetieto their Prince ~~ i hy
firates, and Leuites,to their parents, neighbors,and ftraunger,
ning the direction, order,and guidino of their wiues, children
lands ~oods,and other things neceflary for the vfe of man, .
—* ightly charged them, that the fame commaundement
“hearts ,that they fhould fhew them vnto their child ae
talke ofthem when they wereat home in their houies > ain
a e by the waie, when they lic dayne, and when they rife vp
th uld bind them for a figne vpon their hands , that they
fho ‘lets betwixt their eyes,that they fhould-writethem vpor
the } ir houfes ,andypon their gates. And moreouer wher _
they c ¢ land of promife, thatthey fhould fet vp ereat fone:
Mou. _val, plafterthem with plafter and write vpon them all the
ordes of thofe Lawes, Which commaundements Iofhuathe feruarit
the Lord did after moft faithfully perfourme. With which good ex. —
nples , and fuch like, togecher with the care of their fubieéts by Al.
ightie God to them committed, the vertuous Princes and Gouernours
this Realme being mooued,haue notonely prouided for the due ob
tuation of the Lawes of GO D within thefe their Kingdomesand Pro«
nces, picked foorth the pureft iuice and pithieft marrow ofthe Lawes
‘the Romanes and other regions , and from time to time by theaduife
Ftheir Nobles, and confent of their commons, decreed , altered , and
efourmed the fame according tothe inclination of their fubiects, and
~ifpofition of the inhabitants of their Dominions , but alfo haue bin
moft carefull thatthofe Lawes and Statutes which were newly ordei-
ned,fhould be in fuch forte publithed ſpread abroad, & made knowen,
that each perfon bound to cbey the fame, might take knowledge of
that, whereby he was to liue, to receiue benefite ,or fuftaine lofle, (al-
waies intending thatthofe Lawes, whichthe finger of God hath written
in the heart of man,or nature infufed into him vponhis firft creation,or
reafon, the onely cognifance of mankinde , inftilled into his breatt , ot
which the auncient Maximes and Culomes of the Realme , the verie
pround of all our Common Lawes ,haue in@ru@ed him , benot to any
Englifh man, hauing the cleare vie of Syaderifis ,wholly vnknowen),
And therefore they haue prouided that their Juftices of Oer and De
terminer , their luftices of Afsife ,and Gaole deliuerie yat their generall
Afsifes, their Iuftices of Peace at their Quarter Sefsionis, their Shirifes in
their Turnes , their Stewardes of Leetes and Liberties in their Courts,
» (vnto which Afsifes, Sefsions,and Courts, the greater number of people
yeing aboue theage of xij. yeeres,are bound to reforte) fhould not only
enly declare what Lawes and Statureshaue bin made for the punifh-
‘of feuerall great offences, butalfo fhould execute the painesand
‘ties of the fame vpon the ttanfgreffors thereof: tliat the chaſtiſe-
» Poti. ment
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to found into our eares.and to imprint into our memory,the effe& of the
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pauniſhments which be threatned tothe infringers thereof. And ſome-
time, finding time,to worke forgetfulneſſe, or their lenitie to encourage
_ flacknes in their ſubiects of due obferuance of fome ſpeciall Statutes,
_ they doewith a fatherly care by Commiffion,Proclamation,or fome o-
ther meanes,eently putthem inremembrance thereof, requefting,per-
neiv, abrogating, altering, orreforming an olde Law, tothe intent bhat
ceuery one which defireth to know, may tead, andthereby ss the
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"ment of fomemightbeto othersa learning to know the fame Lawes,and
- _ alfoa warning tothemto auoid thedanger thereof. And further they
- haueforefeene,that {ome fpecial {tatutes, which be moft dangerous,and
_~ . into the perill whereofthe ignorant people are likeft to flide , fhould be
openly read in the forefaid Courts, that the hearers thereof fhould not
onely vnderftand themfelues , but alfo inſtruct their neighbors at home,
of thofe moft Penall Lawes, and of the great daungers thereof. And for
that caufe King Ed,1,ordeined by Parliament,that the {tatute of AZzgua 25,Ed,1,3.
Charta,and Charta Forest.fhould be openly read in Churches.King R.2.
decreed,that the {tatute of Winchefter fhould be openly proclaimed by 7,R,2,6.
euery Sherife of England in his proper perfon foure timesin theyere in
every Hundred within his Countie, and by his Bailifes in euery Market.
the maintenance of Artillerie and debarring of vnlawfull Games, fhould
be openly proclaimed every quarter once, by all Maiors, Bailifes,Sherifes
and other head Officers: And that Iuftices of Gaole deliuerie, Iuftices of
_ Affife,and Iuftices of Peace, fhouldcaufe the fame to be proclaimed in
‘the Seffions holden beforethem. Queene M. pronided that the ſtatute 1,M,; x
made againft ynlawfull and rebellious Affemblies, fhould be publithed
at euery Quarter feflions, and at every Leeteand Lawday. And our fo-
_ King H.6.enioyned euery Sherife vpona great pain,thathe fhould foure r. Hs.
times euery yere through his Baily wick,proclaime certaine ftatutes pro- — 8.
vided for Purueiors, King H. S. commaunded, thatthe ftatute made for 33*°**"***
ueraigne Ladie Queene Eliz. hath by authoritie of Parliament eftabli- s,El.1,
fhed,that the ftatute ordained for the affurance ofher Maieſties Royall
power overall ftates and fubiects within her Dominions, fhould be o-
penly declared at euery Quarter feflions, and ateuery Leete and Law-
day,and once in euery Terme inthe open Hall of euery houfe of Court,
and Chancery. So that in the place of Praier,in the place of Iuflice,and in
che place of feeking our priuate commoditie, our Princes haue deuifed
forefaid Lawes,with the fruits that be promifed tothe obferuers,and the
{wading, and asit were vpon their bleſſiing charging them, that they
would do their parts of good children,and obediently obferue thofe or-
_ dinances which were decreed by their owne, or their ancefters confent, .
_ Befidesall this, they haue caufed to be Printedthe forefaid Statutes with —
their Preambles, declaring the {pecial confiderations of the making of a
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eauſe, and contents ofthe fame. So that our worthy Princes haue plaied
the part of Gods good Lieutenantsin thefe their Regions , they haue
laide a foundation of all cheir Statutes & decrees,the word & euerlafting
Teftament of the Almightie,they haue vfed thofe Lawes ofthe Romanes, _
Grecians Saxons, Normans, and other Countreis, which be moft corref=
pondent tothe ordinances of God,confonanttoreafon and agreeable to
the inclination of their Subiects , they haue indeuoured themfelues fur-
ther to publifh them,then ingrauing in braffe,or writing in ftone, fetled
in one place certdine, can doe, Whereby is plainly declared, not only
their great forefight to make good Lawes , butalfotheir fpeciall care to
notifie the fame,that ignorance might not excufe offenders,nor want of
notice,lead awry fuch as are willing toliue in order.But becaufe the Go-
uernours of this {tate, from time to time carefull to provide fuch Lawes,
as were molt commodious for the weale publique,haue bin enforced to
erie many, to continue diuers, toalter & reforme fome, according to the
difpofition of the wauering minded people, fertilitie ofthe foyle, quiet-
nefle ofthe gouernment,friendfhip ofthe Regions adioyning,and other
accidents and circumftances wherunto our humane nature is ſubiect, by
that neceffarie meanes our {tatute Lawes are growen to be many , fome
much differing and fome meere contrary and repugnantto others: For
fithencethe time of King H.3.(inthe ninth yere of whoferaigne Magna
Chartathe firſt Stacutethat we have in print,was made)there haue bina |
great number of Statutes written, fome in Latin,fome in French , {ome
ordeined to be in force for one Kings time, fome for an other ,fome re-
pealed in part,& confirmed in part,fome repealed by efpecial,andfome _
_ by generall words, (as by three branches of three feuerall Statutes,there
beat the leaft 1 20,other Statutes and branches of Statutesrepealed,)So
that time hath wrought triall, much triall hach procured a number, a 4
number prouided at feuerall times, by feuerall perfons and to feuerall '
endes, hath brought in fome queftion which bein force,and which not,
~ and thereby imprinteth feare to many willing mindestoread,& diſcou-
ragement to vnderftand thofe Lawes ,which otherwife they would in
their knowledge imbrace,& in their deedes obey. Whereupon confides —
ring with my felfe;how carefulour Princeshauebin in all agesto provide
good Lawes,how mindfill to publith them,& how defirous to feethem
obferued : Andagaine remembring how ioyfull euery good Subie@ is
of good Lawes, how ready to learne therm, and how-obedientto exe-
cute them , and that the Prince and the Subieéts doing their parts,onely
time (the beginner’, increafer, and fubuerter of humane policies) hath
» wrought fome defects, and procured fome difficultieit vnderftanding
_ Olour Statute Lawes, euer meanvto be moſt plaine & eafie toconceiues —
‘Atkerefore (Right worfhipfull ) haue vndertakento publith in our Enge
dith tengue,the moft effectual Statutes which be generall,and at re day
\ ae A tl ay inforce
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force and vfe, togerher with thofe Statutes which do limit the autho-
stic and ductie of luftices of Peace, Shirifes,and certaine othernéceflas?
ie Ma giftrates,and which doteatch them how torule,and how to obey.:
hercin my meaning in the beginning ‘of mine interprife , was to fer’
downeno other Statutes , bur Whichbe; tovall , or at tlie feat to fome
intentsin force,& not any,which either be wholierep ealed or vherof
the vſe to all intents istaken away hauing an earneſt defire,anda ſpeciall
90d willto collect all thofe. Statutés,’and branches of Statutes ; which
Be receiuedas Lawandin force'at this day , and'none but which be in
force and allowed for Law. But: fithence: Salomén himfelfe proclai- Eccles. 8.
meth, that mans wifedome is vnperfect, and his ktiowledge in each Sci-
ence vncertaine : Therefore 1 being vtterly defticute ofthat wifedome,
and but of flender knowledge in the Laves wherein] deale, neither
may doe, not will prefume to thinke that by any meanes I am able to
perfourme my defiredinterprife,ortobring to perfection this fo waigh-
tie a matter, and fo intricate a caufe: For though I may fay with Saint
Paul, Mbil mibi conſcius fum , | know not what J haue miftaken, or 1-Corin.+.
wherein I haue erred : yet will I not dareto report, or be incouraged
to affirme, that my workeispetfect, or.that I haue fully perfourmed my
Title ,and long withed attempt: A nd for that caufe.ftanding in doube ,
whether T were beft to conceale · many trueths ,or aduenture torepott
“fome errors: The learned Philofopher AM. Tallizs whifpered in mine
eare , Quod falli, decipi ,errare, humanum eit ,and telling me, (fo farre
as his prophane knowledge extended )to what vfe I was borne, and
teo whofe benefite J fhould live ,he prefled meto hazardfome part of
my crediteto doe my Countrey and,Countreymen good ,auowing by
Il his gods , that if the valiant Horatiws Cocleshad not aduentured his Liudec,s;
a ,and the lingring QO. Fabius his honour for the benefite of their lib.2,
Countrey, itis ikethat Rome, andthe name of Romanes had bin cleere Lit.dec,3.
“extind long time before the Romane Monarch began. But asit han
aa you (Right worfhipfull ) for the zeale you beare vnto luſtice,
ithe care you haue of your Countrey , and the good will you owe vnto
‘euery good Subiect , to be a furtherer of all honeſt and yertuous
proceedings ,and amongtt others to encourage me in this my trauell,
and to afsift me with your fage aduice : fo if in continuing your faid af-
feGtion , you will vouchfafeto become amongſt vs ,an other Iuſtinian,
you fhall doubtleſſe find Tribonian and many of his fellowes ready with .
reuerence to attempt your wholefome directions,and execute yourlaw-
full deuices,and willing not onely to remoue thofeim perfections,which
by my weaknes of iudgement,or flacknes of confi deration haue hapned
inthis Treatife , but alfo to polifh and reforme the neceflarie works of
feuerall wife and learned men in the Lawesof this Realme,wherin time“ —
hath wrought fome defects, And as experiéce,& diners writers do tell v3,
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thatthe name of /uftinianremaineth famous to this day in mott ciuil Na
tions vnder Heauen,for onely caufing othermen to colle& into order.
and a finall number of bookes, the Ciuil Lawes ordeined by other Prin.
ces: Soyou by procuring to be reduced into fome perfect Method the
confufed number of our Lawes prouided in feuerall ages,in feuerall ma-
ner of gouernements,vpon feuerall cauſes and to {everal endes,may pur.
chafeto your felfe perpetuall renowne of all Enylifhmen , whileft thefe
our Englifh Lawesfhallrulethem. And as we, whichnow enioy the bee
nefits of your trauaile in place of Iuftice, do worthily efteeme you
being living , fo thall our pofteritie yet vnborne, tafting the
fruits of yourfaid induftrie , andreceiuin ginttruction
by your direction, reuerence your name by
the {pace of many generations, af=
ter your Soule fhall reft
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The Table.
Age | Appeales of Felow 24 Auncient pemefue, see AL
Bbettoꝛs See Ap- Apprentices. Laborers. ſiſe 9.
peales 5. Appropriations. S,Ecclefi- Auowꝛie 35
Abbies ec. See Monaſte- _ aftical perſons 33. Aduowſon. 36
ries Appꝛouers 25
Abilitie e non abilitie. 1 Appꝛduements 25 &B
Apiuration, S.Sanctuary. Archerie 26 oye
Appivgment of plaints, 1 Armour 26 WT) Ave.sce Liveries and
Acceflarie. S,Appeales 3- Arrowheads 29 Retainors 5, Sanctus -
Qctions popular I Arrefts 29 ari¢ 12,
Accomptants and pebtors Artificers, 29 Banger, Laver, Carper,
to the Queene 3 Affaults @ fraies, s,Figh- Dpouer. 37
Accompt 14 ting &c. Baile.see Mainpriſe.
Accuſation 15 Allets.s. Accomptants to MBailein Allile. sce Aſſile
Additions 15 the Queene 6. Warran- IO.
Apiournements 15 tie 2. Gaplifes of Fraunchiles,
Apmealurement te. 15 Alſile 29 Liberties and Townes.
Adminiſtratorꝛs 16 Allifeof Bead and Ale, s. See Corporations and
Qomiral,Avmiraltie, 16 Waights 15. Franchifes 1,3.and fhe-
Ad quod damnii. S. Mort- Allite of darraine pefent: ¶ rifes 33.
maine. ro ment.s,Aduowfon. 3.7.8 Baplikes of hundzevs, see
Mine... .vae 5 Alotiation.s.Diſcontinu- Sherifes 17, 19. 25. 26.
Aine to marry the daugh⸗ ance of proces 2. Wales Wales 50,
ter tC 17 6. Bakers,s.Artificers 1, Vie
Give ofthe Ducene 17 Attachement, s.Accomp- tailers 4, Waights 15.
Gil, S.Cofinage, tantesto the Queene, Bankes,s.Sewers.
Aieand Geere. s, Erewers Marches, Bankrupts 37
- | & Waights 15. Attachment vpon pꝛohibi⸗ Bar bors. s, Surgeons 3.4.
Aichoule ; 17 tion.s. Prohibition 5. 5<7e
licnation without licence Attaint 31 Bagaine and ſale ol lands.
rerogatiue 7.3. Atturney 33 sce Accomptants to the
Aliens 17 Attournement. See Fines Queene 30, Bankruptes
Gimes.s,Poorepeople. 2332+ 2,Inrolements,
Ambidexter,s, lururs 6. Auditoꝛ and Receiuer 35 Warke 39
Gmenoment, s.Records 1. Auerment, See Returne Barrettors, see Iuftice of ©
2,Demurrer 2,3, Fines &c.8. eace 18.
28.37. Augmentations. s, Mona- Baſtardie. 39
Amercement 20 fſleries 12. Beads.s.Rome⸗.
Apparance 20 Aulneger, Aulnage see Benditugs, V phioliter,
Apparel 20 Draperie90,91.92-93+ Beggers Poore people
Appeales and prowocatie = 94495. 96. 97. 98. 99s and Vagabonds,
Ong. 23 100,Wales 56 Bell metells,Brafle,
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Benelices.s. Ecclefiattical Calculation, S, Newes 7 Clerke of the Crotune, sce
perfons, Captains, Soulniers,99u- Certificate of conuictes,
Beere. see Alehoufes and ters, 47 Clerke of the Market 59
Brewers, Caps,S. Hats, -Clerkofatife sc;
Berwick, 4° Caltels and Fortvettes 52 Clerke of the Signet, anv
Delatie,see Cofinage, _ Cardes for wooil 52 priuie Seale 59
DBuping of titles, s. Main- Tattet 53 Clerkeofthepeace Go.
tenance 7, Caufe to remoue plee, See Clerke of the Cichequer,s,
Biganw.s.Clergy x5, Remouer1,Repleuin 2 Efchequer 12,
Dithops 40 Certificat of conuicts, 53 Clerke of the petie bag.sce
Bloodſhed.s. lighting I. Certificat of Alſiſe. S. AG Office 5.6,
Bookes 41 fifelo, Clerke of the Sewers, see
Boates, Boatmen 41 Cercioꝛari. See Corpus Sewers 14.1 5.
Bowes € Bowſtaues 43 cumcaufar, Remouing Clerke of the Dherife, see
Sowlina,s.Plaies 4 &e,r, Sherifes 4 :
Bꝛaſſe, Latten, Copper, € Celauic | 54 Clerkes of the flatute, see
ell mettall 44 Challenge 54 Statutes2,8,12,
Dpead.s.Waights x 5. Champertie. See Mainte- Clothes,see Drapery,
Bꝛridges 44 nance. Coferer to the Queene, see
Bꝛokers. see Viury 7. sce Chappels, S, Monatteries - Accomptants to the Q..
Wools Io, L415, 01 29435. —
Bꝛewers 46 Chappels. See Eccleſiaſti Coyne.see Money, pie
Buggerie.s.Felony 9. call perfons.19, 20, 22, Coales,see Fuels ,Woods
6. 5
Bucktals,s. Hunting 3. 23. 26, —
Bullion.see Money 2. Charter,S.Pardon, Collecto2 “2760
Buls of Abfolucion, See Chauntvies , Colledges, Collenges, s, Monafteties
Rome 2. Chappels, anvibolpitals «14,15, 0 OE Ci op
Burglarie.See Clergie ro S.Monafteries, = Common 60
12, Cheele,S.Butter. Commilſions ans Commie
Burning 46 Cheſter and Cheſhire 55 ſioners 60
Butchers 46 Churches. S, Ecclefiafticall Condteion,Couenant, ox
Butler to the Queene 46 perfons31,32,33, -.. Cenvits, 61
Butter and Cheeſe 47 Churches, seeSacraments Coniuration > 6 I
Duttes, 47 &c11, sit — Congregation and Chape
Churchpard,s, Ecclefiatti- - ters, seeAliens 11, Felon —
C, . call perfons 3.4, nie22, de
Cheirographer 56 Conlpiracie te 62.
~, topes Citation 6 Conttables of Caſtels. see
— Clapboꝛd Caſke. 57 Caſtels 3, and’Puruey=
Calues. ell, and Clergieg 9 9 57 ours 6, ee
| _ Butchers, 2», Clergie ok England.s. Ec- Conttat, see Exemplificae
\. Ganone,$,Conuocation 2 clefiafticall, © 2, tion,
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Conſtitution. see Conuo- Cuſtomes, Sublivies 76 Dowlas and Lockeram.
cation,2. Cutpurfe,sClergie 1, s. Linnencloth,
Conlultation, see Prohibi- Cutting Dammes , heads Dower 85
tion 8.9. 10. of ponds, Condites c. see Dꝛaperie 87
Contra formam collatio· Fiſh 7, Dying and Dyers 102
nis.see Ceflauit 3, Diawlatch. s. Felonies
Contribution, see Willes. D, 25. :
| Amanes 80 Driving of Foꝛreltes anv
I 8.
Contraformam feoffamen- Daiesinbank 81 commons.s.Horles 7,
tisee Suitofcourt1, Darraine prefentment.sce Dures, s, Felonie 17.
Conuscations 62 Aduowfon 3. 7. 8. Dutton, s. Poore people
‘Conulance,seeAffifeo, Deciestantum, sec lurors 19.
Cookes.s. Butchers7,As- 5- Durham. 103
tificers tT, Deedes and wꝛitings. see
Coparceners.s,Partition. _Inrolements, Ei
Copiholy,see.Bankrupts 3. Denizen, s. Aliens.
Monalteries rI. 23, Fu- Deovands, see Coroners FD Ares 103
gitiues 3, Ryots 22,Iu- 10, Eccleſiaſticall perfons
~ yors14, Debttothe Queene,see and liuings 103
Capperisee Braſſe. Accomptantes tothe Eccleſiaſticall iuriſdiction.
Coꝛdioners.s.Leather. Queene. s. Queene 3.
Comme and Gaine 62 Deuile, s. Willes, Cccleftatticall lawes, S.
Corpuscumcaufa 64 Demurrer 83. Periurie 3. Vfurie 9.
Coꝛpoꝛations t. 64 Dilapivations 83 Egges.s. Wildfoule.
Coroners 68 Difcent, s, Entrie. Edgpypptians 112
Coſinage 70 Dilceit 33 Eiectment of ward, 8.
Coſts.s.Damages. Diſcontinuance of right. Wards 2, .
Cottanes, Inmates 70 s. Women 1. lection, s. Corporations _
Couenaunts. see Condi- Difcontinuance of pos . 29. .
tion, res 3 83 Elegit.s. Execution x.
Couerlets 73 Diſmes.s. Eccleſiaſt. 28. Embꝛacerie. s.lurors y.
Counterkaiting of letters and Tenthes. Maintenance 3.4.6.
pꝛiuie tokens, 74 Diſpenſations 34 Engrollers. s. Foreſtal⸗
Coupers 74 Diſſeiſin.s. Aſsiſe. lers-35 0 f
Countie oꝛ hire court, 75 Dilſtreſſe $4 Enqueltes.s. lurors.
Courts, 75 Diuine (eruice,s. Sacra- Entrie ‘112
Crof{ebowes,s.Gunnes, ments, Entrie with force, s. For=
Crofies,s. Rome 5, Donges, s. Forreftes 6. cible entice. ;
Crowne, see Queene, and Hunters 12 Purueyours €rroz ay
Przrogatiue, 10 Clcape .. £14
Cuiinvita.s,Women 5, Dornickes. s. Couerlets €fchange ,s, Money x.
CuftosRotulorum, 76 5. EAtheey
a | 6 Sele
y
ee
The Table. 2 :
Cicheat, — 16. Finoꝛs.S.Gold 1,
Cichetor 115 Firlt fruits.see Ecclefialt, Gu 3 Guiloys Sec
Elldines 116 24,25, Prifons, “a
Cal Warch,s.Marches, Fiſh and Fiſhers 140 Gardein. S.Wardes,
Eſtouers.s.Aſſiſe I. Fiſh daies 143 Gauelkinve, See Pretoga-
Eſtrepement.s.Waſt 2. Flaxe.s.Hempe. tiue 16.
Creates 117 $f leth,s,Butchers 7. Gauging. s.Fith 12. Wine
Exaction.s.Extortion. Flockes.s.Draperie 60, 16.17. Corporations 15.
Excommunication 117 Folde courſe. see Sheepe Cowpers.
Exception 119 II. Gigge milles, $. Drapery.
Crecution 119 Fooles, Lunatike, E Mad⸗ 6o,
Crecutors 120 men, s, Prerogative 10, Guilds. S.Monafteries 1.4,
Cremplification £20 11, Godalming. S. Laborers,
Erigent ¢Dutlawey 121 force, and Forcibleentrie 18
Ex — talis, s, Accompt 144 Gold, Siluer, and Gold⸗
Foreltes, Chales, Parkes, ſmithes 154
“@ectonsion, Exatzton, 125 @Garrens, 144 Gunnes and Croflebowes
Foꝛfaitures 146 155
F. Forfaiture of Marriage.s. Graund Serieanty. S.Pree
Wardes 6. rogatiue 8.
—— 125 Foꝛging of deeds and Gpaunts.s Patents,
Falleiudgement128 tings | 146
Fallifying of Recouertes, Foꝛeſtallers, Ingroſſers,
s.Recoueries 548,96 Regrators. 147 He — Ree
Farmes 128 Foꝛtreſſes.8.Caſtels. mouer I.
Faſting daies.s,Fith daies, foundations, Crections, Dalifar.S.Wools 5.
FF aulcons.s, Hawkes, &c,S,Mortmaine 6, Halſers and Cables,S. Cae
Fealtte.s, Homage. Fraieg. s. Affaults. bles.
Feoffement.s.Force3, Fraternities and Guildes, Handgunnes anv Darque.
F cls,see Cuftome I, Mar- S,Monafteries 14. buts,S,Gunnes,
_ chandize 4, Franchifes and Liberties andy crafts,S.Aliens 13.
Felonie 128 149 and Laborers.
Felants 132 Fraudulent deedss 149 Waruell.S Labourers 13.
Fetherbeds.s. Vpholſter. Freechappell. 8. Monaſte- Dats and Caps I 7
Fieri facias, see Executi- ries14.15. Haukes 158
ont, Freehold 151 Mauensand Kiuers 158
Fifteenes 132 Frelh {uit.S.Felonie 33. Hauerkoꝛd weſt. S, Wales,
‘Fighting and quarreling. frie. 8S.Fiſh 3. 58
132. Fuel 151 Hempe and Flare 159
Fine foꝛ alienation.s. Wils Fullers.S.Draperie. Herons 159
SIG, Fugitiues 152 Hexam e Hexamſhire 159
Fines “ullians 154 Dighwates 159
Bae Seay Dogges
— The Table.
Cone, See oods 19, Inuentoꝛie, See Probate of — of pꝛeſcription,
teſtaments. 22
homage any fealtie 163 Jointenancie 181 Linen cloth 222
Honie, S.Waxe. ‘ Jointenants. tc, See Parti- Liftes of clath, S. Penge
Wops,S.Husbandrier3. —_tion2.
64
Hoꝛnes and hoꝛners 163 Jointure, S\Dower4. VLiuerie, andoutterle maine,
Worfebpead,S.Inholders2. Iron 182 222,
Dorles, Wares, 163 Iſſues, S.Returnes 4, Liveries and retainers 224
Hoſpitals 166 Juris vtrum. S. Quod per- Lockeram, See Linnen
hHaoſtelers, Hoſtries, See In- mittat. cloth 1. ,
holders, Jurors, Juries, and Cue Lunatique , S, ——
Duy and crie 169 quefts 183 11, 2
Hunters andhunting, 171 Julſtices of Alife £88 M.
Hulbandie and tillage 171 Julſtice and right 189
Jultice ofpeace 189 Aihem, 8. Coroner.ꝰ.
J. Juſtices of the Foꝛreſt. See Mainpꝛilſe ¢ baile 225
-Forrefts. 8. Maintenance Champer⸗
Demptitate nominis. See K. tie 229
Shirifes 23. Maioꝛs, Bapliffes , anv
Joeotes , See Prevesatiue. Ings childzen, SAbili- “pean Déicers of Cities,
tie. T.Queene.t 2.14, Boroughs, and Cownes ,
10.
Jeokaile 176 L. S.Corporations.
Ile of cAight, S.Farmes. 1. MWarchants te, 231
Impoſitions, See Extorti- J Abourers and ſeruants Warches 229%
BA? 206 Mariners ¢ Houldiers 23 3
Incloſures, See Approue- Ladies, S.Triall.8. Parkets, S.Faires.
ments, Lancatter 3 12 re ano Marlſhallie.
Jeſuites and Pꝛieſts 177 Laple — .
Incontinencie 179 LattofDerring, S. — apatons, S. Felonie 22
Incumbent 179 atten, S.Braſſe. Watter and Seruant, See
Indicauit. See Aduowfon 9, Lawes Ceclefiatticall, See Labourers,
Prohibition 4. Ecclefiafticall, Watrimonie me, Sb
Indictments 179 Leates 213 Waulte 235
Intants, S.Age. Leetes, Liberties ec, — Meſne 236
Infoꝛmation, See Actions Lether, tc. 217 Miſpꝛiſion, See Treaſon 3,
popular, Letters patents.S.Patents, Rome 8,
Inholders 80 Libel, S.Prohibition 8. 70o. Monaſteries, Collenges 5
Anmates, S.Cottages Libertate probandaSeeVil- F reechappels » Chaun-
Juquifitions, S.Offices, lenage I. tries $ 7
Inroulements 180 Liberties, S. Franchiſes. Money
Intruſion, See Prerogatiue. Licences, S.Fith daies, 5.6. Monmouth, 8.Wales 78.
13, Badger, 1.3. Wortdauncefter 246
Pozt⸗
Pe ciple The Table. —
Moꝛtmaine 246 Oxen, See Cattell. Poyloning see Felonie 32.
Moꝛtuaries 247 Murders. “Wie
Qultiplping , S.Felonie 21, P. ponds, s.Fith 7. —— *3
ea and manſlaughter. : 20. Approuements 7.
48 Annell, See Iurors. Pooꝛe people
/ aputters, See Captaines. packer of Mools, see Pꝛerogatiue 0
Wools 8, Preachers ee, 27%
N, Parkes, see Forrelts, Pꝛemunire, pꝛouiſion 273°
Pardon 255 Pꝛeſcription, see Limita-
Ati in partibus tranf- Parliament 255 ~ tion, %
marinis, S.Abilitier. Partition and parceners, Wrietts, s. Ecclefi aft, |
Nauie, S. Shippes, 258 Pꝛimer ſeiſin, see Preroga-
Nets, see Fifh. 4, Hauens 2. Paſſages, see Boates. tiue 3
Newes 249 Pattens and pattenmakers. — and accelſarie,
Niſi prius. 251 258. Appeales 3
Nonage. see Age, Patents 258 apimnitie, s. Wardes 14.
Non omittas, See Returne, Weare, s.Jufticeofpeace. Ipꝛiſon, prifoners 275
‘Gare. 3 Pedlers, see Vagabonds 1, Pꝛobate of Teſtaments,
Non tonite: s. Ecclefiaft, Peine hard anv ſtraight, see 275.
21,2252 36 Felonie 36, ‘Procheyne.amy, s. Age 36
Non {uite, see Dammages, Pelts, see Lether 32, Wardes8, — - —
1.6. Penſion, s. Eccleſiaſt.t ʒ3. Pꝛoclamation J 279
Fontenure 251 Peremptorie, s. Chalenge — see Replevia,
Noꝛwich, see Couerlets 5. 10.1%,
Woolles, 4, Worlteds 8. Periurie 26 I sprobibition and conlulta⸗
Varne 1. Pernoꝛ of poolites, s. Fines tion 277
a Nuſance. — 6 Pꝛophecies 279
O. Werfon, vicar, s.Ecclefialt, Pꝛotections 279
Pewter, Balle, ec, 262 WProuifion,s.Premunire,
F fice, Inquiſition.25 1 Phyſit ions 264 Purgation, s,Cleargie 18,
Ff Difices € officerg.252 Pilloꝛy, s.Weights15, Purueyours 279
Daie 254 Pipowders, s.Faires 3,
— Dydinarie - 254 Piracie 266 Q.:
Oꝛphanes, see Viurie 10, Placardes, s.Playes 2, —
Women rr. Playes and games 266 CVareimpedit 285
Othe, See Faires 3. Free- Plate, s. Gold and Money. Quarentine, see Dow-
hold r, Iuftice of peace 4, Pledges, s. Statutes .. er, Ty
_ Queene y. Purueyors 20, Plenartie, See Aduowfon 7, Dueene , Crowne , Su—
Sewers 4a Plaints, s. Abridgement of — gouernement.
Otmeale 254 plaints.
Dulter le maine, see Liue- soluralities, s.Ecclefiaft. 18, Duuingimes Fifteenes,
rie. 19. 20, Quod permittat =~ rr
seape,
Se
wl
4 , he T ab le A
—— Robberie , See Clergie. Souldiers, S.Captaines.
| Re : poor 2 TGs launder , s. Newes , Pro-
Rauithment of wards , Rones, s. Vagabonds, hibition
S.Wards 4. 5+ Rome ee. 310 Spicerie, see Merchants r.
Rebellion, s. Riots 16,&c Rapes, s. Cables... Sppirituall Er. sce Ecclefi-
Receipt 291 Rumoꝛs, s. Newes alt. &c. :
Meceiuops, see Auditors and. Stalking, see Hunting 4.
Accomptants &c, Se Staple, see Statutes 4. and
- Recognifances, s, tacutese Wools. oe
Recoꝛdare, s. Repleuin 2- Acraments anv ferttice Statutes and Recognilare
Recowdes 292 diuine. ZII ces | 329
Recoueries,tc. 292 Safecondites 313 Stecle : 333
Reconciliation, s. Rome 7- Saint Johns, see Monatte- Stewardes of Leete, See
KRecuſance, s.Ecclefiatt, 29. ries 3 1. Abilitie 3. Leetes
Reculants 294 Sanctuarie and abiuratic Strangers, s. Aliens.
Rediſſeiſin oo. ot 31.4 Sturgeons, s.Wrecke t.
3
Regratoꝛs, see Foreftallers. Scauage, see Marchants 2, Succeſſion, s. Queene 1.9,
2% Schoolematter, see Sacra- Suertie,s. Statutes 1.
Relicfe gor mentr2. © Suffrarang, see Ecclefialt.
Relinious houles , see Mo- Scotland, see Corne 1. Fe- 2022.
nat. lonie 1, Horfes 14. Suggeſtion 333
Relimious,s.Abilicie 3 Scriueners, s.Aliens 13 Supremacie, sQueene. —
Rents 301 Seconddeliuerance 317 Surgeons 333
Remoouine of priſoners, 02 Seciida fuperoneratione pa- Swanimouts, See Forrefts,
recordes 302” fture , See Admeafure- 2.
Replever,s.leofaile. -MENE 2». Suit of Court 334
Repleuin 302 Sequeſtration, s. Ecclefiaf- Swannes 334,
Refivence , s.Ecclefialtical. ticall 9. Swine, s. Woods. 19,23 id
21,22 Search, See Ayde of the
Realonable apve , seeAyde, Queene 3. Trauerfe 4, Ae
Up elec. &Seruaut,s. Labourers.
Reſtitution 303 Seruice, s. Sacraments, Ales de circumftanti-
Retainors, s. Liveries. Seſſions, s.Labourers 29, bus , see Jurors 21.22.
Returne of Shirifes 303 Seuerne, s. Boates 9. 10. 2.3024
Returne of Cattell, see Re- Sewers 317 Tayle 334
pleuin. Sheepe 321 Tallow, see Lethery”
Richmond, s.Probate ofte- Hhips any fhipping - 323 Game heats 335
- ftaments 1 4. SHpirifes 324 Tanners, see Lether.
Right, s.Iuſtice and right. Shooting, Ss Archerie Taxes, see Fifteenes. 3
Rises, Routes, onlawfull Dilke 329 Geller of newes, s, Newes.
alſemblies 304 Siluer, see Gold, Tenthes 335
Riuers,s. Hauens. Sope veſſels 329 Tenure 336
—
ciate
: The Table.
Teſtaments, S.Willes. lurors. 32. Aarrant —— See
Cettimoniall, S. Laborers. icilels, see Coopers, Atturney.1 2.136
7, Vagabonds and poore Vicars, see Ecclefiatt. Waſte —A
people, Uiewe 354 CGatchandinard 382
CThꝛummes, §.Yarne. Ciewe of frankpledge , see Tatermen, see Boates, Ma-
Tillane, s.Husbandrie. Leete. riners.
Tiles 336 Cillenage ec, 354 (Hare and Donie 3 $s
Finkers,s.Vagabonds,1, ification , see Hofpitalles, @Heightes anv Mealures.
inne, s. Brafle, Pewter. Ordinary. 2 383, i
Tithes ee 337 Uitatles , and Uitaplers. citings See Butchers,
Colle 341 354
Tonnage and ponvage, See Union of Churches, see Ec- etieares : 385
Cuftomers. clefialticall,3 1.32.33. Meauers, see Draperie 75.
Townes 342 Cintuerlities 356 76.77.78.79.
Tranlportation 344 Uoucher 356 White athes 386
Trauerle 345 Upbaliters 357 CUivowes, see Women.
Treaſon 346 Ules 357 AWildkoule 386
Treaſure troue, See Coro-Uſurie 357 Milles ec, 387
ners 6. Uſurpation, see Aduowfon, CUiues, see Women,
Trial. 348° 2,6, Hines 391
Tuckers, see Draperie. 74, Utlawaie, see Exigent. CHitnes 393
756 MAoods 394
Turbarie, see Aſſiſe 1. W. Moolles 397
Turne of Shirikes 350 Women 398
Ages, see Iuſtice of Moꝛſteds 401
V. peace, 66. TWhecke of Sea ats
Carer of lata 359
Agabonds 351 Wales 4 Y.
Valore Maritagij. see MVardes €c,
Wardes 7. CHarrantie 8 hee any ———
Uerdict, see Forrefters. 7. Mares, see Marchants. 3. 404
FINIS.
Abilitie & non abilitie. 1
= NNO25. Ed.z3. It was agreed in Parliaments ginge chiwween
2 \as that the Lawokthe Crowne of England, isand Boel Devi
Se fe) alway hath bin fuch, chat the chilogen of the mn euglano,
ee 9 Rings of England in whatſoeuer partes they be
LSoN4 bogne,tn England,c2 els where, be able € ought
to haute the inheritance after the death of their
anceftozs: the which Law was confirmen bp the
fain King Ed.3. the Lords and Commons there
pad ENE
_ allemblen to remaine fo2 ever, And tathe right ofother childꝛen boone out
of che legeance of Englãd, inthe time of the {aid Ring Cd,3.1¢ was there
agreed,that Henrie fonne of Iohn of Beamon, Elizabeth the daughter of
Guy of Brian, and John the fonne of Raulfe Daubney, and others which
the fain Ring Cd, 3, would name (the which were bone beyond che fea,
without theleneance of Cugland)hould be from thenceforth enabled, to
haue and entop their inveritance after the death of theivauncefters in all
parts within the legeance of Cngland,as well as thole which Hould bee
boone within the fame legeance. Re esi
2 And it was then further enacted,that all chiloren inheritable which Gottnren inge-
ſhould be boꝛne without the Kings legeance, which childꝛens father and their mothers
mother at the time oftheir birth, thalbe onder the faith ¢ legeance of the patetbe fete
xKingot England, thall entop chefame benefits, to haue and cake inheri⸗ cheir hucbads.
tance within the fame legeance, as other the fogefain inheritors, fo that
the mothers of fuch infants do paſſe over thelea, by thelicence aud good
willes of thetr bulbands. Anvif it be alledged againſt anp (uch borne bee
pond the Sea, that he isa baſtard, incale where the Bithop ought to take Trial of Ba⸗
cogniſance of the battardie,the Bithop ofthe place where the land seman: ent ae
ded is, ſhalbe commaunded to certifie the Kings Court where the plee de⸗ which rs borne
pendeth, asin auncient time it hath bin vied in cafe where Battarvie ig 2" thelea.
allegedagaint chem, which be boone in England. 25.Ed.3.Stat 2.de na-
tis vitra mare,
3 By the tkattte made. 31.1), 8.6, All religious perſons profelled as
wel men as women which were or after ould be let atlibertie, by fup- Religions vers
preflion,villolution ec.oft heir Monaſteries, abbeis pꝛioꝛies, ac.(oꝛ which inberit.pur-
were franflaten krom one corporation to another, 3.4).8.29.¢ the Prior, Pare EP
Brethren op Confriers of the Dolpitall of Saint lohns of Hierufalem in
England and Jreland, 32,1.8,2.4. from ¢ after the time that they were
fet at liberty, were enablen to purchaſe to them and their heires in fee ſim⸗
ple,fee tatle,fop terme oklike, peres, 02 at till, any manops, lands , tenes
ments, rents annuities, and other hereditaments and chings whatſoeuer.
And allo to fue, and to be ſued in all actions, plaints, and {uites whatſoe⸗
uer, kor any matter o2 caule growen, atter the time of their feucrall de⸗
raigqnements,o2 departing out of their religion, inall Courts and places
+ B hae within
_ Abridgement of plaints: ~ Ations populer. :
Withinthe Realine, €to recetue, take, and enioy euery lawkull thing to
them growen oo happened, after their departing out of cheir religion, in
as ample maner, as ikthey bad neuer entren into religion, But by che fain
ſtatute of 3 1,4D,8,and the ſtatute 5.€.6.13,i¢ was prouiben that none of
the fain religious perfons thauld be taken iudged as hetre or inheritable
toanpperfor, bp reafon of any fogmer right, title, intereſt o2 caule, hav,
made, difcendedo2 arowen, before their ſeueral deraignement o2 depar⸗
ting out of religion,
1 That the examination of the abilitie of a Parfon prefented to a be-
nefice doth pertaine toan Ecclefiafticall Iudge. See Ecclefiaftical,2,
Abridoementsof plaints. i
The plaintife De plaintife inenery aflife, map at his pleaſure ſeuer and abꝛidge his
un a A plaint,of any part oꝛ parts, whereunto any barre is pleaded , tn {uch
platne, like maner as he might do in cafe chat plees tn barre hav bin made,anude-
uided Co any certainty oꝛ number of acres in the plaint, And che plaint foz
the reſidue of the part o2 parts of thelands not abzingen, Halbe and fant
moovintheMaw218.83 9 9 or URS eae
Aclions popular, Informations. ¥ Br
Pen ee hn a an action popular be ſued againſt any man by collufton, e the plain
tifein the fame do recouer againt che delendant, oꝛ be barred any other
perfon may afterwards lue againſt che ſame dekendant another action’ por
pular with good kaith, x Hall in che fame recouer and haue erecutton,t€ the
recouery 02 barre in the firſt action be found to be bp couin. And che delen⸗
Hane being attainced of couin, ſhall haue two peres impriſanment, by pros
cesofCapias ¢ Velagarie,to be {ren within the pere after iudgement gi⸗
t uen, 62 at any time after, vntillthe defendant be had ¢€ imprifoned, Ethat
alvell at the Queenes ſuit, as at euery other perfons that will fue in that
bebalfe, And no releafe of anp common perfon, made to any partp before,
oꝛ after an action popular op indictment hanging, hall be attailable to lee
oꝛ furceale the faid'action,tnbicement, proces, oꝛ execution.
No couin gal Pꝛouided alwaies, that no plaintike op plaintifes be in any wiſe recei⸗
Theo, ued to auerre anp couin in anp action popinlar, where the point of the fame
Hach bintrial action, oꝛ els colluſion hatte bin once tried, oꝛ lawkully found, with, o2 a⸗
Bpucraict. —_waintt the plaintike bp trial of rit.men.¢ not ot herwile. 4.1),7.20,
auithin what 2 Allactions,fuices, bits, indictments, oꝛ informations which thalbe
timeactions = han tnouahe,ucd,c2 erhibited, koꝛ anp forkaiture vpon any Fatute penal,
populir Gal BC cane cata bemade, wherebp the koztaiture top Mall bee linntted to the
Queene her heires og ſucceſſors onely, ſhalbe hav, bꝛoughe, fired op exhibi⸗
ted, within two peres nert after the offence committedorꝛto be commits
ted againſt (uch act penall ex not after two peres, Andall actions, ſuites,
bils og infoꝛmations which ſhalbe had, bzꝛought, lued ox commenced fog
any
⸗
Actions popular. *
any koꝛleiture vpon any penal ſtatute maderoxto he made,the benefice ana
{uit wherofts opthalbe by chefaid ſtatute limited to che Queene her heirs
o2 ſucceſſoꝛs and to anyother which hall protecuce in chat behalfe, hat!
He hav, booughe;fued,o2 commences bp any perfor that mep latufulip pure
fue for thefame within one pere next after the offence committed, 62 to be
committed, againk che faid ſtatute, and in default of fuch purfuite, then
thenthelame thail be had, ſued, exhibited 02 byought forthe Queene her
heires o2 ſucceſſors, at anp cine within two peres after tbat vere ended.
And tf any action, ſitite, bill, indictment, oꝛ information foꝛanpoſffence a⸗
gaint anp penall ſtatute made oꝛ to be made, ſhall be bꝛought alter the
time in that bebalfe beforꝛe limitted, then the fame tall ve void anv ofno
effect, Any Act oꝛ fatute made to the contrarp notwithſtanding. Gue
where any action, infoꝛmation, indictment o2 other (uit, is oꝛ hall be li⸗
mitted bp any ſtatute penall,to be had, fued, commenced o2 brought with:
in fhogter time thents afoze rehearſed: in euery fuch cafe, the action, in⸗ it
formation, indictment, oꝛ other lutte thall be brought within the time li⸗
mitted by (uchetacute,3 1.€liz.54 In whattime the offendors hall bee
{ued vpon the ftatute of Tillage.See Husbandry 26.
3 Euerp Informer vpon any penall Tatute , hallerhibitehis fuite tt in Inkormatlon
pꝛoper perſan, and purſue the ſame onely by himteit⸗ 02 by his Attur⸗ aie eek
nepin Courts -jQone thall be admitted o2 receiued to purſue againſt any i
perſon sponany penal ftatute, but bp wap. of Inkoꝛmation, oꝛ ogiginall Inkormation,
action, and not ocherwife, nog thal haue ne ble anp deputy at all. And —
vpon euery ſuch Infogmation, which ſhall bee exhibited, a ſpeciall note ‘
Mall be mane of the verp day, moneth and ypere of the exhibiting thereof % ——
into any office, oꝛ to any officer, which lawkully map receiue the fame, Verte
wit hout anp maner of Ancedate thereof to be made, And the lame Inlor⸗
mation {hall be accompted to be of Recoꝛde, from that tine koꝛward and
not befoze, No proces ſhall be {ucd out vpon any {uch Inkormat ion vn⸗
till the Fnfomation be erhibicenin forme alorelaid. And vpon euery fuch Indorlement
proces thall be indoꝛſed as wel the parties name that purſueth the fame tthe inlorma ·
Pꝛoces, as alſo the ſtatute vpon which che Inkormation in that bebalte
made, is grounded. And euery Clarke making out pꝛoces contraryv to
theteno and prouifionof this Act, tall fogfait fop euerp {uch offence xl.
ſhillings tothe Queene € the party againſt whom any luch dekectiue pro⸗
ces ſhall be awarded, to be recouered in any Court of Recoꝛd by action,
‘Gnformation,¢e, wherein no lager, Eſſoine, P. oꝛ Iniunction Ec, 18.
Eliz.5.27.Eliʒ.10.
4 No ſuch Inkoꝛmer op plaintike ſhall compounde or agree with any No Inkormer
pie that Hhalloitende,op chall be ſurmiſed tooffende againt anp pe: wih ryeacten
nall ſtatute fo fuch oſfence committed, op pactended to be committed, Uae ee ibe oO
but akter anſwere made in Court unto the information, on fuitinthat be- Court. j
ool exhibited oꝛ pꝛoſecuted, noꝛ after BP: bp the order 02 cöſent
of
: AQions popular.
of the Court,in which the fame infomation o2 futt hall be depending,
vpon paines ¢ penalties hereatter veclaren, Andifany fuch Informer op
plaintiſe hal willingly velay his ſuit, oꝛ ſhall diſcontinue oꝛ be nonluitin
the fame, 02 hall haue the criallor matter pale again him therein , bp
herdict oz tudgement of Late: Then the ſaid Informer o2 plamtife hal
Cottse dama · Pay vnto the defendant his coftes charqesand damages , to be aſſigned by
— * the Court, in which the fame ſuit ſhalbe attempted. Foꝛ the recouery and
Difcontinue,be execution whereof, every ſuch dekendant ſhall immediatly vpon the ſame
ree teepag coſtes, damages, Ec, aſſigned, haue his Capiasad fatisfaciendum, Fieri
again bim. facias, 02 Elegit,to be awarded vnto him out of the fame Court, in which
the fame thall belo aſſigned, ag in other cafes of Crecution.18, Eliz.5.
2 7.Eliz. 10,
The punithe 5 Ifany perlonoz perfons (ercept the Clerkes of the Court onely,for
Hereoten. making out of paces ocherwile chen ts aboue appointed )ihal offendin fir
Ding. ino out of proces,making of compolition.o2 other miſdemeanoꝛ, contrarp
to the true meaning of this ſtatute, oꝛ thal bp colour o2 pretence of proces,
6} without proces, vpon coloꝛ o2 pretence of any matter of affence again
any penall Law, make anp compofition,o2 take any mony,remard,o2 pꝛo⸗
mile of reward, for himlelfe , 02 to the ble of any other, without oder 02
confent of fomeofthe Queenes Courts at Hell. chen he op they fo offen⸗
Ding being thereoflawfully conuicted, thall Tand on the Pillory in fome
* market towne next aviopning, where the fame offence ſhalbe committed,
intheopen market cime,t there remaine bp che pace of two houres: And
ſhall after (uch: conuiction fo ever be dilabled to purſue 02 be plaintife,o2
informer itt any {uit,o2 information bpon any ſtatute populer oꝛ penall:
And thall alfo fo2 euery ſuch offence, koꝛfait x. Ito the Q. andthe party
greeued, to be recoucred by A,F.ec, wherein no I1,¢c.€.]9,02 Iniuncti⸗
ott, Ec. 18.Eliz.5. 27. Cis. 10,
Seatutes a. 6 But it all be lawlull fog euery perlon grieued by meanes of anp
gaint $Batt- maintenance, champerty, buying of titles o2 imbꝛacery, to purſue spon ae
tenante,t nyſtatutes pꝛouided againſt maintenance,tc, ashe might haue done bes
fore the making of this act, 18.Eliz.5. 27 Clts,10, la
Penaltiesst. 7, Chisact thall not extend to any {uit depending ( before the biti. dap
ee tal of sFebpuarie,1 575. Inoꝛ hall reftratne any certaine perfon, body politike
; on cozporate,to whorit,oz to Whole vle anp fog faiture,penaltp or fute, ts 02
thall be (pecially limitted op graunted by any acute and not cenerally to
any perlon chat will ſue, but euery ſuch perfon ec.may in fuchcale fue,
informe gec. as he might haue pone, ifehisact were neuct made, 18, Eliz.
Spy ei TOs — Dar ater —*
Intormero re · ¶ Noperlon other then che party greited, ſhalbe receiued to inkoꝛme or
Frauen Bot fue open any penal ttatutet hat before p time bath bin kor any nuſdemea⸗
noꝛ bp any order ok any the Queens Courts ordered not to follow op pur
fue anp (uit opon any penal facute,31 Eliz. y. ;
mAh 9 tt
noo wAGtions populares: 202) 3
9 In any declaration og information to he han, bꝛought, fued, 0 exhi⸗ The county
bited the offence againſt anp penall ttatute, thalnot Helaied to be vdone in rence wag
any other County, but where the contract op orher matter alleaged tobe vane,
the offence was in truth done, And every defendant in ſuch actionoꝛ infor:
mation hal andlawkully map trauerſe and alleawe,that the offence fuppos
fen by the fame ſuite to be committed, was not committed in the County
where fuch offence ig alleaged: which being tried forthevefendant,o2 tf
the plaintife bee thereupon nonſuite tn his Information oꝛ ſuite, ther
the plaintife ſhalbe barren in that action o information, any law oꝛ vſe to
the contrarp notwithſtanding. 31. Eliz. 5. | vert
10 Chis act hall not ertend to the laping o2 alleaging of any offence open —
in any declaration oꝛ infoꝛmation, koꝛ oꝛ concerning any champertie, buy⸗ information
ingok titles; oꝛ ertoption, 02 any offence committed oz to be committed ae may Of Mane
gaint che ſtatute made Anno 1,€iz,incitulen,An act limiting the tines ;
for laying on Land, marchandife from beyond the Seas, and touching cu-
ftomes of ſweet wines, And one other Act made in the fatd Anno 1. Eliz· |
intituled, An Act of a Subſidie of Tonnage Epoundage, oꝛ anything in
anpof chan ronteined, 02 for the concealing 02 defrauding the Queene
her heires op ſucceſſors of any cuſtome, tonnage, poundace; ſubſidie, im⸗
poſte, oꝛ pꝛiſage, oꝛ for anymatter of coꝛrupt Uſury, oꝛ for any offence
compꝛiſed in any ſtatute made oꝛ to be made, again ingroſſing, regra⸗
ting, oꝛ forettalling where the penaltieoꝛ forfeiture hall appeare tobe to
the value of xx.li.oꝛ aboue, Buc euery ſuch offence ſhall oꝛ map be layed in en
any County at the plealure of anp fuch Informer : Any thinginchisAce
ee, not withſtanding. 31. Clis.5, — J—
“11 All-fuites-to-be purſued vpon any ſtatute for vſing any vnlawkull Offences onety
game, oꝛ koꝛ not vſing any Latofull game, oꝛ koꝛ not hauing bowes and ar⸗ ———
rowes accoꝛding tothe Law, oꝛ for vſing any art op miſtery in the which Auites oz lestte
_ the partiebath not bin bꝛought vp,accopding tothe ſtatute in that behalfe d
made, Hall be ſued and pꝛoſecuted in che generall Quarter Sellions of
the peace,op Aſſiles of che fame County where the offence thalbe commit⸗
ted or otherwiſe enquired off, heard and determined in the Alſiſes, oꝛ mene-
rail Quarter Seſſions of the peace of the fame Countie, where {uch of:
fencethalbe committed, oꝛ in the Leete within which tt hall happen, ane
notin any wife out of the fame County, where uch offence thal happen to
He committed. 31. Eliz. 5. sh —
12 Theloꝛeſaid Acts(of 18.€1,5.27.E0 10.3 1, El.ʒ.ſhal not extend Dlicers vſing
to any {uch officer of Kerord as haue in refpect ottheir offices heretotore formations.
lawkully vled to erbibic Infor tations, oꝛ fue vpon penall Lawes. But
they and euery of them may inkorme and purlue in that behalke as they
might haucvone,¢c, Any ching in thele Acts, ec, notwithanding.18,C1,
5,27.C41 0.31,€1,5, en i tae
1 That the defendant fhalbeadmitted to hauea Tales de circumftan-
G 3 ; tibus
Accomptants atid debtors to the Queene.
tibus im Adtions popular, SeeTurors 26). 0 es
| ‘2 Thatthe Juriein ſuites yponpenall Lawes, thall not be compelled’
to appeareat Weltminiter.Seelurors31, 0 7
3 Thatcertaine Iuftices haue authority to heare and determine offens
ces committed by Informers,See Iuftices ofpeace.57,
1) fo, 0 Accomptants and debtorsto the Queene,
Potties: L obligations any {pectalties which thalbe made for any caule in
tions maneto any wile concerning the Queene oꝛ her heires, oꝛ to her, or their vie,
the Queene. commodity oz behoole, fall be mave co her and to her beires , Kinges 2
, , Dueenes in her op thetr name, bp thele woꝛdes, Domine Reginæ, ann to’
none other perfon tober vſe, andto be payed to her by theſe woꝛdes, Sole
uendum eidem dominz Reginæ, heredibus vel executoribus fuis, with os
Sin obligation. ther words bled in common obligations. And if amp perſon make op take
fs in thenature anp Dbligation ta the Queenes ble in anyother maner, he thall fuffer
—— Rar ſuch impriſonment, as ſhalbe adiudged bp che Queenes Counſell. And all
ſuch obligations x eſpecialties fa ta he made,ſhalbe effectuall in theLaw,.
to alipurpofes, ano thalbe in the-fame nature,and effect to all intents; ag
the wꝛitings abligatogp taken and kno wledged, according to the ſtatute
of che ftaple at CCietininiter, haue at any time bin taken and erecuted a⸗
gainſt any lay perſon. 33,10.8,39% oy. ig tN
aha that bane © 2 Alt Such Obligations and efpecialties , the debt whereok being not:
ideal paid nop contencen inthe life of the King or Queene, thal remaine anv be,
Deceale, to the heires oz executoꝛs ofthe King op Queene, at the free libertie tape
oo potnement of the fame Ring oy Queene, Ec. to whom the fame thatl be
made.33. h.8.33. tine ened Te
——— 3The Queene in all ſuites to he taken vpon any ſpecialty made ta
coftesannpa: her grace, or to any tober vle, ſhall recouer her ind coſtes and dama⸗
— ges as other common perfons ble to doe, in ſuites fog theirdebts, 33.
1.8.39 }
Debts due to is In allactions,and ſuits to be taken oꝛ purſued tu any of the Courts
the Ducene BY ok che Elchequer, Duchy of Lancalter oꝛ CUards and Liueries for the re⸗
fattuse,gtft.¢c. couery of any debt, which hall appertaine, acctue, oꝛ beto the Queene,
bp reafonofany attainder,outlamy,forfatcure, gift of the party, o2 bya⸗
np other collaterall meanes: It is ſufficient to alleage in the ſaid {uit ge⸗
nerally,that the party to whom the faid debt was due op Did belong, fuch
pere and Day div giue the fame debt tothe Queene, o2 was attainted, out⸗
fained,o2 other offence, forfatture, oꝛ thing committed, byreafon whereat
the faindebt did accrue, and dught to remaine and come to the Queene, x
the ſame matter fo alleaged in genexralty wit hout ſhewingthe circumſtãce
thereof, hall be of as good effect in the law to all intents, asifthe whole
matter were alleaged in euery point 33. H. 8. 39. — ———— aE
: . er 5
awe
Accomprants‘and debtors tothe Queene.. —
5 Ik any ſuit be commenced; o2 any pꝛoces be awarded for the Q. for Che Dueene⸗
che vecouery of any her bebts, che fame halbe preferred belore the luit of Otter. ve
any other perfon,anv.the Queene, ber heires and ſucceſſors ſhalhaue tirtt
erccution again any defendant for her ſaid debts befogeany other pers
fon, foalwates that her (uit. be commenced 02 procelle awarded for the
fain debt at the {uit ofthe Queene xc. bekoꝛe iudgement giuen fop the fata :
other perfon.3 3,1),8.29, 7 i SIP BIGI
6 Alloanozs,lanng,re,and hereditaments the which Hall come 02 Carrere
bein,or tothe hands of {etn of cup perſon to whom the fame thall vel- tothe paperent
cond,rettert op romaine in fee imple op in kee taile, eenevall 62 ſpeciall by pig
front,o2 after the death of any of his aunceffers as heire,o2 by the giftot
any bis aunceftozs, whole heire beis, which ſaid aunceſtor ſhalbe indebted
to the Dueene,oz to any other perfon to Her vſe, by Judgement, Recognt-
{ance obligation o2 other ſpecialty, the debt whereof hall not-be conten⸗
ted € paid, then in euery fuch cale the fame Manoꝛs, lands, ¢c.thall be and
ſtand chargxev,to,¢ fox the papment of the fame debt, x of euery part there
of, And our fain: Soueraigne Lady, her beives and ſucceſſors, hall not be
barred o2 delayed to demaund haue ¢ receiue her lawful debts and Duties
againt any of her {ubiects az heire o2 heires to any perfon indebted to ber Spetlaltiee
highnelſe 02 to other perſons to her vfe,albeit this woꝛd( Heire) be not cõ⸗ mane tothe
pꝛiſed in (uch recognifance,cbligation,o2 fpecialty : op that any (uch perſõ rarer
hall alleage that be hath not anp manors lands,orherepitaments to him peice.)
defcended, but onely ſuch as be intailed ox giuen to him by any his aun⸗
celtors,ta whom heis heire. But the Queene, her heires anv lucceflours The Queene
Map at her ec. liberty € plealure, vemaund erecouer her ſaid debt acaink her vevea-.
any erecutog 02 executoꝛs, adminiſtratoꝛ o2 aviminiftrators , ofany {uch sate | Chetse
perfon indebted, tf he o2thep thall haue aſſets in his oꝛ their hands in deede
op in Law.33. h, 8.39. age PDHLE BS EE
7 Gut tithe laid Manoꝛs, lands ¢ hereditaments,og anpof them, hall pes Sd
be recouercd from the poſſeſſion of any {uch perfon, by any iuſt op foꝛmer cite, *
title, without kraud og couin, which be chargeable as is akoreſaid, then
thev ſhalbe clerely diſcharged of the payment of the ſaid debts, anvoteues
xp part theceof.3 3,9,8,39, 7 263 Foci 04
8Ik any perfon of whom any fitch debt orꝛ duety ſhall bee demaun⸗ Upon lukkicent
ded, doc ſhew many of the fain Courts, ſuſfitient matter in Law, reaſon matter aeed
02 good conſcience, in diſcharge of the ſaid debt, o vhy ſuch perſon ought aitcharse the
not fo be diſcharged with the fame,andthe fame matter fo fhewen he luffie ſupyoled debtor
ciently pꝛoued in fuchone ofthe fain Courts as he ſhall be impleaded oz
troubled fo2 che fame, chenthe fain Courts haue full power to allo the
fame prooke, and clerely to diſcharge euery perfonthat ſhall be ſo implea⸗
ded.3 3. H. 8.39.
9Itany lands gc. which ſhall bee charged ,to, 02 with the debt oF sade
our fait Soucraigne Lady her heires og lucceflogs ; ſhalbe in the fetfin of come Tinto eves
J pit) 4. F q diuers ral mens hans,
Accomptants and debtots to: the Queene,
— ce Ditters perlong, other then the obligoꝛ, oz obligors, then al the fain lands
* Ccrand cuery parcel oft hem, ſhalbe wholy, xin no wile ſeuerally chargea⸗
ble with thepaimentof the fain debe and duetie. 33. H. 8. 39.
Dricersbound. 10 Cuerpperfon named oz appointed to be Crealurer, op general o2
Hieisttae ace * Particular Receitor,Collectop,oz Wailife. 02 Winter accomprant tothe
compt and pat · Queene, thal befoze his entric, erecuting, vling oꝛ exerciling of his Df
~~ fice, whereunts be fhal be fo nominated o2 appointed toget her with fare:
tico2 fureties, acknowlepee, anv make fufficient anv lawful bonde 0?
bonds tothe Queene, infuch Court of Recoꝛd, wherethe fame Officer
thalbe accomptable anv chargeable, that he, his heires, executoꝛs, admi⸗
niſtratours, alliques ozdeputies, fhaltruelp accompt, andpay all fuch
ſummes of money as fhall cometo hishands,o2 ſhall, map, reafonablp
might be charged with, concerning his office ta the Queenes vie , with:
inthe civcuit of his receipt anv collection,at fuch 02 like bates anv times,
andin fuch manner as is hereafter erpelfen to bee conteined in the cone
ditions of euery of the ſaid bondes, vppon paine of fopfaiture of his
Ollice anvofhis Letters patents ofthe fame Oklice. 7. Ed. 6. 1. See 154
16.1718, © Tee nad
Receiuers pre TE Cuerp Keceiuer ofthe Queenes lands, rents and reuenues, o2 bis
cepts tothe ace Deputy, (hall perely make his ſeuerall Jorecepts toall and ſinguler the
comptams · Collectors, Winitters,and Bailitfes accomptanc withinehe Circuit of
} bis office, commanding them on the Queenes vebalfe by the fame pres
cept Coappeare before him perfonallp, o2 by their ſufficient Deputy 02 de⸗
puties, koꝛ whom they mill aunſwere, within the County where the fame
Otklices Bailiwicks, xc.oꝛ collections noe lie,ata certaine day and place
Brepace teehe fame precept to be limitted, and ta pay tothe Queenes vſe ſuch
rite Dues ſummes of money as they ought to noe, by reaton of any their ſaid Ofli⸗
at Cater, ceshetna due tothe Queene, at op before the feattof Catter, which thep
oes baue on map by anp lawful meanes receiue, within oꝛ by reafouof their
daid offices, ano the fame pꝛecepts thal be ſeuerally deliuered to euery of
the {ain officers accomptant, oꝛ to thew deputies, 02 cls bee left at their
Dwelling houles,o2 at the manoꝛ oꝛ place where their receipt is, oꝛ ought
to be,twelue dates at rhe leaſt before the day of appearance to them giuen
in the ſame precept. Andik any of the ſaid Winitters, Collectors 02 Bays
liffes accomptants;after anp {uch precepts mave by any fuch Receiuer,
and deliuered oz left in fourmeaforefaid,do make default at the fame Dap
and place alliqned by the fame precept, and being thereof lawfully cons
uicted in che Court where che reuenue thall be anſwered, be thal for che
fit offence forfaitta the Queene his whole fee kor that pere, wherein
he ſhall fo make vefaute,o2 che value thereof, and for non payment of the
The fortatture Rid Money Due and payable at op befoze the ſaid feat of Calter vnto the
‘wheretycac: Ducene, within or by realonofhis abouelaid office , collection o2 Baylis
Erbnetauin, wicke, chall korzlait fog the fivtt offence of now payment vi w okthe ies
Accomptants and debtors tothe Queene. 5
inthe name of apaine , fog every moneth after the fay vay of appea-
rance, vntill the fame money fhall bee by him op his deputie payd to the
bands of the ſaid recetuer, tothe Queenes dle, Andafter che firit dekault
ofapparance made by any ofthe fain officers, and another like precept
by the ſaid receiuer be made and deliuered oz left informe aforefaid, then
the fain officer making againe default, and being thereoflawfully conuic⸗
ten as is aforelain , for the fecond default of non apparance, thall fogfatt Second de.
tothe Queene his office and fee, And for the fain fecond offence,in the non kault.
payment of thefaid monep due and payable by reafon of bis office, at
02 before the {aid feait of Catker, thal for fait rit. of eucrie pound , in the
nameofapaine, for euery moneth after the fain lat day of apparance,
and default made as is afopefain, vntill the fame money fhall bee by him
oꝛ bis veputp, payed to the handes of the fatd Receiuer to the vſe of the
MNueene,7,€0.6,1,
12 Euery Auditor of the Queenes, of her landes, poſſeſſions, rents, Auditors pre-
and reuenues, for the time being , 0p bis fufficient neputic, thall haue full Compeantse
power verely to make bis peeceptes to all Miniſters, Collectours and
Bailifes accomptants commanding them in the bebalfe of our ſaid Soe
ueraigne Ladte,toappeare and accompt before hint perfonally , o2 els bp
their lufficient deputy oꝛ deputies , at aplace certaine within the Couns
tie where the fame lands and poſſeſſions do lie, at the Queenes Audite ta
be holveu there perelp,betweene the feat of Saint Wichael the Archane
gel, and the natiuity ofour Loyd God, of, and fo? all rents,reuenues,and
prolits,oue and payable within , oꝛ bp reafon of their fain offices ec. at
02 befoze the fealt of S.Wichacl the Archangel next before the fame Au⸗ Thebalt veree
bite, erprelling in the fame precepts, the time and place when and where Dueen at Pie
thelame Winiiters, Collectors and Bailifes accomptable, oꝛ their luffici⸗ chaelmas.
ent deputies, fo2 whom thep will aunſwere (hall appeare, the fame ppe-
cepts to be delivered to the fame Miniſters ec.accomptable , o2 their ves
puties, oꝛ left at their dwelling houtes, 02 at the mano2 oꝛ place where
their collectiõs are o2 ought to be, twelue dates at the lealt, before the dap
of apparatice to them prefired inthe fame Pꝛecepts. Andifany Miniſter
ttc.accomptant donot appeare before the lain Auditoz o2 his deputy at the quemenaies
faid Audite according to the ſaid precept, 02 elsif he do appeare and refule warning.
to accompt for his fain recive ec, before the fain Auditor ec, and being Ahewace er
thereof lawfully conuicted in the Court where the reuenue ſhalbe anſwe⸗ fault.
rable, he hal for bis firk offence forfait to the Ducene his whole fee fo2
that pere, whereinhe thal lo make default, op the baluethereof, And foz
the non payment of the fain monep due and payable within his collection
te, at 02 before the {aid feat of Saint Wichacl the Archangell, hat for-
fait to the Queene for his fir offence ſixe pence of euerp pound, inthe
name of a paine, for euerp monech after the fava day of apparance and
dekault mane, asis alozelaid, bntill he oz his ſulkicient deputie thatl ac-
Big: compe
Accomptants and debtors to the Queene;
tompt before the fain Auditor o2 his deputy fo2 his fain collection zc. Ang
allo pay vntothe hands of the ſaid Recetuer euery fuch ſumme of money,
as ſhalbe iuſtly found due by che ſaid accomptant befoge the ſaid Auvitoz
Fc. tothe Queenes Watettie, vpon the foote and determination of his ac⸗
compe, And after the lirſt dekault ofapparance mane before the lata Audie
tour ec. by any of the fain Oſficers accomptant being fo warned as is ae
koreſaid, and after another like Pꝛecept mane ¢ delineren op {eft in forme.
afozelain,then chat {ato officer that ſo ſhall make againe default of appar
rance, koꝛ the fain fecond offence in making default of bis apparance as is
aforefatd,and being thereokduely conuicted inthe court where the reue⸗
nue of his {ato office Hhalbe anſwerable, (hall forfatt to the Queene his of⸗
Second Bee fice and fee. Ann for the ſecond offence in he non payment of the fain moe
fault. ney bue € patable by reafonof his receipt ec.at 02 befoze the fain feaſt of f,
Michael, ſhall forfate to the Queene rit, v. of euerp pound in the name of
apaine, for euerp moneth after che ſaid laſt vay ofapparance anv nefaule
made, as ts akoreſaid, vntill he oꝛ his ſuſticient deputy, ſhal accompe before
the ſaid Auvitor og his deputy, fo the ſaid receipt, collection oꝛ batliwike,
anv alfo pap onto the bandes of the ſaid Receiuer oꝛ his deputy to the
Queenes ble, all fuch ſummes of money, as ſhall be tutly fond nue bp
pee Accomptant, vpon the koote and determination of bis {ain accõpt.
7 D6, I ¢
Otficers ac · - 13 See the forclainitatute of 3 3.31,8.39, ifany Bailife, Reeue og
craltog Duetied other officer accomptant of the Queenes, bpon the declaration ofbis ace
compe , doth willingly conceale and withoraw any rent, reuenue, fine,
harriot, oꝛ other caſualty whatloeuer it be, ofthe which he ought to haue
made accompt, and that duely prouen before the head officer of the Court
where ec.he hal loſe his office and fee, and thzee times fo much as he hath
concealed,
Ge DQueenes 14 Euery Receiuer, Collector and Gailife of any of the Dueenes
“enh landes, vente, 02 reuenues, fo lack of payment andleuping of their faim
atcerages. rents, iſſues, and reuenues within their offices, haue power to diitraine
laoꝛ the fame, ant to order the fame diſtreſſes in fuch fort, as any officer of
the Cichequer,forteuping of the Qucenes reuenues, anfwerable in the
ſame court heretokoꝛe hatte done, and may lawfully doe, deliueriug to the
party diſtrained the ſurpluſage of the value of euery {uch diftres (if any
thalbe) the Queenes duties being firſt patd,and the diſtrainant anſwered
ofreafonablecoftes.7,€0.6,1, - |
port: bald 15 Cuerpreceiucr ofthe Queens lands, rents,reuenues es, Hal make
wers Hallmake ready and full payment perelp tathe Crealorer,oz generall Receiuer of
payment, che court, where the fain revenues thalbe anſwerable, oz otherwile as he
fhalbe appointed bp fultictent warrant,of all ſuch ſummes of money as he
fhall know to be due tothe Queene, and can by any lawlull meane get og:
receiue of the rents og reuenues of our fain foueraigne Lady, within oe
reaſon
: Accompzants and debtors to the Queene. 6
reafon of bis office, being duc at oꝛ before the Featt of Ealter, by the xx. day
of June thennert following at the kartheſt. Ano allo hall make like pays
ment perely of all his like veceipts of che rents €c.that ſhalbe due at 02 bee
fore the keaſt of S.Michael the Archangel by the twencieth dap of Janu-
rp thennert following at che furthett, vpon patne of forfaiture for euerp
default at any of chefain dates , two pence of euerp pound for euerp dap
that che {ato monep fo bp him Hhalbe vnpaid. 7,€0,6,1.
16 Cuerp of che lain Recetuers, oꝛ thew deputies for wham they will caentye vee
anfwere,thall enter into their accompt pereipin the terme ofS, Hillary, tonne Ut ac⸗
anv fullp liniſh the ſame befoge che tenth dap of arch then nert follotn-
ing,and make full and ready payment of the money that thall appeare to
be due bpon the foote of the ſame accompt, before the cwenty day of the
fain moneth of March, vpon paine of forfaiture to the Queene their offi⸗
ces andfees , andfoure pence of the pound foz euerp dap that they thal
withhold the ſaid money. 7. Ed. 6. 1.
17 All Treaſorzers, Chamberlaines, and generall Keceiuers of any of Tete accipe
the Queenes courts of reuenue fox the time being, and all cuſtomers anv five eae,
collectors of cuftomes, 02 certaine and fallen Sublinies within any pore, nev hep Bats
hauen, oꝛ ereekeof the realme of Cuglanv, which now be op hereafter thal payment. :
be, within ten daies nert after notice to him o2 them giuen fromthe Q. oꝛ
fire of her pꝛiuie Counfell, in wꝛiting ſigned with cheir hands, fhall bp
_ themfelues, 02 their fufficient deputies for whom they will anfwere, de⸗
clare in wꝛiting, what ſummes ok money then being aue onto our fat fo:
ueraigne Ladie,be at that time in bis o2 their hands , and ſhall make rea⸗
dy and full payment of all che ſaid ſummes, as then ſhall remaine in his or
‘their hands (oueré aboue the ogdinary payments and ſummes of monep
conteined in fufficient warrants remaining in their offices , ann being in
their full force and not lawfully countermaunded, nor reuoked to thete
knowledgeyto the vſe of che Dat {uch rime and in ſuch ſort as they ſhall
be commanded by (ufftcient warrãt, vpon pain of fogfaiture of his o2 their
office o2 offices.7,£0,6.1,
18 Chelame Creaforers, Chamberlaines, anv generall Receivers, Celt bin 0ae
bythemſelues, oꝛ their deputies foz whom they will anſwere, thallperelp —
bekore the xx. Day of June make aperfect accompt of all ſuch money oꝛ —
trealure, as hath comets their hands to the Queenes vſe, perelp at oz be⸗ ee
fore the xx. day of March, then next before the {aid rr, day of Tune, and
fhall make a perfect veclarattonin wꝛiting of the monep remaining in e⸗
uery of their hands, to the Queene 02 to ber priuie Countell, perelp before
the laſt day of Tune chen next following, and make papment of the fame
at fuch time, and in {uch foot, as thep thall be commaunded by fufficient
Warrant, vpon patne of fogtatture of ihetr offices. 7. Ed. 6.1.
19 Gfanp Auditor 02 his deputy , which ought to take the accompt Itthe Audito⸗
pf any Trealozer, Chamberlaine, Keceiuer, oz other officer —— toate eae
befoze comps, :
Accomptants and debtors tothe Queene. | .
betoze him, doe rekuſe op willingly delay the raking ofthe ſame accompt
in ſuch wile as tt cannot be finiſhed within the time appointes bpthis act,
then he being thereofduelp conuicted inthe Court where the reuenue oz
charge ofthe lame accompt thatbe aunfwerable ta the Queene, hall looſe
fuchlike forfatture as the Creaforer, Chamberlaine, Receiuer, oz ether
officer, abouelain ought todoe by this acte, fox not accompting of and for
their charges and office op offices: And therebp the fame Treaſorer, Chã⸗
berlain, Receiuer,and other officer that ſhould accompe, and thall be refue
fen og nelated,halbe dilchargedofanp paine, loſſe ap fozfatture foz not ace
compring.7,€0,6,1.
mpecopieoe 20 Cheduplicatorcopie ofeuerp accompt that thallbe made by any
the accone nell’ Crealoper oꝛ Receiuer. oꝛ by their deputie informe alozelaid, within cons
comptant. uenient time afterche fintthing of the fame,and at the realonable requett
and coftsoffuch accompeant, thalbe deliuered vnto chem ſubſcribed with
the hand of the Auditor chat ſhall rake the fame accompt, 02 of bis beputp-
fc, vpon paine that the fame Auditoꝛ thal foꝛfait to che Queene fo2 —
fuch default x.li.7. Ed.6. I.
Bichops for 21 But this acte ſhall not charge any Archbichops 02 Biſhops, to
tenthes. make any bonds,o2 to make their accompt and paiment of the tenthes a·
rifing withinany oftheir Dioces due to the Queene, wm anp other maner
then they haue bin charged o2 accomptable ana chargeable by the Lawes
and ftatutes of chis Realme.7.€0.6.1,
etree 22 Neether ſhall chis act extend to couch; op charge any Sherike, El⸗
Coilectoz. cheator,ozcollectorof any Diſmes, Quindiſmes, beneuolences, contribu⸗
tions or Subſidies ((ubliviesof Tonnage anv Pondage onely ercept)but
thateuerp of chem may erercife their fat ſeuerall offices; and pay ſuch
ſummes ofmoney, as any ofthe thall be charged with allbp their ſaid
ſeuerall offices, in like ſort as euery of them haue vlually pone, 02 ought
to do if chig act had neuer bin made.7. Ed.6.I. }
Collectorxof 23 Euery hich Collector ofany Fifteene, Sublivic , 02 other tare op
Le Dates fone, hall within theee monthsnere afcer fuch cintes as the fame fhalbe
taxes, due, x patable coche Queene, her heires oꝛ ſucceſſors by anp Facute, ordi⸗
narce,orother meane, and bp the ſame Collectoz receiued, truly pay the
fametothe Queenes vſe, at {uch place, and to ſuch perfon as fhall be nae
med kor the fame, vpon paine to forfait to the Queene, her heives, and:
ſuccelloꝛs, foꝛ euerp pound {o being recetued,and after that retained, kept
oꝛ laid out foꝛ Kaine, and not payd within three monethsta the Dueenes
vſe, as is afogelath,foure thillings for euerp moneth that the fame monep
fhall be retained, kept oꝛ laid out for gaine, and alfo thall ole bis Office
concerning the fame, and al profits thereunto belonging. And the Queene
thall at her pleaſure, charge the laid Collectoz, spon his accompt, with.
the penalty and forfaicures abouerehearlen, oꝛ els recouer the fame bp
action,bil,plaine, og (uit ofwebt againſt the fame Collectour, bis pi
xecu⸗
Accomptants and debtorstothe Queene. 7
Executoꝛs oz adminiſtratoꝛs, wherein no ec, E.oꝛ 19.¢c.3 4. Hen.8. 2.
24 Jfanpotthe laid Collectors tender papmentof all fuch monep by The Collec
Him receiued to the Queenes ble within che fatd thꝛee moneths , in fuch Hind tensjes
place, ¢ vnto ſuch perfon as ſhall be charged with the receipt ofthe fame, luttiſeth.
and bo as much as in him then halve fo2 ta make true paiment therof,ana
cannot be thereunto admitted by reafon of impoztunate bufines, 02 other
lawful impediment in him chat ſhould receiue the fame, ché the fame Col⸗
lector etc.ſhall not be charged with, oꝛ incurre any danger 92 penaltie cons
tained inthis act, 34 H. 8. 2.
25 Che heire cfante Collectoꝛ afozefain, (oz of any Receiver of the wow fare the
Eſchequer, Duchie of Lancafter oꝛ court of Cards and Liveries ) thall Fnecparecd,
not be charged by reafon of this act, but onelp for and infuch lands ee, 02
hereditaments, which he hall haue by vifcent in fee ſimple, oꝛ fe tatle,o2
by gikt, oꝛ els bp anp other allurance made to anp luch heire onelp by co⸗
uin from che faid Collectoꝛ, oꝛ Receiuer, o2 any of their aſſignes, Andin
euery {uch cale,the Queene her heires and ſucceſſors, hal haue erecution
onely of and in {uch lands ¢c.02 hereditaments diſcended, giuen oꝛ other⸗
wife alured as is akoreſaid, vntil {uch time as her Maieltie ec, be fullpfa-
ane of euery Cuch ſumme of mony due by any {uch collector 02 Receiuer
2A. en,8,2 :
hue Che executoꝛs op adminiſtratoꝛs of euery ſuch Collector, thall noe Coriectors eres
be otherwile chargen bp this act, but as erecutors adminiſtratoꝛs ſhould niſtratoschat ·
he chargeable by theorder of the cõmon law,in actids ol debt vſed againtt 8
them as executoꝛs op adminiſtratoꝛs.34. h.8. 2.
27 Mhere the heire of any of the Queenes Collectors, Receiuers oꝛ The ete being
bebtors thalbe charged fop his fathers oz ancefozs debts oꝛ Duties whole sarsn Wal
heire bets, wherby the land deſcended op giuen to him by couin co defraud againt the exes
the Queenes erecutionthereofis put in execution, then {uch heire thal anv utors ac.
may haue his action of Debt againſt the executoꝛs o2 adminiſtratoꝛs of bis
faid father oꝛ aunceſtoꝛ, and ſhall haue erecution of the goons ¢ cattels of
the aid father o2 aunceſtoꝛ being in the hands ofthe ſaid executoꝛs 02 ad⸗
miniſtrators at the time ofthe {aid action bought, in which action no
CU. 02 9. ¢c.34.10.3,2,
28 This act of 34,1. 8.2. doth noc ertenve tothe Collectors of the F Mettorsot.
Queenes cuſtome,noꝛ of the Subſidie of Connage and Pondage, which the tublinie of
be accomptable perely ti the Ducenes Eſchequer. And this act was pro- patie
uided for Receiuers alfo, but the forefaid ftatute of 7. Ed. 6. appointeth a- :
nother order ofaccompt &paimenttothem,and alfo other penalties,
29 Gillandes, tenements, proſits, commonities, and hereditamentes Pc feaccomp:
which any Creaforer,o2 Receiuer, in, oꝛ belonging toany of the Queens able tothe pat-
Courts ofthe Cichequer,CUarves,and Liueries Duchie of Lancalter, Macony eve,
Crealozer af che chamber, Cofferer of che houthold to the Queene , her
heires and fucceflogs, Crcaloger foz the warres » Trealourer of anie
— fort,
i.
~
Accomptants and debtors to the Queene,
fort, Towne, oꝛ Cattell, where any garriſon is oꝛ thall bee kept,Creas
forer of the Admiraltie o2 Nauie, Creaforer, Undertreaſorer, 02 other
perfor accomptable to the Queene, ber heires o2 fuccefiors fozanp of
fice o2 charge, of, 02 withinthe Mint, Creaforer op Recetuer of any
ſummes of money in preit , o2 otherwiſe for the vfe of the Queene, her.
heires oꝛ ſucceſſors, 02 for pꝛouiſions of victuall, oꝛ foꝛ fortifications,
buildinges 02 workes, 02 fo2 any other prontfons , tobe vſed in ante the
offices of the Queenes ordinance and artillery armory, wardrobe, tentes
aay pauilions, oꝛ reuels, Cuftomer, Collector, Farmoz of Cufomes,
Sublivies, Impoſtes o2 other dueties within’ any pogtof che Realme,
Collectour of the Centhes of the Cleraie, Collectez of anp Subſidie
oꝛ Fifteene, Receiuer generall of che reucnues of any County oꝛ Coun⸗
ties aunfwerable within the receiptof the Eſchequer, o2 inthe Court
of CCardes and Liueries, o2 the Duchie of Lancatter, Clarke of the
Damper, nota hath og at any cime hereafter hall haue, within the time
whilſt He or they, o2 any of them hall remaine accomptable, thall fog.
the payment ano fatiffaction vnto the Queene , ber hetres and Cuccels
ſors, of hts oꝛ their arrerages (at any time to be lawkully accoꝛdingto
the Lawes of this Realme adiudged, and determined vpon bis op their
accompe, all bis due and reafonable petitions being allowed) be ltable
tothe payment thereof, anv be put inerecution for the payment of fuch
arrerages, o2 debtes to bee ſo adiudged any determined vpon anp fuch
- Crealoper, Keceiuer, Celler, Cuſtomer, Collector, Farmer, Dfticer,
02 Accomptant a3 ts afore named in like and in as large maner to all ine
tents, as ik the Cane Crealorer, Receiuer,o, Collector, Ec, bpon vhom
anp {uch arrerages oz debts Hall bee ſo adiudged, bad the Day bee bes
came ſirſt officer oꝛ accomptant,fand bound bp writing Obligatory, hae
uing che effect ofa ſtatute of the Staple, to her Waitellte, her heires oz
fuccellogs fo2 the true anfwering and payment of the fame arverages op
debts. 13. Eliz.4. ct
Ciihere the 30 If any Crealoger, Receiuer, Collector, ec, 02 other perfor ac⸗
fel the accompe comptant befoꝛe mentioned, which ſhall receiue op be chargeable with
tants lands. any moneyoꝛ treafure of che Queene, her heires o2 ſucccſſors and hall
vpon che determining of his accompt (all his vue petitions to him vpon
the ſame accompt being alleen) op byreaſon of any. Farme as afoges
fard, be found in arrerages, 02 to owe vnto our Soueraigne Ladp her
heires oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛs any ſumme ofmoney, and (hall not within the fpace
of fix moneths nertatter his accompts fintthen, oꝛ debe knolwen, (hauing
allowance of his due petitions ) truly pay all {uch arcerages as bee Mall
owe vpon determination of bis accompe, o2 vpon his debe huowen, ther
tt ſhall be lawiullto the Queene, her beires ana ſucceſſors, at any tinte
alter the fala five moneths ended, ta make fale by her op their letters pas
Cents vider the great ſeale of Cugland, off much of the landes, tenes
nents,
Accomptants and debtors to rhe Queene. 8
ments, and hereditaments of euery ſuch accomptant oꝛ debtor as map
Cuffice our fain ſoueraigne Wadte,ec, for the fatiffaction of bis debt 02 are
rerages, vntill her Maieltie re. ve byfuch fale fully fatiffied of fuch ave
rerages and debt ts be found bponaccompt op farme ge. And if any o-
uerplus of moncy ſhall be relerued oad, upon any fuch fale, then the The ouerplus.
fame hall be deliuered tothe Accomptant oꝛ Farmer, oꝛ bis hetres, bp
theofficer that ſhall receiue the money, vpon any of the fain fales, with-
out any other warrant in that bebalfe tobe obtained, And allthe fales Whe fale goon
to be made by the Queene her heires op fuccetlors ec, thall be good anv an th
anaileable in Lawe again the partie accomptant indebted , and hig accomptants
heires claiming as beires,and againk the Queene, her heires and ſuccel⸗
ſors, not wit hſtanding any former charge oꝛ incumbꝛance to her Ma⸗
ieftie ec, bp theperfon foꝛ whole debt the fame ſhall bee ſold. 13. E
lizab.4.
7 ye any perſon accomptant oꝛ tndebted, as ie aforefain , thall at Accomptants
anp time after he thall become accomptant oz chargeable, as is afore Mpg lanss
ſaid, purchafe and buy, 02 caule to be purchafed. and bought, any landes, names,
tenements oz hereditaments, and caule the aſſurance thereof to be mane
in the name of anp other perfor oz perfons, where the fame ts in deede
meant to the vle, profite , oꝛ beboofe of {uch perfon accomptant oꝛ in⸗
Debted, o2 of anpother perfon , andthe fame maner of purchafing anv
fecret vſes ec. thall be found by office o2 inquifition, then alland euery
{ands,tenements,¢c, fo to be Loughe o2 purchaſed, oꝛ cauled to he purcha⸗
fed, ſhall be taken and vled for the fatilfaction ofthe averages and debe
of every ſuch accomptant 02 debto2 to allintents, as though the perſon
indebted vpon his o2 their accompt op farine, were thereof actually ſeiſed
of fuch eſtate as was conucied to any perfon bp any {uch accomptant og
debtor, 02 by his meanes as ts aloreſaid. And all {ales to be thereof made
by the Queene her heires op ſucceſſors for the ſatiſfaction of {uch debt
oꝛ arrerages, as fhall bee found to be due and owing to her, ſhall be of
the like effect, and be vſed tn (uch like maner as is befoꝛe( 30) expꝛelſed
13.Eliz.4.
22 Gil landes, tenements and hereditaments which any accomp: Lands purcha⸗
tant before named hath heretdkoꝛe ſit hence the beginning of the Queenes fh Miee he Bee
raigne, purchafed, 02 caufed to bee purchaled, to the intent the fame Queensraigns
ſhoulde not bee lyable as is afopefayd ( the couin being fir founde
by office ec.) thall and map bee ſeiſed by her Maieſtie, herhetres 02
fucceffours , andretapned by ber ec. in Fee ſimple, to be folve 02 o⸗
therwife vſed at her ann their pleaſtires, towardes the faciffaction of
all arrerages alreadie {et 02 determined, o2 that hereafter Mall bee de⸗
termined vpon bis accompt (all reafonable and due petitions being al⸗
Loined ) at {ich rate and value as the fame were purchafed, 02 cauled ta
be purchater, by any Trealoger, Receiuer, Geller €c, 02 bp any perfor
pe : | {9
Accomptants and debtors to the Queene.
tatheir ble, Pꝛouided alwaies that ifthe foto be ſeiſed 02 fold by her Ma⸗
teftie her heires oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛs, as is laſt aboue mencioned, doe furmount
after the rate € value afozelatd the debt and arrerages to be Determinen
vpon the accompe of any Creaforer, Receiuer, oꝛ Accomptant before naz
med, then her Watettie rc. hall ſeiſe onely fo muchas hall amount after
the rate and value aforelain to the ut paiment of fuch debts and arrera:
ges, as hath bin oꝛ Hhalbe determined og adiudged vpon his accompt, as is
#0 BiGove akoꝛeſaid.i1 3. Eliʒ.4.
inde chatgea- 33 Jo Bithophauing the collection of any Subſidie oꝛ Tenths, oꝛ
ble. any hislands ec, whereok he ts ſeiſed in the right of bis Bithoppicke, thall
be charged by vertue of this acte for any arrerages of tenths oꝛ (ubfivie,
otherwiſe then he might lawfully haue bin before the making of chis act.
13. Eliz.4.
—————— 34 This acte ſhall not extende to charge any Trealorer, Keceiuer, oꝛ
xcẽeeding
CCE, accomptant akoꝛelaid, hauing any yerely receipt, noꝛ any their landes ec.
whole perely receipt collection & charge, oꝛ whole whole receipt from the
beginning of bis charge,ts not,o2 hath not bin, oꝛ hereafter ſhall not be as
boue the ſumme of ccc, {iin anp other maner,then he might lawfkully haue
ecoinptante bin charged before the making of chisacte.13, Clis.4,
whicharenct 35 Wuthecaulethe Crealorer ofthe Chamber, anv Cofferer of the
— houſhold of the Queene her heires {uccellors, Treaſoꝛers of warres op
garifons,Crealorersof the naute, Treaſorers, oꝛ Receiners of anp {times
of money for prouifion of victual,or fo2 fortifications,e2 fo2 building,and
Water of the MAardrzobe ave by order of their offices and charges after
thew accompts enden,to diſburſe the debt remaining bpon their accdpts,
infuch charges a3 are neceffarily to be poouided in their offices and chav
ges ſo as they avenot of {uch fummes of monep to make prelent pay⸗
mene ag other acciptants are,therefoze this act thal not ertende to giue
anp aucthozitip to make fale of any landes tc. fo2 any {uch debt to be tude
ged in any of their accompes lal mentioned, onles the Queene her heives
and ſucceſſors bpon che determining oftheir accompts (all their due pe-
tittonsto them ec, being allowed ) commaund prefent payment thereof,
or otherwiſe eftfones require a new accompt of the fame debt fo remay⸗
ning in any the accomptants mentioned in this bꝛanch, and that then the
ſame debt 02 any part thereof, thal be found to be owing and vnexpended
inthe charges pertaining to any of their {aid offices, and the fame debt res
maine bupatd by the {pace of vi, moneths after (uch requett op commmannes
Shetike, Et. ment.13 Eliz.4. |
cheton. Baitite 36 Chis acte hall not ertend to charge any Dbherife, Cicheato2, oꝛ
ofliberties. Bailike ofliberties, oꝛ the lands, tenementes, oꝛ hereditaments of any of
them, nor of any their heires o2 alltanes, for any thing touching their ofs
fice of theriffwike,efthetophip oꝛ bailiwike, noꝛ fo2 anp mony bp them
receiued bp reafon of any their fain Offices, tn any other maner 5
tyep
Accomptants and debrors to the Queene. 9
they might lawlully haue bin charged, befoe the making of this Acts
03, Cis. 4. ty
37 This act as touching only the fale ofanp Lands 02 tenements, ſhal — pnechae
not extend to any lands ec.Wwhich any perfons now (biz,2.Apzil.s 3 Eliz.
AnnoDom.1571 ) bate or intop , and haue purchaten or obtained bona
fide, and not being pꝛiuie oꝛ confenting to anp {uch intent, to defraud the
Mueene as is aboueſaid. x 3, €i3,4,
38). Jt Hall be lawkull to euery perfon , whoſe landes ac, hall by any The partie
office oꝛ inquiſttion be found co be fraudulently conueyed as ts aboue- § get Pee bts ie
faid, to haue bis latwwfullcrauerfe to euerp {uch office ¢c. And if tt be frie
found With che partie that tendereth che trauerle, then he thall haue the
fain lands out of the Princes handes without any Petition, Liverie ,o2
Oulter le maine, 92 anp other ſuit to be mabe oꝛ vſed: And the fame be⸗
ing found fog fuch perfon , fo crauerfing che fame lands ec. hall be ad⸗
ee not Ipable , chargeable , x0} tobe ſold by lozce of this ſtatute.
13.Ellz. 4.
39. Itthe Queene ac, hall by anp fale of lands bp korte of this fta- Bf the Ducene
— be fullp ſatiſfied of the debt 02 arrerages of any {uch accomptant oꝛ ms lands the
debtor, oz any part thereof then his {uerties thall be diſcharged of fo Maries be dib
inuch of thefain debe, forfeiture , and arrerages, as fo fhall be fatilfien,
and fo2 the reſidue onelp fhall be ratably (according to their aiities)
charged. x 3. Eliz.4. Be
40, Thelain Acemade Anno x 3,Elis.a.in euery part therof touching —
the power giuen by. that Act vnto her highnes, her heires and fuccellogg lands in vis
¢o make faleof any the lands, tenements, 02 hereditaments, by the fame feeyinwearbe
Ace limitted to be lola és, hall sand ought tv beerpounded. and inten⸗
ded alwell in-cale where the fale is to be made atter the death of fuch
Accomptane, 92 Debtor; as Where itisto be made in bis o2 their Ipfe
time. And allo afwell in cafe where the accompe is made and the debe Ciccone tats
knowen, wythin eight peeves after the Death of fuch Accomptant op strertocace
Debtoꝛ, as where the fame accompe ts made , op debt knowen in the life eels: ‘
time of the {aid accomptant 02 debtoꝛ. 39.23.74...
41 No perlon ſhall be erpounded a Debtor wythin che meaning Tho Hall be
and intent ok this Act , but ſuch onely as haue bin sate; oz ſhall be Far⸗ Hepa
mour oz Farmours of any cuſtomes ſubſidies, oz impottes , ppifage, Pic J
butlerage, 02 other duities wyt hin any Poꝛt of the Realme, and ſucth
Officers and Accomptants hereafter in this Act mentioned and ex⸗
prefien, as vpon their atcompts finiſhed and Determined (all his and
theirdue and reafonable petitions being allowed). chall remayne debtor,
vpon the foote,oF his and theipaccompts:. any ambiguitie op quettian
that hath rilen eꝛ growen, o2 map-ariles, gram oꝛ may be concepued
vpon the letter of rhe fame Act of 1 3.Ekz or of this pretent Sct,to the
contrarie hereof in aup wile oe +3 2.Cliz. 7 ae
2
‘Accomptants anid debtors tothe Queene.
axbemuene 42 Alteronepecre nett after the accompt hereafter to be mave sop
pyLerters pa che debt o2 duitie hereafter to be knowen of any Crealoper , Recetuog,
— J—— Cellor, Cuſtomer, Farmoꝛ of impoſts, oꝛ other perſon oꝛ debtoz, na⸗
landes. med op mentioned in the ſaid act of 13, Eliz. and hereafter mentioned
ann erpeften (all bis ano their due and reafonable petitions bppon the
fame accompt finithen , oz debt knowen beeing allowed.) And for ace
compts heretofore made , 02 Debts knowen of any fuch Accomptant op
Debtor abouclaid , after-one peere next following after the end of-chis
prelent Setlion of Parliament it Hall and map be latofull to anv for
dur ſoueraigne Lady the Queene , ber heires and ſuccellors, for and
towarns the ſatiſtaction of the ſaid debt oꝛ duitie, oꝛ of fomuch thereof.
as fhall then he vnpaied, bp Letters patents onder the great Seale of
‘England, tolell, conuey and allure fuch and fe muchot the mannozs,
Landes , tenements , and heredicaments, which anp {uch Deticer , Far-
mor , Debtor oz perſon accoinptable, at any time fince the ſaid ſecond
_. Day of April, in che ſaid 13, Eliz. had, op hereafter Hall haue from oz
during luch tine as fuch perfon 02 parfons were ; are oꝛ thall be ſuch
officer-o2 officers, karmoꝛ debtoꝛ 02 perlonaccomptable asafozefaty, _
pnto hee Maieltie, oꝛ which stherwile ave to be fold for the fame, by the
trite intent and meaning of the fain act, made in 13, Clix, ag hall
{uffice our ſoueraigne Wavy che Qucene , her heires and ſucceſſors, for
Duerplus. the Catiffaction of his oz their debt oz duitie. And if any ouerplus of
naooney thallbe had vpon anp ſuch (ale, then the lame thal be deliuered
and paten prefentlp vpon requelt, without other petitionto be made fog
the fame , tothe partie op parties , whofeland (hall be fold , is 02 their
Heires , out of the receipt of her Maiellies Cechequer, by warrant of the
Worn Creaforer, og Tinvertrealozer ofthe Crchequer for the rime being
without other warrant from her Waiettie , her heives anv fuccetlops; and
he fale goon Without anp kees oꝛ charges tv be pated top the lame Anv every Tate;
againte 02 conticpance and aflurance ſo tobe made bp her Maieltie her hetres and
—— fueteſſors | hall be as goon and effectuall in che law, as if the fame were
pp had bin made by anp luch officer ,fernio2 , debtor, 02 perfor accompt⸗
able fox monep 0} other valuable confineration , by bargaine and fale,
beede inrolled feoffement ,recouerie with ſingle op double vouchers oj
zerpar derlonz DY all og Any OF them. Gnd thallalfo bind and barre onely euery ſuch
— a aba officer , fabri’, debtoꝛ and perfon accomptadle , and bps ‘and their
— heires, and allother clapming by, krom, og vnder chert, op anp of them,
after-fuch: time as be oy thep becanie , 02 hall become officer, far:
nour Debtor, 0 perfor accomptable as is afopelains and all and eue⸗
Tie ether perfon aud perlons their heires and litccellozs whych auy
fuch ogicer karmsue debtoz oy perſon accomptable might Harte
vrred dy Map Harte bp any luch recouerie, and all ſuch whole landes
ges RT QTR NG oT NGG a a
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Accomptants and debtors to the Queene. 10
are to be ſolde, by thetrue intent and meaning of the ſaid act of 13,
liz. andall perfons clapming front, by, oꝛ onder them, aud thall alfo
be good and auapleable agaynſt the ‘Dueene , ber heives and fuccee » |,
ſors, and all other perfons clayming from, bp , og vnder her ber heires —
oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛs, foꝛ 02 by realon of any fopmier charge, oꝛ other mem,
bzance to her Maieſtie, ber. heires and ſuccelſors, by the perſon 02 per⸗
fons ; for whoſe debt 02, duitie the lame ‘hall bappen, to be ſolde. 3.94
Eliz. 7
43 Pꝛouided —— that ſuch fale, ‘conuepante., Op. altutance, —A—
vbich ſhall at any: tyme herealter be had or made by vertue oF this gat: noe im
Ace, op of the fain Act of 13.< Eliz ſhall not impeach op. auoude anp & — ber deat
pemite, leafe , op graunt heretofore mave oꝛ hereafter tobe made by —
the Queenes Maĩeltie, her heires oz {ucceflours of any ſuch
tenements, oꝛ hereditaments, which ſhall bee ſolde, conueyed, 02,
ſured, as is akoꝛelaid oꝛ of any part thereof; any. ‘otberwwite , 02 itt ee
‘anp other fogt , mannex,op fourme, chen the fame, ſhould have: bin
uopded oz impeached bp che ordinarie courte. of che common Lat, if —
Her Maieltie, her heires op ſuccelloꝛs had bin, oꝛ chall be fullp fatit:
fied of {uch debt 02 duitie, fox whych any fuch: landes , tenements. oz
hereditaments fhall be fotve , conueped, op aſſured by bertue ofthis Acts isc om
oꝛ of the fain Act of 13. liz, any thing herein. contained £0" the cons : : : | I
trarie hereof notwithftanding. 39. Eliz . c·. ——
44 Afwell this Acc and euerie claule therein contapnen, as the ——
ſayd Act made in 13. Eliz. and euery clauſe therein contayued, ſhall Py
extend to all manner of Undercollectoꝛs of Tenthes and Sublioies *
of the Clergie, whith haue bin. now be, o2 hereakter thall be, koꝛ ſa⸗
tiffpiney of {uch money, as any fuch Cnvercalleceop hath; cblleceen 302
Mall collect of the fayy Centhes and Sublinies in as ample wile ,
asif euerp {uch Undercollectoꝛ were immediatlye accomptant to the
Queene, her betres anv-fucceftezs, And euery {uch Gindercollecto2 , ——
ſhall vppon proces to bee awarded out of the Court of Exchequer of —— —
our fain Soueraigne Ladp, her heires anbfucceffours, be chargeable the Erchequer.
to accompe for bis receipt offuch Tenthes anv Sublnies, as anp Ke⸗
ceiuoꝛ immediatly accomptant to her Maieltie is op ought to be, And qe Bichop
every Archbpihop and Byſhop anv cheir heires, evecutours, and al⸗ — “4
fignes, ant Deane and Chapter Sede vacante, to whole charge the wnpercottectog
follection of fuch Tenthes op Sublinies doth op hall appertayne , lt lacilhe,
ſhall be diſcharged of fo much of the ſayd Centhes and Subfidies,
as thall bee ſatiſſied co the Queenes highneſſe, her heires op fuccef-
fors , of oꝛ by the Landes, tenements, hereditaments , goodes 02 chat:
tels, of ſuch Cindercollectour oꝛ bis beires , without any other war⸗
raunt whatfoeuer , 02 charge in that, bebalfe tobee obtayned o2
C2 ſuſtayned.
J Accomptants and debtors tothe Queene,
ſuſtained. 39.Eliz.7. | snytada a? aoie? ad ears
aturances 45 Pꝛouided alates, that this Act oꝛ any ching therein contained,
— ov the Act of 1 3. Eliz. oꝛ anp thing therein contained, ſhall not impeach
accomptable. phi any fale, leaſe, demiſe, graunt, charge, ertent,erecution, 02
other allurance made before the beginning of this arliament bona fide
bp any fitch perfor fo accomptable dꝛ indebted as isaforelaid / oꝛ by his
Heives oꝛ by any perſon oꝛ perfons clayming bona fide , from, by oꝛ vn⸗
Sige go. them, og any ok them: Noꝛ hall ertend to auoide any leaſe op de⸗
Leates fox vey. mile’, not exceeding the termeof one and twentie peeres, o2 thgce lpues,
— oꝛ thiet tuhereupon ſo much peerelp rent hath op ſhall be reſerued, and yeerelp
paxvable during euery ſuch leaſe anv demile, as at anp time wythin
twentie yeeres next before the making of {uch demiſe op leale; hath oz
{halt be yeelded oꝛ paied fox the fare + noꝛ to auoide anyleaſe fog peeres,
Determitiable bpon three lyues 02 vnder made opto be made, Whereupon
Cuſtomary luch veerely rent is. oꝛ ſhall be reſerued as is atoꝛeſaid: Noꝛ to auoide
ethatess atiy cuttorttarp effate | made oz te be mabe, according to che Cuftome st
the hu ee eh let orꝛdemiſed are parcell,
39, 1347+ : Ja es we Hs $2 SIISG 290 ; ISD 39k
46° Prouive alWaies , that chis Acc thall extend onely to fuchsas
Towhat Ac ſithence the beginning of the Queenes raigne haue bin, now are, of hall
. comptants ons
Ip this Statut be Trealorer Celloz , oꝛ Receiuoy , 02 vſing, ererciling oꝛ hauing che
doth txtend. office of Crealorer, Celloz 62 Receiuoz, in oz belonging to any the
ae Patna atin of Exchequer, Aardes anv Liueries, 02 Duthp of
Lancatter , Crealorer of the Chamber, Cofferer.of the houtholu, Crea-
forer for the warres , Crealoperof any kort towue. oꝛ cattle where anp
garilon is 0g fhall be kept, Trealozer of ‘the Admiraltie o2'32auie,
Trealozer Andertrealorer, 63 other perfon accompeable to the Queene,
Her heires bz fuccellozs, for any office or charge, of, of within: the Pint,
_._, .. Pothers evercifing op hauing any office 02 offices,of Trealoꝛer oꝛ Recet-
- ys: Bop of any ſumme of money fo? pꝛouiſion of victuals , oꝛ fox foptificati-
es ons buploinges, 02 topkes, 0 foyanp other pꝛouiſtons tobe vſed in anp
ee the offices of the Queenes Ordinance and artillerie, Armorie, Havas
__ robe’; tentes and pauillions oꝛ Reuels Cuſtomer; Collectop ; Fermoy
o of impoſtes, cuſtomes ſubſidies butlerage prifage, oꝛ other duities
within anp port of the Realme Collectoꝛ op Undercollectoꝛ of tenthes
aand lublidies of the Cterate Collectoꝛ of anp ſubſidie oꝛ fifteene, Res
teiuoz genterall or particuler ofthe reuenues af any countie oz counties
aunfinerable in the receipt of the Exchequer , og in the Courtes of
Aardes ¢ Liueries oꝛ Duchy of Lancatter, Clarke of the Daniper, and
other perfon op perfors vſually op oꝛdinarily and voluntarily erercifing,
vſing o2 hauing any office of receipts’, oy bſually 02 oꝛdinarily and bo⸗
luntarilp, taking vpon hint ag ant officer of anp receipts; and to none
“other, 39, Eliz.7. 5*
47 Pꝛouided
aot
Accomptantsand debtors to the Queene. I
47 Pꝛouided aliwates , that the ſaid Act of 13. Eliz, 02 this Act a5 mie or
oꝛ any ching therein contapnen , hall not ercend to the fale ofthe lands, lands where
tenements , 02 hereditaments of anp Dfficer accompeant or debtor, 02 tancharny
of his oꝛ their bette o2 heires, oꝛ of anpother perſon clapming from, west.
by, 02 vnder Chem ,o2 anp of chert, for 02 by reaſon of aup accompt,
debt, oꝛ farme, whereof anp ſuch debtoꝛ 02 accomptant, his oꝛ their
heires, executoꝛs, oꝛ adminiſtratoꝛs, haue, oꝛ ſhall haue a quietus eft,
oz other vſuall diſcharge vppon the declaration of hys and theyr ac⸗
compt, accoꝛding to the vſuall order of the ſaid court of Exchequer.
Oe Cis +7» .
* 48 Pꝛoumed allo, that this act oꝛ anything therein contayned, hall Mo tale ofthol
Not extend to gine anp power oz authoꝛitie ta make anp fale, conuep= throenar ce
ance oꝛ aflurance, of any mannoꝛs, landes, tenements, 02 heredita⸗ cites —
ments, of any Archbiſhop, Biſhop, Deane and Chapter , on of any other pure. ‘«
eccleftatticall perſon, whereof he oꝛ they, oꝛ any of them, be , 02 here-
after (hall be ſeiſed in the right of hisoz their Bithopzicke , Church , o2
other Coꝛpoꝛation ecclefiatticall whatſoeuer. 39. Eliz.7.
409 Pꝛouided alwaies, that the lame act of 13. Eliz. oꝛ this act, Devt inſtalled.
fhall not extend to the fale, conuepance , oꝛ allurance of any man:
nos , andes, tenements, 02 hereditaments fo2 any debe being inttallen,
9. Eliz. 7.
; 50 Hꝛouided alwaics , that chis act ſhall not ertendto charge any syicite, ee
Shirife , Cicheatoz ,0z Wailife of liberties , noꝛ any of their heires or eheatoy. Bat
alliqnes : noꝛ to the fale of Landes , tenements, o2 hereditaments of anp phe hareh
Shirite, Clcheator , oꝛ Watlife of liberties , noz of any theyr heires
oꝛ alliqnes foz any thing touching bys o2 theyr office of thirifewicke
efcheatorthip , oꝛ bailpwicke , noꝛ foꝛ any money o2 other thing, bp
them oz any of them by ceafon of any of the fata offices , otherwife ,
oꝛ in any other maner then chep o2 anp of them might lawfully haue
bin charged before che making of this Act, o2 of the fain Act of 13,
oars thing herein contapned to the contrarie notwithſtanding. —
- 39e0N% 7+ ! :
: 51 Hi the Queene, her heives o2 {ucceflors , hall hp anp fale, con: ye the Dueene
uepance, op allurance of anp manogs, Landes tenements , oz heredita⸗ be aulticn, the
iments, by forceot che laid act of 1 3. Eliz. op ofthis act , oꝛ byother mat⸗ vitcyarged.
ter appearing of record, be fully faciffien of the debt oꝛ arrerages of any
fuch officer accomptant 02 debtor , 02 of any part thereof: then the fuer-
ties of {uch officer accompeant o2 debtoꝛ, and other perfor o2 perfons
bound , 02 to be bound foꝛ {uch accomptant 02 debtoꝛ tn chat behalfe,thall
be difcharget of fomuch of the fain debt, fogiciture, and arrerages , as fo
fhall be fatilfied , And for the refibue only, thall be rateably accopding ta
their abilities charged; any thing in this Act oꝛ inany other Statute
fo the contrarie notwithſtanding. 39, Eliz. 7,
C 3 52 Prouidep
Accomptants and debtorstothe Queene.
gnwhatente 52 Pꝛouided alwates, chat the ſaid Act of 13. Cts, 02 this Act,
A erie O2 anything therein contayned, Hall not extend to giue anp power oz
fin, what authoritie ta make fale, conuepance , oz affurance , of anp manners,
Not, landes, tenements, o2 hereditaments of the Walter and Licutcnant of
the Ordinance , Walker of the horle Waker of the Armorie, the gene⸗
rall Receittor of the Duchie of Lancaſter, anv of the Mardes and
Liueries, Creafoper of the chantber , Walker of the Jewel houle ,Co-
feree of che hauſhold of our ſoueraigne Lady the Queene, hee heres
and ſucceſſoꝛs, Crealozers of warres o2 garriſons, Creaforer of the
nauie, Crealorers oz Receiuoꝛs of anp ſummes of monep for victuall
oꝛ fogtificatton , 02 for buyldinges, oꝛ Waker of the Mardrobe, for any
Debt to he adiudged oz knowen as tt ts aloreſaid, concerning their o2
2 any of their offices mentioned in this branch, vnlelſe the Queene,
her heires and ſucceſſors, vppon op after their nebt knowen , o2 ac⸗
compt determined (all bis 02 their due petitions to them vppon the fame
accompts beeing allowed) require oꝛ commaund by op buder the great
Seale oꝛ priuie Seale prelent payment thereof , oꝛ otherwiſe eftfoones
require a new accompet of che fame debt fo fet op remapning in anp the
accompts mentioned in this branch: And chat then chefame debt oz
any part thereof thall bee found to hee owing o2 vnexpended in the
matters o2 charges pertapning to anp of their faid offices o2 charges
mentioned in chis branch, and che fame debt remayne vnpaied by the
{pace of one whole peeve after fuch requeft 02 commaundement . 39.
Eliz.7. By
senate ; i : Pꝛouided alla , that this Act, oꝛ any thing therein contayned,
poe 200 Hall not ertende to the fale, conuepance , 02 alluranceof anp mans.
; nors, {andes, tenements , 02 hereditaments , as is akoꝛeſaid, vnleſſe che
debt of ſuch officer, accomptant ,o2 debtor doe erceede the fumme of
thoee hundged poundes: anp ching inthis act to che contrarie notwith⸗
No Cale of the ſtanding. 39. Clis. 7, | 9* *
sept 54 Pꝛouided alſo, that this Act oꝛ any. ching therein contayned,
yozitee, fhall not extend to make any fale, conueyance, o2 aſſurance of any mane
nos , {andes , tenements 502 hereditaments dilcended , 02 which beres
after ſhall difcend to anp heire oꝛ heires wythin the age of one and
att tien twentie peeves , folong as fitch heire oꝛ heires thall be wythin the age
tive serea ict of one and twentie peeres, Ano pet neuertheles , after fuch time as any
the heires Ul ſuch heire oꝛ heires thal accompliſh his o2 their ful age of one and twenty
i peeves, andafter two peeres exppred akter fuch full age: It thall and
mav be lawlullto and fo2 our fata ſoueraigne Lady, ber heires and ſuc⸗
ceſſors, to make fale , allurance , and conuepance: of ſuch mannors,
{ands , tenements, and heredit aments ſo to him and them dilcended , in
ſuch fort, ozder, maner, and forme ,to allintents; conſtructions and pure
poles,
Accomptantsand. debtors tothe Queene. : 12
potes as if ſuch heire oy heires had hin of full age at che time of the ac-
compe ſiniſhed and determined, oꝛ debt knowen of any {ich officer, debtor
oꝛ atcomptant. 39. CUZ, 7. —
55 Pꝛouided alwaies , that before ſuch time, as anp the mannors, — atvae:
{andes , tenements, oꝛ herevitaments mbich arp ſuch oftcer, accom aeuertiane
tant, 02 debtoz {hall bona fide, and fop valuable coulincration, fell care Priore the fale
uep 02 affure to any perlon oꝛ perfons thalbe vp the Queene, her heires © landes.
and ſucceſſors, (old, conuepen , 0 alurcd, as is aloꝛeſaid, a Seire facias
fhall be awarded out of her Court of Crehequer vnto the Spirife of
the Countie , where any fuch mannozs, lands, tenements, oꝛ herewica-
ments fo to be ſold kor rhe fain debt da Ipe, generally co garniſh ſummmon
oꝛ Warne any ofthe Terretenants vppon any part of the {aid manos,
ands, tenements, 02 hereditaments , to ſhew cauſe why, the fain man⸗
nors, lands, renements,o2 hereditaments (ould not be put to fale fo2 fas
tiſtaction of the debt of her Maieſtie, her heires 02 ſucceſſors: Ahere⸗
uporifthe Terretenant vpon ſuch garniſhment og warning tecourned,
hall makdefault, or ſhall appeare, and yo node within tuo yeeres next at-
ter {uch retourne ſufficientiy proue in the fain Court of Exchequer chat
| the officers, accomptants oꝛ vebtors ; (if he 02 they be then lymug) have
fufficient lands tenements, oꝛ hereditaments to aunſwere spon fale there
of to be made by the Queene , her heires oꝛ ſucceſſors, by force of this act
the ſaid debt oꝛtarme, oꝛ ſufficient goodes op chattels, lyable and ſubiect
to the payment of ſuch debt on farmes: oꝛ if he oꝛ they be dead, that
the erecutors 02 adminiſtratoꝛs of {tech officers , accomptants ,o2Deb-
toꝛs haue fufficient goodes oꝛ chattels lyable and fubtect as afozefatn,
oꝛ the heire of fuch officer, accomptant , 02 Debtor, haue lſufficient
Landes, tenements , ard hereditaments Ipable to aunſwere vppon fale
thereof to bee mane bp the Queene, her heires and ſucceſſors, by force
of this Act , the fame debt o2 fatme, and whereby the ſayd debe and
karme, hall o2 may bee duely and fullp ſatiſfyed: Char then after two
peeres and cenne monethes nert after {uch retourne fuch,andfomuch
of the mannoos, Landes, tenements, and herenitanients, which anp
fuch officer, debtorꝛ, oꝛ perfon accomptable had arat any time Hereafe
ter hall hauc, after he became , 02 hall become any {uch officer, debtor
o2 perfon accomptable, oꝛ which otheriwife are to be folve , by the true
intent and meaning of the fain Act made in 13, Eliz. ag thall {uftice
for the fatiffaction of our Soueraygne Ladie, ber heires oz ſucceſ⸗
fours, of bys oꝛ their debe oꝛ duitie, thall bee ſolde by her Maieltie,
her heyzes oz fuccelfours., anv the monep thereof comminge to dil
pole according to the true intent ana meaning of thys Arte, 39, ——
Eliz.7. has eit : Bꝛotes where
56 ouiner allo, that in ſuch cates where any accompt hath binor grou in che -
hall be made, o2 any debtes haue bin oꝛ hall be knowen, in the ase pe ah Ne
C4 o
Accomptants and debtors tothe Queene.
of Mardes and Liveries ,and Duchy of Lancaſter, oꝛ in epther of
them, then befoze {uch time, as any the manozs, lands , tenements , oꝛ
hereditaments, which anp {uch officer , accomptant oꝛ debtor, hall bona
fide , foz valuable conſideration, fell ,conuep , oꝛ allure to any perfor
p2 perfons , hall be bp the Queene, her heires anv ſucceſſoꝛs (old, con-
ueped and allured, asis aloꝛeſaid, ſuch pꝛoces hall be awarded as is
hereafter expꝛeſſed: Co wit, a ſummons oꝛ garniſhment with pꝛocla⸗
mation, thall be awarded tothe Shirife of the countie, where any ſuch
mannoꝛs, landes, tenements, oꝛ hereditaments ,fotobeloln foꝛ tie fain
Debt do lye, generally to garniſh, ſummon, oꝛ warne, any of the Terre⸗
tenants thereof, by open publication o2 proclamation to be made, either
bponfome pare of the {atv mannogs , lands , tenements , and heredita⸗
sents, o2 infome Warket towne nert adioyning in che ſaid Countie
twentiedapes at the leaſt befoze the retourne thereof, to ſſew caule whp
the ſame mannors:, landes tenements ,o2 hereditaments fhoulo not be
put to fale , for fatiffaction of the debt of her Maieſtie, her heires oz
fucceſſors: TAhereupon if the Cerretenants vppon {uch garniſhment
02 warning retourned , hall make default ,o2 hall appeare , and do not
wythin two yeeres next after fuch retourne make fuch (ufficient proofe
as afkozeſaid, as by the order and decree of either of the fame Courtes
fhall be allowed in that bebalfe, Chat then all chinges thall be Done any
executed, for the fale of the ſame mannozs, andes , tenements, 02 heres
Ditaments , and for che full fatiffaction of the fame debe og farme ; it
Like, andin ag large and ample manner and forme to all intents and
purpoles, as before in chis acc is limitted and appointed in cafes where
Default ts made ,.02 apparance, and no caule and ppoofe as akoꝛeſaid
made, bpon a Scirefacias awarded out of the ſaid Court of Exchequer.
The Terrete 57 Pꝛouided alwayes, that if the Tertenant oꝛ Tertenants ſhall
nant povins pꝛoue in the ſayde Courts of Exchequer, THards and Liueries, and
Pat oe iste Dutchie as is akozeſayd, within two peares next after {uch returne, and
Heirchauelutt- returnes as afogelapn, that the ſayd officer, debtoꝛ oꝛ accomptant hath
crentto pay the mannors, ands, tenements, o2 hereditaments liable and lubiect to the
fale of our ſoueraigne Lavy, ber heires 02 ſucceſſors, by force of this act,
put not (ufficient vpon fale thereof by vertue of chis act, to anfwere and
fatiffie the debt and dutie of the ſayd officer, pebtor, 02 perfon accomp⸗
table: D2 that the executoꝛs 02 adminiſtratoꝛs of the ſayd officer, ace
comptant o2 debtor (if be then be dead) haue goods end Chattels {rable
and fubiect to the payment ofthe debt oꝛ farme of the officer, debtor oz
accomptant, but not fufticient vpon the {ale thereof, for the full faciffas
ction of the {aid debtor farme : Da that the beive offuch officer, accomp⸗
tant op Debtop, hate lands, tenements, oꝛ hereditaments by diſcent, liable
and ſubiect tothe fale of the Queene, ber beires anv i i
| oward
Accomptants and debtors tothe Queene. 13
towards the payment o2 fatiffaction of the debt oꝛ farme of fuch officer,
accomptant 02 debtoz, by forceof this Act, but not fuffictene vpon fale
thereof bp vertue of thts Act for the full anv due fatiffaction of the ſayd
debt a2 ferme, Chat chen the Queene her heires and ſuccelſors, (hall firſt
make fale ag akoreſaid, of all the mtannozs, lands, tenements, and beredi-
taments ofthe {aid officer, vebto2, op perfon accomptable, and {eile anv
take into ber and their hands all che ſaid goods anv chattels, Ano ifthe
fame be not fufficient vpon fale thereof bp force ofthis Act, to anſwere
ann fatiffie the fapd debts o2 farme, then to make fale of he mannoꝛs,
lands, tenements, and hereditaments ſo deſcended to the fain heire, for
and towards the fatiffaction of the refioue ofthe {ain debe, And if nei⸗
ther the ſaid lands, goods, and chattels of the fain accomptant, officer oꝛ
debtor, 02 of his erecutors oꝛ adminiſtratoꝛs, noꝛ the ſayd lands, tene⸗
ments, and hereditaments fo difcended to the ſaid heire, be fufficient to
anfwere and fatiflfie the full and due debt, Chen fuch and fo much ofthe
mannoꝛs, lands, tenements, and hereditaments, which anp Cuch officer,
debtor, oꝛ perfon accomptable had, 02 at any time hereafter thall haue,
after he became 02 hall become anpfuch officer , debtoꝛ, oꝛ perfon ace
comptant, ſhalbe ſold by the Queene her hetres and ſucceſſors as afoze-
ſayd, ag thall {uffice to make a full faciffaction of the reſidue of his o⸗
their whole and entire debt ano duties And the ouerplus (if any be) to be
diſpoſed as aloreſaid, according tothe cruc intent and meaning of this
prefent Act, 39. Eliz. 7. |
58 Pꝛouided altwayes, that every {uch Certenane, clayming bp pur⸗ Contribution
chate from any (uch officer, accomptant op Debtuz, 02 hrs heires, og from, onecthe
by, oꝛ onder any purchaler, from {uch officer,accumptantor vebtop, whofe fame.
- ands thall happen to be fold bp vertue ofthis Act, thall haue ratable cone
tribution for bis and their charges, dammages and lolles, of and anaint
euery other perfon op perſons, that thall purchale, oꝛ ſhall clapme from,
by, o2 vnder any purchaler of any lands, tenements, 02 hereditaments of
fuch officer, accompeant, 02 debtoꝛ, liable to any fale to be made bp
vertue of this act, And if any (uch perfon o2 perfons thall refule to
make and peeld a reafonable contribution to the partie and parties
whole lands are fold as akoreſaid, that then vpon complaint thereofmade
tothe Barons of the Exchequer, thep thall and may bp vertue of this
act, award pꝛoceſſe of ſeiſure and extent in her Maieſties name, bpon the
lands, tenements, and hereditaments of euery {uch perfor o2 perfons ag
fhall fo refurfe to yeeld areafonable contribution : And the fame anos -
ſo ſeiſed and evtended thalland may by vertue ofthis Acc, without other
warrant, afliqne and commit to the faid perfon o2 perfons, their heires,
erecutors,o2 adminiſtratoꝛs, that ought to haue contribution by the true
meaning ofthis ace, vntill {uch time ashe o2 they thall be fatiffien of fo
much money fo2 contribution of his and their dammages, loſſes,charges,
ang
Accomptanits and debtors to the Queene,
and expences, as ſhalbe rated,tared, and allelled by the fain Barons ofthe
Exchequer for che time being. 39,€t3.7. . | es
Thewmores 2. eae Pꝛouided alwaies, that euery {uch Scire facias, foto be awarded,
entren of recom ANd Che recurne therof,halbe entren of recon inthe Court of Exchequer,
slp are and euery luch proces of ſummons, and garniſhment with proclamation, _
they wereae and the returne thereof, foto be awarded out ofeuerp the {ain ſeuerall
warded. Coures of ards ¢ Liueries, anv Duchie of Lancaſter, and che ſeuerall
returnes thereof, halve entred into the booke of Decrees of the faty
The protes Courts, outol which ſuch proces ſhalbe awarded, And that euerp perfor
Pago, and perfons to whom the Queene her heires o2 fucceflors, thall make fale
* of any mannoꝛs, lands, tenements, 02 hereditaments of anp ſuch officer,
accomptant oꝛ debtoꝛ, Hall og may haue eremplifien the ſeuerall proces
aforefain, and the returne 02 returnes thereupon vnder the great Seale
of England, andthat alwell che (aia Inrolment andentries aforeſaid of
the fain proces, and the returnes chereupon, as che ſaid exempliſications,
ſhall be of as good force and validitte inthe lawe, to allintents and pure
poles, as ifthe laid proces ann returnes chereupon, were extant, remate
ning anafufficient, 39. Eliz 7. Vice 1 igi
a predemt- 60. Aun tothe incent fuchmantors,lands, tenements, and heredita⸗
see oe ments as are liable to fale by the Queene her heires and ſuccellors, bp:
ferforthote force ofthis Act may be folve accoyning to the value thereof, fo2 the:
Perens tae’ moze ſpeedie payment ofthe Debts anv duties due to herbighnes, ber:
folae. heires and ſucceſſors, and for the benefit of the perfor oꝛ perſons whoſe
ands ſhall be ſold: If any perſon op perfons, other then the officer, deb⸗
toꝛ, oꝛ accomptant aforelain, whole lands, tenements, oꝛ hereditaments.
are oꝛ ſhall be liable to be ſold by korce of this Act, do oꝛ ſhall at any time
within the ſaid two yeares and ten moneths after ſuch returne as afore⸗
ſaid, procure any other able and ſufficient perſon o2 perſons, to purchaſe
oꝛ buy che fame at ſuch price and value, as the fame lands, tenements,
nz hereditaments at that time thatl be reaſonablie worth to be ſold, Cher
vpon payment and facilfaccion tobe made to the Queene her heives and
ſucceſſors, of the value of the {aid lands, tenements, 02 hereditaments,
fo to be ſolde, our fain ſoueraigne Lady her heires and ſucceſſors by let⸗
ters patents vnder the great Seale of England, will be pleafen tolell
fuch lands, tenements, anv heredicaments, to fuch perfon o2 perfons bes
fore any other, as will purchafe and buy the ſame, by the meanes and pꝛo⸗
curement of him 02 them, whoſe lands, tenements, and hereditaments,
hall be ſold ag aforefain, 39, Eliz. 7.
The eurdente 61 Gil and euery perfor andperfons, whole mannags, lands, tenes
2a leg ments, o2 hereditaments, thall be liable and ſubiect to be fold bp force
Houghtinta ofthis act vpon proces tobe awarded out of che Court of Crchequer,
the Court. and other the Courts alozeſayd, thall boing and thewe inte the ſayd
i Courts, all {uch euidences, concerning the ſayd manos, lands, te⸗
nemtents,
Accomptants and debtors tothe Queene. 14
nements, and hereditaments, liable and ſubiect tobe ſolde as afszelaty,
being in his o2 their cuſtodie o2 poſſeſſton, o2 tn the cuſtodie oꝛ poſſeſſion
of any other by bis deliuery , content, 02 appointment, ta the intent
the fate o2 title of andin che faid manos, lands, tenements, and hee
reditaments may be knowne, to the end the better and moze auatleable
fale chereaf map be made, accozding to the true intent and meantne of
this act, 29,€113.7. :
62 And tt ts alfo the true intent of this act, and of che fapd fae The manfion
tute of 3, Eliz. Chat ifany perfon o2 perfons, whofe lands, tenements, Donic ann nes
and hereditaments are, 02 thall be liable, and fubiectto be {olde by ver⸗ not he folne,
tue of this act, 02 the fapve Act of 13, Eliz. haue (ufficient mannoas, Cher ERE wi
lands, tenements, 02 hereditaments, ouer and belive his chiefe mane ffficient.
fion boule, and demefnes belonging thereunto, to fatiffie thepebts and
Duties of her Maieſtie, her heires and ſucceſlors, and to pꝛocure the
ſame to be bought oꝛ purchafed foz fo much monep, as will farilfie
the ſayd debts and duties, within the ſayd ſeuerall time and times,
before limites and appointed, for the ſayd lands, tenements, and he-
xeditaments, to be folve as aforefapd, and doe fatiffie the {apne debts
and Duties accordingly, Chat then his and their fay chiefe manfion
Houle, and denielnes thereunto belonging, Hall not be ſolde by her Ma⸗
ieſtie, her heires and ſucceſſoꝛs, bp force of this act, 02 of the ſayd ſta⸗
tute of 13.Eliz. 39, 113.7, to endure onlp to the end ofthe nert Sele
fion of the nee Parliament enſiting.
63 Jf any diſme o2 part of diſme be graunted by the Clergie of accomptante
the prouince of Canterburie anv Dorke , to the Queene, or to her Hermes not
heires after the certificate thereof into the Eſchequer, and of the other frites in
names of the Collectors for the gathering of the fame, tf the lame e Tlcheauer.
Collectors do come by proces before the Barons of che Eſchequer,
and enter into their accompe, they fhall not be bound to anfwere any
bill 02 billes there exhibited again them by reafon of the {apd entrp
in their accompt, for any maner of caule but onely for the matter tou⸗
ching che fapd accompt. Wur if che ſayd accomptanc be {hed in anp
other Court, by wait, bill, 02 plaint, then he Hall take no priuilenge
of a ſayd Cichequer bp realon ofthe fate accompt fo2 any uch {uite,
I.R.3. 14.
64 Hf he that is condemned and in execution at another mans luite, Conkeſſion of
will conkeſſe himſelle debtor to the Queene, where he is no debtor of re- Wot fo He
cord, he ſhall be remaunded to the firſt pꝛiſon, and his credito being ſa⸗ woid anothers
tifticd, he hal be committed to che sFleete,oneil he hath pated the Queene **ecution.
that ſumme conteſſed. I. R.2. 12.
65° Che Queene noꝛ her Bailifes ſhall ſeiſe any mans lands oꝛ rent She tea
fo. any debe, fo long az the debtors prefence o2 cattell will fuffice to pay chargenio tong
the debt, and che debtoz ready to ſatiſſte tt, nog any mans luerties thal be 28 rhe pine:
2 ae diſtrained, tuticigns.
he Sherife
Hauing proces
to lente tie
Mueenes
Debts, muſt
take ſuertie of
the partie be-
ing offered to
Dilcharge tt.
- She Sberife
bhauing leuted
the Dueenes
Debts, fhall aff
charge the
Debto2.
Commiſſions
to enquire of
accomptants.
Actomptants
withdra wing
themſelues.
here Aunts
tours map
commit ac-
comptants
to priforr,
Accomptants and debtors to the Queene,
Diffrained, fo long as the chiefe debtor is fufficient,and tf the chiefe debtor
doth faile of payment, not hauing, oꝛ not willing to pay, che ſuerties hall
anſwer tt, and ik they will, they ſhall haue the debtoꝛs lands and rents,
vntill they be fatiffien, Magna Charta, Anno 9. Den,3.8.
66 Too great a diſtreſſe thall not be taken for the Queenes vebe, noz
driuen too farre, and tf the debtor can find Cufficient and conttentent ſuer⸗
tte vnto the Sberife, vnto a certaine dap within which he can procure a
remenie to agree forthe thing in demaund, the diſtreſſe hall be diſchar⸗
gen inthe meane time,and be that doeth otherwife ſhall be grieuoully pus
nitbed.28,€0,1,1 2, And all debts ok the ſummons of the Eſchequer, that
the Shirike or Bailife do confelle receipt of, Hhalbe forthwith allowed,
fo chat whether he receiued all the debt 02 pare, it ſhall neuer come in de⸗
maund or ſummons after the Sberife hath confeiled payment, Stat. de
diſtric. Scac.51.Men.3. Andif the Shirike at the nert accompe after he
hathreceiued fuch debts, vo not acquite the debtoꝛ, be ſhall pap to the
platntife thgife fomuch as be recemed, and make fine at the Queenes
plealure,(icil,1.3.€3,1.19, pe
67 Immediatly after euery finallaccompt, made anv delinered hee
fore the Barons ofthe Queenes Clchequer, by any Sbherifes, Eſchetoꝛs,
Cuttomers, Comptroflers, and other officers accomptable, the tenoꝛ of
the accompt of euery of the fame officers thall be from time to time {ent
into the Counties in the which the fame accomptants be officers, tones
ther with commiflions directed to the moft credible lawfull and diſcreete
perfons, for to enquireand make certificat of the profices; which the ſayd
accomptants haue recetued in the foreſaid Counties, tn their owne name
to the Queenes vſe, and vpon their accompts, haue deceit fully concealer
and retatnen the fame, to thew otone vſe and profite, Ano in caſe any ſuch
Accomptants be attainte of any {uch fraudes anv deceits, they tall
forfait to the Queene, trebleof that, whereof thep thalbe conutcted, anv
their bodies ſhalbe impꝛiſoned, vntill chep haue made fine and raunfome
tothe Queene, according tothe difcretion of her Judges, 6,en.4.3¢
Accompt.
F Bailifes which are bound to yeeld accompt to their Loꝛds, vo with⸗
draw themſelues, and haue no lands oꝛ tenements whereby they map
he diſtrained, chen their bodies ſhall be attached, fo that the Sherikes, in
whole Batliwtkes thep thalbe found, thal caule them te appeare, to peels
their accompts. Marlb.5 2. Hen. 3.24.
2 Ik the Waker do alligne Auditors to any Bailikes, ſeruants,
chamberlaines, oꝛ other receiuers, which are bound to yeeld accompt, and
it chaunce them tobe found in arrerages (all things being to them al⸗
lowed) they ſhalbe arreſted, and by che teftimonie of hole Auditors come
mitten co che nert gaole which che Queene hath in thole parties, anv ſhall
be receiuen ofthe Sherife o2 his gaoler, anv in patlon kettered in irons,
j and
oro oaAecompr. © “Accufation. 15
and remaine inthe fame ppifon liuing of their owne goods, vntill thep
hatte fully ſatiſfied their Maſter ofall the arrerages, But ik any which is
focommittedtoprtfon, will camplaine that the Auditors haue vniuſtly
charged him with receits which he hath not receiued, 02 by not allowing
him reafonable erpences, and twill finde friends which will vndertake to
vbðꝛinghim before the Barons ofthe Elchequer, he thall be deliuered onto
shen an the Sherife in whole cuſtodie he is, thal warne his Watter chat
he do appeare befoze the Barons ofthe Clchequer, at acertain vay, with
the Rolles and Talys whereby he yeelded his accompt, and inthe pze⸗ Expare tale.
fence of the Barons 02 the Auditors which they will aſſigne, the accompt
hall be recited and iuttice ſhalbe done to the parties, ſo that ik he be found
in arreraces, he ſhall be committed to the Fleete, and tfhe flee, and will
not willingly peel his accompe, be thall be diſtrained to come before the
Auttices to accompe; tf he haute whereby tobe diftrained, and when he
commeth to the Court, Auditors ſhall be appointed onto him, before
whom ifbe be found in arrerages, and will not forthwith papthe fame,
he Halthe Comitiftente the gaole to be kept in fopme alozelaid anv if he
flee, and the Sherife och cettifie that he cannot be found, the Exigent
fhallbe awarded againt him vntill he be outlawed, and he which ist
committer to prifon;is not repleutfable, CHeltin,2, Anno 13,€0,1, 11,
So: Thatanaction of debris maintainable againſt a Sherife or Gaoler,
which letteth an accomptantiefcape, thatis committed to his gard, See
Efcapes1.i: bd Canine scdied Sonos su cord | -
2Thar executors fhall haue anactionof Accompt. See Executors ¥,
3 For the accompt of thofe which {hall receiue any money forthe
mending ofhie wayes. See Hie wayes 1068360) Ic): |
4 For the accompt of Collectors and Suirueiors forthe mending of
Bridges. See Bridges 4. —
5 For the accompt of the Surueiors ofthe poore. See Poore 2.
That in debt vpon the arrerages ofaccompt the defendant may
wage his law,or plead to an inqueft. S,Wager.3. !
GVA Mk AIVodses sR ectfadiomss:. 22 (lia:
N22 Freeman thal be taken 02 impriſoned, or diſſeiſed ofhis free hold, Mo man Halt
AN Itherties 07 free cultomes, noz thall be outlawed, banithen,o2 by anp Bera
meanes brought to veltettction : neither thall any patle, o2 fit in iudge⸗ fall trtall.
Metit bpon him, but by che lawfulliudgement of his equates, oz by the
law of the Realme : neither tall iuſtice og right be ſold, Denied, 02 deker⸗
ted toany man, Magna Charta 9,Der,3, 29.5. Ed. 3.9. Andifany man
be taken o2 put to anſwere withouca prefentment before Juſtices, 02
forme matter ofrecozd, 02 by due proces, o2 by wait opiginall, the fame
is void and errroncous, 2 5. Ed. 3.4. 28.00, 3.3. 42, Ed. 3,2, See Sug-
geſtion.
Additions.
Additions. Adiornement. Admeafurement &c.
Additions. ete > tf bingy ean
aeons Nheuery opiginall writ of actions perfonals, appeals and indictments,
gent tyalbe where an Erigent thall be awarded, the names of the defendants Hall
aware, beput, wich additions oftheir eftate oz degree, oꝛ myplerie,¢ the Townes
o2 Mamlets oꝛ places, andthe Counties of the which, anvin the which
they were oz be conuerſant. And if bp proces bpon the ſayd originall
Writs, appeals, og indictments in which the ſaid additions be omitted,
anp outlawꝛies be pronounced, thep ſhall be voiv, and before the out⸗
lainzies pronounced, the {aid wꝛits and indictments hell be abates by
erception of the partie, whereas in the fame the fain additions be omit⸗
ted. Gut though the fame waits of actions perfonals do not agree with
the recoꝛds and deeds in ſurpluſage of che foꝛeſaid additions, pet fo2 that
caule thep thall not abate, Ano the Clerkes of the Chauncerie (onver
whole names {uch writs halbe wpitten) Hal not omit che ſaid additions,
Lyon paine to be puniſhed, and to make fine co the Queene at the Chauu⸗
celozs bifcretion: 1,4en.5.5. naesigrin oh bine) of gett ede
i Thatan offendour in a writ of Excommunicate capiendo ſhal haue
afufficient addition, S. Excommunications. J
Adiornement. Mic oracgo
—— by remouing of the common Bench, the pleas haue
N.Y oftentimes abiven without nay, tothe great hurt and perill of
pitherifon of diuers: It is enacted, that fronvhenceforth, the Juſtices
Lefoze the commen Bench he remoued, hall be warned by a time, ſo that
thep may adiozne the parties bp ſuch time, that they ſhall not loſe their
proces, 2E0/3yrT. ee ks — tmorte sg 10% os
1 That Fines thall be effectuall,though proclamations be not made
by reafon ofadiomnement ofany Terme, S.Fines 14(0'0 98 <
- oy) Admeafurenmént ofdowerand paftures) >: 2°
Admeaſure “YP WDe Gardein thall haue a wꝛit of Admeaſurement of dower: Bue
ment ok rower. “A yet bp the Gardeins {uite, (ifhe will {ue faintly andbp collufion a-
gaint rhe woman which is tenant tn Dower) che heive ſhall not be kore⸗
clofen when he commeth to fullage, to adniealure the dower, as it is to
be admeaſured by che law of this Realme: And aswell in che wit of
; admeaſurement of Bower, as in admeaſurement of patture, when the
Pues einen luite is come to the graumd dittrelle, dapes thall be giuen , within the
apmeatuces ‘which there may be holden two Counties, at the which open ppocla-
me mation thall be mave, chat the. vefendant ſhall appeare at the Dap con⸗
tepned in the wꝛitte, to anſwere che plaintife, at which day, tf he do
appeare, the {uite thall ppoceede. betwirt them, and, tf be do not ap⸗
peare, and the proclamation be infourme afozefatn cediftes by the Sbe-
rife, abmeafurement tall be made by the pefault, Cettminter 2.
13. Ed. I.7.
zt ‘ 2 af
Admeafurement &e. Adminiſtrators. Admirall &c. 16 ~
2Ikbya luit moued vpon a wꝛit of admeaſurement of paſture, the Admeaſure·
paſture was once admeaſured and that tt chaunce after ſuch admealure⸗ cue. of pas
ment the paſture to be ouercharged againe by him that fill did ouer-
charge, with moe beatis then he ought to keepe, if the avmeafurement
were befope the Juttices, the plaincife fhail haue a Judiciall writ, chat
the Dherife tit che prelence of the parties being fummoned (tf thep wilt
appeare) hall inquire of che fecond furcharge, which if tt be found ,
fhall be returned before the Juices vnder the leales of the Sberife
and the Jurors, and the Bullices thall award the plaintife damma⸗
Kes, and thall put in the eftreates the value of the beattes, which he that
ouercharged after the admeaſurement, put into the patture moe chen
he ought, and ſhall deliuer the eftreates to the Barong ofthe Elchequer
to anfwere the Queene, Ifthe admeaſurement tere made tn the Coun⸗
tic, then at the requett of the plantife, a weit thall be awarded out of
the Chauncerie, that the Sherike fhall enquire of fuch overcharge, anv
of che cattell put in the paſture aboue the due number, and thall aunfinere
the Queene the value of them inthe Clchequer, And leatt the Sbherife :
ſhould deceiue the Queene in this cafe, all {uch watts de Secunda fixe Secunda fuper-
peroneratione, which be awarded out of the Chauncerie,thal be enroilen, “°° ™
ano inthe endof the peave the tranfcript thereof hall be {ent into the
Eſchequer vnder the Chauncelogs feale, chat the Crealourer and Ba⸗
rons ofthe Cichequer map fee how the Sbherife bach anſwered the pzolit
offuch writs, And inlike fore thall the mits ofRediffeifin be enrotlen
and fent into the Cichequer in the end of the peare, Neſtminſter 2,
33 9,1 +o Bs hE
He _ Adminiftrators,
VVen a matt Dpeth inteftate , che Ordinarie hall vepute the
VV. nevtand mott lawful friends of him which dyed inteitat, to ave
minilter bis goods, which deputies hall haue an action in the Queenes
‘Court todemaund anv recouer as erecutours,the debts due to him, which
is Dead, and Hall anſwer others inthe Queenes Court,to whom the dead
‘petfon was indebted and bound, in the fame maner as executours thal,
‘and alfo ſhall be accomptable to the Oꝛdinarie, as evecutours thal, in cafe
where ateſtament ismape, 31, Ed. 3. 11. See Ordinarie 1, —
AaTo whom the Ordinarie ſhall commit the adminiſtration of the
goods ofhimthat dyeth inteftat, and whathe fhall take for the fame, ~
See Probate of Teſtament 5. 6.
: —— Admirall and Admiraltie. —————
iB Admirall and his deputie hall meddle with nothing pone with- egtith what
“AL inthe Reale, but onely wich things done vpon the Sea, 13, Rich, NST
2.5. And he that is grieued again his Statute halt haue an action miedate.
vpon the cate again him which purlueth inthe Court ofthe Admiraltie,
any
—
Mbere the
Qomirals
furifpiction
Both lve,
Conferuators
Of the truce,
Monage fHall
not belpe the
Diffeifo2 o2 bis
etre.
PBꝛelates.
Attaint.
Nonage Hall
not ſtay an
Wnqueſt.
Admũrall and Admiraltle. Age. |
ann Hall recouer again him vouble damages, and the purfuer being
attainted hail forfait to the Queene x.li. 2. Hen.a. 1 1.
2 The Admirals court hath no maner of cogniſance, power, oꝛ ine
riſdiction of any contracts, plees, quarels, oꝛ other things made o2 rifing
Within che body of the Shires, bp lanv, water, op wꝛeckof Sea, but all
{uch contracts ec, ann other things thall be tryed, determined, diſcuſſed,
and remedied bp the Lawes ofthe Kealme, anv not before the Admirall
noꝛ his deputie. But the Admirall hath cogniſance of the death oz may⸗
hem of a man committed in any great ſhip, fleeting spon the bie freame
of great Riuers : onelp beneath the Bꝛidges of the fame Rivers next
the Sea, Ans allo to arrelt ſhippes in the great freames for the great
voyages ofthe Queene anv the Realmesfauing to the Dueene all for:
faitures and profites thereof comming, And alſo he hath iuriſdiction in
the {aid ſtreames during che fain vopages onely: ſauing to all Love,
Boroughs and Cities, their Liberties and Franchiles.15.Rich,2.3.
3 Gp che ſtatute 2. Hen. 5. 6. like power as the Admirall hath, is
given to him which ſhall be alligned by the Queene in any Port to he
conleruator ofthe truce, except for the etermination of the death of a
man Which is committed vpon the maine Sea, and the erecution of che
fame, which is alates relerued to the Admirall o2 his generall Lieu⸗
tenant.See Piracie. ° Prretay —
1 Forthe authorities delegaties in marine cauſes, See Appeales 8,
(in Io ages sas | ins
If aman dopurchate an Affife, and the principal niffeifour dyeth bes
fore the Alife noth palle, theplaintife hall haue a wit of Entrie spon
diſſeiſon againſt che heire ofthe villeifor of what age ſoeuer he be, Anvin
the lame mane the heive-of the diſſeiſee ſhall haue bis writ of Entrie a⸗
gaintt the difleifors oꝛ their heires of what age foeuer they be, tf che dil⸗
{eifee die before he hath purchalen his wyit,fo chat the wait thall not be as
bated, noz the plea delaped by the nonage of the heires of the one partie
oꝛ of theother, but inthat aman map without offending the law, frelh
{uite hall be made in hak after the diſſeiſin. Ano this point hall beobe
ferued in the right of Pꝛelates anv others, to whom Lands cannot by any
meanes come after che neath of ochers, whether chep be villeifecs or dil⸗
ſeiſors. And ifthe parties in pleaning deſcend toan Cngquett, and that do
pale againſt the heire within age, and namely againſt che-heire ofthe
diſleilee, he Hall in that cafe haue an Attaine by the Queenes {peciall fae
uour Without giving anpthing cherefope, CHeftininter.1.3.C0,1.46
2 Ik an Infant be kepe from his inhericance, after the death of his
father, grandfather, o2 great qraundfather, whereby be is enforced to
haue atwzit, and his adtterfarie noth appeare in Court, and in pleading
ledgeth a feoffement,oz lheweth fome ober ching, wherbp the Juſtices
| | Bo
‘Aydeto malethe ſonne &c. Aydeofthe Queene. 17
po award an Enquelt, there whereas an Cnquett was differren vnto the
full ane of the Infant, now the Enquelt hall pale ag though he were
of fullane, Glouceſter.6. Ed. r.2. Pee i fen |
3 Aueuerpcale whereluch as be wythin age may fue ik they be — pre
eldigned, fo that thep cannot perfonatlp fue, the nert friendes thall be J
admitted to {ire for chem. etki 2. 13.€.1,15, See Wardes. |
- 1) That a womans fuite which demaundeth lands, that her husband
didalien ofhers , fhall not be differred by the minoritie of her husbands
heire which fhould warrant them. See Women 15.
2 That each onebound Apprentice within age, fhall ſerue as if he
were of fullage, See Labourers 23. J
Aydetomakethe fonne Knight, and to marriethe daughter. .
ae ſhall be taken of a whole Knights fee for reafonable ayde to
make the foune Knight, op to marrie the daughter, but rr. s, and of
xx.pound land holden in Socagere.s,and of moꝛe moꝛe, and of lelle,tetle,
after the rate. And none thatlleuie fuch ayde to make his ſonne Knight, »
vntill his ſonne be xv. yeeres of ane, nop to marrie his daughter vntill ſhe
‘he of the age of vif, peeres, and thereok mention ſhall be made tn the ©
Mueenes writ framed thereupon , when any man will demaund it. And
ik the father chance to pie, when be hath leuien {uch apne of histenants, -
before he hath married his daughter, the fathers erecutors are bound to | _
fatiffie the daughter ok fo much as the father receiued for this ayde. And
ifthe fathers goods be not fufficient , his heire thatl{atifie the daughter,
THetki.15 3,€0.1,3 5. Aad che fame law is in che Rings caleto make The Kings
his cloett forme Knight, oꝛ to marrie his eldeſt daughter. 25,.€0,3 411, ———
16 SC Aydeorthe ueene cco —
Fthe Queene make a Feoffement, and the deede thereof contatneth fo Ahere ayde
much that another perfon by like deede oz feoftement ſhould be bound Nibegcun
to warrantie, the Juſtices ſhall pꝛoceede no further , extept they haue Queene, and
commaundement from the Queene, But wherethe Queene hath confir⸗ Ment.
Med oꝛ ratified an other mans Deede of that ching which wasan other
Mans, o2 hath graunted any thing toan other, almuchas in heris , op
there a deed is hewed forth chat the Queene hath giuen any tenement,
in which deen there is no claule of warcantie;andin (uchlike cafes,ttthhal
uot be furceafen by occaffon of {uch confirmation, ratification, graunt,op — :
render, 02 other like: But after the lame ts thewed to the Queene , thep
fhall pzoceede without pelap , Stat. de Bigamis.4, €d,1+1+€ 24 See
Afsifes, «3 Pek Peru Mery —
2 Concerning the Dowers of women, where any Gardeins of the In Dower the
inheritance of their hulbands have the wardſhips of the gift oz graunt of Dnemies Mee
the Queene, whether the Gardeins vo holdthe thing in demaunde, 02 Do ward, Galt
call the heires of the {ato tenements a warrantie, ifthep do except * not paugayor
thep
“Aydeofthe Queéne.” Alehoufe. Aliehs,Strangers &c.
they can not anſwere without the Queene, it Hal not therefore be ſurcea⸗
fen, but the fuic thalin nue maner pꝛoceede. Stat.de Bigamis.4. Ed.1.3.
xower wits 3 Aman ſhall haue but kower writs of Search forthe Queene, where
af Search, ofeuerp writ fall be deliuered fourtie dayes before the retourne of the
fate, And ther they which {ue for che Queene, thall be put to aunſwere
_ ann to defend the lands and tenements demaunded, againſt che Queene
alwell as they can, wWhether-anp monument oꝛ remembꝛance be found fop
the Queene oy not ,thoughe the (uit be tn che Parliament, Chauncerp,
Kings bench,or Common place, Ano by commandemẽt vnder che creat og
priuie Seale,no point of this ſtatute thalbe delaved. 14. Ed. 3. 14.
x1 Wherevpon a Trauerſe two writs of Search fhall be graunted,
See Trauerfe 4. | | !
2 Wherein Afsife brought againft the Queenes patentee he fhall
not haue Ayde. See Afsife 5. |
Alehoufe.
gaftices of e Juſtices okpeace in euery Shire, Citie, Towne coꝛpoꝛate Frane
peacemavaits Ichile, op Libertie, oꝛ two ok them at the leatt ( whereof one to be of
Bi ea! the Quorum) haue power within the limits of their commillion to nif:
charge common (cling of Ale and Geere,in Alehouſes and Cipling houe
ſes infuch places wherethep thall chink meete, 5. Ed. 6. 25.
Chepenattie 2 Ik any perlon do keepe any common Alehoute,Cipling houle,o2 ole
of keeping alee common telling, of Ate 02 Bere, but {uch as Mhalbe chereunce admitted in
itcence, the open Seſlions ofthe peace,oz els by two Juſtices of the peace (where
sfonetobeofthe Quorum) and hall be hound with ſuretie bp Recogni⸗
ooo tet? fattee,acaint che bling of vnlawtull games , and foz the maintenance of
gyood ogner,(foz the making of which Kecogniſance be hal pap but xii.v.)
the lame (hail be committed by the Jultices oꝛ two of them, (eabereofone
“> go be ofthe Quorum) to the common Gaole, within the fame Shire, Cie
“7h” tie Borough, ec.there to remaine without baile oꝛ mainppile thece dates,
coos) > Sun before hisdelinerance hal be bound in Recognifance, with two fares
ties that he thall not keepe anpcommon Alehouſe, o2 vſe felling of Ale 02
WGeere and thall for hisfine pap xx.s. And the certificat of a Recogni⸗
fance anv the offence,at the next Quarter Seſſions made by a Juſtice of
peace, ſhalbe a ſufficient conviction of the offence, 5,.€,6,25,
Aledonfes kept. 3 But in ſuch Comnes ann places where any J aires thall be kept, it
ie faies, Thallbelatefull for the cime ontelp of the fame Faires, fo) euerp perfonte
vſe common felling of Ale 02 Beere, in boothes , 02 ocher places, for the
reliefe of the Queenes ſubiects that ſhall repaire to che fame, in fuch ma-
ner as they haue vſed. 5. Ed. 6.25. See Iuflices of peace 714
ean ete Seas Aliens; Strangers ,and Denizens. |
liens talk . TD perfon not boꝛne vnder the Queenes obeifance ,o2 made Dertis
sake no cioth. zen, being Artificer o2 Dandpcrafts man, noꝛ none other foꝛ him, oꝛ
wR to his vle, ſhall make any cloth, op put any wooll to marke , to make vee
\ \e clot
&
Aliens, Strangersjand Denizens.. 18
clothinthis Realme, vpon paine to foꝛfait the fame cloth: 3202 Mall ſell arcens mar ter
anp wares within this Kealme, butonely in grote, and not by retaile, fo cores bur
and im the port, towne, o2 place , where the fame Artificer thall be dwel⸗
Ling, aud innone other place, vpon paine to foꝛfait the ſame warres to
the Queene, and hint that will ſeiſe o2 fue koꝛ the fame bp A. J. tc. wherits
no U.xc. E.P.xc. 1. R.3.9. See Marchants 1. te ht
2 jo Stranger borne not being Dentzer, hall conuep into any Tranſporting
partes out of the Queenes obeifance , tapthout her licence, amp long inv or goo
bowes, arrowes o2 ſhaftes, vpon paine of forf, of the fame oz the balue cing,
ehereof,and imprifonment, Noꝛ thal vſe hooting with lone bowes with⸗
in the Queenes obeplance without her licence vpon paine of fozfatture
of the bowes andarrowes wherewith fe ſhall be found hooting. Ano
euery of che Queenes ſubiects map feile the fame, Ec. 33.4D.8.9. See
Archerie 6, 7.
3 Cuerp Alien made Denizen, hal pay ta the Queene ann Ger heires, Dentzens that
and to euery other perfor, and to all Dificersof cities , boꝛoughes, anv fee —
cownes, all ſuch Sublinies, Cuſtomes, Colles, dueties,x other ſummes ota betore.
of money fo2 their mares, marchandizes,and goodes, as they ſhould haue
paied, before thep were Denizens : any qraunt made, oꝛ to be made , og
anp fatute €c. notwithtanding , Wut all Officers of cities, boꝛoughes.
and tones , wherein any {uch dueties ec. Hall be Demaunded , ſhall fet
op in open place of fuch citie boꝛough, 02 towne, a table op tables; bp
which the certaintie ano duetie of ſuch Cultome, Colle, ec, map appeare,
fo the intent nothing may be exacted otherwifethen bath bin accuffo- 2...
med. Chis Act thall not be preiuviciall co the Warchants ofthe Stili⸗ sarchants o€
ard in London , but they thall enioy {uch priuiledges ec, as they han be⸗ Be Stiliard.
fore the making thereof, 22,3D,8,8 , See Corporation 6,
4 All Aliens borne being Denizens, o2 not Denizens, dling any Aliens within
maner of handyerate inhabiting within London, op the fububs thereof, Anes censaene
within Meſtminſter, the parith of Haine Wartins inthe held, the parith Be vnder the
of our Lady of the Stronde, Saint Clementsof Danes , Sainte Giles Cduarpens o€
inthe field, Saint Andꝛewes in Dolbogne the cone and bozough of —
Houthwark, Shoꝛditch, MAhite Chappell pariſh, Saint Jones ſtreete, oe
the parith of Clerkenwell; Saint Gotelphes parith wythout Algate;
Saint Katherins , Barmonn{ey reece , or wythin two mylescompatle
ofthelata Citie of Lonvor , oꝛ the Parithes aforelato, (hall be onder the
{earch and reformation of the Wardens and Fellowſhip of the handy⸗
crafts which they doe occupie withinthe {aid Citie, with one ſubſtantial
Stranger being an houſholder of the fame Craft bp the lame Aardens
to be chofen, Ano thoſe Mardens and Stranger thall appoint to euery —
Alien being a black Smith, Cowper, Pouchmaker, o2 Joyner (taking cuery Allen
nothing therefore) amark, which be hall put vpon his woꝛk, ware ,o7 ————
elicll, And if any Stranger vſing —— Smiths, Hopners,or on vis work.
2
Cowpers,
Aliens, Strangers, and Denizens..
Cowpers, Hal make any wares op vellels concerningt he ſame mptteries,
any do not put ſuch mark to euerp of them, before they be put to ſale og
vſe, without taking any thing therefore, he ſhall forfaitthe double value
of the fame wares and beflels tothe D.and J.to be recouered bp 4,31, ¢c,
wherein no CH. te. €.02 19. tc. Wut if the fain CCardens ec, refuſe co
mark the wares of any Stranger requeiting the fame, chen the ftranger
may put to fale his fata wares, 14. N8.2.
—— fal 5 Che Hardens of euery {uch myfterie, callingto them one Strane
liens woes, ger OF che fame mylterie, being a houtholoer, haue power to ſearch, view,
and refogme in London, and other places atoꝛeſaid, all wares of woꝛk⸗
manthips made bp handycratt men being Aliens. And ik vppon fuch
fearch,thep thal find and adiudge any veſſels, o2 ware , in the poſſeſſion
of the workers 02 otuners falfly and neccitfully mave to the hurt of the
Queenes people , chen the fame worker o2 owner, in whole poſſeſſion che
fame falle and deceitful wares thall be found, thall fogfatt the fame to the
Queene andthe firitiinder cherof, to be recouered in any of the Queenes
\ Courts, bp action of Detinue, wherein no CU, €.02 WP, ec, 144),8,2
— Aun if any Stranger artificer ‘that is an houſholder being required bp
artifice ene the. Cardens, Gouernors, o their deputies, vo refute to wo with che fain
ey togoto (Aardens to make fearch in forme aforelaia ,and that be proued before
UIAKe UAE. che Chauncelor of England; the Waioz of London, o2 the chiete Dficer
ofthe citie, bozough , towne ; where €c, be thall ule fuch occupation no
nope within England. —5 Ogi: 3
ctranensbay. 6 Cardens and Walkers of kellowſhips of all handycrakre within any
ties sorte Citie Borough oꝛ Towne coꝛpoꝛate where Mardens be, and the Bai⸗
mia AD ites op Gouernors of townes tc, where no ardens be,haue auchozitie
with the Bailifeo, Bailifeso€ the Libertie, where any Libertie is, (be⸗
eine content foto do,) fo view, (earch and refoꝛme Srangers,inbabicing
and bling within anp ſuch Citie;Comne, ec, any handpcraft,inas anple
maner asthe Mardens and kellowſhip of London may do by this Ace,
And all Strangers dfing any of the ſaid handycrafts, tn any of che fata
cities,boꝛoughes etc. be bound to Do ann obep in euery thing accogbing to
the tenoz ofthis Act, vpon che patnes and forfeitures, and to be recouered
ses in De as is aboue remembꝛed. But this Act noth not extend to the inhabi⸗
foro, Gabon’ rane Strangers in the Uniuerſities oc Orkoꝛd oꝛ Cambꝛidge, og within
Martins. — the Sanctuarie of great Saint Martins within London,1 4,1).8,2,
abe remenete 7 Ifthe Wardens of any kellowſhip tc, Baililes, Goucrnogs,ec. wilt
Gliens be in: —— intreat any Stranger in executing any thing contayned in
— wong: this Act then che Stranger xrieued,may by bill oꝛ inkoꝛmation complain
to the Loo Chauncelor,and Crealorer of CnglanD,o2 tothe Juſtices of
the Alife tn the Countic, which bp their eraminations haue authoritie ta
heare and determine che fame complaint and to award tothe complainant
Suchamends,ag by them ſhall be thought realodable. 14,1D,5,2, ite
Aliens, Strangers, and Denizens. 19
8 Al Strangers artificers mane Denizens, that will inbabite with: Allens chall be
in London, the Suburbes oꝛ Pariſhes akoꝛelaid, og within two myles fipiributore ce
compalte ofthe fame ; and keepe houles and occupie their Craft, thall be cares,
contributozie to and with the Queenes ſubiects artificers within Lon:
pon, papingand bearing the charges following : (that isto fay ) euerp
Stranger Cordwapner, being an houfholver, which worketh old ttuffe
op new, hall quarterly pap to the Walter,CHardens, and Comminaltie
ofthe ſaid CraftofCordwapners within the ſaid Citie vid. And euery
ſeruant Stranger not being Denizen thall pay quarterly iii.d. Ano all
other Strangers, Artificers, and Denizens of euerp handycrakt, inhabi⸗
ting within London, oꝛ any other Citic 02 Cowne within this Realme,
ſhall pap, beare, and ſuſtain all like charges, as the Queenes {ubiects of
like myſterie, borne out of her obepfance, inhabiting within the fame
citie,totane, gc. do beare, And all Strangers, Artificers , and Denizens
erercifing the ſaid craftof Copdwapners,o welling out of London,in any
other Citie op Cowne, hall pay, beare,and ſuſtain ſcot, tares, tallages,
ſubſidies, prefs, anv all other reafonable exactions , as the (Batters,
THardens, and companiesof the ſaid Crafts for the time being, be bound
to pap, when any fubfinie,tare,tallage, 02 pꝛeſt, oꝛ other reafonable chars
ges thal be alfeflen by the Wator and Aldermen oꝛ common Counlell of
the fain Cities ,Cownes, ec. of ,02 foꝛ any charge oz payment of money
_ to bepaied onto the Queene ,o2 for anp cauſe concerning the common
wealth of the ſaid Cities,Cownes, oꝛ Artificers ec, And whoſoeuer vez
nieth to pay as contributoꝛie withthe fain Companies, thall not any lon:
Ker occupie anp handycraft, vpon paine to forfatt x.li.to the Queene and
J.to be recouered by A. J.ac.wherein no CU. €.02 P.tc.2 1. h.8.16.
Quære whether he fhall forfait x. li, all his goodes , or the value of Quære.
the thing by him fold.
9 The Stranger Artificer, Denizen, 02 not Denizen, being a houfe- Te out
holder, which will remaine within this Realme , hall vpon lawful nos Ste
tice to him giuen bp the Maſter op CHardensof hts craft, oꝛ one of then,
perfonallp prefent himin the common Dall, oꝛ meeting place of the fain
Crate, within the Citie or Towne where he voth inbabite,and there hall
be ſworne bpon the holy Cuanrelittes to be kaythkull and true to che
Queene and her heires, Kings op Queenes of England, and to be obedi⸗
ent ta her and her Lawes, anv to all Acts, oꝛdinances, and decrees made
and confirmed by her and her Countel,o2 by her Counfel, And that at all
times when he halbe appointed by the Mardens of the kellowſhip ¢c.02
their Deputies he thall be ready to goe with the ſaid (Hardens to make
feareh, And chat he hall not giue notice to any Stranger of the fain
fearch vntill he with che fain Mardens come tomether to make the fame,
And that he thall well, indifferently , and truelp behaue himlelfe , ſetting
all affection, fauour, malice, and bread of any creature, andallfraud and
rR D 3 : deceit
Afiens, Strahgers, and Denizens.
Deceit apart, And the Dath ſo receiued, che fain Stranger Hall pay fox
his admiſſion, as the Queenes ſubiects vſe ta pay. 21. H.8. 6,
Denizen Arti · 10 No Stranger Artiũcer not being Denizen ,thail (ec vp oꝛ keepe
— ne any houle, hop, o7 chantber within London 502 any other citic , totune,
Gopec. hozough, oz village wherein he thall exercife any handycraft oꝛ myſſerie
vpon paine to forfate all his goodes. 1. R.3.9. 21.h.8.16.
— No Stranger Artificers , Denizens,o2 other boꝛne out of che
not atfemble Queenes obeifance, hall aſſemble in any compante , fellomfhip congre⸗
— gation oꝛ conuenticle, but onely in the common Dall of their craftes
Haus. with the Queenes ſubiects of the fame crafts, at ſuch time asthey ſhalbe
commaunded by the Walker anv Wardens of che faid crafts, anv at none
other place , oꝛ time, o2 in other maner, vpon patne to fortate all their
goods, 1. R.3.9. 21,4),8,16, rs iieae 922)
ailens ictus 12 All Aliensbeingin frienohip withthe Queene and the Kealme,
sere oe Realm and comming within any Cities op Cones within the Realme , with
anniell thete lifh op other victuals, and chere tarrping and returning againe to their
victuall. owne Countreis, ſhall be vnder the Queenes protection, and it Hall be
{awfull to euery of them to cut their liſh aud victuals in peeces, and bp
retaile, o2 in groſſe co fell thefaine. 6.R,2:20, Andif any man difturbe
any Alien to fell his fh in foome afozelaty , he (hall forfaic x, pound, 14,
1.6.6, See Victuals 2.
Handytratts _13, No perlon ſtranger being a common Baker, Bꝛuer, Surgcou,og
Welle Scrivener hall be interpreted a handycrafts man by reafonof vſing
any of the fata {ciences of Baking, bouing, Surgerie, o3 wpiting, 226
.8,13, i weg —
Dealen ot hon· ¶14. All leales ol any dwelling boule oꝛ hop wit hin any the Queenes
fee to Glens dominions, made Co any ſtranger Artificer 02 handycralts man, boone
ad De out of che Queenes obeplance not being Denizen, ſhalbe voive , And no
ser Pe ftrancer Artificer op handycralts maw, Lome out of the Queenes obep=
ſance not being Denizen, thall cake any teale of any dwelling boule og
ſhyop, within anp che Queenes dominions, vpon paine to foztait fox euerp
tinte Doing contrarie v, li. And no perfon ſhall graunt og let to ferme,anp
Dwelling Houle oꝛ Hop to any {uch Stranger ee, not being Denizen, to
the intent to inhabit in the fame vpon like paine to fogfatt v. ii.tothe Q,
on Fy to be recouered by A. J. tc, wherein no CU¢e. E. oꝛ P. Ec. 32.
De +1 6, t Jn
Atienssons 15 Euery Alien bogneoucof the Queenes obeifance not being De⸗
watt Real, nizert, which now be, o2 hereafter thall come in oꝛto this Realme, 03 elf
wyhere within the Queenes dominions , (hall be bound by and bute the
Lawes & Statutes of this Realme,and to all the contents of the fame,
And all Strangers bogne out of her Graces obeptance , which heretoloꝛe
haue bin made Denizens, 02 that hereafter thall be mabe Dentzens ſhall
be hound ¢ obedient by and vnto all the forelain Statutes made a bs
14,43.
Aliens, SerangersyandDenizens. 20
¥4,10,8, ¢.2140.S, and toall thevdntents ofthefame, andto all other Denisene
Statutes heretofore made now being tn their force : anp letters patents —
0} oꝛdinances heretofore made, oꝛ hereafter to be made to the contrary ec, i
notwithſtanding. And alſo in euery letters Patents, of oꝛfoꝛ the making
of any Denizen, to be made toanpeotranger, not being borne onder the A Proutſo ia
Queenes obeifance, Halbe containeda Prowifo,cyat hero whom {uch let Pies
ters Patents ſhalbe ſo gxaunted, halbe bound € obedient by and vnto all
the Acts ſtatutes of this Realne,and to alle euerp the contents ofthe
fame,erceptit thalbe the Queenes pleaſure to grauut to any (uch Alien, j
any {peciall liberties op priutled ges; moze oxocheriwife then is conteiney:
inthe faid Statutes, And in that cafe all {rch liberties any priuiledges
foto be graunted to any ſuch Alien, contrarte ta rhe fozme. of anp of the
Laid Statutes, ſhall be plainly, twholp and particularly expꝛeſſed by ſpe⸗
ciall words aſwoell in the bill alligned with theQueenes hand for obtay= |
ning ofany ſuch gracgztas in the letters. Patents to be made out of the
Chancerie fog che fattte, 320928166 9) ou divie fags
16 Futhe fozelain Statutesot 13,3, 14.1.8, 21.0.8, € 3 2.3,8, Statutes
there befeucrall oꝛdinances fo2 thetaking andkeeping of Apprentices,
Journeymen, tferuants by Aliens ; andof Aliens : but the force of them pe idaho.
feemeth to betaken away by the ſtatute made 5. Clisg.which repealeth: og:
all: Statuts before that time mave,concerning the hyping, keeping order
Ec. of Seruants, Artificers, Apprentices Ecand the penalties concerning. :
the fame. Sed Quere, fe STAGE Quæere.
I Wherean Enquelt ſnalbe de Medietate linguæ, an Alien being par- Triall.
tie, and where not. See Jurors 29.30. Attaintss 6 fs) at
_ 2 Thatno Alien borne, {hall work veflell madeof Tinneor Pewter, cefett,
SDewters. Hoh
3 Thatno Alien fhall takea Benefice, nor that any fhalloccupicit to Benefice:
his yfe without the Queenés licence, S.Premunire 2.4,
That Aliens being in amitie withthe Queene,may bring in vituals Vitailes.
and fellrhemin groſſe, or by retaile, S. Vitailers 2. Marchants 1,»
5 At what ume of the yeerea Marchant Alien may buy woll. S. aosiles,
Woolles6, | |
6 Thatno Alien fhall force,clak, or beard wooll. S. Wolles 8. WNooll.
7. That Aliens borne, whoſe parents be ynderthe Queenes obeiſance, Inheritable⸗
be inheritable in England, S.Abilitie
oe what cafe Herring may be bought of-an Alien ,and in whatnot, Verring,
> EI E36 sty | = FIBNI IIT NOH TET
9 That Aliens ſhal imp loy their money herereceiued vponthe com- Moner.
modities of this Realme.S. Marchants 9. 10, —
Jo That gold or filuer may not be deliuered to any,Alien. $.Money 2. Gora,
-41 What cuftome Aliens Mal pay forfalted Filhor Herrings brought Cutome,
into this Realme. S, ith 18. fae tasenty ve *
—— D4 2A
Amerciament:. ‘Apparance: Apparell.
12 Aremedyfor Aliens whichbe robbed onthe ſea. S. Safecon-
ductes 3. J Bad ates: |
13 Thatno Alien fhall weaue or makeany Worfteds, Sayes,or Sta-
mines in great Yarmouth or Linne. S. Worlteds 7. :
45 | Amerciament,: a |
Hone Hall be D Citie, Borough, oꝛ Towne, noꝛ no man ſhalbe amerced, but kor
— = reafonable caufe, and accogding to the quantitie of bis offence and
epetr alter. a Free man ſauing his freebold,a Marchant faving his marchandize and
any other mans villein (except the Queenes) ſauing his villein tenure,
if he offend the Queene. And none of the ſaid amerciaments half be aſ⸗
felled , but hy the oathof honelt and lawfull men of the fame vicinage,
Magnacharta , 9.10,3.1.4, Weſtm.r. 3. Ed.1.6. J
gmertiament 2 Earles and Barons ſhall not be amerced hut hy their Peeres. And
— a ſpirituall perſon thall not be amerced accopding co his eccleſiaſticall Ip
(ons. uing , but bp bis lep fee : And chofeamerciaments thall be but accoꝛding
to the quantitic of their ſeuerall offences, Magna charta.9,1).3.14,
SRE Apparance.
Entry that the i anp Philozer, Crigenter,o2 anp other Officer of the Kings bench,
—— oꝛ Common place,do make any entrie in any ſuite, that the plaintife in
yroperperton, the lame {uite hach offered himlelfetn his owne proper perſon, except the
plaintife inthe fame ſuite (bekoꝛe ſuch entrie be made) doe appeare tn bis
owne proper perfon before fome of the Juſtices of the place where the
pleais depending, and there be {wozne bpon a booke chat he is the fame
perfon, in whole name che fain luite is {ued , 02 chat fone other crevible
perfonof rhe NucenesCountel; will take fuch oath fox him, the laid Phi⸗
{ozer ee, ſhall forfait 11,8. tothe Q. euery time that be thall be attainten,
by eramination of any of the Juſtices of che fame place , where anp ſuch
entrie 02 record 13,1 0. h.6.4. 1 8.h. 8.9. —
Apparell.
Hurynre Hike, RTD perſon oꝛ perſons hall vſe oꝛ weare in any their apparell.oz vpon
eiiotbatgte their horſe mute,oy orher beatt, any Silke of the colour of purpure,
ne anp cloth of Gold of Cillue, but only rhe Ring, the Queene, the kings
Mother, thekings Children, the kings Brethren ¢ Ditters , the kings
Ancles and Aunts (ercept Dukes and Warquetles, which map weare tn
their voubtlets and fleeucles coates onely,cloth of Gold of Ciflue,not ere
ceeding the price of d,pounn the pard.) Bue this woꝛd Purpure dary noc
extend to arty Mantell of the order ok the Garter.24.0.8.13. °°
Sloth ofgo, 2 Io man vnder che eftateofan Carle, ſhall weare in his apparell
_ Buee ote. ot bis body or vpon his hoꝛſe, mule, 02 other beait.o2 harneis of the fame
DEY. beaſt, anp cloth of gold oꝛ filuer,oz of Tinceld Satten oꝛ any other ſilke
Sables. or cloch mired o7 imbꝛodered with gold 0 ſiluer: Noꝛ anp Furres of Sas
: bles (evcept Uiconts x Barons, which may weare in their poublets and
ſleeueles coates, cloth of gold,ſiluer, o2 tincell,) 24.4.8, 1 3. : 20
3
Apparell. 21
2 aman bnder the fate ofa Duke, Marques, Carle, € their chit. Hotten sloth
ben, 02 vnder the degree of a Baron (ercept he bea Knight of the Gar- the tea,
ter,) hal weare in any part of bis apparel, any wollen cloth made out of
England, Ireland, Hales, Calleis, Barwicke, 02 the Warches of the
fame, (ercept tn bonets onelp) noꝛ fhall weare in any maner of apparel
of his body oꝛ on his hoꝛſe, ute oꝛ other beaſt, oꝛ harnets of the fame
beaſt, anp Crimofin, Scarlet, 02 blew Veluet, noz anp Furres of blacke Coloured vet-
Jenets oꝛ Lucernes noꝛ any maner of embpoverp, 24. H. 8. 13. en
4 No man (onlefle he be a Knight) hall weare aColler of gold, naz Coller of ss.
med a Coller of SS. 24.1),8,13,
5 3Ro man (onder che degree of a Barons fonne, 02 of a Knight) ex⸗ ip a
cept he may vifpendin lands o2 tenements,rents,fees,o2 annuities, to bis ;
owne vſe foꝛ terme of life,o2 foꝛ terme of another mans life, oꝛ in the rinht ;
of his wike, two hundged pounds over all charges) thall vſe 02 weare any CC. li. frehoig
chaine of Gold, Bracelet, Duch, oꝛ other oꝛnament of cold in bis owne
apparell, 02 on bis hoꝛſe ec, Cercept {uch Chaine, Jewel, Duch, 02 oꝛna⸗
ment be in weight one ounce,o2 aboue of fine gold,¢ ercept rings of gold,
tobe worne on their fingers, with ones, 02 without.) Noꝛ thall weare — —
any veluet in their gownes, coates with ſſeeues, oꝛ other vttermoſt gare
ments, noꝛ any kurres of Libards, noꝛ embꝛodery, pricking oꝛ printing
with gold, ſiluer, o7 ſilke in any part of their apparell, o2 on their hoꝛſes,
mules, 02 other beaſts.24. H.8. 1 3. 4
6 No man onder the koꝛelaid eſtates and degrees, other then {uch as
map difpend cleerelp in lands and tenements,rents, fees, oꝛ annuities, by
fome eftate of freehold C.c.a vere, thall weare any fatten, damaſke, filke, o.1;,teeegor,
Chamlet, or Caffata in his gowne, Coate with fleeues, o2 other vtter=
moft garment, nor anp veluet but in fleeueles tackets, voublets, coifes,
partlets, o2 purſes, nor any Furres whereof the like kind groweth not
within Cnaland, Ireland, Hales, Calleis, Berwicke, or the Warches
of the fame,(ercept Foynes, Gray Jenets, and Budge.) 24,1,8,1 3.
7 Woman onder the fain degrees, other chen the fonne and heire ape The ſonne anv
parant of a Knight, o2 the ſonne anv heire apparant ofa man which map beite of &
diſpend 300, Barks bp the yeere (ouer all charges) 02 aman which may a Roa
diſpend in lands ¢ tenements, rents, fees, annuities, 02 other peerelp pꝛo⸗ diſpẽd CCU,
fites as is afogefain, rl, ¥. apeere (aboue all charges) thall weave in his xl.li. kreeholu.
gowne, oꝛ any other his vttermoſt apparel, any Chamlet o2 filke, noꝛ in
any part of is apparell any filke other chen Satten,Damalke, Caffata,
02 Sarcenet in his doublets, ¢ Sarcenet, Chamlet, oꝛ Caffata inlining
ofhis gotwnes;and the fame op Ticluet in his ſleeueles coats, tackets, tev
kins,copfes,caps,purfes o2 partiets, (the colours of Scarlet, Crimfon €
Blewercepted.) Noꝛ thall weare anp Furre of Foynes, Grap Jenets,
NO? anp other Furre whereof the like kind qrowethnot within Englãd,
Ireland, Wales, Calleis, Berwicke, o2 the Warches of the fame, Liab
oe
\
Amerciament.. ‘Apparance. Apparell.
12 Aremedy for Aliens whichbe robbed onthe fea .S. Safecon-
ductes 3. — J
13 Thatno Alien fhall weaue or makeany Worfteds, Sayes,or Sta-
- minesin great Yarmouth or Linne. S. Worlteds 7.
a | Amerciament,:
Prone thall be D Citie, Boꝛough, or Towne, noz no man halbe amerced, but fox
aceopDIn 2 . reafonable caufe, and according to the quantitie of his offence and
ebeirettence, a Free man lauing his kreehold, a Marchant fauing his marehanvize,and
any other mans villein (erceptthe Queenes) ſauing his villein tenure,
if he offend the Queene. And none of the ſaid anerciaments ſhall be aſ⸗
felled , but by the oathof honelt and lawfull men of the fame vicinage,
Magnacharta ,9.4),3.14, CGettin,1, 3.£0,1,6, 1)
gmertiament 2 Carlesand Barons ſhall not be amerced but bp their Peeves, And
of — jee a ſpirituall perſon thall not be amerced accopding to bis eccleftatticall ly⸗
(ors. uing, but bp his lep fee : And thoſe amerciaments ſhall be but accoꝛding
to the quantitic of their ſeuerall offences, Magna charta.9,1).3.14,
Apparance.
Entrty thatthe JF any Philozer, Crigenter,oz anp other Officer of the Kings bench,
ee gl th o2 Common place,do make any entriein anp {uite,chat che plaintife in
yroperperton, the lame {uite hach offered himlelfetn his owne proper perfon,ercept the
plaintife inthe fame ſuite (before ſuch entrie be mave) doe appeare tn bis
one proper perfon before fome of the Juſtices of the place where the
pleais depending, and there be ſwoꝛne vpon a booke chat he is the fame
perfon, in whole name the fain {uite is {ued , 02 chat fome other credible
perfonof che Queenes Counſel, will take ſuch oath fog him, the laid Phi⸗
{oxer ee, (hall korkait 11,8. to the Q. euery time that be ſhall be attainted,
by eramination of any of the Juſtices of che fame place , where any fuch
entrie oꝛ recozd is, 10,10,6,.4, 18..8.9,
Apparell,
gourpare filke, XO perſon oꝛ perfons thal vſe oꝛ weare in any their apparell. oꝛ vpon
— their hozſe mule oꝛ ocher bealt, any Silke of the colour of purpure,
ne any cloch of Gold of Cillue, but only che King, the Queene, the kings
Mother, the kings Childꝛen, the kings Bretheen ¢ Sitters, the kings
Tincles and Aunts (ercept Dukes and Marquetles, which map weare tn
their voubtlets and fleeueles coates onely,cloth of Gold of Tiſſue, not ex⸗
ceeding the price of b,pound the pard.) But chis woꝛd Purpure doth not
extend to any Wancell of the oꝛder ok the Garter. 24.08.1360
Sloth ot goDd. 2 Io man vnder the eftatcofan Carle, ſhall weare in his apparell
_ Bluce otipnc. Of his body oꝛ vpon his haple, mule, oz other bealt. oꝛ harneis of the tame
Dery. beaſt, anp cloth of gold 02 filuer,oz of Tinceld Satten oꝛ any other ſilke
Sabie or cloch mired oz imbꝛodered with gold 02 ſiluer: Noꝛ anp Furres of Sas
: : bles (evcept Uiconts x Barons, which may weare in their poublets and
fleeucles coates, cloth of gold,ſiluer, oꝛ tincell,) 24.4). 8,1 3, Cae
3
Apparel. 21
3 Moman onder the ate ofa Duke, Marques. Carle, ¢ their chit- “atten clots
pent, 02 vnder the degree of a Baron (ercept he bea Knight of the Gar- the tea,
ter,) hal weare inanp part of bis apparel, anp wollen cloth made out of
England, Ireland, Hales, Calleis, Barwicke, 02 the Warches of the
fame, (ercept tn bonets onelp) noꝛ fhall weare in any maner of apparel
of his body 02 on his Hoꝛſe, Mule op other beaſt, oꝛ harnets of the fame
peatt, any Crimofin, Scarlet, 02 blew Cleluet, noꝛ anp Furres of blacke Coloured vere
Jenets oꝛ Lucernes,noz any maner of embꝛodery. 24. H.8. 13. oe
4 No man (onleMe he be a Knight) hall weare aColler of gold, na⸗ Coller of ss.
med a Coller of SS.24. H.8.13.
5 jo man (onder the degree ofa Barons fonne, 02 of a Knight) er- sunny
cept he may vifpendinlands 02 tenements, rents, fees,o2 annuities,to bis ;
owne vfe foꝛ terme of life,o2 foꝛ terme of another mans life,o in che right i
of his wife, two hundzed pounds ouer all charges) thall vſe 02 weare anp CC. li. krehoig
chaine of Gold, Bracelet, Duch, 02 other oꝛnament of old in his owne
apparell, oꝛ on bis hoꝛſe ec, Cercept fuch Chaine, Jewel, Duch, oꝛ oꝛna⸗
ment be in weight one ounce,o2 aboue of fine gold,t ercept rings of gold,
to be wogne on their fingers, with ones, 02 without.) Noꝛ thall weare tet
any veluet in their gownes, coates with ſſeeues, 02 other vttermoſt mars
ments, noz anp furres of Libards, noz embꝛodery, pricking o2 printing
with cold, filuer, op filke m any part of their apparel, oꝛ on thetr hoꝛſes,
mules, 02 other beatts,24,10,8,1 3. i
6 No man vnder the koꝛelaid eſtates and degrees, other thenfuch as
map difpend cleerelp in lands and tenements,rents, fees, 02 annuities, bp
fome eſtate of freehold C.c.a pere, ſhall weare any fatten, damaſke, ſilke, C. li Freehorn,
Chamlet, oꝛ Taffata in his gowne, Coate with fleeues, o2 other vtter⸗
moft garment, nor anp veluet but in fleeueles tackets, doublets, coifes,
partlets, o2 purſes, noꝛ any Furres whereof the like kind groweth not
within Cnaland, Ireland, Tales, Calleis, Berwicke, o2 the Warches
of the fame,(ercept Foynes, Gray Jenets, and Budge.) 24,1),8,1 3.
7 No man onder the fain degrees, other then the fonne and heire ap⸗ The lonne anv
parant of a Knight, o2 the fonne anv heire apparant ofa man twobich map aisha see
diſpend 300. Marks bp the peere (ouer all charges) 02 aman which may ma which may
diſpend in lands ¢ tenements, rents, fees, annuities, 02 other peerelp pꝛo⸗ diſpẽd CCU,
fites as is afogefain, rl, ¥. apeere (aboue all charges) thall weave in is wi.te.teerotn,
gowne, oꝛ any other bis vttermoſt apparell, any Chamlet oꝛ filke, nor in
any part of fis apparell any filke other chen Satten,Damalke,Cattata,
02 Sarcenet in his doublets, ¢ Sarcenet, Chamlet, oꝛ Caffata inlining
ofhis gownes, and the fame op Cieluet in his fleeueles coats, tackets, tev
kins, copfes caps, purſes oz partiets, (the colours of Scarlet, Crimfon €
Blewercepted.) Noꝛ thall weare anp Furre of Foynes, Grap Fenets,
noꝛ anyother Furre whereof che like kind groweth not within Englãd,
Ireland, Wales, Calleis, Berwicke, og the Marches of the fame, —
eloze
\
Apparelf.
before excepted.) Noꝛ ſhall weare any Aglets, Buttons, Bꝛouches of
gold oz filuer, wilt o2 counterkait gilt, 02 Made With any other deuiſe of
any waight, noz Hall meare any Chaine of gold ofielle waight € value
ther x. ounces of Crop weight of fine gold. 24. h. 8. 13.
8 No man vnder the {aid degrees (ocherthen fuch Gentlemen which.
xXx.li.rechold. May diſpend in lãds ee, as is aloꝛeſaid xx.. a veere ouer all charges) half
_ ‘Weeate any maner of filke tn any apparel of his boby 02 of his Hoꝛſe ec,
except tthe Satten, Caffata, Sarcenct 02 Damatke in bis doublet o2
copfe, and Chamlet in his flecuelele Hackets, ana x lace of filke fop bis
Bonet, o2 points, laces, girdles, or carters mane in Cnglando Hales,
oꝛ hall weate aay Furres ol blacke Conie 02 Budge, 24,3),8,13;
, 9 oman vnder the laid degrees (other then fuch asmap diſpend itr
U.i.krechold. Lands ec, as is akoꝛeſaid, 0,8, a veere aboue all charges,) thall weare any
cloth of the colour of (carlet, crimſon, oꝛ violet engrained, no2 arty fitke in
their daublets og tackets, noz any other cloth in any garment aboue the
priceot bi, & ditt, vᷣ the baad yard, nop anp other thin made out afthis
realme except chamblet in their doublets, and iackets 24. H.a8.1 3* J
Seruinzman, 10° 2a Seruingman nor other Deoman taking Manes; o2 fuchother
Fls.ttcehold. as map not diſpend rg, of free holo by yeere, hall weare any cloth in bis
hoſe aboue the price of ti,g, the yarn, noꝛ in bis gowne, coate, iacket, or
other garment aboue the price of tii, s, ttit.v, the bꝛoad yard, except it be
his Makers liuerie, nop hall haue any hole garded og mired with any o⸗
ther thing that may be feene,on;o7 theough the vtter part of his hofe, but
With the fame cloth onely, 3202 thall weare any Furre, ercept blacke og
white Lambe, o2 gray Conte, growing within Cnglany,CCtales,or Ire⸗
land. 3202 thal weare any thie, 07 thire band, vnder orꝛ vpper cap, copfe,
bonet,oꝛ hat, garniſhed miren,made,op wrought with ſilke gold, oꝛ filuer,
Nop any bonet. oꝛ ſhirt band wrought out ok England, 02 CHales, But he
may weare a ſilke ribanv fo2 his bonet, the connifance o2 badge of hig
Lozv02 Watter, anda hozne tipped oz flewed with fuer, gilt o2 vngilt.
Games of Gl- And all perſons may weare on cheir bonets, all games of fluer gilt oꝛ
** vndgilt, whichthey win bp wetting, running, ſhooting, leaping, or caſting
Mariners. of the barre, and Watters of hips 02 other veſſels, ano MPariners map
weare whites of filuer, anv chatnes to hang the fame vpon. 24,1,8,.13,
Quibandman, 11 No hulbandman thall weare anp cloth aboue the price of ti, 8 the
pard tn his hole, tt,8, vitt,d,the byoan pard in his coate oz iacket, ttit,s.the
broad pard in hrs gowne, noz any other ching in bis doublet, chen is
wought within this Realme, (Fuftian anv Cannas oucly excepted) nog
fhall weare any kurre in any of his apparell,242D.8.13¢ 6
Sexuants in | 12 No ſeruant in Huſbandzy, 97 Joꝛneyman tn Handicralts taking
——— wages, ſhall weare any cloth aboue the peice of rbot, B, the pard in his
ERENT Hole, of tig, DLL, the broad yard tn bis gowne,tacket 02 coate, no? in his
doublet any other ching chen fuftian, canvas, lether, 02 wollen a
: a
⸗
| Apparelf. 22
Shall weare any Furre it any his apparel, 24. H.8. 13. :
13 Roneofthe Clergie vnder pdigqnitie ofa Biſhop (hal wearein any The Clergie.
part of their apparel of their bodies 02 on their hoꝛſes any tutte wꝛought
out of Englãd, Arelad,cClales,Calleis, Berwicke oz the Marches of the
fame, ercept that ic Hhalbe latofull co all archdeacons, Deanes, Pꝛouoſts,
Matters, and CHardens of Cathenzall and Collegtat Churches, Pze⸗
Hendaries, Doctors, c2 Bachelers in Diuinitie, Doctogs of the one lam
pp the other, and Doctors of other Sctences, which haue taken that de⸗
gree, oꝛ be admitted it any Ciniuerlitie, to weare Sarcenet in the lining
oftheir gownes, blacke Satteno2 blacke chamlet mn their doublets, and
ſeeueleſſe coates,¢ blacke Cleluct,oz blacke Sarcenet,o2 blacke Datten
in their cippets ¢ riding hoodg, o2 girdles, Andalfo cloth of the colours
of Scarlet, Murrey o2 Uiolet, and Furres called Gray, blacke Budge,
foines, Shaks 02 Mineuer, in their cowns ¢ Meeueles coats.24,1).8,1 26
14 None ok the Clergie onder the vegrees akoreſaid, thall weave any Tye Clergie,
maner of furres, other then blacke Cony, crap Cony, Budge, Shãks, Ca⸗
Laber,Grap, Fich, Fore, Lambe, Otter, x Beuer. Noꝛ anp Sarcenet o2
«other filke in their Tippets, ercept he be a Maſter of Art, a Gacheler of
theone Law, 02 other; admitted in any Uniuerſitie, o2 fuch other of the
{ain Cleraie, ag may difpend peerelp rz.¥, aboue all charges, 24,1D,8,1 3.
8s. SE anpman vſe 02 weare any apparel, 02 other the pꝛemiſſes Te fortatture
contrary to the tenor ¢ foꝛme aforeſaid, then he (hal foz fait the fame fo bp
him vſed 02 wogne vpõ bis perſon, horſe, mule, o2 other beaſt, oꝛ the value
thereof, tall tit, $; iiiið. in the name of a fine fo2 euery dap that he ſhall
fo weave the fame to the Queene and J. Ec. Andeuery man that will,
‘map lawfully (ue fo2 thefame by action of Detinue, tobe commenced
Within rb, daies next after the beginning of the Cerme neve enluing ſuch
caule of fort. wherein no CO. 0. E.oꝛ P.tc.24. h.8.13.
16 All ſuch Dificers and ſeruants waiting o2 attending bpon the D, Certaine per»
daily veerely 0 quarterly in her houſhold, oʒ being in her Etehequer roll, Me ecrteeen
as halbe adinitted, alliqned, and licenced by her Grace to vie 02 weare peter 8
any maner apparel on thetr bodies, horſes, tc, (otherwife then ts before te ——
expꝛeſſed) ſhall lawfully do the fame, according to the licenſe giuen vnto
theminthat bevalfe, the lame licente to be declared in weiting bp the De
2 the Loy Stewarn of her houſhold, o2 the Lord Chamberiaine, know⸗
ing che Queenes plealure in the fame, And the Loꝛd Chacellor, the Low
TCrealorer, the Preſident ofthe Queenes Counlell, and the Loꝛd Pzꝛiuy
Sealefor the time being, of what eſtate oꝛ degree ſseuer thep be beſides
thole rormes, may weare in their apparell,Cicluct, Satten, Cather ſilkes
of any colours (ercept Purpure) x any maner of Furres (except blacke
Jenets.) And this Acte thall noc extend noꝛ be pꝛeiudiciall to any of che
Queens Coũſel, ne to Juſtices ofthe one Bench o2 the other, the Barons
ofche Cichequer, the Batter of the Rals, Serieants at law,the ——
rd
8 {
Apparell.
ofthe Chanceric, Apprentifes of the Lain, the Queenes Phylicions Ma⸗
i023, Recorders, Aloermen, Sherifes, Baplifes elect, e all other head Df:
ficers of Cittes,Cownes, x Boroughs coꝛpoꝛat, Mardens of Decupatts
ong, the Barons of the fiue Poꝛtes, that is to ſay, to all che ſayd Dificers,
€ perfons that now be,o2 heretofore haue bene in like roome,place,office,
02 authoritie,oz hereafter fo2 the cime thall be,alwell inthe time, as after
that they haue bene in anp uch place, office,roome, oꝛ authopitie, but chat
thep thall at all times weare all {uch apparellin ¢ vpon their bodies, her:
fes rc, And allo Citizens and Burgelles, thall now weare {uch hoovs of
cloth and of fuch colours, as thep haue heretofoze vſed ta weare (ercept it
fhall not be lawfull to anp of them to weare Ueluet, Damatke 02 Sat⸗
ten, of the colours of Crimfin, Uiolet, Purpure, 02 Blewe, ocherwile
then bp the content ofthis Act in anp of the claules before mentioned, is -
by reaton of their lands, oꝛ otherwiſe permitted, limitted o2 alliqnen,) Ne
hall this Acc ectend to Ambaſſadoꝛs oꝛ other perſonages {ent fromoute
ward Pꝛinces, 02 to JQoble men, o2 other comming into the Queenes
Realme o2 other part of her obeplance, to vifite, fee, oꝛ ſalute her Grace,
02 tofee the countrep, not minded to make long o2 cõtinuall demurre in
the fame, Ne to any Henchman, Herauld, oꝛ Purſeuant at Armes, Wine -
frels,JOlatersin Enterludes, Sinhtes, Reuels, Juſtes, Curneis, Bare
riers, folemme (Hatches, oꝛ other Wartiall feats oꝛ diſguiſing, o2 to men
of (Harve, being inthe Queenes wares of warre. Noꝛ to any man for
Wearing any apparel giuen vnto hint bp the Queene, nor to anp Swoꝛd⸗
bearer of any Citic, Borough 02 Cowne coꝛpoꝛat. Noꝛ hal extẽd to anp
Utterbarreſter of any of the Innesof court, for wearing in any of his aps
parellfuch Silke € Furre, as ts before limited, for men that map diſpend
inland, rents, ec, for terme of life xx.k.ouer all charges, Noꝛ to any other
Student of the Innes of the Court oꝛ Chaũcery, noz to any Gentleman
being ſeruãt to any Lod, Knight, Eſquire op Gentlema of this Realme,
whole Weller may difpend rLL, ouer all charges , fox wearine by luch
Student or Gentleman being feruant,of doublets ¢ partlets of Satten,
Damalke,or Chamlet, oꝛ Tackets of Chamlet, which be giuẽ onto chem,
~ Spanpof their parents, matters o2 kinlfolks, (fo alwaies that they be not
afthe colours of Crimſon, Purpure, Scarlet, oꝛ blew) o2 for wearing of
any Furres, whereof che like groweth within this Realme, CCales, 02
Ireland( Martins ¢ blacke Cony ercept,) Noꝛ (hall he preiudictal ta any
Spiritual oꝛ Tempoꝛall perfon, fog the wearing any oꝛnaments of the
Church, olen foz erecuting diuine Seruice, 02 for wearing theit Amices,
Wantels,Dabites 02 garments of Religton, o2 other things, which chep
be vſed o2 bound onto by their roomes, promotions, o2 Religions, Ne to
anp Gradwats, Beadles, 02 minifters to the Graduats tn Cintuerfities ¢
Schooles, for wearing ofthetr Mabites oꝛ Moods with Furres, linings
92 otheriwile, after ſuch forme as heretofore they haue bene accuftomes
to
*
cap girdle, ſcaberd, hoſe, ſhoes, oꝛ ſpurre leathers, vpon paine of thꝛee mo⸗
Apparel Appeales and Prouocations. 23
to do. 3202 to any perfon for wearing of any linnẽ cloth mane o2 wꝛought
out of the Queenes obeplance, Ne to any perfon being of the degree of
a Gentleman, for wearing of any thirt, made, wꝛought o2 embꝛodered
withthꝛead and Silke onely, fo the fame tuorke oꝛ imbꝛoderie be made
within this Realme of England, (ales, Calleis, Werwicke , o2 the
Matches.24. .8.t3.
17 No perlon boꝛne within this Realme oꝛ the Dominions ok the qyete onety be
fame,thall weare any maner of Silke tn op vpon his Dat, Bonet, Night⸗ allowento
neths impzifonment, ¢ forfatcure of x. £, fo2 euery dates wearing, except
he bethe fonne ¢ beire ofa Knight, oꝛ of oꝛ aboue the degree of a Knights
fonne 02 Daughter, o2 Wife to anp of them, 02 may difpendrr, P, bythe
yeere, in lands, offices, fees,o2 other peerelp reuenues fog the terme of
like, oꝛ be worth in coods CCL, And except them which haue bene, be, oz
fhal be Watoz, Bailike, Alverma oꝛ head Dicer, in any Citie, Boꝛough.
or Cowne corporat, € their wiues, ¢ the Queenes ſeruants in opdinarie
wages attendant € wearing the Queenes ordinarie liueries, and womert
which may weare in their Caps, Dats, Girdles, ¢ Woods, as they might
ble eweare lawfully before che making ofthis Act, I. and 2. P.and 99,2,
18 Ikany perfon knowing his ſeruant to offend contrarp to this tas Che Maſter
tute, do not put him koorth of is ſeruice within ritti, bates next after uch Pall put brs
knowledge han (ercept he be his Prentiſe oꝛ birenferuant, which he may ding, korth of
keepe to the end of his terme) oz ele being put foorth of his feruice do ree etuict.
taine him againe within one peere nert after the offence, he ſhall forfait
fo2 euerp {uch offence C.¥,to the Queen and Jn, to be recoueren bp A. J.
ec, wherein no TC, ec, C, 02 1. ec, I.and 2,79,and 9, 2, See Corpora-
tion 8. Iuftice of peace'42. maineprife11.
x Wherethe wiuesapparell doth enforce the husband to keepe any
Horfe or Armour. S.Armour 2.Horfes 11.
2 Who may weare any Veluet Cap, or Veluet Hat, and who not,
S.Hattes.
Appeales and Prouocations.
| es {uch cales where beretofoge any of the Queenes ſitbiects 02 reltants
haue vled to purlue, pꝛouoke, op procure any appeate to the Sea of GATOR
Rome, and in allother cales of Appeales in oꝛ fox anp caules teſtamenta⸗ 02 vis Ditictal.
rie, caufes of Matrimonie, ¢ diuozees, rights of Cithes, oblacions and
obuentions, thep map and thall take, haue anvole their appeales wishin
this Realme and not els where, inmaner and forme enfuing, and not
otherwile, that ts to fap, firft from the Archdeacon oꝛ his Dffictall, tf he
matter o2 cafe be there begunne, to the Biſhop Diocelan of the fain
Sea,tfin cale any of the parties be greeued,24,10,8,12, 1,13, 1,
2 And tf tt be commenced befope the Bithop Diocelan op bis Com⸗ gppeales trom
a fromthe Biſhop Diocetan, o2 his Commiſſarie, within — J——
i
: Appeales and Prouocations.
daies nert enſuing the iudgement o2 {entence thereof there giuen, to the
Archbithop of the Pꝛouince of Canterburie, (fiche within his Pꝛouince:
And if it be within che Prouince of Poꝛke, chen tothe Archbithop of
Wozke, and fo likewile to all other Archbithops in ocher the Queenes
Dominions, as the cafe by order of Juſtice hall require, and there to be
definitively and finally decreed and adiudged accoꝛding to Juſtice, with:
out any other appellation oꝛ pꝛouocation to any other perfon o2 perſons,
Court oꝛ Courts, 24,4),8,12, I.Eliʒ.I. |
Appeates from 3 Andifche matter og contention, foz any of che caufes aloꝛelaid, be
re — oꝛ ſhalbe commenced by any of the Queenes ſubiects oꝛ reſiants, before
bitop, the Archdeacon ofk any Archbiſhop o2 his Commillarie, then the partie
grieued ſhall o2 may cake his Appeale within rb, dates nert after fentence
there giuen tothe Court of the Arches og audience of the fame Archby⸗
fhop, and from the fain Court of the Arches o2 audience within rv, daies
then next enfuing, after iudgement oꝛ Sentence chere giuen to the Arche
biſhop of the fame }P2ouince, there to be vefinitiuely and finally determi⸗
nen, without any other pzoceſſe o2 appeale thereupon tobe had oꝛ ſued.
24,1, 8.1291 Eliz. 1.
cane font 4 Euery matter, caule and contention that thalbe commenced by anp
an Arcbbithoy, Of the Queenes ſubiects o2 refiants,for any of the caules afozefaid, before
any of the fain Archbithops, thalbe bekoꝛe the fame Archbithop, where the
ſaid matter caule oꝛ proces ſhalbe fo commented, definitiuelp determined,
Decreed,o2 adiudged, without any other Appeale, Pꝛouocation o2 fograine
Pꝛoces out of this Realme,to be {ued,to the let, 02 derogation of che ſaid
iudgement ec. otherwiſe chen ts by this Ace limitted and appotnten,
She pictoge Sauing alwates che prerogatine of the Archbithop and Church of Can⸗
Archbitop of terburp in all che fozelain cafes ofappealesto him, anv to bis fucceflogs,
Cancerburies to he fired within this Realme, in fuch wile as they haue bene accuftomes
to hate heretotoꝛe.24. H.8.1x 2. 1. Eliʒ..
eh 5 sor lackeof Juſtice ator inany the Courts ofthe Archbithops of
fhops Court Chis Realme,or in any the Dueenes dominions, tt halbe latwfull to the
erie’ Chan parties grieued, to appeale to the Queenes Maieltie in her Court of
; Chauncerie, and vpon eueryſuch appeale, a Commiſſion ſhalbe directed
vnder the great Seale to ſuch perſons as ſhalbe named by the Queenes
binhnelle, her hetres 02 ſucceſſoꝛs (like as in cafe of appeale from the Ape
mirals court) to heare and definitiuelp determine {uch appeales, and che
cauſes concerning the fame, which Commilftoners ſo to be named 02 ape
pointed ſhall haue full power to heare, and definitively determine euerp
{uch appeale with the caules and all circumfances concerning the fame,
And {uch iudgement anv fentence asthe fain Commiffioners thall make
ann decree in and vpon any {uch appeale, ſhalbe good and effectual anv
alfo definitive, and no further appeales thalbe had og made from the fain
* Commiflioners foꝛ the fame, An.2 5. H.8. 19, 1, e451, _
hy
Appedles and Prouocations. 24
6 And in cale any caule, matter oꝛ contention, for the caufes beloꝛe Sopeates tn
rehearlen, o2 any of chem hal come in contention foz any of the fame cau⸗ ching the
fes, in anp of the koꝛelaid Courts, which hath, doch, thall op map touch che Qutene.
DY, her heires oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛs, Kings oꝛ Queenes of this Realme, then che
partie grieued Hall or map appeale from ante of the ſaid Courtes of this
Realme,tohere che ſaid matter Hall happen to be ventilat, commenced oz
begun to the Spivituall Pꝛelates of the Upper houle affemblen by the
Queenes writ in the Couocation being, oꝛ nert enſuing within the 19202
wince 02 Pꝛouinces, where the fame matter of cotention thal be begun, fo
that euery {uch appeale be taken by the partie gricued, within rb, ates
nett after the tusgementozfentence thereupon giuen, Ann whatſoeuer
hall be done, affirmed, determined, decreed and adiudgen bp the forefain
Pꝛelates of the vpper houſe of the ſaid Conuocation, concerning 02 be-
Longing tothe Q. her heives ¢ {ucceflors in any of che foꝛeſaid caules of
appeales, thall ſtand € be taken fo2 a finall ſentence, tudgement, ‘¢ deter:
mination, ¢ the fame matter fo determined neuer after fhallcome in ques
ſtion and Debate to be examined in any other Court,24,1),8,12, 1,€1,1,
7 OE it thall happen any perfon to purfue oꝛ prouoke any appeale Punisienent of
contrary to the effect of this act,o2 refufe to obep, execute anvoblerue all ihe okender ·
things compꝛiſed within chefame, concerning the fain appeates, pꝛouo⸗
gations, € other fogreine proces to be ſued out of this Reale, fo2 any the
cauſes afozefatn, then he, his pꝛocuroꝛs, fautoꝛs,aduocates, countellers ¢
abbettors ¢euerp of them thal incurre into the penalties oveinen in the
fatute of Premunire made 16,R,2,¢ with like pꝛoces ta be mane againſt S · Premunt-
the laid offendors as inthe fame ſtatute appeareth, 24.1),8,12, 25,4,8, °°
191, Eliz.1, 8. 25.H. d. 19. that ik any perfon prouoke 02 fue any maner Apveates to
nf appeales of what nature oꝛ condition foeuer they be, to the Biſhop oꝛ aoe
Seaof Rome , 02 do pocure op erecute anp proces from the Sea of
Rome, 02 by authoritie thereof, to the derogation o {et of the due execu⸗
tion of the koꝛelaid ſtatute then be, bis counſelloꝛs ec, thallincurre into the
penalties oꝛdeined tn the ſtatute of Premunire,made 16. R.2. But by the
Tatute of 13, Eliʒ.2. the getting of anp Bull, writing o2 inftrument
whatloeuer from Rome, conteining anp matter 02 caule whatſoeuer, is
hich Crealon, See Rome.2.
8 Cuerp fuch iudgement and fentence definitiue as ſhalbe giuen, 02 Appeales in ete
pronounced in anp ciuill and marine cauſe, vpon appeate lawtully tobe thes Marne
mabe therein, tothe Queene in her Court of Chauncerie by ſuch Cõmiſ⸗ ‘
fioncrs 02 Delegates as thalbe appointed bp her Waiettie, her heires 02
ſucceſſors by Commmiflion vnder the balfe feale, as it hath bene vſed in
fuch cafes, ſhall be final, and no further appeale thatbe hav oꝛ mane from
the laid iudgement o2 fentence definitiue,o2 from che fain Commiftoners
oꝛ Delegates, fop, oꝛ in the fame, 8,€1i3.5,
x That euery Ecclefiaftical Judge fhal award coftes to the other partie
vpon
Appeales of Fefonie.
vpon Appeale made in any ſuite for fubtraction of Tythes or offerings.
SeeTythes.21, 2
: Appeales of Felony.
ae Lt Appeatesofchings committed withinthe Realme, hall be trie
fhalbe puriuen, £ ‘Land Determined by the Lawes of the Realme + Ano of things com-
mitted oucof the Realme, before the Conttable x Warhhail of England.
And no appeale Hhallbe purſued in che Parliament, I.h.4. 14. But all
Treaſons, and mifpeifion of Creafon committed out of this Realme, hat
be tried in the Rings Bench, o2 in ſuch Countie ofthis Reale as che
Queene bp Commiffion ſhal aſſigne.26. h.8.1 3.3 5. H. 8.2.5. Ed. 6. 11.
See Treaſon. Io. |
Appeale ot 2 Fiche Appellant in Appeale do declare the peeve, the pere, che vay,
Murder. the houve,the time ofthe King, and che towne where the deede was pone,
and with what weapon be was laine, the appeale thall ſtand in effect :
And the Appeale hall not be abated for default of Freſhſuit, where aman
Doth {ue within che peere and the pay after the peeve, Glo,6. €d.1,9.
at cee 3 Jo perfon thal be outlawed vps appeale of commandement, force,
che paincipalt atde, oz receipt, ontill the Pzincipall be attainted. Wut the Appellor thall
and acceſſarit. not let to attach bis appeale at the next Countiv, ag well againi che
Acceſſoꝛie as againſt the Principal, Bue che exigent again the Accel:
{ory thal fap, vntill the Ppincipall be attainten bp Utlawꝛy otherwife,
Weſt.I.3.Ed. I.14. Andik any be appealed of an act done as Principal,
thep that be appealed as acceſſories thalbe attached, ann {urelp kept, vn⸗
till the Pꝛincipall be attainted,Officium Coronatoris.3,€0, 1,
Appealeofa 4 one ſhalbe taken oꝛ impriſoned by che appeale of any woman fog
woman. the death of any other then of her hulband, Magna Charta.9. .3.343.
Hheappelter 5 CUhenanpappealenoffelony doth acquit himlelfe in the Queenes
ee court in due maner, at the (uit of the appellant, oꝛ the Q, the Juſtices bee
abbettozs tall fore whom the appeale fhalbe heard and determined, thall puniſh the ap-
Sepunithed. pellant by a peeresimprifonment, ano neuertheleſſe ſuch Appellant thall
peeld tothe Appellee damages bp the Juſtices diſcretiõ, hauing reſpect to
the impzifonment o2 arreſt that che partie hath ſuſtained by reafon of fuch
appeale, and to the flaunder which he hath receiued, and alſo he thall pap
a grieuous amercement to the Queene, Andifthe appellor be not ſuffi⸗
cient to anfinere damages, inquiry thal be made by whole abbetment the
appeal was malictoufly commenced, tf the Appellee deſire tt, And if it be
found by the fame inquelf, that any man is abbettoꝛ though malice, be
fhalbe viftramned by a tudiciall writ at che Appellees ſuit, to appeare bee
kore the tuftices, and if he belawfullp conuicted of ſuch abbetment by
malice, be ſhalbe impꝛiſoned € reſtoꝛe damages, as is afopetatd of the Ap⸗
Dꝛocurers of pellant, WMeſt.2.1 3. Ed.1.1 2, And any perſon indicted o2 appealed of tes
faerie — lonie oꝛ treaſon ina foꝛreine countie,thall in an action vpon the caſe,reco⸗
tie, uer treble Damages againk cuerp procurer of (uch indicement o2 apne,
after
| Approuerss- . . Approuements: 25
after he is duely acquited by verdict, and like pꝛoces ſhal be in the ſame as
in an action of Treſpas vi & Armis.8.1),6,10.See Coroners 7.8.
1 Within what time and before whom anappeale of Murder fhall be
commenced.S.Murder.4.
~. 2, Howthe defendant in appeale of Maime fhall bee vfed,See Co-
soners 8. Hogg
. 3 That appeale of Murder may bee commenced in one County of
the death ofany other perfon ftricken or poyfoned in another Countie,
~§,Triallr.
4 Inwhat cafe appeale of Murder may be commenced againft a man
arraigned at the Queenes{uit.S.Murder,3,
5 Appealeagainftany perfon dwelling ina forraine County .See Ine
dictments 3.Trial 1, ;
) Approuers.
Hhoſoeuer hall be appealed by any approuers remaining in the Appeates by
gales, which the Juſtices okgaole deliuery thal deliuer,in what Abprouers.
place foeuer of the realme the perfong appealed (all remaine, immediatly
the therife ofthat County where fuch perfons appealed be conuerfant 02
map be found, thalbe commanded by the Ducenes mits onder the telti-
mony of the lame Juices, chat he thall cake hole perfons appealed, and
comiey themtothe gaole where the approners bp whole appealethep be.
apprebended, be impzifoned,¢ the therife o2 gaoloꝛ of that pzifon ſhall re⸗
ceiue them,¢ there thep thall anfwere before the fame Juſtices. And ikthey
put themſelues vpon the Countrey, the Juſtices thall fend by a Judiciall
wiit tothe Sherife of the county where the felony was committed, that
he ſhall returne an Cuguett before chem at the place where the approuers
Do remaine,Stat deappellatis.28,Ed,1,
I That itis felony fora Gaoler to caufea prifonerto become an ap-
prouer,S.Prifoners 3,Felony 17, : :
Aprouements. 2
De Lords of watts, woods and pattures (twhich haue enfeotted their Herbs may ate
freeholoers of finall tenements within their great maners) map ap- their tenants,
pꝛoue of the fame watkes, woods, and paſtures, not withitanding the con⸗
tradiction of their tenants, fo that the fame tenants may haue fufficient
paſture onto theirtenements with free ingreſſe anv regrelſe to the fame.
Merton.20.1),3.4,
2The forelain Katute pꝛouided betwirt the Loꝛd and his tenants, hal zone mayaw
takeplace betwirxt the Logds of waſtes, woods and pattures, and cheir Prove againtt |
neighbours, fothat the Lopdsleauing {ufficient patture co their men and avoid 4s
neighbours, map approue the reſidue. And this hall be obferuedof them
Anbich clainte patture pertaining to their freehold, Gut ifaman claime
ti E common
—
Approuemerits:
common okpalture by afpecial feoffement op graunt fora certaine num⸗
Commons ber ok cattell, oꝛ by any other meanes,then by common right){eeing coue⸗
groile. nant doth abꝛogate law) he thallrecouer his owne according to the grant,
Meſt.2. 13. Ed. 1.46.
gppꝛoutment3 And ik luch tenants o2 neighbours doe bring an Alſiſe of common ok
leauine Sofie palture, if it bee founbe bekore the Juttices that chey haue as much pas
patage. flure asis{uffictent fox theiv tenements, and that they haue fufficient
; ingrelſe and reqrefle from cheir tenements onto their fain patture , thep
ſhall holde themlelucs contented, ann their Loꝛds of whom: they conte
plained thall be quiet, and make theic commoditie of the refioue, Gut
if it bee found that their ingrelle andregrefle were anie thing hindzed
by the dekorceours, o2 that thep had not fufficient patture , then thep
thall recouer their ſeiſon by viewof the Jurors, fothat by chetr pifcres
tion, and othe, they ſhall haue {uffictent patture, ingrelle and regreſſe,
phe the nifleifors thal be amevced, and render Damages, 20, Den, 3,4,13.
0.1.46, ,
4 Bypoccalion ofa CHinomil, ſheepe⸗houſe, Dairie, augmentation of
a neceſſary Court or Curtilage, no man ſhalbe grieued by aſſiſe of cõmon
of paſture. Helf.2,13,€0,1.46,
Treble dama⸗ 5 All luch perſon and perfons which hal bring Alſiſe vpoa any branch
Res. 02 article of anp of theforefainitatutes, and haue iudgement to recover,
fhal hate his 02 their damages treblen bp the tudgmentof the court, where
fitch allife and iudgement ſhalbe bad, 3. Ed. 6. 3. an
Ditch or herge 6 Ifa ditchoz henge (mave bp any perfon that hath authoritie ta
Pate theetoen approue, ) be in the nightog otherwile priuilp thꝛowen downe, anv it
Downe. cannot be knowen bp che verdict of the allife 02 Furie who did it, nor the
inhabitantes ofthe next Cownes will accule chem that bee quiltie, che
Townes next chereabout adioyning thall be diſtrained to leuy the henge
oꝛ ditch at their owne charges, and allo to render damage. Meſt.2. 3,
Cd,1.46.
Moules with 7 The koꝛeſaid two ſtatutes made 20,10,3.and 1 3. Ed. 1,102 any thing
precactes in any af chem contained, ſhall extend to any houſes with ground butloen
vpon commons og Walk grounds ( before 4. Nouemb.Anno 1549) with
‘round vnder the quantity of thace acres and not aboue,tucloled to t with
araens,D2 the (ane, j2o2 to anp garden,orchard,o2 pond incloſed befoze the {ato vay,
arde, ponds. out of, opin {uch watksog ground which exceed not the quantitic of two
acres, noꝛ hall cauſe any perfon to loſe any penalty fo2 the fame, But if ae
\ ny {uch boule hath bin before the fata dap builded bpon anp fuch watt
Hround,and chat chere be aboue ttt,acres inclofen co the fame,then the fata
houle and three acres parcel of the fame incloſure chall full continue, and
the ouerplusof the fata thꝛee acres hall and map be laid open by the ow⸗
ner of the fame waſtes. 3. Ed.6. 3. pha
1 That noperfon fhallcake in any commons or walt grounds wit
in
Archerie, 25
in three miles of London, See Cottages 9,
; Archerie,
We Ucrie man being the Queens ſubiect not lame, decrepit maimed, to? otk ine with
HC hating any other lawfull oz reafonable cauſe og impediment , being gee iat fuocte,
within the age ok thꝛeeſcore peres (ercept ſpirituall nen, Juſtices of the
one bench and of the other, Juſtices of allife, ¢ Barons of the Eſchequer)
Shall exerciſe Hooting in long bowes, and allo Haue a Bowe anv Arrewes
_. gontinuallp in bis houſe,to ofe,¢ bo ble bimfelfe in hooting, and euery ka⸗
ther, ruler and qoueriog, Hhall bying vp thole which be in bis boule of ten⸗
der age in knowledge of ſhooting. 33. H. 8.9.
2 Ik any man {after any man child being his fonneog man ſeruant ta⸗ — eae
hing wages, betwixt the age of vil, peres,and xvii.to remaine in bts houle peres ana xvit.
without a Bowe and tivo arrowes, by the {pace of one moneth together,
thenthe matter oz father thall fox fait for euery dekault vis, vito. If the
{ain feruant take wanes,the mater may buy the ſaid Bowe and Arrotues
anv abate him of his wages, 33. H. 8.9.
3 Ikanyſeruant taking wages, and able to thoote, being betwirt the — J—————
‘acre of ſeuenteene yeres and thycefcoze,lacke a Bowe anv koure Arrowes ofage,
by the (pace ofone moneth toget her, he Hall fog fait fox euerp Cuch dekault
vi.s.viii.ðv.3 3. H.8.9.
It any vnder the age okxxiiii. yeres hal hoote at any ſtanding prick, Sbootins ae
ercept ft be at arotter, whereas he hall change his marke at euery haste,
He thal forfatt fo2 etrerp ſhoote doing the contrary, iiii.d.33. M. 8.9.
5 Ifanp aboue the age of rritit. yeres do thoote at any marke of rt. —
ſcoꝛe pardes oꝛ under, with any ppickthaft,or flight, he thal forfatt fog eue⸗ kouing chatts.
ueryſhoote vi.s.viii.ð.3 3. h.8.9.
6 No ltranger boꝛne out ofthe Queens obeilance not being Denizen, Lens fhat noe
ſhal conuey 02 do to be cõueied, giue, ſel oꝛ exchange into any parts out oF o2 matts bevon
the Queenes obeifance, any long Bowes, Arrowes o2 thaftes, without the the Sea.
Mucenes {peciallicence, vpon paine of forfatture ofthe fame wherefoeuer
they thalbe taken,o2 the value thereof within the Ducenes power, x vpon
paint of inpzifonment without baile oꝛ mainprile, vntil ſuch time as he fo
Deingin ward, hath made a reaſonable fine to the DQ. fo2 his offence before
the Juſtices of peace, 02 twoof them in their Seſſions tn che fame Couns
tic where he ſhalbe committed to ward,o2 find lufficient ſuerty fo2 the pat
ment of the fame fine, 3 3.3.8.9,
7 No perſon not being borne within the Queenes obeiſance not made Wo alien Hall
Denizen, thal vle within the Qucens obcifance hooting with long bowes vle Hortins.
without the Queens licence, vpon paine of fogfaiture of uch Bowes, Are
rowes ¢ fhaftes, as they ſhalbe found fo hooting mith, And euery of the
Mucensfubtects map haue authority to take ¢ leiſe the fame forfatcures
fo his owne vie, 3 3,1,8,9,See Aliens 2,
ae 8 at
Armour.
Bowvergany 8 Ik any Bowyer, Fletcher, Stringer, o2 Arrowheadmaker , repate
Fletchers of
London being
ring coche Citie or Suburbes of London, anv chere making his dwel⸗
comanned fall Ling and abiding, being not a free man of the fata Citpe, neither bearing
dwel eliwhere. ſcot nop lot within the fame Citie, tall refute to depart from the {aid Cts
Annuittes, Fees
copibolns, hotv
far charged. «.
Armoꝛ by rere
fon of the wines
apparel,
tie, Suburbes, reetes,lanes,and places neere the fame,to go and inhabit
fuch other Citic, boꝛough og tone of the Realme of England, as ts deſti⸗
tute of luch artificers, anv there to exerciſe his craft anv facultie foꝛ che
maintenance of Artillery, whenloeuer warning ſhalbe to him giuen bp
the Ducens honozable Countel,the Lord Chancelor of Cngtand,the Loꝛd
Trealorer, Loyd priuy Seale, oꝛ one okthem, then he fo refuling thall kor⸗
fait fo2 euery dap that be (hall make bis abode contrary, £1.83 3.2D,8,9, S.
Iuſtices of peace.63, !
1 Who hall haue the forfaitures giuen by this {tatute, and within
whattime the fuit muft be commenced, and before whom, S.Plaies,7,
Actions popular Ir,
Armour,
Nnuities, fees o2 copibolos ofettate of inheritance oꝛ for life, vnder
rer lt. hall not be charged and being aboue xxx. li.ſhal be charged ace
copding to the rate of goods, But no man thalbe charged both fo2 his ting
and allo fo2 his goods, annuities, €c.4.€ 5-19.€ 99.2,
2 Euery perlontemporall ( being of full age, and not in wary, whole
{ands amount tothe perelp value of CC.) thal keepe a gelding meete
fox alight hoꝛſeman, with fufficient harneſlſe and weapon foz the fame,
whole wife (being not diuorced, nop willingly ablenting her felfe from
Him) doth weare anp gowne o2 peticote of filke, o2 any beluet in her ker⸗
tle oz inthelining oꝛ other part of her gowne, (other then in the cuffes o2
puriles) o2 any french hood, oꝛ bonet of veluet, with an abilement, pate,
orenge of golde, pearle,o2 ſtone, oꝛ any chaine of gold about ber necke, og
in ber partlet, o2 any other ber apparell, (ercept he bee chargenby any
other branch of this ftatute to keepe anp horſe, oꝛ gelding in fuch maner
ag euerp temporal perfonhauing lang €c,of the perelp value of C.marks,
is by this Ace charged to maintaine.) 33,1), 8. 59. 4. and 5-19, and WD,
See horfes.11, 8
Horſes
Armour. 27
L @ijorles or | Ligh: | Corfe- | Almain| Pikes, | Lonp ¢ Shea | Steele] Blacke | Hare | Mon Pikes, | Long y+ Sheats | Stwele Blac ke | Har-
—— i vest lets r ynets Bowes | of Ar- rare Billes | que-
——— with — | furni- | Plate rowes, or hul- | buss,
ceswith [their | fhed, | Coates scia’ berds.
Armour for | furni- Brigan
them,where | ture of dins or
of the one } harneis Corfe-
halfearche | &wea-~ ets,
leaftthallbe } pon. urni=
Horles with ſhed.
ce (gabe esp ins ec ae sd | Gueey per.
fone
Mall keepe
Ae} 9.55).15 SOMES: 1932 Path ao. [ao P16 = | scene
2 20 20 I J I uf ate
400, tt, 26 4 0 5 — sat i side wad | 2 nee
200, {t, Ie) 2 Esai jp sacha Globe! dss ot Ae 3 tice o2 Frees
‘| 3 ; polo in
= aaa) fe aa) Get nell Dic anne ee eto EE Sait es 0 lands gc.
100. mark.1 2 2 2 2 2 — I
2 2 2 I 5 ia ha 2
— — — — — — —
1 1 i I 1 I
are eee Ve aa Maga iat Was Sees un
eee alain eee itl :
: . eta OS pices Tk a Ds 0
rooo. mar. ons.
Gilded (Adair Riles ALi idl (det
1.0294 1 2 I 2 2 I
Perales. ceedietns rectop rial
I 2 I 2 2 2 i
tes hes mbar) fdooacihe all beot Iali bad 2 DPenatties
7] > | 77} fog not bar
= th 5 s Uns within
I 2 2 2 I Z.inoneths
Ra OUR — — — — | ——} fof-tothe
. I I I Dt Futoze
10, tt, inerto ——
couere
o2fe 3.1. | the oe
—6e— wherein
launce € ding, 40,8, 20, Py Io, 8. 10.8. Io, 8. Io, B, I 0.8. Id, Ss, 19. eure ae
thefurni= | 3.1t, Bs
ture 3-4, oe: F a |
*
3 Theinhabicants of euery citie,borough,towne, parith, € hamlet within this Zi aba
realme (other chen luch as are {pectally char ged before in this act J that haue, find, tounes matt
keepe, ſuſtaine € maintain at their common charges €erpences {uch harnes ¢ wea: bechargid.
pout as much thereok, as thalbe appointen by the Comilltoners of our ſoueraigne
Xadpthe ee her heires anv ean ee es the infers 02 view of pr a
3 within
7 Armour.
within {uch Citic, borough ec. there to be kept in {uch place, ashy thefain
— Commiflioners thalbe appointed. And che numbers and kindes thereot
fhall be wꝛitten in a paire of Indentures, to be made betweene the ſayd
Commiſſioners, oꝛ two of chem at the leaſt, x twelue, eight, 02 foure ofthe
chiekelt okeuery ſuch citie, boꝛough, ac. wherok one part ſhal remaine with
the chiefett officer of the fame Citie, Boꝛough ec, and the other with the
Clerkof che peace ofthe thire o2 county, where luch citie, borough, ec. thal
ftand 02 be, And ifthe inhabitants of euerp fuch citie, boꝛough, ec. other
then {uch as ave {pectallp (as ts afogefatd )charned,thalllacke o2 want fuck
harneſſe, oꝛ weapons,oꝛ any part thereof, as Hhalbe onto them appointen
by the fain Commillioners fo2 the muſters, 02 view of armoꝛ ( as ts aloꝛe⸗
{aid) by the {pace of any 3. months together, next after anp {uch appointe
ment mave,then the fame inhabitants ſhall forfate foꝛ eucrp the fata thꝛee
moneths fo2 euerp {uch Darnefle 02 weapons fo lacking , after the rate as
pouc limited tothe Queene and Inkormer, to be recouercd in any of the
Queenes Courts of record, by G, 79.402 F, wherein no M.E. 02 YP, te
And che L.Chanceloz of England fo2 the time being, hall haue authozity
by vertue of this act, from time totime to qraunt out Commilfions vnder
the great Seale,to the Juſtices of peace within euery tire oz County of
this Realme, oꝛ to fo many of chem as by his diſcretion hall be thought
conuenient, fo2 the appointing and lintiting of the fait Harneſſe and wea⸗
pons,to be found, kept,and maintained in euery {uch citte, borough, ec. at
the common charges of the inhabitants thereot,as is afoꝛeſaid. And the L.
FE the pet. Doe
— that the
urniture cate
not be gotten
Ehanceloꝛ of England, oꝛ keeper ofthe great Seale for the time being,
ſhall x may from time to time by vertue of the Queens commiflion,name,
alligne and appoint Commilfioners in euery Citic, Borough and Cowne
corporat, wherein there be Jutticesof the Peace, as well in Cngland ag
in ales, ſo many of the fame Juſtices of Peace with {uch and as manp.
other perfons to be ioined with them,dwelling out ofthe laid Cities, Bo⸗
roughs ¢c,as he 02 hey hall thinke meete to take view of Armour tn eue⸗
rp of thefane Cities, Boroughs €c,accopding to this preſent Act, and al⸗
foto alſigne what Harneſſe and Armour thalbe pꝛouided and kept by the
inhabitants of euery fuch city, borough, and towne coppozate (as is aloꝛe⸗
ſaid)accoꝛding to this preſent act.4,and 5,19.¢99.2,
4 Jf any perfon afogefayy being impeached kor any fopfaiture, koꝛ not
hauing oz keeping fuch furniture of Copflets , Pykes, Darquebuts, oz
Murrians as ts aboue limitted, doth plead that the ſame furniture coulde
not be pꝛouided foꝛ want of the ſame within this Realme, the ſame mat⸗
lerof mane glacke halve allo wed a good ¢ lufticient anſwere & barre in
the Lawe,tfit be trues but ifit be denied oꝛ trauerled, thereupon an ilſue
calbe tained and tried onelp by the certificate of the Logos Chauncetour,
Treaſourer, Preſident of the Countell, Steward of the Queenes houſe⸗
holo, prꝛiuie leale, Admirall, and the Loꝛd Chamberlaine of the ae
Ue ouſhold,
Armour. 38
houſhold or three of them in wꝛiting vnder their Seales te, 4. and 5. Phi ·
and Mar. 2.
5 Sit Hal fortune che furniture of armour akoꝛeſaid, oꝛ any part there⸗ —————
of to be loſt oꝛ (pent in any ſeruice of defence ofthis Realme , 02 elſe the in ternice,
Hoꝛſes oꝛ Geldinges aforelaid to be killed o2 deſtroied, o2 by ſome other
occafion to be dead , then no perfon thalbe charged with any forfaiture a⸗
fozefatd,fo2 not hauing {ich quantity o2 number of Armour, hogles a2 gel⸗
pings as is akoreſaid, ſo that he within one yere next after {uch lolle,vo frp: The want o
ply the fame againe in al points accogding to the true meaning of this ace, Sauntlet
But the want of any gauntlet oz gauntlets, thal not be accompted for any
lack of furniture foꝛ aCoflet 4.¢5.19.¢ 9.2.
6 This Act ſhall not charge any perfon abiding within the counties of Mnbabitantsin
North wales, Southwales,the Countie Palantine of Lancafter, 02 Che: kemire, Chee
fer, with the finding of any Harquebut: Gut euery of them map keepe in U
fean thereof one long Bowe and one theate of Arrows, belines {uch other
Armour and Munition asis by che Lawes of this Realme appointed. 4,
and 5. P. and 99.2,
7 Ifanxperlon thalbe conuicted by vertue of this Act for any dekault Cone Galle
mentioned inthis act, he hal not eftfoones be troubled for the fame, Aad oz one offence.
no perfon halbe impeached for any offence done contrary to this act, vnles
prefentment 02 (uit thereof be made wit hin one pere next after the offence Heeenmene
Done 4.€ 5.49.¢ M. 2. |
8 Chis act thall not vifcharge any tenant o2 fermer of his feruice op coe Tt Doth nee,
uenant coward his Loꝛd,foꝛ the finding of Hoꝛſe, Armour oꝛ Veapon, oꝛ men —
foz boing of ſeruice bp himſelke, 02 any other, which bp the tenure of bis
Land o2 farme be is bound to doe, at thetime ofthe making of this act 4,¢
5.42. 99.2.5, luftices of peace 25.
_ 9 Roman thall come before the Queenes Juſtices oꝛ other officers in Qoman Halk
boing their offices, with force and ames, nop thall being anp force in af Getncrye que
fray of the peace, noꝛ ſhall goe o2 rive armed by day op bp night, noꝛ weare fices,no2 aoe
lallet, ſcul of pon, 02 other armour, bpon paine to forfait tothe Ducene tide armed.
his armour, and his bodie to be impꝛiſoned at the Queenes pleaſure, ex⸗
cept the Queenesferuants tn her prefence, and her officers in doing her
precepts o2 their offices oꝛ {uch as be in their companie alliſting chem, 02
vpon a trie made ofarmes to keepe the peace in {uch places where fuch
thing happen, Aun the Queenes Juſtices in their precincts, Dbherifes and
other Dificers of the Queene within cheir bailiwikes, Lords of Franchi⸗
{es and thetr bailifes thereof,¢ Waiors and Bailifes of cities x boroughs
within che fame cities and bopoughs,and boꝛoughholders, Conſtables anv
Gardeins of the peace within cheir Gardes, hatte power to put this ſta⸗
tute of 2. Ed. z. in erecution. And the Juſtices alliqnen, at their comming
into the countrey, haue power to enquire how ſuch Officers and Loꝛdes
haue olen their offices in this cafe, and to punith thole which thep finde
wi 07 ? € 4 haue
No feruant
thal weare any
ſword, dagger;
ẽb .
Ambelelingthe
Mueenes o2dt:
Armour.
haue not none that which belongeth co their offices.2.Cd.3.3,}20z.7,R.
2,1 3-20, R,2,1, .
10 Noſeruant in huſbandꝛy, orfabourer, noꝛ {eruant of Artificer op
vitatler, hail beare aup Wuckler, Dagger, 02 Sword, opon pane of for-
faiting the fame (erceptit be faz che defence of the Realmein che time
of warre and then by che furucp of Arraiors for the time being oꝛ in trae
ueiling with their Mailters, oꝛ on their maiſters buſines.) And Sbherifes,
Maioꝛs, Wailifes, and Conttables Hall haue power to arreſt, and hall
arreſt allofenders againſt this fatute,and ſeiſe the fain bucklers, ſworꝛds
aud daggers, and keepe chem til the Sellionso€ che Juſtices of the peace,
andthe fame hall prefent before the lame Julices in their Sellions to⸗
nether withthenames ofthem that div beare the fame. Bue chis thall noe
he preiudicial coche Franchiles of Lords touching foꝛfaitures due to chem
1 2.R. 2404 "
Il It any perfor or perſons hauing at any time hereafter the charge
natice,armour, oꝛ cuſtodie ofany Armour, ordinance, munition, hot, powder, oꝛ habilts
bictual tc.
THithin the
ments of warre of the Queenes Maieſties, her heires oꝛ ſucceſſors, 02 of
any vitailes pꝛouided fo2 the bictualing of any Souldiers, runners, ma⸗
riners, oꝛ pioners, (hal foꝛ any lucre oꝛ gaine, 02 wittingly, aduiſedly, and
of purpoſeto hinder oꝛ impeach ber Maielties ſeruice, imbealil, purloine
oꝛ conucp away any the fame armoꝛ, oꝛd enance, munition,ſhot,oꝛ powder.
habiliments of war oꝛ vitailes, to the value ofxx.s.at one oꝛ ſeueraltimes.
them euery {uch offence ſhall be iudged felony, and che offender and offen:
ders therein to be tried, proceeded on, and {uffer as in cafe of felony, Bue
none ſhalbe impeached for any offence againſt chis ſtatute, vnleſſe che fame
vere impeached impeachment be pꝛoſecuted oꝛ begun within che pere next after the offéce
No loſſe oF
lands 102 Cope
ruption of
Hlooy,
pone, And this act, nor any attainder oꝛ attainders ofanp perfon og pers
fons, foz any offence made felony bp this act ſhall in anp wile extend oꝛ be
interpꝛetedto make the offender 02 offenders,toforf.anylands tenements
oꝛ hereditaments, any longer then onelp during his oz their life oꝛ liues,
oy to make anp cozruption of blood, to any the heire oꝛ heires ofanp {uch
offender oꝛ offenders, oꝛ to make the wife ofany ſuch offender to looſe og
forfait ber dower 02 title of Dower, of, 02 in anp Landes , tenementes,
on hereditaments,o2 her action oꝛ intereſt to the fame, anp thing in this’
act ec, notwithfanding.And ſuch perfon oꝛ perfons as hall be impeached
fo2 any offence mane felony bp this ſtatute, thall bp vertue of this Act , be
receiued and admitted to make anp lawkull proofe chat he can, by lawkull
itnes oꝛ otherwile, koꝛ his diſcharge and defence in that behalle: any law
c.notwithſtanding. 31. Eliz. 4. | j
1 The remedy forthe owner where a Souldier dothmake away his
Horfe or Armour, See Captaines 1.2. :
2 Thatnone in Wales fhall come armed to any feflions, Church,Faire,
Market,&c,See Wales 103, aS Ba ‘Sant
A ray he 2 ArrowWe
‘Arrowheads. Arrefts. Attificers. 29
Herp Arrowhead and quarrel, ſhalbe marked with che marke of him Acrowheans
Bisse madethe ſame. And ifanp that do make them, dae not well bopte (athena
02 bꝛaſe and herder them at the point with ſteele, he (hall fortate rhe fame
to the Queene, t thal be impꝛiſoned, and make fine at the Queenes pleas
Cuve.7.19,4.7S-Corporations 10, Iuitices of peace 554
Arrefts, ea .
Ff any of the Queenes Dificers o2 other perfon poe arreſt any Prieſt, arretting Mt
hae y wee pin be niſters dong
Clerke, oz other which ts boing any diuine feruice tn the Church, siuine teruice,
Churchyard, orother place tochat vſe appointed, he thall be impriſoned
and punithed ac che Queenespleature, and further thallrecompence the
partie arreſted. Bue no people ofthe Church thali keepe them within the
Church or Sanctuarie by fraud oz collufion.50.€,3,5,1.IRic,2.1 5. See
Preacher 1. 7
2 Yfanpmen of great power or their Bailifes, o2 anyother (ercept arresting
the Queenes Dfficers, onto whom ſpecial authoꝛity is thereimto giuen) MUpinalerr.
either vpon the plaint ofothers,o2 pon their owne authority, do attache holo not of ihe·
other palling with their goods thꝛough the place where thep haue autho:
rity, to anfiwer befoze them of contracts, couenants,o2 treſpaſſes commits
tev without theirpower ¢ iurifdiction , whereas they hold nothingofthẽ,
no? within che Franchiſe where their authority is, he which offendeth Hal
anſwere to the partp avicuen bis double damages, and thal pap a grieuous
amercement to the Queene (Gell, 1.3,€0,1.3 4, '
<a Where the plaintife fhall pay coftes and damages for ynlawfull ar-
refts,S, Damages 1.2,
2 Whereand by whom Nightwalkers fhalbe arrefted,S, Watch 1.
3 Thatall fhalbe readie toarreft Felons and other great oftendors, S.
Felonie.40,41.
; Artificers. |
Ff any Butchers, Bakers, Bruers, Pulters, Cookes, Coſtermongers Titailers cone
oꝛ Fruterersthall confpire, couenant, prꝛomiſe oꝛ take any othes, that Pini ot tbcte
thep thall not (ell their vittailes but at certatne prices: Oꝛ tf any Artifi⸗ vitatles,
cers Morkemen, 02 Labourers do conſpire, couenant, promile torether, apes
oꝛ make anp othes that they hall not do their workes but at a certaine the crer of
price O2 rate,op ſhall noc take vpoti them to finith chat which another hath thers worke.
begun, oꝛ hall do but certame mozk in a day, oꝛ ſhall not woꝛke but at cer⸗
taine houres and times: Chen euery of them lo offending being lawkullx
conuicted therest by witneſſe, confeſſion, o otherwile, (hall forfate for the
fiit offence ten pounds to the Queene, and ik he vo nat pap the fame with:
in fire dates after conuiction, he hall be impzifoned cwentie dates, and
hatte onely bread and water for his ſuſtenance. And for che ſecond offence,
{hall fortait rrpound,oz re.luffer the puniſhment of the Pillory. And fo2
the chirn offence te. (atl kozkait rl pound, o2 Ec. to ſit on the ——
loſe
Alsiſe.
lolſe one of his eares, and to be taken inkamous, and neuer tobe credited in
matter of Judgement. 2. Ed. 6. 15.
— 2 And ikany luch conlpiracie, couenant, oꝛ pꝛomiſe be made by any cf.
companyof Pany of any mifferp of the vitailers aforefain with the conſent of the more
vitailers. part okthem, then beſides the particular punithment appointed for the of:
fender,the corporation thall be diſſolued to all intents.2,€0,6,15.S.Jutti-
cesof peace 56, Corporations 7... , |
1 For theretaining,departing working,wages, and order of Artificers
S,Labourers in all,and Iuftices of peace 66.67.68,
2 What Artificers fhall not be interpreted handicraftes men, See A-
liens 13. .
ee? Affife,
eae tak Wan ſhall haue an Alſiſe of Citouers, of wood, and of profit to he tae
Copovie. ken tn CHl00d, JQuttes,Acognes, and other fruit to be gathered of a
_ Conodie, of delivering Coyne and other vitatles and neceflaries , to be
ete receiued yerely ina place certaine, of Colle, Connage, Pallage, Pon⸗
ontage, tage, Pawnage, andfuch like things to be takenin places certaine. Ano
awnage. an Alliſe doth lye ok the keeping of CHoons, Foꝛreſtes, Parkes, Chaſes,
AMO Oti. Marrens, Gates, and other Bailiwikes, aud offices in fee, and in all che
forefain caſes the CUritte ſhall be De liberotenemento. And asthe A
Afiteof com: fife oth {pe of Common of paſture, fo noth it of common of Turbary,
bard, Fubing, fiſhing, ano {uch like, which aman hath belonging to his kreehold, oꝛ with⸗
out his freehold by (pectalloced,at the leaſt for terme of life, And allo it ly⸗
eth againſt him which paturech an other mans ſeuerall. Meſtm.2. 13+
Co, 1,2 Se ? ,
Affiteagaint 2 Wltenant for terme of veres, oꝛ gardein ok any tenement doth alier
Ente , thelame in fer, whereby the kreehold is tranfferren vnto the feoftee, che
and their alice. Lemedpts by Aflife, and the alienoz thall bee adiudged a difleifor, and’
Nees, fo thall he feoffee, ſothat during the life of ctther of chem, the fame weit
will lie. Andik bythe death of the koreſaid perfons, the fain remedp doth
faile, then there thall be renzefle bp a wit of Entry, Ciefki, 2, 13.
Cow. 1,25, And the heire hall haue his recouery immediatly by Alife
againſt che gardein and tenant, And the gardein hall loofe during bis
life the cuftodic of the fame thing recouered, and ofall the reſidue of the
inheritance which he holvech ofthe fame heires. Meſtm. 1, 3. Ed. 1.47.
S.Wardes 8, ;
AMhfebveenat 3 Iktenant by Elegit beput out of che tenement, which he hath tn ere-
tiectetogne Stttion, he Mhall haue an Alliſe ĩ z. Eder, i d. And lo ſyall tenant by ſtatute
fance. Marchane,ihe be put out, 13. Ed. I.Mercat.And in like ſort ſhall tenant
byſtatute Staple, ik he be put out, 7. Ed. 3.9. And alſo tenant by recog⸗
niſance inthe nature of a ſtatute Staple, bis executoꝛs, adminiſtratoꝛs,
€alliqnes (hall haue an Ailile,if he they, oꝛ any of them be diſſeiled, og put
out of he lands inerecution, 23.10.86, And Alſiſe map be mantainen
by
Alsife, 20
by any perfon neforced, which hath eſtate of inheritance, kreehold, ec. in, oz amiteof a par.
to anp Parſonage, Uicarage, Poꝛcion, Pencion, Cprhes,Ddlacions,o2 o- ———
ther Eccleliattical pꝛofit, made oꝛ to be made Tempoꝛall fo2 the recouery 6
ofthe fame, 32. H. 8.7. And che Parfonofa Church may recouer com⸗ Agite by a
mon ofpaſture bp Allife,1 3. Ed. I.2 4.S. Execution 1. &c. Statutes 1.12. Darlon.
Tithes 23.
4 Hany Cicchetor, Sherike, oꝛ other of the Queenes Wailiffes, amie agatne
fhail by coldur of bis Difice, (without fpectall warrant , commaunde- By ants
ment, orcertaine authority which belongethto his Dffice) difletie any ;
maw of his freehold, 02 of any thing which belongeth to bis krecholde,
epther che diffeifee at his choiſe hall haue an Allile ec, and recoucr dou⸗
pledamages, and the vefendant thallbe amerced: og elfe the Queene
pon the difleitees complaint thall redreſſe the matter, CCteftin. 1, 3,
Ed. I, 24.
5 cajere lands be craunted by the Queenes Patent, without any ti⸗ ae
tle found bp inqueff, oꝛ elfe where the Queenes Entry is not giuen bp the yatentee.
law, thep which be put out, opdiffeifen of thetr freehold , thall haue an ef-
pecial Aſſiſe of the Lon Chauncelops grant, without {uit tothe Queene:
And ifthe parties to whom the Patents be qraunted,do pray in apd of che
Queene, the Chaunceloꝛ thall qraunt a wꝛit of Procedendo, without furs
ther {uitto che Queene, Ano tf they which be put out, o2 the diſſeiſees da
recotter againſt {uch Patentees, thep thall recouer their treble damages,
I D.4.8, : eet
6 Ik any man in his owne right to his owne ble, oꝛ in another mans S (pecialaftiie
Fight ta his ble, doch make any fopcible Entry into another mans landes *Seinta ne
by way of maintenance , oꝛ doth take, o2 carrp away any goodes of the
poſſeſſors ofthe freehold after any {uch forctble Entry, chen ikthe party
grieued, oꝛ other lawkull man will affirme, that the Entry was made in
fich forcible nraner, rhe Chauncelour may graunt to che party grieued a
ſpeciall Aſſiſe, and tf che diſſeiſoꝛ be attainted of ſuch forcible diſſeiſſin, he
ſhall be one pere tmpzifoned,and pay tothe party grieued his double dam⸗
mages, andalfo damages foꝛ bis goons, And one of the Juſtices of the
one Bench, 02 che other 02 the chicfe Waronofthe Cichequer, (if be be.
learned in the law) thatl be named in euery ſuch ſpeciall Aſſiſe: And no Su-.
Bee Fa thalbe graunted to the contrary of fuch atlite,4.10.4.8,S, Force,
C.24X6, ; * be
7 Alife of rent iſſuing koorth oktenements in ſeuerall Counties, thal aiite of rent
be holden in che border of che fame Counties ano che Atle thal be tried by polis Conach of
people of the fame Counties,in fuch maner ss hath bin vſed of common of Counties, ;
patturebeing in one Countie, and appendant ta tenements in an other
County 7.Rich, 2.10, = pha ESL a8 > rp iambva ye ans
8 Ghepanels of {peciall Afiifes Mall be arayed, ann a copte inven: ————
ten thereok deliuered bp the Sherike to the plaintikes, tenants oꝛ defen- ueren to thg
| dants Paes”
Alsife.
pants, by the ſpace of fire daies at theleatt before the Seſſion ofthe Ju⸗
ſtices, ikt hey will demaund it, And the Bailifes of Franchiſes thall make
their returnes tothe Sheriles ofall {uch ſpeciall aſliſes ſire daies bekore,
vpon pain of fopfaicure xl. li.to the Queenẽ bp the ſaid Sherike, oꝛ Bailife,
kor euery default,6. H.6.2. 42,€,3.11,
The vherikẽ 9 It tn Allile brꝛought before Juſtices alligned, the Sherike he nae
nameda Dillet med a diſſeiſor, tothe intent that be ſhall not ſerue the wit, but to haue
Gatallic. the Came directed tothe Cozoners, the cenant may plead, that the Shee
rife neither ig, nor euer was difleifor nor tenant ofthe tenements in de:
maund, but was named by collufion, which being found by the Alliſe, tie
Jultices ſhall abate the wꝛit, and the plaincife thalbe amerced, 11. h.6.2.
si tamete. ANDiE AMe,op other topic of plea ofland be broughe againt the Lod of
Maiors ec.na- auncient demeane, op againit the Maioꝛ, Wailifes, and Comminaltie of
MODUADS Franchites, of lands within the fame Fratchiles, which be neither diftets
ſors nog tenants, but therein named to take away their franchife, fick che
Jultices ſhall enquire by the Attife whether che Loꝛd, Waioz, Bailifes,
EC. he diſſeilors o2 tenants (if they require it) 02 be named by Collufan,
And ik it be kound chat they be neither diſleilors nop tenants, but namen
by Collulion,then the wait ſhalbe abated, andthe plaintife amerced, not⸗
withſtandingthe other tenants o2 diſſeiſors be named oꝛ found in ſuch Ale
—— ſiles or waits,o. D.4.5. And ik alliſe oꝛ any perfonall accion be ſued of anp
torstc.from lands within any kranchiſe oꝛ auncient demeſne, whereof the iuriſdiction
fon,“ felongech tothe Tordo , Wators Ballikes ge, ikche dekendant make dee
fault co put the fain Loꝛds, Maioꝛs, gc. from their kranchiſe, thẽ the Juſti⸗
ces at the requeſt of p Loꝛds, Maiors, Bailifs ec, thal make enquiry by the
allife €c.02 by inquett Ec. And il tt be found that {uch defaults be made bp
Collulion to exclude che Loꝛds. Maioꝛs tc. of their franchifes,cognifance
oꝛ iuriſdiction, the wꝛits ſhall be abated, and che plaintifes amerced: And
the plaintifes, Loans, Maiors, Bailites ec. thall haue their challenges,
.6. 20. F Tet
Anifteitor by 10 fhe whichisnameda vifleifour doth perſonally alleage any falle
failing fares exception, whereby the taking of the Alſiſe may be veferred, biz, that
aD vonched. at another time affife of the fain tenements palled.hettwirt the fain pace
ties or that a wait of higher nature vependech bet wixt them of the fame
teuements, and doch vouch any Rotiles of Record to warranty, and at the
Day ciuen, he faileof his wartant, he thallbe adiudged a dilleifor with:
out recognifance of. the Aſſiſe, and ſhall reitore double damages of that
whichis o2 after ſhall be kaund, and allo fop his falleboon ſhalbe one vere
impꝛiſoned. But ik the ſaid exception be alleaged bp a Bailile, the cas
Ring of the ait fhall not therefore be eferred, tog indgement vpon the
reſtitution ofthe land and dammages, pet ifthe Lozd of the fame Bate
life which was ablent, do after come before the Juſtice which tooke the
hte. Affite, ano noth offer toppotte by recon and roules , that Afite an 9
Alsife. Atraint. 31
time paſſed bettwirt the fame parties of che fame lands, oꝛ that che plain:
tife wit hdꝛew bimfelfe in a tke {uit, op that aplee dependeth bet wirt
them by awrit of higher nature, there thall be writ awarded to fring
the record befoxe the Juttices, and when the Juſtices vo lee that che re-
cord would haue pꝛeuailed before iudgement, andthat eherebp the plain:
tife ould haue bin excluded of his action, they thallimmendiatly warne
theparty, which frit recouered to appeare at adap, at which day the de⸗
fennant {hallbaue againe his feifin and damages , which he fir payed,
withthe damages after the fir tudgement giuen doublen , and he which
fir recouered thall be impꝛiſoned at the Juſtices difcretion, Che like rez
medy thal the defendant haue again whom tn bis abfence an Alſiſe pate
fen, which ſheweth any deeds 02 releales, vpon the making whereof the
Furie was not, noꝛ could be eramined becaule there was no mencion of
themin pleading, for the Juſtices vpon the fight of thole writings ſhall
award a Scire faciasagaint the party which recouered to appeare ata
pap, and alfo thall caule che Jurors of the fame aflife to come, Anu if thep
fina thofe wꝛitings true, by verdict o2 tnrolment, he hal be puniſhed in
forme aforelain, which purchaſed Aſſiſe contrarp to his owne deed, CCiefk,
2,1 Co,I, 256
“ts The Sherife hall not take an Ore of him which ts diſſeiſed, but of attachment in
the diſſeiſor onely: Ann if there be divers difleifors named in one wpit,pet ane of vs
be thal take but one Dre, and he fhall take an Dre but ofthepriceofy, 8. pice
oz els the price, Cell, 2, 13,€0.1,26,
I Wherethe plaintifein Affife may abridge his plaint.S, Abridg.r.
2 The remedy where the diffeifor or diffeifee dyeth immediatly after
the diffeifon, or depending the fuit.S.Age 1.
3 Wherethetenantin Affife may make Atturney.S, Atturney 2.
4. That the Iurors in Affife are not compellable to fay precifely that ie
isa diffeifon.S.Iurors 3 24 | |
5 For the pleading of fointenancy in Affife.S. Jointenancy 1,
6 Where an Affife of common is maintenable.$, Approuements 3,
Common I. ' .
Attaint.
A/a euerybvntrue verdict giuen betwixt party and party in anp lute, attaint where
platnt,og vemaund, before anp Juſtices oz Judges of recon where —— i
the ching indemaund( and verdict thereupon giuen) extendeth tothe baz ne
lue of xl.li.and concerneth not the icopardy of mans life, the party grie⸗
ued bp the ſame verdict hall haue a wait of Attaint again euery perfor ———
ſo giuing an vntrue verdict, and euery ol them, and againlt the partie eth not by the
Which thall haue iudgement vpon the lame verdict. And by che death ofthe glee
| : | ’ nef, f
partie oꝛ any of the petit. Jurterhe ſaid Attaint ſhall not abate, noz be tye petit muvee
differred again che remnant as long astwoofthe ſaid petit Jurie be Mhat lands
aliue, An } Tei [ d
e And eueryone that Hall pale inthe fame Attaint, Hall haue ech ——
zoces in Ate
Byala
HPꝛoclamatlon.
The graund
Jurytaken
bv vefault of
the Defendant
G2 petit Jurx.
CUhat pleag
the petic Jury
sap plead./
That plea the
Defendant itt
attaint Gall
Blead.
The pure
ment of the
petit Durie ate
talnted.
Attaint.
and tenements tothe value okxx. Markes by vere of kreehold out of aun⸗
cient demeſne. 23. H. 83. Hid 3.00 6.0 .
2 Inthe fame Attaint there ſhalbe awarded againſt che petit Jurie,
the partie,and the graund Jurie,fonmmons,refommons, and diftreffe infi-
nite, which graund Jurie Hall be ok like number as the graund Furie is
now ¢c,and vpon the diſtreſſe, which thall be deliuered ofrecogn vpon the
fame , oper Prꝛoclamation hall be made inthe Court where che viftrelle
fhalbe awarded, moze then xv. daies before the returne ofthe fame diſtres,
and euery ſuch diſtreſſe thall be made vpon the land of euerp of che fain
graund Juric, asin other diftrelles ts vſed. And in all the forefain pro:
ves, {uch Dap ſhall be giuen, as ina weit of dower, wherein no €, 19,
ec· 23. H.8.3.
3 Itthe dekendant oꝛ the petit Jurors, oꝛ any of chem appeare not
upon the dittrelle, then the graund Furie thalbe caken axain® chem and
euery okthem, chat thall fa make dekault. And ifanp of the ſaid petit Ju⸗
rp appeare,then the party complainant hall aſſigne the falle Sercment of
the fir verdict vntruely giuen, whereunto thep of the petic Jury thall
haue no aunſwere if they be the fame perfons,and the wꝛit, pꝛoces returne
aud alliqnement good and latwfuli,(ercept chat the demaundant oꝛ platne
tike in the faine attaint hath before bin nonſuit oꝛ difcantinued bis {uit of
attaint taken foz the ſame, oꝛ hath for the fame verdict ina wꝛit of Attaint
had iudgement againt the fain petit Jury) but onelp that they mabe true
Herement, which iſſue halve cried hy xxiiii.okthe ſaid graund Jurie(kor
belaricin aperfonall action, oꝛ catele, oꝛ erctommengement pleaded in
the plaintife or demaundant, ts avoid plea, whereunto he ſhall not be put
toauntwere,) Ano the partie ſhall plean chat thep mane true verdict , oz
any other matter, which thall be a fufficient Barre ofthe fate attaint: And
that plea notwithſtanding the qraund Jury Hale taken without delay to
enquire whether the fir Jury gaue true verdict oꝛ no, 23.2), 8.3, Staf
de Attinctis. 13. Ed.2. TTA ab yortanstaiol} say snsod 2
4: And if thep finde that the fain petit Jurie gaue an vntrue verdict,
theneucrp of che fain petit Jurie thall forfait rv. ti. whereof one balfe
Hall be to che Queene, andthe other halfe cothe partie that ſueth, to be
leuten bp Capias ad facisfaciendum , Fieri faciasjoz Elegit, 02 by action of
debt againſt euery perlorofehe petit Juric lo fopfatting, and againt his
executors and adminiſtratoꝛs, hauing thew ſufficient goods of their ſaid
teſtatoꝛ not adminiſtred. And euerp of the fain petit Fury thall feueralty
_ Make fine by the diferetion ofthe Jultices before whom che ſayd falle
the plaintife.
Ainaemnere fk 5 AIkluch pleas, asthe party pleaveth, which isa barre of the Attaint,
Serement hall befounnatcer their ſeuerall offences, vefaults, ann fits
ficiency of every of thent,: Ann thole of the petit Jurie fo attainted,
Hall neuer be after in any credence, nog chetrorhes accepted in any part
3 ADB eo: via sda ate) ae *
be
Attaint. 32
be found op deemed againlt him, thenthe partterhat fo ſueth, ſhall haue
iudgement to be reſtored to that he loft, with his reafonable coſts and da⸗
mages.23 !H. 8.3.
6 Ikatalſe verdict be giuen in any action, ſuit, 02 demaund before any Perce
Futtice €c, of record, ofany thing perfonall, as vebe, trefpatte, and other ——
like, which halve vnder the value of rl lithen the party grieued Hal haue
Attaint with ſuch proces,and please without delaies yt fupra,Anvif che
petit Jury be attainten,theneuery of them fhal fopfatt v. li.to the Queene
and partic ¢c, and alfo make fine by the diferetion ofthe Juſtices/ and ez
uery perfonthat map nifpend v. mark bp pere'of freehold out af auncient
demeſne, ois worth C. markes in goods ,is able to paſſe in the Lame At⸗
taint.23. H.8.3. aa :
7 Itthere be not perfons offuch {ufficiency within the Shire o2 place, ales into an
where anp of the fara Attaints ſhalbe taken,as may patle inthe fame, chert ocher Shire.
Bue Tales Hhalbe awarded, vnto the Shire nert adiopning by the difcres :
tion ofthe Juices ec.tobich hall be warned to appeare vpon like paines
Ec.and enable to paſſe in the ſaid Attaints, asifthep were dwelling in
the Sbire where that (ame thalbe taken,2 3,310.8, 3,
8 Bethe party in Attaint giuen by this Act, be nonfuit, oꝛ difcontinue Tuasement for
thefame,be hall make fine anv ranfomedby che diſcretion ofthe Juttices woerihectuti
Hefoze whom the ſaid Attaint ſhalbe taken and depending. And the iudge⸗ tife is nenfute,
ment of reſtitution to the party grieued, ſuing this Act and execution of —2 ity
the ſame, thallbe had, and like Judgement for the defendant o2 tenant
to —— okreſtitution, as tn caſe of a graund Attaint hath bin vſed
23. H. 8. 3.
9 Al Attaints ſhall be taken before the Queene in her Beuch, 02 he- Attaints taken
fore the Jullices ofthe Common place, cin none other Courts, And Niſi —
prius thalbe graumted bp diſcretion of the Juttices bpon the viftrelte. Ano ptace,ann by
euery of the ſaid petit Jury, may appeare and anſwere by Atturney in che ae in
{aid Attaint.23. h.8.3.1 3. Eliʒ.25. ãttaint.
lo Ifthere be diuers plaintifes o2 demandants in an attaint, the now Zommons and
{uit oꝛ releas of any of them, ſhall not be pꝛeiudiciall to the reſidue but teuerance in
they anv euery of them in luch cales may be ſummoned and fencred uke SA
as it is blea, when there be divers demandants tn actions reall.2 3. H.8.
3. 13 Eliʒ.25.
11 Theſlame lawes, actions, and remedy, ordeined by this Act, ſhall Attaints of
be kept, koꝛ and to all chem that be grieued bp luch vntrue verdicts ok anp MIAN»
inheritance fa diſcent reuerſion, remainder, oꝛ of any freehold tu reuerſi⸗
On oꝛ remainder. 23 Hen. 8.3. 13.15.25. 15,.10.6.5. TF tenant for Hein the re⸗
terme offife, in dower, op by the curtefic, opin taile after pollibility of pee, oe
ifluc ertinct,be impleaded, plead to Enqueſt, and loſe by verdict,vefaule, a verdict giuen
oꝛ in other maner, he to whoin the reuerlion of the fame lava be at the rime Saunttbevers
ofthe iudgement, bis heires oz lucceſlors, thall haue a wait of Attaint, to
: attaint
Attaint.
attaint the Jury, ifhe will alſligne the kalle Serement , as well inthe life
of the fain cenants as after their death.9. R.2. 3. S. Error 1.
Jn — pe 12 Awritof Actaine halbe graunted, alwel inplea of land of freehold,
attatut wilixe on any thing touching frecholo, as in plea perfonall,. 3.0.1.3 7.34.40.
. 3467. And alwell vpon the principall, as vpon the damages in an action of
treſpaſſe. And in this and in all other cafes, the Juſtices ſhall not let to
take the Attaint forthe damages not paied. ⁊. Ed.3.6. Ano Attaint ſhall
be graunted in pleas of Treſpaſſe purſued as well by bill ashy writ be⸗
fore Juſtices of Recoꝛd.5. Ed.3.7.2 8. Ed.3.8. Niſi prius ſhall be graun⸗
ted in Attaint, but neither Eſſoigne okthe Queenes ſeruice, nor protecti⸗
on ſhall be allowed therein. And fiue dates inthe yere hall be giuen be⸗
kore the Juſtices ofthe common Bench in che fain Juries at che leat,
5.0.3.7, Che partie grieued bp any falle verdict giuen in any action,
fuit; auowꝛy, pꝛeſcription, citle ozclatme, made according to the Stace
tute pꝛouided for che limitation of prefcription , map haue an Attaint.
32,Den3,20° | fet peas Te
Attaine then 13 Chepartie grieued by anp falle verdict giuen in any ofthe Courts
Dutinesoy Of the Citie of London, thall any may Cue Attaine by bill in the Hultings
London. of London, holden for common pleas before the Waioz and Alvermen
ofthefame Citie, and thereupon a Jorecept thall be awarded by the fame
Water to euery Alderman of the {aid Citic, oꝛ his deputie in his avlence,
fo certifie the names of fower indifferent and diftreete perfons of good
fame,and euery of them of ſubſtance of a. If. 02 moze, Citizenso€ the
fame City, dwelling in his Card, toche Wator and Aldermen of the
faid Citic at the Huſtings then next enſuing, of which perfons fo certifi-
ev, the ſaid Watoz and fire Aloermenormo, holding chefame Court of
Huſtings, hall impanell xlviii. perfons, and che Maioꝛ thall caule to bee
ſummoned che lato xlviii. and allo the Jurors of the petit Jurie, anv the
tenants oz defendants in the fain billof Attatnt , to appeare before the
Maioꝛ and Aldermen in the fame Cite, at che Huſtings of commonpleag
then next cobe holven in the fame Citie, And ik the fame Attaint happen
to remaine vntaken by vefault of Aurors by challenge o2 otherwile, vpon
euery Cales graunted, the ſaid Maior and Aldermen ſhall impanell che
fain perſons which were certified bp the fain Aldermen, or their depu⸗
tics, and omitted out of the fain panell, oꝛ put therein other perſons be⸗
* Citizens of the ſaid Citte, and of the ſubſtance of C.li.oꝛ moꝛe.II.
Hast en.7.21.
Aboe aciet. x4 None okthe petit Jurie, ne other parties named in any fuch bill of
palſe
vᷣpon actaint Attaint hall haue any challenge tothe Array, og to any perſon being
in London. impanelled for lacke of {ficient goonsoz lands. 11.4),7.21. Andeuerp
perfon being a Citizen of the citie of London , ¢ worth in goods CCCC.
Markes, map beimpanelled by the Sherifes of London in euery Attaint
brought bp wert, by vertue of che aforefar Statute of 2 3,2).8, vpon anp
: verdict
| Atraint, 33
verdict giuen by the Citizens without any challenge fog infufliciencie of
freehold of any of them, 37. H. 8. 5.
ors Ail the plees pleaved fo2 the renant o2 defendant , 02 by any of the Dien oF, ts
Furopsofthe petic Furie in che fame Attaint, and triable bp any Furie, cen in Lon.
chalbe tried within the fame Citie, any by the Enquelts of the fame, anv sat O¢ tricain
in none other place ne countie, 11.1D.7.21 . And the Juſtices bpon At⸗ i
taint {ued by writ according to the foꝛeſaid ſtatute of 3 2.10.8, bpon any
perdict giuen by the Citizens ok London, thall ſit onelp at the Guild hall
of the fame Citie, or at ſome other place within the fame Citie, € there
ſweare the graund Furie , and take the verdicts, And che Citizens thall
not be compelled to appeare in any {uch Attaint taken vpon any vntrue
verdict giuen in London, butonelp wythin che limits of che ſaid Citic,
+ iD, 8, ¢
* aE che graund Jurie fwogne in the fame Attaint , find that the ee
petit Jurie hate giuen an vntrue verdict, then the iudgement ſhall be gi⸗ the petit Fury
uen againit the defendant as ts vſed in Attaint {ued by weit atthe com: fh Lennon ts
mon Law. And che iudgement hall be againſt the petit Jury, that euerp
of them ſhall loſe xx.li. oꝛ moze, bp the vifcretion of the Maioꝛ anv Aloer-
men of the ſaid Citie, keeping the Huſtings, to ſuch ole ag other tues and one —
penalties bin koꝛfkayted in any action oꝛ plaint commenced before the verdict ig attive
Maioꝛ and Aloermen ec. and his bodie to be imprifonen, there to remain med.
without baile oy mainpꝛiſe {ire monethes, oꝛ lefle, by che difcretion of che
Maioꝛ and Aldermen €c, and to be vifabled for euer to be ſwoꝛne in any
Jurie before any tempozall Judge. But the iudgement tn ſuch Attaine
ſhall not ertend to anplands o2 tenements, ne to other puniſhment of
the petit Juric, 11,).7.21,
17 Bfithefound by che graund Jurie,that the pectic Jurie have giuen Inquire of the
& true verdict, chen che graund Jurie thall haue authoꝛitie to enquire tf —
any of the petit Jurie receiued any ſumme of money, oꝛ other reward oꝛ —
pꝛomiſe of money, oꝛ other reward, of the named defendants oꝛ tenants
inthe fame Attaint, 02 of any other perfou,bp the commandement,couitr,
oꝛ allent of any of then, for the intentof their verdict ciuing ,where-
upon the lame Attaint is grounded, and after any {uch copruption by the
ſaid graund Furie found, thenthe Juroꝛ that ts fo found defectine tn ta
king tc.thall pap to che plaincife named in the fame Attaint ten times the
balue of che ſumme, oꝛ other reward fo taken, oꝛ pꝛomiſed, and ſhall ſuffer
imprifonment without baile on mainpꝛiſe fire monethes, oz leſſe, by the
diſcretion of che fain Maioꝛ and Aldermen, and thall be difablen lor ever,
to be ſworne in anp Furie, before any tempozall Judge. And {uch deken⸗
dant 02 tenant in the fame Attaint, (hall pap to {uch vſe as other penalttes
bin forfaited wythin the fame Citie, ten tunes the balue of the ſumme
of money , 02 other reward, by him fo giuen to any of the {aid petit Juric,
and thal be impꝛiloned without baile o2 mainpzile, during fire wars
F OY lelle,
Attaine.’
oꝛ leſſe, by the difcretion of the ſaid Maioꝛ and Aldermen, 1 1.4,7, 276
| See Jurors 5. |
Re mevie for 18, FE any debts and dammages o2 coſtes be recouered in any action
diced ans whereupon fuch Attaint ts grounded, and bp the fame Attaint it be found
couereninthe that che petit Jurie bath giuen afalle Serement , then koꝛ the recouerp
firlaction. and refticution of the fame debt, dammages, and coftes ,the plaintifein -
euery Attaint ſhall and map fue an Action of debt againſt the fame des
Sa o2 tenant, by wait, bill, oz plaint ec, wherein no CU, ec, 11.
¢ 7 214
It the pilain 19 Ik any plaintike in any ſuch Attaint be nonfuie,o2 tf the firtt Sere⸗
ST ae ment therein be affirmed, then be thall haue impotfonment,and make fine
Dictakitmen, bY the dilcretion of che Maioꝛ and Aldermen Ec, and that fine ſhall be to
the Maioꝛ and Comminaltie of thelatd Citic, 11,1),7,21. |
abe — 20 Ikthere betwo oz mo plaintifes in any {uch Attaint, and anp of
hough ore DE > chent die, 02 be nonfuit,che other thal be enabled to fue foꝛ the proceeding
eheplaintites inthe fame Actaint + and natwithltanding the death of the delendant or
aid tenant, 02 any of che petit Jurie named inthe Came Attaint, fo that there
be two of the lame petit Jurie on live , the Attaint thallnot abate, 11.
D. 7. 21.
Gttaint per me- 27 Upon all Attaints commenced withinthe Crtieof London vpon
ces any record, wherein the trialland Enqueſt was bp halfe congue, the
MPaioꝛ and Alvermen fhall impanell che graund Furie , che one balfe of
Strangers,of good name, of goods to the value of aC. It, and moze, inha⸗
Hiting within che fame Citie at large, and the reſidue of Citizens of che
fame value, 11. D.7. 2 1. sg
— — It is at the libertie of all perſons, vpon an vntrue verdict giuen
wherher Sta. in any Courts ok the Citie of London, to ſue their Attaint vpon the Sta⸗
dethererte tute made 23. H · 8, oz els vpon the Statute made 11. h.7. at their owne
“Sint pleaſure.23. H. 8. 3.
1What challenge iĩs allowable in Attaint ſued by bill or writ in Lon-
don. See Challenge 1.2.3.4.
2 What iffueseuery Iurar fhall forfait, which appeareth notin At-
taint. See lurors 27,
3. Attaint by anheire withinage vpona verdict paft againſt him, See
Age 1.
Atturney.
Built of Court E Freeman which oweth {ute co the County, Tything. Hundrzed,
and Mapentake, 02 to his Loꝛds Court, may freelp make bts Attur·
ney to doe thoſe {uits for him, Merton. 20,1),3,10,
@ generalt 2 Guerp man which feareth to be impleaden bekore the Jultices of
Atturner · ¶ the Kings Bench ,Common place, Juſtices in Cire oof Alſiſes, opin
any Countie before the Shirife op in any Court Baron, map make a
general Atturney to purſue fog hint tn che fozefatn caules to be ——
3
Atturney. 34
Hint, or againſt hint, which Atturney hath power to pzoceede tthe ſame
— they be ended, 02 that his Waker doth remoue him, Aeſt. 2.
1 3 CEd. L.IO. *
The tenants in Aſſiſe of Nouel diſſeiſin, may make Atturneps tf Alliſe.
thep will, and allo they may plead bp Bailifes, Seat. Eborum. And after
the tenant hath appearedin Alſiſe, Accaine ,o2 Iuris verum, he cannot be
effoined , but may make Atturney for him, Meſtm x. 3,€d.1.41,
4 Cuerpolthe petit Jurie tn Accaine map appeare and aunlwere by Attaint.
Atturney inthe fame Attaint. 23.0.8,3, 13,€ltz.25,
5 CWheappeilant in any appeal of murder, oꝛ veath of man, where hat: Appeal.
tell bp che courte of the common Law Ipeth not, may make his Atcurnep,
an appeare by che fame in the ſaid appeal after tt ig commenced , to the
end and crecution of the fame, 3.1.7.1,
6 The dekendants map make Atturneys in fuch fuites where appeal Suite wyerein
lyeth not, ſo that tf hey be attainted, in their abſence the Shirike ſhall Areal wer
be commaunded to take them, and chen they ſhall receiue the punithinent mer
that hep thoulo haue bad , tf they had bin pꝛeſent when the iudgement
was giuen, Glouceſter. 6. Ed. 1. 8.
No Underſhirike, Shirifes clarke, Shirikes receiuer, o2 Baplikfe, Shirikes ofkl⸗
chall be Atturney in any of che Queenes Courts kor the time be is in of: feq eat ne
fice with any ſuch Shirike. 1.0.5.4, —
— No cas — ins of any Loa of a Franchile, which Boece officers
athretourne of writs , thall be Atcurney in any plea withi
—————— pin any plea within che fame areurneys,
9 FE any Baron of the Exchequer, oꝛ Jultice, oꝛ any of their Clarkes Mone hall re⸗
5) Officers, hall receiue any Atturneys ut onely inthe pleas and Cuites bur tn huts bee
Depending before them and their fellowes,and in the Courts where they cm. betort
are alliqned, the fame admiſſion is void, Carloile. 5. Ed. 2. uN
ro Euery Juſtice ofthe one Bench and che other, and allo the chiefe Atturneys for
Baron ok the Exchequer, haue auchoritie to eramine outlawed perfons (one bieateac
which be ficke of anp diſeaſe openly knowen, and to record Atturneys foz §
them: Wit in a wꝛit of Capias ad fatisfaciendum the common Lars
— ae 7h. 4. 13.
11 Ifany Atturney be openly found in dekault bp recoꝛd oꝛ otherwiſe, The punich⸗
he ſhal korſwear the Court,eneuer akter be allowed to —— fuit eps ——
tit any of the Q.courts. And euery Atturney ſhalbe ſwoꝛne truely to ſerue detault.
in their offices efpectally to make no (uit in any koꝛein comntp, 4.1.4.8, Atturnets oth.
12 In all ſuits wherein proces of Capias and Exigent lyeth, ik the ctarrant of
Atturney hatte not his warrant ofrecozd, the fame terme that the Exi⸗ Atturney ene
gent is awarded , he Mhall lole xi, s, ta the Queene if he be attaineen “> retond.
thereof by eramination of Juſtices. 18,1),6.9.
13 Cuerp {uch perfor which thall be Atturney for any other perfon eee foal ens
02 perfons being demaundant oꝛ plaintife , tenant op Defendant , in anp ft bis wars
' FF 2 action =”
Atturneys itt
Noꝛffolke,
Suitolke,
€ Noꝛwich.
Quere.
Atturney. .
action o2 fuit commenced in any ofthe Queenes Courts of Recon at
Tem, anv plead to an iſſue inthe fame, thall deliuer, oꝛ cauſe to be deli⸗
uered his lawkull warrant of Atturney to beentred of record fox euery
of the {aid actions oꝛ {uits taberein he is named Atturney, to the officer
02 his deputy oꝛdeined fo2 the receipt op entring therof inthe fame terme,
when the laid iſſue is entred of recoꝛd in the fain Court, oꝛ before, vpon
paine of forfaiting x, Ui, fog euery default for not deliuering of the ſaid
warrant; Che one moitie ta che D. ¢c.the other to fuch officer to whont,
o2 in whoſe office the fame warrant thould be delivered ec, to be recoue⸗
red by A. B. J.ec. wherein no Cc, €,02]9.¢¢, And allo further ſhall
ſuffer ſuch impriſonment, as by the diſcretion of the Juſtices ofthe court
(where any {uch default ſhalbe made) hall be thought conuenient, 325
H.8.3 ©, 2,€0,6,22, 1 8.Eliz.1 3+
14. Chere hall be but fire common Atturneyps in the County of Noꝛk⸗
folke, and fire tn the Countte of Suffolke , and two in the Citie of 32022
*
wich to be Atturneys in Courts of Recoꝛd, and all the ſaid xiiii. Attur⸗
neys (hall be elected ¢ admitted bythetwo Chiefe Juſtices foꝛ the time
being, of the mott {uffictent and belt inſtructed by their diſcretions. And
the election and admiſſion of all Atturneps by the fain Juſtices aboue the
{aid number tu the ſaid Counties, hall be void, And if any perfon vſurpe.
oꝛ pꝛeſume ta be Atturney in Courts of Recoꝛd inthe fain Counties og
Eitie, otherwife chen before is {pecifien , and that found by Inquiſit ion,
taken before the Juſtices of peace inthe fain Citie oz Counties, (which
haue power to inquire thereof in their Seflions ) oꝛ in anp other maner
lawkully proued, then he that fo pꝛeſumeth (if be be thereot lawfully con ·
uicted) thall forf, xx.li.to the Queene and J. xc. as often as be is fo cons
Uicted, to berecouered by any that will fue by action okdebt. 3 3 H. 6. 7.
In the fame Statute it is prouided, thatthe faid ordinance fhould be-
gin, and firft take effect at the feaſt of Eafterthen next comming,and not
before, if the fame ordinance ſeeme reafonableto the luftices. Quare |
whether the whole force and eſſence of this Statute did depend vpon
the Iu(tices determination or oncly the time of the beginning thereof,
Thedekendant 15 Afanyperfonog perfons ſhall be ſued oz infogmen againtt , vpon
tn {nites vpon
penal! tatutes
anp penall Law in anp of the Courts of the Wings Bench, Common
may apptare pleas,oz Eſchequer, where luch perfon oꝛ perfong are baylable by law,
bp Atturney.
02 where bp the leaue oꝛ forme ofthe Court fuch perſon oꝛ perfons map
appeare by Atturney, inall and cuerptuch caufe the perſon or perfons ſo
tobe impleaded hall and may at the day and time conteyned in the firſt
pꝛoces ſerued foꝛ his apparance appeare bp Atturney of the fame Court
where the proces is retournable,to anfwere and defend the ſame, and not
be vrged to perſonall apparance, oꝛ to put in baile fog the anſwering of
‘fuchfuite: any. former law ec, notwithſtanding. 29. Eliz. 5. Che fame
pranch of che laid Ace hall extend, and ſhalbe interpreted to extend au
, 4
Auditour and Receiuer. 35
to the natural ſubiects boone 02 tobe boꝛne within the dominions of
che Queenes Maieltie her heires and ſucceſſors, and to perfons made free
Denizens, and conoothers any thing cherem contained gc, notwith-
ſtanding. 3 1. Eliz. 10,
Auditourand Receiuer.
Uery of the Queenes Auditours of the Exchequer, Duchie of Lan⸗ Sabet chy
cafter ,and Court of Mardes and Liueries , thall peerelp proclainte broclaimes.
and Declare in every Countie within their ſeuerall limits ,tn thꝛee oz
folver Market Cownes , o2 other places, by the {pace of twentie dayes
before their audit, when and where they will keepe their auvits in the
{ane Shire or thep hall forfate fine poundes fo2 euerpoffence to the
Queene and J. to be recouercy bp 4, Frc, whereinna CH, €c, E.oꝛ P.
tc. 3 3-10,8,3 9. See Accompt to the Queene 12.
2 Ik any Auditour of the Crchequer, Duchy of Lancatfer 02 Court — fees
of Mardes and Liueries,o2 any of his Clarkes, o2 other ta their oꝛ any inrolment.
of their vſe, thall take fo2 the inralmentofany Letcers patents , decrees
of the fame Courts, nraunts, o2 inventures ofleates, op fo2 the allowance
of the fame, aboue iii.s.iiii.ð.he fo offending ſhall fogfait vi.s.viii.ð.foꝛ
euerp penp which be taketh abaue the koꝛelaid ſumme, to the Queene
and the Informer ec. to be recouered by A. J. ec, wherein no (ec, E.
02 P. c. And ifanp perfon do offer to any {uch Auditour any ſuch letters
WPatents,vecrees, leaſes ec, to be involled , he ſhall invollehe fame, oz ale
much chereof as thall appertaine ta bis office. 33. H.8.39.
3 Cuerp Recerter ofthe Exchequer, Duchie of Lancaſter ¢ Court Chat fees enge
of cAardes and Liueries, which ſhall pap to anp perfon an annuitie pen: ae
tion, oꝛ other rent , hall (if the fame perfon vpon the receipt thereof will
deliuer vnto him a ſufficient acquittance fealed and figned, tettifpine the
fame receipt ) receiue the ſame, without taking any reward therefore,
vpon paine to forfait fox euery penp oꝛ peny worth recepued vi.s.biii.ð.
And if che partie bo not deltuer {uch afufficient acquittance, but that the
Recetuer, op his Clarke doth make the fame, he hall hauetherefoze itis,
and if be take aboue itit.d, be thall fo2fatt fox euerp peny oꝛ peny worth
{fo taken vi.s.viii.ð. And ifanp Creaforer, Recetuer,or miniſter accomp-
tant , oz their deputies which ſhall pay to any perfon anp fee, annuitie,
pencion, duitie, warrant, oꝛ rent, do reteine, receiue, oꝛ take of the pattie,
to whom he Hall pap che fame , in way of reward , or othertwife, aboue
iiij fo2 euerp pound that he thal pay,he ſhall for faie vig, viit, 3, for euery
peny o2 penp woꝛth which he hall receiue over, to the partie qrieued,to
be recouered by A,B, o2 3p, wherein no Wc, €,02 P.Ec. 33. H.8.39.
7,€0,6,1,S. Accomptants &c. tothe Queene.
1 Thatthe QueenesReceijuers fhall enter into bond with furetiesto
accompt and pay fuch money asthey may lawfully be charged with. See
Accomptantsto the Queene 10, —
i —— ee
Auowꝛy vpon
the lana with⸗
put naming
pny perſon.
Auowꝛvy vpon
the land in
Second delt·
nerance.
Auowant ſhall
Auovrie.
2 Forthe Queenes Auditors and Receiuers precepts to Bailifes ac⸗
comptants. S. Accompt &c. 11,12.
At what time the Queenes Receiuers fhall accompt ,and when
they fhall make payment.S. Accompt &c. 16.17.18.
4 When Auditors may commit accomptantsto prifon,S.Accompt 2.
Auowrie.
V Herefoeuer any manors, lands, tenements, and other heredita-
ments be holden by any perfon o2 perfons bp rents, cuſtomes, oꝛ
feruices, tithe Lop of whom any fuch manoꝛs, lands, tenements, oꝛ he:
reditaments be fo holden, diſtraine vpon the fame lands, fo2 any {uch
rents, cuſtomes, oꝛ ſeruices, and repleuin thereof be {ued the Low of
whom the fame lands, tc, be fo holden map auow ,o2 his bailife oꝛ fers
uant make conufance , 02 tultifie foz taking the fatd diſtreſſe vpon che
fame lands, tenements,op hereditaments fo holden, as in lands ec, within
bis fee oꝛ ſeignioꝛy, alleaging in the fain auowꝛie, conuſance, anv iuſtifi⸗
cation,the fame lands ¢c.to be holven of him without naming of any per=
{ow certaine to be tenant of the faine, and without making any auowꝛie,
iuftification, 02 conufance bpon any perfor certaine. And likewife che
Lor, bailife,or ſeruant hall make auowꝛie, tultification, 02 conufance it
like —— and forme, vpon euery writ ſued of Second deliuerance.
214, O19
2 Euery Auowant, and other perfor, that make any fuch auowꝛie,
wecouer cotes juftification , oꝛ conufance as batlife op ſeruant to any perfoninanp Ree
and Damages
again the
plaintife,
Such pleas &
apoe praper,
as was at the
common law.
Joyning in
ardt,
plegiare oꝛ Second deliuerance foꝛ rents, cuſtomes, ſeruices, oꝛ foꝛ dam⸗
mage kelant, oꝛ other rents vpon any diſtreſſe taken in any lands, oꝛ tenes
ments, tf the fame auowꝛie, tulification, oꝛ conufance be found for them,
oꝛ the plaintife in the fame be nonfuit ,o2 otherwiſe barred , then thep
hall recoucr their dammages and coftes again the fain plaintifes, as
the fame plaintifes ſhould haue none tf they ban recouered therin againſt
the fain vefendants, 21,30,8,19, See Dammages 8,
3 Che latd plaincifes and defendants in the ſaid writs of Replegiare
and Second deliuerance, and in every of them , hall haue like pleas, and
like ayde praper in all fuch auomies, conufances , and tuffifications,
( pleas of Difclaimer anely ercept as they might haue had before che
making of this Actas though the ſaid auowꝛie, conufance , oꝛ iuſtiſi⸗
cation had bin made after the nue ogder of the common Lam, a1.
1D) +8419, >
4 All ſuch perſons as by the oder of the common Law may lawkully
ioyne to the plaintifes o2 defendants in the ſaid wits of Replegiare oz
Second deliverance , afiwell ‘without proces, as bp proces , fhall iopne
vnto the ſaid plaintifes o2 defendants aftwet without proces,as by proces,
and haue like pleas,and like aduantage in all hinges (Diſclaimer onelp
except) as thep might haus rone bp the order of the common Law ae
the
Aduowfon. 36 bie
the making of this Act, 21. H.8.19. See Repleuin.
Auowrie for Rents after the eftates in the fame rents be determined,
See Rents 1.2.3.
Aduowfon.
Hereas foz Aduowſons of Churches there be but thꝛee oꝛiginal Aepation,
/ yonits: that isto fap, one writ of Right , and two of polleflion, cuteretates.
which be Darreine prefentment , and Quare impedit and hitherto it
hath bin vlep inthe Realme, that when any hauing no right to prelent,
had prefented to any Church whole Clerke was admitted, hethat was
berie patron could not recouer bis Apuotufon , but onely by a wit of
Right which ould be tried bp Battaile, o2 by great Alliſe, wherebp
heires within age, either by fraud, o2 els hy negligence of their war⸗
being, and heires both of great and mean eſtate, either by negligence, ox
els by kraud ok tenants bp the curteſie, tenants in dower, o2 otherwiſe fox
terine of life , 02 fo2 veeres, oꝛ in fee tatle, were many times diſherited of
thew Aduowſons, oꝛ at che leat (which was the better fo2 them) were
peiuento their wꝛit ok Right, in which cale hitherto they were wyt hout
remenp : Te is pꝛouided, that {uch prelentiments thall not be ppetudictall
to the right beires,o2 to them bnto whom {uch Aduowſons ought to res
uert after the death of other perfons : fo as often. as anp hauing no right
voth prefent onto a Church during che wardſhip of anp heire wythin
age , oꝛ during the intereſt of tenant bp the curtelte, in Dower , tenant for
terme life, 02 peeres oz tenant in tatle, by the fraud oꝛ negligence of
the wardein of the fame heire, 02 of anp of the afogelain tenants, the
fame prefentation hall not be fo pzeiudiciall tothe fame beire, 02 to hire
to whom the reverfion thall come after the death of any of the aforelain
tenants , but chat after the heire ſhall comeso bis full age , o2 che Church
hecome voide after the death of any of the afoꝛeſaid tenants, he to whom
the fame belongeth thal haue the fame action and recouerte by poſſeſſarie
pit to recouer the Aduowſon, as the laſt auncefter of Lich heive being
of fullage inthe la auopbance falling before his death, 02 before the
nemife was made for a terme, oꝛ in tayle, ſhould haue had, And the
like remedy isis ta be hav of prefentations mave to Churches of the in⸗
hevitance ok wiues, during their couerture. Allo Byſhops, Archoea=
cons, Parlons of Churches, and other Cccleftatticall perfous hall
hae remedie by this Statute, if anp man hauing no right do poefent
vnto Churches belonging to their Spiritual dignities o2 Parlonages
esas the vacation of {uch dignities, parlonages ec, TAeſtminſter 2
13, D, 1, Se ‘
2 But chis Statute hall not he vnderſtand fo largely, that the Judgements
lorelaid perfons foꝛ whofe remeny it was ogdaincd , hall haue their reco- Swen bal Se
uerie bp furmifing that the ſaid wardeins oꝛ tenants bid fainedly de⸗ lawtul means,
kend the {uit moued bp 02 againtt chem: fog indgements giuen im the Mate ee
ff 4 hs Dueenes
Aduowlon:
Queenes Court Hall not be adnulled vntill they be vefeated by Crrour,
— oꝛ certificat , which thall be kreely graunted, Aeſtminſter 2,
I 3 * D. I + Se
3 Ikit happen akter che death of che auncelier which preſented that
Remenyios & the ſame Aouowfon be altigned in power , 02 ho lden bp tse *
— — thoſe tenants pꝛeſent and after their death the right heire be diſturbed
‘ " to ppefent , itisinbis election, where he will hate a Quare impedit,
oz Affife of Darreine prefentment : And in like ſort it ts of Abuow⸗
i" pemifen fox terme of like, peeves , o2 in taile, Teltminſter 2, 13,
De 165+
— —— Sif a man do {uffer a recouerie of a Manoꝛ whereunto an Aduowſon
Hall pauea 13 appendant, he that doth recouer the fame, ſhall haue a Quare impe-
Quire — dit vpon a diſturbance, as he, againſt whom the recouerie was, might
fon, haue had. 7.1.8.4,
5 Ikthere be agreement mave betwixt feuerall perfons which oa
—— clayme the Aduowſon of a Church, and inrolled before the Juſtices, oz
tion, bp a fine in this maner , that che one fhall firſt prefent ,and atthe next
auoydance another, and at the third, athird , and fo further,and when one
hath preſented koꝛ his turne , according to the agreement, and at thenert
auoydance he to whom the ſecond prefentation belongeth, is diſturbed
by any that was partie vnto the agreement ,o2fome other in his eave,
he that is diſturbed thall not neede to {tte a Quare impedit,but hall haue
recourle to the Roll o2 fine, ano ifthe agreement be there found, he ſhall
hatte a Scire facias to warne the diſturber to appeare within rb, dayes,
oz three iweekes, according to the diftance of the place, to thew if be
haue any thing to fap why the partie diſturbed ſhould not recouer his pres
{entation, Ano if be appeare tot, oꝛ Do appeare and canfay nothing why
the partie diſturbed ſhould not recouer bis prelentation by reafon of
any deede after the agreement made 02 enrolled ,o2 che fine, he thall
recouer bys prelentation wpth hys dammages, WUeſtminſter 2, 136.
Cy,1, 5+
6 henan Anuowfon deſcendeth vnto Parceners, though otte pre⸗
nee OF font twile, and vlurpeth vpon bis cobeire, pet he that was negligent that
not be cleerely barred , but another tine Mall haue his turne to pꝛeſent
when it falleth, (Gethiii2, 13. Ed.15.
jotenatieot «=. 7: SE the Defendant do except in Alſſiſe of Darrein preſentment, oꝛ
nt Quare impedit,that the Church ts full of his owne prefentation,the ſuite
: * Shall not remaine by reafon of that plenartie, fo that the wait be purcha⸗
fed within fire monethes , though he can not recouer bis pretentation
—— within fire moneches , CHelhit 2. 13. Ed. 1.5.
varsinpoue 8 Damages thall be awarded fop two peeves value ofthe Church, in a
ett ot Darin Quare impedit, ¢ Darrein prefentmt,if fir monethsdo palle by anp mas
Fiske _pitturbance,fo that the Bithop do conferre, and the very patron Doth rs
Hs be is
Aduowfon. Badger, Lader, Carier, Drouer. 37
bis prelentation fez chat time, andif che difturber haue not wherewith ta
refiore Damages, he thalbe two peeres impꝛiſoned. If the fire moneths be
not pat, but the Aduowſon is recouered within chat cime, then damages
fhalbe awarden to halfe a peeres value of the Church, ¢ che diſturber ſhal⸗
be halfe a peere imprifoned, THiell.2,13.€0,1.5, See Prerogatiue 9.
9 Ahen the Warlonof any Church is ditturbed to vemaundtithes in
the nert pariſh bp a wait of Indicauit, the Patron of p Parton fo diſturbed
ſhall haue a writ to dematin the Aduowſon of the tithes in queftion, Aud
when it is dilpꝛoued, the {uit ſhall fo farre fogth proceed inthe Spiritual
court, asit was diſpꝛoued in the Ducenes Court, TUeltn.2,13,€0,1,5+
S.there that writs will lte of Chappels, Pꝛebẽds, Uicarages, hoſpitals,
Abbeys, Pꝛiories, and other houles, which be of other mens Aduowlous.
Badger, Lader, Carier, Drover.
F any licenfe thal be made to any Badger, Lader, Kidder, 02 Carier of cepa *
coꝛne, Dpouer of cattell, buyer oꝛ tranſpoꝛter of coꝛne € graine, butter gers licente
oꝛ cheefe, otherwife then in the qenerall ¢ open Quarter Seflions of the aloe mane,
peace holden in the Sbire where the partie admitted, alliqned 02 allow⸗
ed, doth, € bp the (pace of thyee peeres before the Tefte of hislicente, hath
dwelled, o2 other then tofuch perfon as is, o2 bath bene maried, ts a
houtholser, no houthold ſeruant oꝛ Retainoz, and xxx.yeeres of are at the
leaſt, 02 to haue continuance foꝛ moze then one peere, 02 which beareth
not date the dap € place where the Sellions be holden, o2 isnot fignede
fealen with the hands and ſeales of thee Juſtices of the peace, being pre-
fent at thefame Seflions at che leat, whereofone to be ofthe Quorum,
thefamelicente thalbe void, and the partie which taketh the fame hall
forfait fine pounds to the Queene ¢ J.to be recouercd bp A, ec, where:
in no CCL. tc. E.oꝛꝝ P.Ec.5.Eliʒ. 1 2. 13. Eliʒ.2 5.
2 jRoperlon hall spon paine of v. V, to he foꝛfaited and recouered as coca
is akoꝛeſaid, by authoritie of {uch licenfe,buy any coꝛne out of open Faire g gparkste
6} Darket, to ſell the lame againe, ercept he be thereunto {pecially licen⸗
fen by expꝛeſſe words in bis licenſe.5. Eliz. 12.1 3, Eliʒ.2 5.
3 All licenfes mave to the fain Badgers, Laders, Drouers,e¢c. and ——
all recogniſances taken ofthem bp the Juftices of peace in theit Sellids frase rene”
(that thep thall not do any thing cõtrary to the ſtatute. 5. Ed. 6. 14. proui⸗ Heed.
bed againſt fozeftallers thal be made ¢ written by the Clerke of the peace
ofthe fame Countieo2 his deputie ¢ none other perfon, ¢ the fain Clerke
ſhall haue xii. v. koꝛ the licenle,¢ biii. ð. for the recognifance, ¢ for the regi⸗
ring of them both iiii.ð. at the molt, for which fee the Clerke op his de⸗
putie hall keepea Regiſter booke, and therein thal write the names, fur:
names and dwelling places of fuch as be licenſed, with a bziele entric of
the licenle, andof the dap, time and place where it was graunted, which
booke be thall bring to euerp Selſions chat it map appeare what number
oflicentes be graunted, 5, Cliz. 12.13. Eliz.25. 3
4 Ths
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Bankrupts.
Hurueioꝛs tor 4 This Act Hhallnot ertenv to pꝛeiudice the liberties of anp Citic or
———— Towne corporat, but euery of them may lawkully aſſigne ¢licenle purs
pozat, ueyors foꝛ the prouifton ofthe fame Citieor Cowne cozporat, as thep
might hatte bone before €c, neither thall this Act be preiudicial to the ine
habitants within the Counties of Tetmerlany, Cumberland, Lancae
fer, Chetker, Poꝛke, o2 any of them, but they may vo as thep haue vſed ta
D0, 5, Cliz,12,13+Ci3.25, S.Foreftallers, Iuſtices of peace. 32.33.
Bankrupts,
Cilho is a L’ any Marchant o2 other perlon vſingoꝛ exerciſing the trave of ers
Bankrupt. — I chanize bp wap of bargaining, ecchange,rechange,bartery,cheuilance,
oꝛ otherwiſe in grofle o2 by retaile, oꝛ ſeeking his o2 her trave of liuing by
buping and felling, and being a fubtect borne of this Realine,oz of any the
Queenes Domintong, or Denizen, halloepart the Reale, oz begin to
keepe his or her houſe, oꝛ otherwiſe to abſent hint o2 her felf, to rake Dace
tuarie, o2 ſuffer him oꝛ her felfe willingly tobe arreſted for anp debt op
other ching not growen o2 due, for money deliuered , wares ſold, oꝛ anp
other tut oꝛ lawkull caule, o2 will ſuſfer him oꝛ her (elfe to be outlawen,
oꝛ veeld him o2 ber ſelke to prifon,on depart from his o2 her dwelling houſe
to theintent to defraude oꝛ binder any of bis 02 her creditors being allo
a ſubiect borne, of the iuſt debt oꝛ duetie of {uch creditor oꝛ creditors, be
hall be deemed and taken for a Bankrupt,13,Clts.7,
Camimoners 2 The Loꝛd Chauncelloꝛ, oꝛ keeper of the great Seale, bpon come
——— plaint to bint made in witing, againſt any ſuch perſon being Bankrupt
bovies,lands, as is akorelaid, hath authoꝛitie by Cõmilſlion vnder the creat Seale, to ale
and goods. ſigne {uch honelt anv diſcreete perſons, as ſhall ſeeme to him good, who og
the moſt part of chem thal haue authoritie to take ſuch order with the body
of ſuch perfor whereſoeuer the o2 he map be had, either in boule, Sanctua⸗
ric, 02 els where, alwell bp impꝛiſonment of bis bodie, a3 with hislands,
tenements ¢ hereditaments, alwell copie o2 cuſtomarie hold as Freehold,
which he thall haue tn bis owne right before he became Bankrupt, as
alto with all fuch lands, tenements, ¢ hereditaments, ashe bath purchas
fed 02 obteined fo2 money 02 other recipence, tointly with his wife, chile
o2 childꝛen, to the oncly vſe of ſuch offendor, 02 of,02 fo2 fuch vſe, interelt,
right or title, as {uch offendo2 then hall haue inthe fame, which he map
lawkully depart withall, oz with any perfon 02 perfons of truft to any {es
cret vſe of ſuch offender, And allo with his money, moods, cattels, wares,
marchandizes, and debts whereſoeuer they may be found o2 knowen, and
caufe the fain lands, tenements, fees, annuities, offices, goods, cattels,
Wares, marchandizes, and debts to be ſearched, viewed, rented, g appriſed
to the beſt value theymay, and by deede indented, inrolled tn one ofthe
Queenes Courts of Kecoꝛd,to make fale of the fain lands, tenements, and
hereditaments, and of all deeds eumences ¢ wꝛitings, touching onelp the
ſame, belonging to any (uch offendoz.opacbtop, and allo of all fees, annui⸗
vee ties,
Bankrupts: 38
ties offices, goods, and cattels, oꝛ otherwiſe to opder the fame fo2 the true
fatiffaction and paiment of the fame creditors, that isto fay, to euerp of
the {ain creditors a pogtion, rate andratelike, accoꝛding to the quantitic
otf his debts. And euery direction, order, bargaine, fale and other things
pone by the fatd perfons ſo authoꝛiſed, as is afoꝛeſaid in forme aforeſaid,
hall be good in Lawe toallintents againt the ſaid Offendoꝛ o2 debtor,
his wife, heires and childꝛen, ano ſuch perfons as bp {uch topne purchafe
with the offendop, ſhall haue any eſtate 02 intereſt in the Pꝛemilles, and
again all other perfons claiming by, from o2 vnder {uch offendoꝛ 02 deb⸗
tor, by any Act, had, made oz vone after he thall become Bankrupt, as is
afozefain,and alfo againt the Loꝛds of the Manoꝛs, whereof the ſayd Co⸗
pihold 02 Cuſtomarie lands be holden, their heires, ſucceſſoꝛs, ¢ afliqnes,
and euery of them, 1 3,013.7.
3 All perfonsto whom anp ſuch fale of Copihold op Cuſtomarie lands Aendees a
Mall be mane, thall (bekore they Hall enter or take any profit ofthe fame) Pre,
cõpound with che Loads of the Manoꝛs, of whom the fame ſhalbe holden, a the
fop {uch fines 02 incombe as heretofoze hath bin accuſtomed to be papen nanors.
therefore, And vpõ euery {uch chpofition the fain Loꝛds at the next Court
tobe holden, at 02 foꝛ the fain Manoꝛs, ſhal not onely graunt onto the fain
vendee 02 vendees vpon requeſt, the fame Copy oꝛ Cuſtomary lands, bp
Copy of Court roll of the fame Manoꝛs, fo2 {uch eftate o2 intereſt asta
them ſhalbe fo fold, and referuing the auncient rents,cutomes ¢ feruices,
Hut allo in the fame Court amit them tenats of the fame Copy oꝛ cuſto⸗
marie andes ¢c, as other Copiholders of the fame Wannrs haue bene
woont to be admitted, and to recetue their fealtie accoꝛdingly. 13. Eliz. 7.
4 Such okthe ſayd Commillioners as ſhall put the ſaid Commiſſion Camittioners
in crecution, ſhall open lawlull requelt to them made bp the ſaid Bank⸗ Pay dze
rupts, not onely make atrue declaration to the ſame Bankrupts ofthe beãowed the
Amploping and bettowing oftheir fain lands, tenements, offices, fees, goeus ee”
goods, cattels,and debs ſo paid to their fata creditors, but alfo make pay⸗
ment of the ouerplus of thelame (if any fuch thalbe) to the fain Bank:
rupts their executoꝛs,adminiſtratoꝛs 02 aſſignes. 1 3,€lts,7,
5 fatter any {uch act oz offence committer ¢ complaint therof made Crammation
tothe fain Commillioners, op the moze part ofthe by any partie grie⸗ OE Medashaue
ued, as is afogefatd concerning the Pꝛemiſſes, knowing, luppoſing 02 ſu⸗ goons, 02 be in ·
ſpecting any of che goods, cattels, wares, marchandizes, 02 debts of {uch debtedto them.
offendoꝛ 02 Debto2, to be in cuſtodie, vſe o2 poſſeſſion of any perfon,oz anp
perfor co be indebted to any (uch offendor do make relation thercofto the
fain Commiſſioners oꝛ the moze part of them : Chen the fain Commilſio⸗
ners oꝛ the moze part of them, haue full power to fend fop, and call before
them by luch proces, meanes, op waies, as thep ſhall chinke conuenient,
euery luch perfon fo knowen, ſuſpected, o2 ſuppoſed to haue anie goons,
debts ec. in his cuſtodie ¢c.0g ſuppoſed to be indebted toſuch offendoz,anv
vpon
Bankrupts. Nate
vpon his apparance tocramine him afwell by his othe as othertwife, bp
fuch meanes as the fait Commiflioners o2 ec. {hal thinke meet for € vpon
the ſpecialtie, certaintie, true declaration ¢ knowledme of all andfingular —
{uch goons ¢ debts of any fuch offendor as be fulpected tobe in his cuſto⸗
die, v(e occupation o2 pofleflion,¢ all fuch debts as by himlelfe ſhalbe fup-
poſed to be owing to anp ſuch offendoz. And if any ſuch perſon vpon fuch
examination doe not difclofe plainelp and declare the whole truth of fuch
things ashe fhall be examined of, concerning the premiffes to bis know⸗
ledge, 02 do denie toſweare: Then euery uch perfon denying te fiveare,
02 being examined do not Declare the whole cruth concerning the pꝛemiſ⸗
fes,bpon due proofe therofto be made, before the fain Cõmiſſioners, oꝛ ee
by witnes, examination o2 otherwiſe, as tothe fame Comiflioners,o2 tc.
hall (eeme {ufficient, hall forf,the double value of all {uch goods, catrels,
wares, marchadises,€ debts by them {oconcealed,¢ not plainelp ck wholy
declared, which forfatture thallbe leuied by the fain Commiffioners oꝛ
Ec. of the lands ¢c, goods te. of ſuch perfon fo denying to fweare, op not
diſcloſing the whole truth by fuch meanes, andin {uch maner € forme, as
is before limited kor the principall offenver, the fame forfaiture to be ime
ploped to and for thefatiffaction of the debts ofthe ſaid Crevitops, in
fuch like maner, rate and foꝛme, as is aboue declared, concerning the ore.
dering of the lands and tenements, offices, fees, goods anv cattelsofluch
offender o2 debter, as ts akoꝛeſaid. 13. Eliz.7. *
Fraudulent 6 Ikat any time before o2 after that any ſuch perſon departeth the
ae realme, oꝛ fal keepe his houle,o2 otherwiſe abfent himfelf,o2 take Sanc⸗
iands ¢ goons, tuarie, oꝛ fuffer himlelfe to be avrefted, outlawed o2 peeld bis body to pri⸗
fort, anie perfon do fraudulently by couin claime, vemaund, recouer, poſ⸗
ſeſſe 02 detaine any debts, Duties, goons, cattels, lands 02 tenements, bp
writing, truſt oꝛ otherwiſe which were oꝛ thal be vue oꝛ appertaine to anp
{uch offender, other then {uch as be can and do pꝛooue to be due, by right
and confcience tn forme aforefaiv, foz money pated, wares delinered, 02 o⸗
theriutt confineratton to the tut value thereof, befoge the fato Commi
fioners 02 ¢c.and the fame to proceed(bona fide) without fraude oꝛ couin,
then every fuchperfon fo craftily demaunding, claiming, hauing 02 pol⸗
felling anp ſuch debt, ſhall koꝛkait double aſmuch as he ſhall fo claime, de⸗
maund, Detaine oz pollelle, which ſaid forfatture ſhalbe leuied, recouered,
and tmploted in maner and foꝛme befoze rehearſed. 13. Eliz. 7.
How the outr 7 Heit hall fortune che creditors of any {uch Bankrupt to be ſatiſſi⸗
of ye toe eb € paied of their debts € Duties, of o2 with rhe proper Lands, goods, and
sat oichatter Debts ofthe faiv Bankrupts, o2 of, 02 with the fame, anv fome part of che
the ee fopfaitures of the fain double values, to be fopfaited as ts afoꝛelaid, e that
elt there thal remaine an ouerplus of che fain fopfaicures of p ſaid double va⸗
Lues, then the one moptic of the faiv ouerplus thalbe by the fain Commil
fioners fo crecuting the fain Cõmiſſion within conuenient time pie the
euying
Bankrupts. = > 39
Leuping thereof, paied vnto the Queene ec, and the ather moptie fhall be
Difributen among the poore within the Hoſpitals in euery Citie,towne,
07 Tountie, where anp {uch Bankrupt thall happen to be, 13. Eltz.7.
8 Ik any {uch perfor indebted, do of purpote withdꝛaw hinfelfe from Se 33
his bſuall manſion boule, chen vpon complaint thereof mane to the fapd parteeh from
Commilltoners, the fame CommiMioners o2 the more part of them have bis dole
fullpotwer to award fine Pꝛoclamatiõs, to be made in the Queens name
vpon ſiue ſundry market dates tn ſuch places neere the place where ſuch
Vankrupt hath molt commonly dwelled, o2 made his above, commaun⸗
ping him by thefame proclamations in the Queenes name, to returne
Withall conuenient ſpeed, and to peels his body before the fais Commiſ⸗
ſioners oꝛ one ofthe, at Cuch time € place, as by the ſaid Pꝛoclamation
fhall be appointed, Andif the ſaid perfon do not according to {uch Pꝛo⸗
clamation repatre and peelo-his body ag ts aforeſaid, then the boop of
euery {uch offender, (hall be adiudged to allintents out of the Queenes
protection, And alfoeuery perfonthat hall willingly and wittinglp help conueving og”
fo hide 0 conuey, 02 hall willingly anv wittingly receiue, detaine, op Pains bin
Keepe ſecretly any perfon fo demaunded bp Proclamation, thall ſuffer maunpen by
{uch paines bp impriſonment of his bony, 02 pap luch fine to the Queene, Pocamation,
her heires and ſucceſſors, as to the Lord Chauncelloz, o2 Lorn Keeper ec,
(beitig informed thereof by the Commiffioners,oz the moze part of them)
- fhallfeeme convenient fo2 his fain offence, 13. Eliz.7.
9 Ikthe Creditors of any fuch offendo; 02 debtoꝛ ec, be not kully tacit: FH remeny top
fied oꝛ otherwiſe contented for their debts andouties bp the meanes be⸗ which benoe
fore {pecifien, then the laid Creditors and cuerp of then, Hall anv may Mlle armen,
haue their remenp kor the recouerte and leuying of the reſidue of che ſayd this tatutc.
Debts op Duties, whereof thep (hall not be fully fatiffied tn forme afore-
faid,againt the fain Offendor, in like maner anv korme, as thep ſhould ano
might haue had before the making of this Act, Ano the fain Crevitors anv
euery okthem, thalbe onelp barred and excluded by vertue of this Act, of
and fo? euery {uch part ofthe fain debts and dueties, as thalbe paid 02 de⸗
liuered vnto them, byorder ofche (ain perfons as is afoꝛeſaid, and of no
moze portion oꝛ parcel thereof, 1 3.3.7, :
IO Jfanp perfondeclared to be a Bankrupt by this Act, hall at any Ertending of
tine after purchafeanp lands ,teneméts,herenitaments, free og Copp, of: Fgonns
fices, fees goods 02 cattels,o2 that anp ſuch ſhall diſcend, revert, 02 bp any oz purchaten
meanes cometo him, before his debts duc to bis Creditors thatbe fullp fi Bans
paied, oꝛ otheriwile agrees for: Chen che fame lãds, goods, cattels, xc. thal
bp the ſaid Commilſioners oꝛ the moze part ofthem, be bargained, folv,
ertended, deliuered ¢ vſed for,and towards the paiment of the fata Credi⸗
tors, infuch like maner as other the lands, cattels ec, of the ſaid Bank:
rupts, which they had, when they were veclared Girl tobe Bankrupt,
Hould oz might haue bene bp vertue ofthis Act, x 3,013.7.
11 This
‘
Bankrupts. Barke. Baſtatdie.
Lanve Zꝛeied Il This act ſhall not ertend to any lands, tenements, oꝛ heredita⸗
be became’ ments free op Copphold, which thalbe allure by any Gankrupe, beforw
Bankrugt, he become Bankrupt, fo alwates that {uch allurance be made (Bona fide),
“and not to the vſe of the Bankrupt himſelke onelp, 02 of his heires, Aud
that the patties to whofe ofe ſuch allurance ſhalbe mane, be not, at, oꝛ be⸗
fore the making of ſuch aſſurance, pꝛiuie oꝛ confenting tothe fraudulent
purpofe of anp ſuch Bankrupt to — bis Crevitozs, 13, Eliz. 7.
arke.
ae le ae If any perfor fell, 02 caufe to be fellen anp Oken trees, meete to be.
king time only, barked; where the barke is wopth it, s. a Cart load, aboue the charges.
of barking € pilling (Cimber to be beſtowed in o2 about building oꝛ repa⸗
rations of houfes, thips, oz mils, oꝛ anp of them onelp ercepted) but be-
twirt the firft pap of April, and the lat of June, he thall forfat euery
Oken tree fo felled,o2 the dauble value thereof,to the Queene and Inkor⸗
mer,to be recouered bp 4, F,ec, wherein no CG, tc, E.oꝛ ec, 5. Eliʒ.8.
JOurnepors 2 No Waker o2 Purueyoꝛ of cimber, 02 his depitfe, thall fell oꝛ cauſe
Dpibac® tobe felled fop the Queenes vle, her heires oꝛ fircceflors , anp Oken tums
kingtime. ber tree meeteto be Barked, but in Barking time(Crees to be felled fog
building o2 repatring of any ber Maieſties houles oꝛ thips onelp ercepe
ted,) 02 (hall in any wife take 02 receiue anp ppofite by any lops, tops, op
barke of anp tree taken bp him, 02 hall take, carie away, o2 vifpofe froma,
the owner any moze of any tree to be takenas is afogeloin, theronelpthe
timber of the fame tree 02 trees; tobe vſed Ebeltowed 02 implopedonelp
in, bpon, oꝛ about the Queenes buildings, 02 hips, vpon paine to foꝛfait
to the partie grieued for euery tree, ¢ fo2 the Lops, tops, 02 barke of euerp
tree xl.s. And it thalbe lawfull to the partie grieued, of whom ſuch trees
fhall be taken, 02 to any other fo2 him, to withhold, retaine and keepe to
himlelfe, allthe lop, top, and barke of {uch tree 02 trees, any Commiſſion
02 other matter whatſoeuer notwithſtanding. 5. Eliz. 3, ;
Tarking of 3 AWholoeuer hall malictoully, willingly, oꝛ vnlawkully barke anp
applettces, Apple trees, Weare trees, o2 other fruit trees, of any other perfons, ſhall
forfatt tothe partie grieued treble dammages, to be recoucred by Action
of treſpaſſe tobe taken at the common Law , and to the Ducene ten
pounds for a fine,37,19.8,6,
Baftardie.
Sublets of | YT cdio Jultices of the peace, whereof one to be of the Quorum, in oz
oder foz Bae nert butothe limits, where the arith church ts, within which {Paz
aha rith any Baltard begotten and bone out oflatwfull Watrimonie fhalbe
boꝛne (bpon eramination of the caufe and circumfance) Hall and map
by their difcretion, take opder, alwell fog the puniſhment of the mother,
and reputed father of fuch Battard child, as alto for the better relicfe of
euery {uch Pariſh in part 02 in all, and fhall and map likewife take order
fo the Keeping of cuerp (uch battard chile, by charging luch aes
" Baftardie. 0.2.5! 40
reputed kather, with the paiment of money weekely, 02 other {uttentation
for the reliefe offuch child, infuch wife as thep ſhall thinke conuentent,
And if after the fame order by them ſubſcribed onder ther hands, any
the fain perfons, that ts to ſay mother o2 reputed father, vpon notice
thereof, thall not fo2 their part performe the fatd order : Chen every ſuch
partie fo making default, in not performing the {aid ogder, hall be com⸗
mitted to ward to the common Gaole, there to remaine without batle o2
mainppife,ercept he,the,o2 they thall put in fufficient ſuerties to performe
the faid opder, 02 els perſonally to appeare at the next geuerall Seſſions
ofthe Peace tobe holden inthat Countie where ſuch oder hall be taken,
andalfo to abide {uch order, as the fatd Juſtices of the Peace, o2 the moze
part of them, then and there thalltake inthat bebalfe (if thep then and
there thalltake any,) and tf at the fain Sefltons the {aid Juſtices ſhall
take no oder, then to abide and perfopme the oꝛder before made, as is
abouefaty, 18,C113,3, 18, €1i3,1 1. 35,€13.7, ta continue tothe end of
the next Parliament now next enſuing.
2 It is an auncient and approucd Law in this Realme, that be which We ig Rae
is bone before mariage ts not legitimate to entop any inheritance, as be 5 —*8
chat is boꝛne after mariage.Merton.20. h.3.9. martage,
3 InallCourts where any {uite thallbe commenced, wherein Ba⸗ poctamatiss
ſtardie ſhalbe pleaded againt any perfon, partie to the fame lute, there⸗ —
upon an illue ioined, which by the Law ought to be certifien by the Dꝛdi⸗ Bichop to cers
narie, the Juſtices 02 one of them ofthe fame Courts before any wait of “Ae Baſtarde.
Certificat hall paſſe cathe Oꝛdinarie co certifie che iſſue ſo ioyned, thall
make remembrance bnder their {eales o2 {eale,at the nematmbdant,tenant,
plaintife,oz defendants (uite, reciting the iſſue, ¢ thall certifie che fame to
the Chauncelo2 of Cnglad,to the intent that 1D 20clamation map be made
wn the Chauncerie once euerp moneth by the {pace of thꝛee moneths, that
all perfons which haue any intereſt to obiect againſt him which precen-
deth tobe multer, thall be befoze the Oꝛdinarie to whom the Certificat
fhalbe directed, to allege, and obiect again the partie precending to be
mulier, as the lawes of the Church do require, And the Chauncelor ha-
uing notice ofthe fameremembpance and iſſue ioyned, and being requis
red bp one of the foꝛeſaid parties, thall caule the {ato Pꝛoclamations to be
made in fourmeaforefain,and {hall certifie the fame into the Court where
the {uite ſhal depend. Ann the Juſtices ofthe Court where che (uit ſhalbe
commenced, Hall make one Pꝛoclamation openly in the fame Court
before any Pꝛoclamation made inthe Chauncerie, and another after the
Chauncclo2 bath certifies, and then the Judge ſhall award the {ain writ
of Certificat to the opdinavie,ta certifie of the iſſue ioined. And tf any writ
of Certificat be qraunted befoge all the Pꝛoclamations in fourme afore-
fait be mabe ¢ certified, the ſaid certificat, the Certificat of the ordina⸗
Fle thereupon made, Hall be void in Law, 9,19,6,11,
| z By
EParchandises
conveyed {nto
oz out of Scot⸗
land, fhall be
- brought From
Barwicke.
Election of
Biſhops.
Confecrating
of Biſhops.
Barwicke., | Byfhops.
1 By what meanes Baftardie fhall be tried whenit is pleaded againſt
one borne beyond the fea. S.Abilitie 2. — Toa
: a ITP Td if > Barwicke, » 4 T2E 4 mae)
ae marchandizes that hall he bꝛought out of Scotland, oꝛ the Iles
of the fame, into this realme, Ireland, oꝛ Tales, halbe fir brought
to Barwicke. Ano none onder the Queenes obeplance hal buy (uch mar⸗
chandizes, befoze that it be bought, old, ¢ cutomenthere (ercepe at Care
liel, ethe Portes and Creekes pertaining to the ett March.) And alfa
none onder the Queenes obeplance thall carry anp marchandize being it
England, Ire land oꝛ Males, into Scotland, o2 into the Iles of the ſame.
And none vnder che Queens allegeance thal fell marchãdize of England,
THales 02 Jreland,to anp inhabiting in Scotland, ercept at Barwicke €
Carletle. No marchandize hall be hippen hetweene Cinmouth, ¢ Barz
wicke, but.onelp inthe Port of Barwicke. No man hall caule co he ſold
Salmon taken in Tweed hut the Burgelles, ¢ they that be enkranchiſed
in Barwicke, And he that offendeth,o2 vath with anp marchavise cõtra⸗
rp tothisozdinance, ſhall fopfatt the fame to the QD. chim chat will ſeiſe,
oꝛ {ue fog the fame bp A, of debt, wherein no E. P.tc. 22,.€0.4,8,
1 For payment of Mortuaries in Barwicke andthe Marches thereof,
See Mortuaries.5.
Byſhops. pep) Pe
Li the Deane ¢ Chapter ofanp Cathedrall Church where the feaof anp
Archbithop or Withop ts, within any of the Queenes Dominions,
where the Queenes licenfe bnder the great Seale is graunted onto chem
to proceed fo the election of any Archbiſhop o2 Biſhop of the Sea be⸗
ing void, witha letter miſſiue containing the name of the perfon which
they thal chule, after {uch licenfe delinered nto them, proceed not to elecz
tion within rit, dates, and fignifie the fame onder their common Seale.
vnto the Q. her heirs o2 ſucceſſors within rr, daies next after {uch licenſe
fhall come to their bands, o2 tfanp Archbithopo2 Bithop within any the
Queenes Dominions, after anp {uch election, nomination, 02 pꝛeſenta⸗
tion, ſhalbe fiqnifien vnto them by the Queenes letters patents, thall re⸗
fufe and do not confirme,inuelf,and confecrate with all due circumſtance,
euery {uch perfon fo elected, nominated oꝛ pꝛeſented, andto them fiqnifie
ed, within xx. daies next after the D. letters patents, oꝛ ſuch fignification,
oꝛ prelentation ſhall come to their hands, 02 els tf anp of chem, oz any o⸗
ther perfon, admit, matntaine, allow, obey, Doe, oꝛ erecute any cenfures,
excommunication, interdictions, inhibitions, oꝛ anp other proces 02 Acte
ta the contrarie 02 let thereof, then enery Deane and particular perſon of
the Chapter,and eerie Archbithop and Biſhop and other perſon fo offen⸗
Ding and doing contrary to any part hereof, their aiders, counfellers and
abbetters, Hall run in the danges and penalties of the ſtatute of Proui⸗
fion and Pꝛemunire made 25. Ed. 3. k 16,38 ,2¢25+1),8,20, 1. C a uct
2
2, | 1 aBatops? tsintnod 664
2 All and euery depriuation, and depgiuations ,and all and euery Deyrinatlon of
fentence @ ſentences of depꝛiuation what ſoeuer, had, pꝛonounced, oꝛ giuen per and
at anp time bettueene the beginning ofthe raigne of the Queenes Maie⸗
ftie that now is, and the tenth ap of Nouember in che fourth peere of the
fame, again anp perfon o2 perfons, which was, oꝛ tooke bpon him to be
Archbithop 02 Biſhop of anp Sꝛa oꝛ Bihapricke, og Deane of any De⸗
anry within this Realme, o2 any the Dominions thereof, in the raigne
ofthe late Queene Warie,fromluch Sea oꝛ Bithopricke, fhall be adiud⸗
gea,decmcd, and taken good and ſufficient in law to all intents purpo⸗
fes and fo Hall remaine am continue: any appeale, exception, oꝛ other
matter oꝛ thing whatſouer tothe contrarie thereof in any wile not with⸗
ſtanding. 39, Eliz. UsIy ssid 2 fon :
3 All(uchArchbihops, anv Biſhops, and Deanes as were ordained paper
62 mabe bp the authority op licence of the Qucenes Wateltie that now is, Deanes mane
at anp tne betweene the bedinning of her raigne, and the fain tench dap drthe Qucent.
of Nouember inthe fourth peere of her Maieſties raigne, hall be taken,
and adiudged to be lawfull Archbiſhop oꝛ Biſbop of the Sea oꝛ Biſho⸗
pricke and Deane of che Deanrie vnto the which be was fo preferred,
alliqned oꝛ appointed: And the fame Sea of Archbithoppicke og Biſho⸗
pricke, t Deanrie onto which he was fo pꝛekerred aſſigned, oꝛ appointed,
{hall be Deemed ¢ adiudged to be meerely voide to allrelpects g purpoſes
hefore fuch preferrement appointment, o2 aliqnement:fo made as afore⸗
fain: anp ambiguity o2 queſtion in that behalfe heretafoꝛemade, oy heres
after to be made tothe contrary in any wife notwithſtdãing. 39. Eliz. 8.
x Forawrittothe Bifhop to certifie Baſtardy. S Baſtardy 3.Ability 2,
2 Whataffurances made by Bifhops &c, of theirlands thall be good;
and what not.ꝰ. Eccleſiaſt.. SearnregiO tg see)
13. ThataBifhop may vifite euery Hofpitalliwithin his dioceffe. See:
Hoſpitals . MOONSET Lad NSINTIBLS Ta techs cng 93994 .
4 That Bifhops may punith PrieftesClerkes , &c. for incontinencie,
SeeIncontinencie, © 20 rc) See yA: anes
‘5 Fora confirmation of cettaine graunts made by Bifhops to king
H.8.andK, Ed..6.ofcerrainie landes.See’ Monatterie¢s 29. ae
COOR Sree Pad] a1: eC TiBeakes . OMIT S crs yrs |
| i any perfon reſiant op tnbabitant within this Kealme, hal buy to lell eon
againe, any printer Books, brought fromany parts out ofthe Queens ——
obeyſance, ready hound in boards, Leather,opparchment, he thal fopfait,
£2 euery booke bound out of the Queenes obeplante,e bought into this »
Realine,t bought by any perfon within the ſame to ſell again vi.s.viii.ð.
to the D.and the partie that wil ſeiſe oz {ue for the lame by A. Ftc wher-
in no M.tc. E.oꝛ P. ee, 25,10.8,1 Se ERIE ain PTO oks b bt
2 Ofanp perfon inhabitan op refiane within this Realme, Mhall buy from verona
Withinthisrealme of any Stranger boꝛne out of tye Queenes obetfance (a pzusbt ia
° G& Ap ies : (other grofic,
‘Bookes. Boatmen,Watermen, Barges ,Boates, &c.
°° (other then of Denizens) any printed Bookes brought from any pares
deyond the fea,(ercepe only dp tnaralle) ¢ not by recaile,be thal fopfait for
euery booke fo bought by retaile vi.s. viii.d. to the Q.and the partie that
wil ſeiſe or fue fon che fame by A. J. x. wherein no W1,.¢¢,25.10.8.15.
Te price of = 3 Bf any Printers, o2 ſellers of printed Wookes, inhabiting wit hin
—— this Realme, do at any time tn ſuch wile inhaunce and increale the prices
of any {uch printed Wookes in fale o2 binding at too high and vnreaſona⸗
ble prices, in fuch wife as complaint thereof be made to the Queene , or
onto the 1, Chaunceloz, L,Creaforer,o2 any of che chiefe Juſtices of the
one Bench,o2 of the other, then the fame Loꝛds €c, 02 two of any of them
hall haue auchoritie to inquive thereof afwell by the oat hes oktwelue ho⸗
_ nett € vifcreet perfons,as otherwile bp due eraminations bp their diſcre⸗
tions . And after che fame inhauncing,, and increaling of the fain prices
ofthe fain Bookes € binding, thal de fo found by che {aid xii. men, or dther⸗
wife bp eraminacion of the {atv L.Chaunceloꝛ, L. Crealorer,e Futtices,
oꝛ two of chem: Chen the fame Lords ¢c.02 two of Chem at the leatt, hall
hatte power to refogme Eredzetle fuch nbauucing of the prices of printer
Bookes krom cimeto cime bp their diſcretions, eto limit che prices aſwel
of the Bookes, as for the binding of them , And ouer that che offender oz
offenders therof being conuicted bp examination of the fame Loꝛds ¢c.02'
tivo okthem, oꝛ otherwwife; thal koꝛk. fox eucrp book by the folv, whereof the.
price Hall be inhaunced for the booke oꝛ binding thereof tit. s.ttt.d.c0 che’
Hiatin partie grieued chat will complaine bpon che fame, in maner and
foxiug toreſaiſ: ss ADBings ied ena case ten wd cremenn oto) see
ovoid: Boatmen’, Watermen, Barges Boates,&e 1
Eight Duer⸗ oe anu churt ok Aloermenof thecitie of London, at their firt
feersot tar Court of Aldermen holden within che fain Citie nore after the firſt
Dap of Maceh, hall peetelpappoine and chute viii. perfons., of the mot
wite,pitcrecte,and bett fort of CClatermen, being houcholders, roccupying
ag Cofaternen vponthe riuer of Chamile, betwirt Grauefend g Aind⸗
for : And the fame eight perfons fo clected,thalbe callenthe Ouerfeers anv’
Kulers of all che CAbirpmen and@facermen, chat after the laid fir day
of Warch, hat ale oꝛ exerciſe any rolwing bpon the fais viuer of Thamile
--Hetweene Grartefend ¢ CLindlor , which laid Duerleers thall keepe good
prdor and obeblence amongelt the ſaid watermen, accogding tothe true
Ouerlers meaningok this ltatute. And ifanp perſon elected to be an Ouerſeer, do
neglecting ot negligently eretcife bis roumth, oꝛ wl obſtinatly refule to take vpon him
He the fame, then he thal fopfait to the Quand J. v, li,to be recouered by A.
Wee, whereinna CH, eID. J. c. 2 3 Ad and M. 16, ! x
Ouerleers Hal ° 2. It is lawtull to the ſaid eight Rulers fo che cime being, and their:
paper the (la: ſucceſſore from time to time to call before them at ſome conuenient place
regitertheie bothem co be appointed all any euery ſuch perſon and perſons which ſhall
HANS, vlethe fain crave of rowing betwixt Graueſend and WMindloꝛ, anv at
———— oy regiſter
Boatmen, Watermen, Barges, Boates, &c. 42
regiſter the nantes of eucry of hein that ſhalbe bp them allowed 02 abmit⸗
fed fox watermen to rowe betwirt Grauelend and Min dſor, in a booke
made korthe ſame intent, and to take ſuch further order therin with euery
of the ſaid parties, as it ſhall ſeeme meete bp the diſcretion of the ſaid
Duerleers. And alfoche (ain Ouerſeers ſhall and may ouerſee, vieo, any Ouerleers war
furucp at all times, al! Boates anv hiries chat thall be mane, bekore PE Th pee
che ſame be launched out of the yard oꝛ ground, wherin they ſhalbe mane, launchen forthe
into the fai riuer of Thamiſe, to the intent that they anveuery ofthem
may be made and pzepared, infuch maner and forme, and according to the
goodneſſe; pꝛopoꝛcion, and quantitte inthis Actlimitren, And the Maioꝛ
anv Aldermen of London, and che Juſtices of Peace withinthe Shires
next adioyning co the riuer of Chamile, euery of chem wichin their ſeue⸗
rall iuriſdictions haue authoritie vpon complaint made to chert, 02 any of
them by che fait Duerfeers , 02 two of ther; 02 che Watkerof any ſer⸗
tant, not onely fo eramine,heare, and determine all complaints ¢. offen: Cramining
Les committe by anp fuch perfon that thal offend contrarie to the true complaints.
meaning of this act and te fet at large euery ſuch perfon as ſhall be im⸗
prifoned by the fain Duerfeers, accogding tothis act, it iuſt caule hal ap-
peare onto them foto doe : But allo by thetr difcretion to puniſh correct, eee
and reforine the fais Duerfeers and euery of them, that Hall oniuitly pus
nih any perfon by colour ofthis act tes 2, & 3. P.and 99,16, See luſti-
cesof peace 105. isp noth 4 We tense ie Soibee | Kor See
3 No perlons where two Catermen and not aborte two hall row Tos waters
together in one boate ,o2 whirie, in anp place betwirt Grauefend anv row bue where
Tindlor. Hall veceiue any perfoninto theit boate oꝛ whirte,to theintene Neo DES
to carie him therein, vnleſſe one of che fame two watermen hae bia fox Duerccers.
the mot part evercifedin rowing vpon the laid riuer of Chamile bp the
{pace of tivo whole peercs before that time, And alla that one ofthe fame
tivo watermen at the leatt be duely admitted ¢ allowed bp the ſame eight
Duerleers, oꝛ the mot part of then by writing, onder their knowen (eal,
tobe a ſufficient and able waterman, bpon paine that euery {uch perfor
preluming o2 offending contrarie to the true meaning of this act,thall bp
the laid eight Duerleers he committed to prifon inone of the Counters
of the citte of London, thereto remtaine one Moneth, oꝛ leſſe as the offence
Hall require, 2.¢ 3. P.and 99.16, ia )
4 Aoperfon being a ingle man, not keeping hourtholn, ann not ree Boorse mae
tained, (hall vſe to rowe betwirt Graueſend and Aindſor, vnleſſe bebe man.
prentice ,o2 in ſeruice retained with a Watter by che whole yeere at the
leat, vpon paineoflike imppifonment, 2,€3.}2.and 99,16, t
5 Ifanp perlon fhal make any whivie,o2 boat,to the intent commonly Toelengts.
to vſe rowing and carping of people bpon the fain riuer of Chamite, cay. awe
which hall not be xxi. koote and a halfe in length, and itit, foote € a halfe Boates,
broad in the midſhip, bz which hall uot be fubfantiallp any wellable anv,
Mou a —
4 "
Matermen
which hide
themſelues
in the time
of petting.
Boatmen, Watermen, Barges, Boates , &e.
fufficient ta cavie two perfons on one ſide right according tothe olde
quantitie, ſkantling, thickneſſe of boord, goodnes, and good proporcion
heretofore had and vſed: Chen the ſame Goat being made contrarie to
the proporcion and fort before expꝛeſſed, ſhall be taken as forfait,¢ ſhalbe
Dae
loꝛkait to the Q.and J, to be vecouered by A, Fee, whercinns CU, eo,
.; JD, OF BAC 2,8 FD and W162 Co we le apa ie
‘6 HEanp perlon that ſhall vſe che occupation of rowing betwirt Grae
ueſend t WMindlſor, which in the timeot the erecution of any comniftion
of pꝛeſting, that thall be had fo2 theferuing of the Queene, her heires and
ſucceſſors, in their affaiver, hall willingly and obſtinately hide oꝛ conuep
himlelke inthe fame time of preſting, into ſecret places and out corners,
and after when fuch tine of preſting ts ouerpaſſed; ſhall returne againe
to the ſaid riuer of Chamile,to rowe betwixt Graueſend and Aindſorz,
and that duely pꝛoued bp two indifferent witneſſes before the Maior of
London é Courtof Alvermen , oꝛ Juſtices of the peace, andtwo of the
ſaid rulers, then be fo offending, hall ſuffer impriſonment by the {pace of
EChat fare
watermen
map take.
be fernants
of Meſterne
Wargemen,
twa weekes and be baniſhed any moretd rowe from thenceforth vpon the
fain ryuer of Thamile, by the ſpace of one whole yeere and a day then ners
following, 2.¢ 3. P.and M.16.
7 Cuery perfon authoriſed to rowe betweene Grauelend and Aind⸗
ſor that ſhall take koꝛ his fare and labour aboue the prices aſſeſſed bp the
Maioꝛ t court of Aldermen of London, ¢ viewed, ſigned, and ſubſtribed
with two at the leaſt of the Queenes priuie Counſels hands, and written
and ſet vp in Cables in che Guild hall, CHettininter hall ec. ſhall ſuffer
impriſonment one halke yeere, and alſo ſhall kozkait korꝛ euery ſuch offence
to the Queene € J.cec. cls, to be recouered bp A, J.xc. wherin no CG,
39.02 Jec.foꝛ the Maioꝛ e courtof Aloermen of Lonvon, thal from time
to time alſeſſe che ſummes of monep that euery perfon authozized to rowe
betweene Grauclend ¢ Aindſor, Hall take fo2 his labour or fare from
place to place particulerlp betwwire Graueſend and Aindſoꝛ 2. € 3.79,
and 9D, 16, By che tatute mane 6,1),8,7,there was eftablithen a certain
rate ¢ wares that watermen ſhould take for their fare betwirt one place
and another neere onto the citte of London, But it fermeth that the force
Of that Statute istaken away by the koꝛeſaid bꝛanch. Sed Quere.
8 jAoperfon occupping any CHelterne Barge, thall retaine, cake of
receitte into his ſeruice any finale perfon not keeping houſe, oꝛ houſhold,
put onclp fuch as ſhalbe retained with him by the whole peere,eno houle⸗
holder, but onelp uch as he wil, oꝛ ſhall aunſwere for his goon behauiour,
vpon pain ¢ fogftothe Q.e J. xl.s, to be recouered by A. J.gc.wherein
no W.E.P.J.tc. 2. 3. P.and 99,16,
It ſeemeth that this branchis repealed by the generall words of the
Statute of 5. Eliz.4.which repealech all Statutes and euery branch of
them which touch or concetne the hyring, keeping departing, working,
' wages,
|
Boatmen, Watermen, Barges, Boates,&c. 43
wages, ororder of feruants, workmen , artificers, prentices, and labou-
rers, &c. Sed Quere,
9 jAoperfon hall interrupt by any obſtacle, let, oꝛ otherwife,any per: Pattengers
fon oꝛ perfons,paffing oꝛ repaffing,on and vpon any of the pathes being spon the banks
ofa foote ¢ a halfe bꝛoad, lying on euery fine of theriuer of Seuerne, ann of Seuerne.
timeout of mind accuomend,no? thal alke,take,o2 demand anp coll callen
adraught, 02 a bottel of wine, oꝛ any other care oꝛ impoſition of any of the
Dlubiects chere going tr the {ato pathes accultomed, there hapling 2
mawing their boats, traughes,op veſſels, vpon pain to fogf for euery tune
that he ſhal interrupt any of the Q.ſubiects, oꝛ aſke, oꝛ take any {uch im⸗
pofition,by what name ſoeuer tt be called,r1.s.co the DQ, epartp grieued,
tobe recoucred by A. J.xc.wherin no CV.E.P.tc.9. H.6.5.23. H. 8.12.
| ro EAhofoeuer doth take aup impolition of anp of the Queenes liege Lmpostionce
— people, foz any Crough, Boat, o2 other veſſel for any goods oꝛ marchan⸗ Scuerne,
dizes caried in and vpon the riuer of Seuerne , og doth bere or interrupt
any Boates, Croughes, oꝛ vellels {o palling by the ſaid riuer, for any fuch
impofition,o2 otherwiſe again the D, Lawes, (ercept ſuch which by de⸗
cree made betwirt xx. Janua, Anno ditt 1 503, and the Afcention vay , Añ
DAL 1505. by the kings Counſell in the Starre Chamber obtepned the
{ame ) hall forfait foz euery fuch offence rx.li, whereof the Queene hall
hauetwo parts, and the partie that will {ue bp popular Action of debt
the third pave, whereof no CU, tc. E.P.c.19. h.7.18.
11 But anp perfon hauing lands op meadowes adioyning to the fain Recompence
water of Seuerne, may take of euery perfon going vpon Hislands ¢ mea- by Dareene,
dowes, g dꝛawing anp Boat, Trough, oꝛ veſſell, reafonable recompence
fox fuch hurts as he thal ſuſtaine by reafon of any ſuch going, oꝛ dꝛawing,
19,1),7.1 8, Except of {uch as thal palle oꝛ repalle vpon any of the pathes
ofeucrp fide of the fain river, being of a foote and a halfe bꝛoad, o2 there
abouts , € time out of mind accuſtomed, as is afoꝛeſaid. 2 3. M.8.1 2.
12 Ffanyp perfon taking vpon hint to haue € keepe anp'pallage vpon Tranlporting
the riuer of Seuerne,vo carie with anv Barge, Boat, oꝛ other vellellanpy SMenvets inco
perfonoz perfons with hoꝛſes, mares, kine, oven, oꝛ other cattell, oꝛ any Gales at une
other perfon, before the Sunne rifing in the mopning,o2 after the Sunne lawtuli umes.
being fet at night , over any of the fain paſſages out of England into
Wales, 02 the forrett of Deane,oz out of Aales, oꝛ the forreft of Deane
into England, vnles the ſaid pallenger hach wood knowledge of uch pers
fon ¢ perfons,and euery of their dwelling places,and vpon requeſt to him
mabe by any perſon oꝛ perfons, vo diſcloſe the name ¢ Dwelling place of
euery fuch perfor and perſons, ſo bp him conueped over the fain water to
any fuch perſon o2 perfons fo requiring the fame, tf ſuit be made for anv
after them vpon any outcrie, huy,o2 kreſh (uit, of, 02 foz any felony, rob-
herp, murder, and manflaughter committed,be ſhall be impziſoned, and
alſo pap a fine, 26,10,8,5, ð. Iuſtices of peace 81,
: * * po AG eg ee 1 The
Bowes , Bowftauies,
t The forfait of Boatmen for carrying any Corne &c. to a Ship’ to
betranfported. $,Corne 2. ! *
| Bowes , Bowftaues. |
—— I any Marchant ſtranger oꝛ any ſeruant, atturney, oꝛ factor of any of
in for euerv tin then, which will bring, ſend oꝛ conuey inte this Realme any marchane
ofmarchadize dize in Caracke,Gallep og Ship , from the citie op countrey of Clenice,op
any countrey from the Caf parts, front the trrit, Daunce Townes, oꝛ
from when anp bowſtaues haue bin heretofore bought , vo noe bring in
the fame fhip wherein che marchandizes be, for euerp tunne weight of
marchandize kower botwftaues, he thall forfait to the Q.and J. vi 3.01.3,
fox euery default of bringing euery bowlſtafke, to be recouered by A. J. xc,
wherein no A. te. E.P.xtc. 1 2.Ed.4. 2, I 3.Eliz. 14
sSowtanes 2. Seat Marchant of Uenice, oꝛ other, ſhall bring o2 conuey into this
——— infora realme any Walmley op Tyꝛe, and do not brine with euery Bute of either
fo os Gor. OF chem ten Bowſtaues, good and able ttuffe,he Mall forfait riit.s, titia,
tothe Q.and J.etc. for every ute fo bꝛought, and not of che favo number
of bowſtaues with the ſaid Butt, And the lain Bowſtaues hall not be
Bowkans ſold vngarbled, but co ſuch perfons as be bogne vnder the Queenes obei⸗
— ſance. 1. Re 3. 11.
Aho mayſhoot 3 Ik any perſon vnder the age of xviiryeeres vo ſhoote in any Won
eesti ok of Ewe bought fo2 him, he hall korkait vise, viiið. (except his father 02
; mother haue lands oꝛ tenements to the yeerely value often pound,oz be
wozthin moueables the ſumme of 11, markes.) 3 3. H. 8.9.
- Bowes of 4 Jf any Bowier dwelling within che Cite o2 Suburbs of London
—— oꝛ cAeſtminſter, oꝛ the boꝛough of Southwarke, wanteth by che ſpace of
twentie dapes, ſiktie good and able Bowes of Cline,CHitch halel oꝛ Aſhe
readie made, and meete to be ſold e vſed, he ſhall fo2 euery Bow fo wau⸗
ting of the korelaid number koꝛk. x.s.to the Dt J.xc.being an Armoꝛer,
Fletcher, oꝛ Bowſtringmaker, to be recouered by A. J.⁊c.wherin no P.
Hac, 8.Eliʒ.⁊o. And euery Bowier dwelling ellewhere , which doth
not for cuerp Bow which be maketh of Cue, make titt.ether Gomes of
fonre other wood apt for ſhooting. hall fort, for euery Bow fo wanting to
the Nand J. te. iii.s.iiii.ðd. 33. D.8.9. 8.Eliʒ. 10.
Whe prices 5 Alany Bowier do {ell any Bow meete for mens hooting being of
Homes. outlandiſh Cwe,¢ of the belt fort ,aboue the price of vi.s.viii.ð.of the ſe⸗
conn {ort aborte iii.s.iiii.ð.of the courſe fort called liuerie Bowes aboue
ii. s, of Engliſh Cwe abou its, apeece, be thall foytait koꝛ euery Bow fo
fold aboue the price akoreſaid rlis.tothe Qand J. ee, being an Armoꝛer,
Fletcher oꝛ Bowſtringer toberecouercd bp ST. ec. wherein no TG.
€.19,¢6, 8,.€1i3, 10, 13 9 Eli5;1 8, to continue in force vntill the end of
the next Parliament. S.Archeric
x That Bowftaues brought into this Realaie/fhall be fearched and
maiked, S. Corporations 27. Pare «Roe
yaa Als ag i ow Brafle
Brafle, Latren, Copper, and Bell metrall. 44
A TO perfons hall carte 02 conuep,o2 thip,to the intent to carie oꝛ cons mo wrote,
N uep any Wralle, Copper,L atten, Gell mettall , Pan mettall, Gun Seen
mettall,oz Shofe mettall, whether it be cleere op mixed (Cine Leaw
onely excepted) into anp parr bepond the Sea, oꝛ into any out werd do⸗
minion, bpon paine to fortait the double value thereof, andx. li. for euery
thouſand weight of the fame mettal ſo caried, oꝛ hipped to the intent ta
he caried,to che Q.and J.to be recouered by A. B. P. J.tc. wherein na
CHC, €. iP. 3 240, 8.7% 2,€0,6.3 7+ ig ;
2 Thearriuall vifcharge ¢ deltuerte of the fain mettalsin any forrein Trial of a for:
dominion, albe tried ¢ Determined wichin this realme in ſuch countieos fis Reaime
place where the fain mettals were thipped,o2 firſt carried, with like proces
and Determination as all other informations 02 actions be tried and ad⸗
iudged withinthisrealme ,o2 a3 the fame fact hav bindone within this
Realnie. 3 3.1.8.7, 2. Ed. 6,3 7. 3 sine}
3, No perlou ſhall ſhip og carrie any of the ſaid Wettals pꝛohibited eneee
by this Statute, to carrie og diſcharge the fame in any part of thts mectastovit
Realme vnlelle before che ſhipping thereof hedo declare to the Cuſto⸗ ———
mer of luch Wort 02. Creeke, where the fame mettall hall be thinper, this Realuie.
the true weight of all fuch mettall as thall be hipped , and ſhall alfo be-
fore che hipping thereof ,make.a ſuſfficient Obligation tn che law , tr
which befall bound to che Cain Cuſtomer to che Queenes vie , in fuch
ſumme as ſhall amount tothe double balue, and ten pound for euerp
thouſand weight fo declared., with condition that the fame mettals Hall
che diſcharged at fome Poꝛt oꝛ Creeke within thisrealme,and tu no other
place, vpon pane to fopfatt the fame, And euerp ſuch perfon that thal hip
fuch metals, and thall be hound as is afopefain , hall within eight maz
neches neve after the Dipping thereof; bring a true certificat from the
Cuitoiner o£ the port,crecke,o2 place where he thal diſcharge the fame,
teltikying that p fame mettal fo thipped e the true weight therokis there
diſcharged, which certificate the Cuſtomer of fuch place where the fais
mettall ſhall be diſcharged, hall vpon diſcharge thereof make ann deli:
uer tothepartic fo diſcharging, 02 to bis facto? without anp delay, And Cucomer
ifthe Cuffomer o2 bis deputie voc make afalle certificate concerning ffd¢ Port
the diſcharging of fuch mectall, chen be ſhall loſe bis office , and the baz |
Lue of the moons concealen out of the fain certificat. And if any Cutto-
mer, Comptrotier oꝛ his deputie, by any vndue meane will {utter anp
perfor, after the mettall is ipped oꝛ carried contrarie to the meaning
ofthis Act, tomakean Dbligation without vate for the difcharge anv
Certilicat of his mettall then {uch Cuſtomer fo fuffering 02 recepuing
ſuch obligation , thaltlole his office , ant the value of themettal fo thip-
ped oꝛ carried, And ifanp Maſter, owner, purler,o2 boatſwaine of any Water of the
thip,do willinaly permit anp of the mettals abouetaty ta be ſhipped con: ee ee
trarie to the tens2 of this Act ,opelfe perceiuing any fuch mectall ta :
beſhipped, do not diſcloſe the fame within thee dayes after knowledge
Braſſe, Latten, Copper, and Belf mettall.
had, to the Cuſtomer o2 Comptroller of the fame port,o2 his deputy tohere
the fame ts thippen, then be ſhall forfait the double value of the fame met-
tall to the D.and J. tobe recouered bp 4,5, 19,9... wherein no CG,
Ec. E. P.tc. 3 3.H. 87 2.Ed.6.3 7 S. Cuftome &c. 1 9
— Ik che ſaid mettall by tempeſt of weather he dꝛowned, oꝛ by ene⸗
dedro wnedee mies oꝛ pyrates robbed and ſpoiled, and that {ufficientlp prooucd without
robbed. fraud bekoꝛe the Cuſtomer and Comptroller, oꝛ their fufficient deputies,
in the port where the partie fo ſhipped the mettals aforeſaid, oꝛ any of
them, by the fain partie oꝛ his executoꝛs, then be bꝛinging ſuch ſuſficient
proofe thal haue his Obligation to him deliuered, oꝛ els he € hiserecutozs
thereof thall be cleerely diſcharged. 3 3.3.8.7. 2. E.6. 37.
2 an 5 Roperfonthall lave, fhippe, o2 carrie into any part bepond the fea,
inberetherets any of the mettals akorelaid, but onelp out of uch port oꝛ creek where the
aCutomer, Cuſtomer oꝛ bis deputy is reſidẽt ¢ dwelling, bpon pain of for fof rhe fain
mettal,t x.li.foꝛ euery thouland weight fo hipped oꝛ caried to the D.¢ J.
to be recouered bp A. B.P.JI.c.wherin no WM.tc. E.P.xtt.2. E.6.37.
1 Where veſſell of Braſſe ſhall be ſold, of what goodnes it ſhall be,
and what waight fhall be thereof vſed. S. Pewter 1.2.4.
Bridges.
wh VV one if cannot be knowen € pꝛoued what hundred, ryding, was
saberew teaict pentake,citie, bonough,town,o2parith,noz what perfon certain,
—— — oꝛ body politike, ought of right to make bꝛidges decayed, in euery fuch
yarernges cate the (aid bꝛidges (if they be without citie oz towne corpoꝛate) chall be
decared. made by theinhabitants of the ſhire oꝛ ryding within the which the ſaid
bridge decaied fhall be, and tf it he within any citie oꝛ cowie corporate,
/ then bp the inhabitants of euery fuch citie 02 towne coꝛpoꝛate.And tf pare
of anp {uch bꝛidges bein one ſhire, ryding, citie, oꝛ towne conpozate, and
the other part therof in another ſhire,ryding, citie, oꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛate, oꝛ
if port be within the limits of any citie, oꝛ towne coppozate, part with⸗
out , 02 part within one rpping and part within an other, then the inhabi⸗
tants of the thires, rydings, cities oꝛ tolunes corporate, fhall be charged
to make and repaire fuch part of {uch bꝛidges ſo decayed, as ſhall lie and
be Within the limits of the hhire,rpping, citie,oz totune coꝛpoꝛate wherein
thep be inhabited at the time of che fame decapes, 22. H. 8.5.
xhe inbadi: 2 In euery {uchcale where it cannot be krowen € proucd what per-
tants of the fons lands,tenements,and bodies politique, ought to make ¢repatre {uch
A tare ebridzes the Fultices of peace within che fhires 02 rpdings wherein ſuch
of decayed decaied bꝛidges be,out of citics,ann townes coppozate,and ifit be within
Bꝛidges. cities op townes corporate, thenthe Juſtices of peace within euery ſuch
ritie oꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛate, oꝛ folwer of the fain Fultices at che leaſt, wherof
one to be ofthe Quorum, haue poner within che limits oftheir feuerall
commiffions,to call before them che Conttables of ederp towne & pariſh
wit hin the ſhire, ryding, citie, oꝛ towne coꝛporate, alwell within liberties
ag
Bridges. 4S
as without, wherein {uch bꝛidges o2 any parcel thereof thal happen to be,
oꝛ els two of che moſt honeſt inhabitants within euery ſuch towne oꝛ pas
rith, tc. bp the difcretion of the fata Juſtices ec, and vpon the apparance of
fuch Conffables o2 inbabitants,the ſaid Juſtices, oꝛ foure of them,twhere-
of one to be of the Quorum, withthe alent ofthe {ain Conſtables o2 in⸗
habitants, haue power to tare, & fet euery inhabitant ineuery {uch citie,
towne o2 parith within the limits oftheir commifions, to fuch realo-
nable aide and ſumme of money, as they thall chinke {ufficient for the re-
evifping and amending of (uch bytages, and after {uch taration made, the
faid Juttices hall caule the names and ſummes of euerp particular pers
fon fo by them tared,to be wꝛitten in a roule indented, 22. H. 8.5.
3 And the Jultices of peace haute power to make two collectors of Collectoꝛs of
every hundzen, fog collection of all {uch ſummes of money by them taxed, kuerr Dundes
which Collectors recetuing the one part of the ſaid rolle indented vnder
the fealesofthe ſaid Juttices, thall haue power to collect all the particu-
{ar ſummes of money therein contetned, and to diſtratne euerp {uch inha⸗
bitant, (as fhall be taxed and refule patment thereof) in bts lands, goods
and cattels,andto fell {uch diſtreſſe, and of the fale chereofretaine and res
ceiue all the money tared, and the refidue (ifthe diſtreſſe be better) to de⸗
liuer to the owner theresf, 22. H. 8.5.
4 And the fame Juſtices oꝛ foure of chem, within che limits of their Surueiours
commiftions, haue power to appoint two Surueiors, which thal fee eucrp Hho B one ſet
{uch pecated Bꝛidge repaired fromtime totime as often as need ſhall re⸗ repaired.
quire, to whole hands che lato Collectors hall pay the fain fummes of
money tared and by them receiued, and euerp of the Collectors and Sur⸗ Collectors any
ueiors, their executoꝛs and adminiſtratoꝛs ec, fromtime to time fhall rote aCe
make a true declaration anv accompt to the Juſtices of peace of the i
Shire, Riding, Citie, 02 towne corpozat, wherein €c, oꝛ tofoure of the
fame Juices, whereof one to be of the Quorum,of the receipts,paiments
and erpences ofthe ſaid ſummes of money. And if thep 02 any ef them re-
fule chat to do, then the fame Juſtices of peace 02 foure of chem, haue
power to make Pꝛoces again che lain Collectors, Surueiors tc, and
cuerpof them, bp attachments onder theirfeales, returnable at the gene⸗
rallfeflions ofthe peace : and ik they appeare, then to compel them to
accompt as is aforꝛeſaid, op elſe if any of them refule that to do, then to
commit him to ward there to remaine without baile op mainpziſe, till che
ſaid declaration and accompt be truelp made, And the Juſtices of peace,
oꝛ foure of them,haue potwer to allow fuch reafonable coftes and charges
tothe fain Surueioꝛs, ¢ Collectors, as by their diſcretion halve thought
conuenient,22. h.8.5.
5 And where any Bringe or Bridges lie in one Shire oꝛ Riding, and Hiotes againtt
uch perfons inhabitants, dod es politique, landes 02 tenements which another Spice
ought to be charged tothe making and amending thereof, lie andabide in Wh Goulo -
repaire the
anp Wrtnges,
Bridges.
any other Shire oz Riding, oꝛ where ſuch Bꝛidges bene within any
Citic or Comme coꝛpoꝛat, andthe perlons inhabitants, bodies politique,
{ands o2 tenements that owen to make oꝛ repaire any {uch Bꝛidges,
lie and be out of che fain Cittes 02 Cownes coꝛpoꝛat: In euery fuch cale
the Fuftices of Peace of che Shire, Citie,or Towne coꝛpoꝛat, within the.
which fuch necated Brivges 02 any part thereof thall be, hate power ta
enquire, heare, and determine all uch anopantes being within the limites
oftheir Connniflions, And tf the anopance be prefented, then to make
Pꝛoces tuto enerp Shire within this Realine, againſt {uch as owen ta
make, o2 amend any ſuch Wrtoges, fo prefenten before chem to be decaied
tothe anoyance and {et ofthe paſſage of the Queenes ſubiects: And ta
do further tn euery bebalfe tn euerp fuchcale as they might do by autho-
ritie of this act, in caſe that che perfons lands ec. which owen to be char⸗
ged fa che amending op making of {uch Brides o2 any part thereof, were
in the fame Shire, Riding, Cette, oz Cowne coꝛpoꝛat, where fuch anop-
ance hall happen to be, 22h. 8. 5.
Fiuepotes, © Chisact ſhall not be pꝛeiudiciallto che libertic of the fiue Ports,
nz nembers of thelame, for reformation of anopaces of Bꝛidges within
the fatd Portes t members, hut che Wardens, Maiors, ¢ Watlifes elec
ted, and Jurates of the ſame Poꝛtes, and euery of them hae power to ena
quite, heare, and determine all maner ofcommon anopances of Bꝛidges
within the fame Porꝛtes and members, anv to make {uch proces, patnes,
tarations, and all ocher things withinthe fame Portes and members, as
the Juſtices of peace map do tnother Shires oꝛ places out of the fame
Wortes, by bertue ofthis Act in euery bebalfe, 22,1),8,5.
aringes vee 7 Juſtices of peace, 02 foure of chem at the leaſt, whereof one to be of
capenand the the Quorum, haue power to enquire, heare anv determine in their gene-
Pgh ay ip. rail Delong, of all anopaucesof Bꝛidges byoken in the high waies, anv
iorning. of all anoyances of high waies which lie next adioyning to the endes of
Bꝛidges, and CCC, foote from the fame diſtant, and to make Pꝛoces and
paines againſt fuch as ought to be charged ec, And to doe in euery ching,
concerning the making, repairing, € amending of euery {uch high way,
in a3 large maner as thep map doe, fo2 the making, repatring, and amen⸗
Serningoe ding ef Bꝛidges by this act, 22. h. 8.5.
p2oces, 8 All Shirtfes and Bailikes of Liberties and Franchiles hall truly
fertte and erecute ſuch proces, as thall come to their hands from the Juſti⸗
ces ofpeace before whom anp peefentment thatbe had foz any anopance
of Besges, according to the tenoz and effect of che fain proces to them
directed without fauour,affection,o2 copruption, vpon paine to make fuch
fine as chalbe fer vpon thẽ oꝛ any ofthem by the fata Juſtices. 22,1).8,5%
S.luftices of peace 70. :
1 Thatno village or freeman fhalbe diftrained tomake any Bridges
but ſuch asare wontto doe it. S, Weares J. am
i ruer.
Bruer. Burning. Butchers. 46
: Bruer.
F anp Bauer, which bꝛueth Beere o2 Ale to ſell, thall by himlelfe, 02 Qo Bꝛuer mar
— 19— to his ble, occupie the myſterie of Cowpers, or make Barels, be a Corer
Kilderkins, Firking, o2 other vellels of wood, by himſelle, o2 any of his
owne feruants, wherein to put his Beere 02 Ale to fale, he hall fo2 fait for
every vellell made contrary tothe tenour ofthis Act tits. itis. to the Q,
and J. to be recouered by A.I.xc. wherein no 24. E. P.xc. Buta Beere
bꝛuer, oꝛ an Ale biuer, may Keepe in his {erutce a Cowper,to binde,hoope,
pinne,and amend his veflels, 23. H. 8.4.
2 Hfan Aleor Beere bauer do felt oꝛ take fo2 any Barrell, Kilderkin, The prices of
02 Firkin of Ale oꝛ Beere aboue ſuch prices and rates as thall be aſſeſſed Ale and Beers,
by che Juſtices of peace inthe Shire, o2 by the Wator, Sbherife, og hear
Dfficer of the Citic, Goꝛough, oꝛ Cowne corporat, where the faid Ale o2
Beere bruer doth swell, he thal forf, for euery barrel fo (old vi.s.ſfoꝛ euerp
Rilverkin li, $, ttt, 3, for euery Firkiniis, for euery lelle veſſell xii. B,
and for agreater then a barrell 1,3, to che Queene and J. to be recouered
by A. Ec. Wherein no TC, E.P.Ec. 23. h.8.4. S.lultice of peace. 78.
Corporations 1 2, Cowpers 1.2.4. &c.
, Burning.
Hoſoeuer doth matlicioully, willinaly,and vnlawkully burite,or Burning of
V caufe to be burned, any Taine, 02 Care laden with another MIs mans
mans goods, oꝛ anp heape of wood of any ather perfons prepared and fel- woods,
led for making of Coales, Billets, oꝛ Call wood, Hall for£.co the partic
grieued, treble dammages, to be recoucted by action of trefpag,and co the
Mueene x,P, fo2 a fine, 37. H.8.6.
* Butchers.
EF any perfon being a Butcher, anv vſing the myſterie of Butcherie, a Butcher
thal pup any fat Dreu, Steers, Ronts, Wine, Heikoꝛs Calues,oz theepe, Vator buy |
and fell, 02 cauſe to be ſold the fame againe onliue, he thall forfaite to the them alive...
M, and J. the fame Dren, Steeres ec, bargained o2 {ola tobe recouered
bp A. J.⁊c, wherein no (A, €.39, ec, But every perfon being a Butcher,
and dling the mplterte of Butchery, ſhall and map at his pleafure buy any
fat Dren, Steeres, Ronts, Kine Heifoꝛs, Calues, and Sheepe, o2 any of
themout ok any open faire o2 Market, fo that he fell not, nop caule the
fame tobe fold againe on liue,3,€d,6.1 9. 39, Eliz, 18, tocantinue to the
end ofthenert Parliament now next enſuing.
2 Jfanp Butcher og other perfon inhabiting within this Reale, ete dea
THales, o2 the arches of the lame, doc kill, o2 cauſe to be killed anylings. an
CGeancling, Bullocke, Steere, o2 Wetfoan, being vnder the are of two
eeres, to the tutent to fell che fame whale o2 by retaile, he ſhall fopfait to
the Quand J.koꝛ euery (ich Aeaneling killed put to ſale vi.s.biii.ð. to
be recouered bp A. J. xc. wherein wo A.E. P.ſtc.24. D.8.9.39. Eliʒ. i 8.
to endure to the end of the next Parliament now next enſuing.
3 af
Butchers. Butler ofthe Queene. © . a
oa 3 Hf any Butcher op other perfor thall kill any Calfe to fell, being
. vnder a weekes old, be (hall fozfait fo2 euerp Calfe ſo killed vi.g, viii ð.
5 Eliz. + .
Po Butcher 4 Itany perſon occupping the craftofa Butcher, doe vſe by himſelke
nner. ozany other, che occupation of a Canner, he (hall forfare for eucry day
that he ſhall ole the keate of a Canner v1.8. 061.0, 5.C1tz.8,
Butchers halt; 5 No Butcher op his ſeruant ſhall kill anp beak within che ſcalding |
Mote attell Houle in London, oz within the wallof London, vpon paine co forfait for
walledtowne. euery Dre xii.ð. and koꝛ euerp Cowe and other beaſt biii,v, tothe Q. anv
him chat will fue bp A,of debt, where no E. P.xc. And this Act extendeth
and (hall be obferuen in euery Citie, Borough, and Towne walied with:
in€ngland, € in the Towne of Cambridge, (the Townes of Berwicke
anv Carlile ercepted) 4.30.7.3.
Sumy Le 6 AGutcher that ſelleth Swines fleth meflen, 02 fleth dead of the mo⸗
meflen or moze tient, (after he thalbe cõuicted thereof) fog p fir time be thal be grieuouſſy
rein flehh. amerced, the fecond time be thall be iudged to the Willorie, che chiro time
he thalbe impzifoned and make fine, and the fourth time he thal forlweare -
the Cowne, And in this maner thall ithe done of all chat offend in like
Cookes, cafe, a8 of Cookes that feeth fleth oꝛ fith any wates that is not bolfome foz
mens body,o2 after that they haue kept it ſo long, that it looſeth the natu-
rall holſomnes, then feeth tt againe and fellit,s1.30.3.51.€.1.
1 That Butchers fhall not gafh any hides, S.Leather 1.
2 That Butchers fhall not confpire to fell their victuals at certaine pri-
ces, S.Artificers 1. |
Butler ofthe Queene.
The Nueenes pe Steward of the Queenes houſe and Creaforer of the Mardrop,
Butler fhall fhall fend to all the Poꝛtes of England where Aines be to be taken
ianevenn © to the Queenes vle, the certaine number which the Butler hall take in
ante aps —_puerp part, fo that nothing be taken ouer that number : And the Maior,
a and Bailifes of the fain Portes thall certifie che fat) Steward and Trea⸗
fozer, ofche number of all the Cunnes fo taken by the Wutler o2 bis
Licutenant vnder the feale of the fain Maioꝛ and Bailifes, by Inden⸗
tures made betweene them and the takersofthe fain wines, And in cafe
that it be found that the Wutler or his Lieutenant take moze oꝛ take re-
ward of any, oꝛ Delay any by colour of bis office oꝛ by arreſt, he hall make
gree to the partie of double, and (hall be put out of bis office, and ſhall be
imprifoned and puniſhed at che Queenes pleature, and the Queene hall
appoint her Tuttices whom ic thall pleaſe her to inquire of thele matters.
And the Wutler thall anfwere alwell for his veputies as for himielfe
where they be not ſufficient, 25. Ed. 3. 21.
2 The Queenes Butler, nop none of his Lieutenants, ſhall buy, im⸗
brace, oz take, by colour of their office, noz in other maner to their proper
ple nop of others, moze CCines fo2 che Queenes houle and erpentes =
they
Butter and Cheefe. Buttes,°Cables,Halfers,Ropes. 47
they haue incommaundement, vpon paine of impriſonment of their bo⸗
bics,and to be punithen at the Ducenes pleafure, And almuch as they thal
take by korce of the ſaid warrant, thall be caken within x. dates, and that
being pone, the Marchants of the fain THines map, and it ſhalbe lawkull
fo chem, of the refidue of the ſaid ines to make their profite, notwith⸗
ſtanding any arreſt made vpon {uch Wines bp the Butler oz any of his
Lieutenants aforefaid, 43. Ed. 3. 3.
Mhat the Lieutenant of the Queenes Butler ſhall make no Deputie.
§. Cuftomers 23.
Butter and Cheefe.
WF any perfon doe buy to ſell againe, anp Butter or Cheele, vnleſſe he Butter anv
fi (ell the fame againe inopen hop, kaire oꝛ market, and not in grolle, buc SPeqeoausht
_ bpretaile, (chat is to fap, a wep of Cheele, op abarrellof Butter og leſſe saine,
guantitie,and not aboue, fold at one time) oꝛ ercept he be an Inholder, o2
Uitailer, which vttereth the fame Butter op Cheele by retaile in his
boule, he hall koꝛkait to che Queene and J. vouble the value of the Bute
ter and Cheelelo ſolde, to be recouered ec, wherein no TC, 1P, te, 3. €
4, Ed.6.21. 39.Eliz.18. toendure tothe end of the next Parliament
now nertenfuing,
That no Butter or Cheefe fhalbe tranfported to any forraine region
without the Queeneslicence,S.Corne 1.
2 For the weight ofa wey of Cheefe, S.Weights,6,
att Buttes.
He inhabitants in euery Citie, Cowne and place, are compellable
tomake and continue Buttes, vpon paine to forfeit for euery three
moneths folacking xx.s. And the laid inhabitants thall erercife them⸗
felues with long Bowes, in thooting at the fame, and ellewhere, on holp
daies and other tunes conuenient, 33. H.8.9.
Cabels, Halfers, Ropes.
D perfon op perfons dwelling o2 inhabiting within the diſtance of pg Es
fiue miles from the Towne 02 Borough of Burpoꝛt in the Countie miles of Bute
of Dorcet, ſhall ſell oꝛ caule to be fold out of the Warket holden and to a li
be holven within the fame Towne € Borough of Burpoꝛt, to any per- ii
fon oz perfons, anp Dempe which hall happen to growe within the fata
fine miles inniftance from the ſaid Towne 02 Boꝛough, vpon paine of
fozfaiture of the fain Hempe fo (old o to be fold in any place oꝛ places
within the diftance of the fain fiue miles out of the fain Downe, Boꝛough
62 Market, contrarie to the fozme and effect of this ſtatute. Che one
halfe of which forfaiture hall be to the Queene, the other tothe J. to be
recouered by actionof debe, bill oꝛ information, wherein no 0G, €, 7p. ec,
21,%,8,1 2,3 9,€113,18,
2 No perfon o2 perfons other then ſuch which hall dwell and be inha⸗ Cables ¢ Dae
bitants within rhe atv Towne of Burpogt, hall make out of the ſaid ert Hemve
towne iy Wurports
Twentie
pounds of
Wentpe a Tone,
Cables of old’
fiuffe abeue
bit, inches.
Gables of ald
ſtuffe vnder
Rit, tuches.
Impꝛilonmẽt·
abe sla
ing away his
horſe oꝛ hae
tris,
_ Cables, Halfers, Ropes: Captaines, &c.
towne anp Cables, Dallers, Ropes, Craces,Dalters, op any other Tacle
mane of Dempe in any other place or places within che (aid viftance of
b, miles fro che ſaid Towne, vpon paine of fort of the fame Cables, Hal⸗
(ers tc, made € to be made contrarp tothe forme ¢ effect of this ſtatute to
che D.t J.to be recouered bp A. B. J, wherein no DM. E. P.tc. Pꝛouided
chat euery perſon dwelling within the ſaid diſtance map make Cables,
Halſers, Ropes, Craces ¢ other Tacle koꝛ their owne vle « occupation,
but inno wile againſt this Acc, Pꝛouided alwaies that twentie pound
weight thallbe accounted to the Tone 21. H.8.1 2, 39,Ciz,18, to cone
tinue to the end ofthe next Parliament now next enſuing.
3 Ffany perfon o2 perfons Hall make or caule to be mave any Cables
of any old and ouerwozne Kuffe, which hall conteine aboue feuen inches
in compaffe: Then euery perfon ſo offending (hall forfaite foure times
the value of euery {uch Cable ſo bp him oꝛ ber made oz caulen tobe mare
as is atoꝛeſaid. 2 5.€1i3,8,
4. Itany perlono2 perſons, ſhall tarre, oꝛ cauſe tobe tarred any Hal⸗
fers oꝛ other Cordage made within this Kealme, of ſuch old and ouer⸗
woe Tuite as is aloꝛeſaid, being okleſſer aflife, and not conteining in cõ⸗
pale vii, inches, and {hall after bp way of retaple, fell, 02 put to fale, oꝛ
cauſe to pe ſold oꝛ put tofale che fame being fo tarred: Cuery perfon fo
offending, hall forfatt the treble value of euerp Cable, aller, and other
Coꝛdage, being ofleffer allife, and made of fuch old and ouerwoꝛne fuffe,
as ts akoꝛeſaid, which thalbe fo fold oꝛ put to fale, being tarred, as afores
faid, to the Q. and J.to be recouered by A.B.P. o2 J.wherein no €, P.
02 U.tc. And kurthermoꝛe, euery perſon which ſhall in any wile offend
againtt the ceno2 and meaning of this Act, ſhalbe impꝛiſoned foꝛ the fame
During her Maieſties pleaſure. 3 5. Eliz. 8.
Captaines, Souldiers, Muſters.
F any Souldier ſeruing the Q, in her warres, in any her dominions o2
on thelea,bepand the ſea, oꝛ in Scotland, do ſell, giue away, oꝛ wilfullp
purloine, o2 otherwiſe exchange, alter, 02 put away anp Worle, Gelding,
D2 Ware, o2 any harneis wherewith he thalbe {et foorth, then he (opon
duc prosfe,o2 teſtimonie to he taken before the Lieutenant, hie Admirall,
the Queenes Deputie, bice Admirall, Marden, oꝛ Captaine, and in their
abſecne before any of their deputies) ſhall be impꝛiſoned bp the fame
Lieutenant, oꝛ any other bekoꝛenamed, there to remaine without baile
oꝛ mainpꝛiſe, vntill he hath fatiffien to the owner of the Hoꝛſe, Gelding,
Mare, o2 harneis, fo by him fold, purloined, exchanged ec, (And allo the
fapd fale made by fuch Souldier to any perfon knowing Him to be a
Souldier, thalbe voin anaink him that (ct koorth the ſaid hoꝛſe, harneis
and Weapon, 4.% 59. P.t 99,2.) And if fuch fouldier fo offending, fortune to
efcape from the Lieutenant, cother the forefain perfons without che pu-
niſhment g reſtitution atozefaty, then the fame Souldier vpon oun
J tid made
|
Captaines, Souldiers, Mufters. 48
mane by the partie grieued, 02 his executoꝛs, 02 adminiſtratoꝛs, bpon due
proofe thereotte be made, to any Juſtice o2 Juſtices of peace tu the par-
ties where fuch Souldter ſhalbe koũd, halbe bp {uch Juſtice ec.commits
ten toward, there to remaine without baile o2 mainpaife, vntill he bath
fatiffied the partic grieued, his executoꝛs oꝛ adminiſtratoꝛs, of 02 for fuch
horſes, geldings, mares and harueis fo bp him wilkully loft exchanged, tc,
2,€0,6,2, S.Iuſtice ofpeace 84.
2 But ifthe lato Souldier bring any ufficient warrant oꝛ teſtimonie TE the horſe o
hefore the fain Juttice, from the {ain Lieutenane, oz any of the perfons fmeur Be tort
aboue named,in writing onder the ſeale of any of chem, tettifping that the appointed to
fame Horle op Harneis were loft in the Queenes feruice, againk che wit PO ·
of the fain Souldier, o2 that che fame horle o2 harneis weretaken by the
fame Lieutenant, 02 any of the others before named from the fame Soul⸗
pier for any reafonable refpect, and appointed tofome other to ſerue in
the place of the ſaid Souldier, chen euery ich Souldter not bꝛinging to
the owner the fan horſe € harneis, Halbe diſcharged thereof againſt the Veto whont
{ain vwner : And then every fuch Souldier, to whom the fain horſe np har: wee vention
neis halbe appointed asis aforeſaid, (not binging home to the owner fea
thelainhorte ¢ harneis after he halbe diſcharged) thal {utter likepaine ut tde ormer.
as is afozelaty, 2. Ed.6.2.
3 Ifany Souldier, man ofarmes, oꝛ archer, which hath taken parcel 2 fouldice ce
ofhis wages ok his Captaine, hath muttcren, anv ts eñtted of recon the ting trom bis
Queenes Souldier, (02 anp mariner o2 gunner taking pꝛeſt op wages, to —
ferue p Queene, her hetres,o2 ſucceſſors on pᷣ ſea. 5. Eliʒ.5. 39.Elig. 18.)
oth not paſſe the fea,o2 go with his Captaine (except notorious ſickneſſe.
oꝛ impediment by Gods viſitation doth tay him, which he ſhall immedi⸗
atly certifie to his Captaine, € repay his money) or elle being inthe ene:
ihiescountrep in garifon, 02 elſewhere in the Queenes ſeruice where he
ig appointed to ferue, both depart without licence of the Queenes Lieu:
tenant, Deputie, high Aamirall,vice Admirall, CClarnen, Captaine, 02 in
their ablence of their deputies, then he Hhalbe taken, iudged, and erecuten
a3 a felon, 18,1),6,19. 2,0,6.2, 4,8 5.19.8 M.3.
4 3fanp Captaine appointed to haue the order of any number of 2 captaine it
. ; ; tencing a fouls
HSouldiers, onder any other higher Officer, doe fo2 any caule licence anp bier ta Depart,
Souldier this retinue,to depart fri the ficld,or fortreile where they thal
be appointen to ferue without che {pecial aſſent ¢ licence in wꝛiting of the
Licutenant,Deputie, bing Admirall, bice Admiral, Carden, Captaine,
oꝛ in their ablence oftheir deputies, be thal forfait to the D,foz erterp {uch
Souldier folicenced to depart ry,¥, tobe leuied of his goovs anv cattels,
Ano if anp Capeaine do giue to any of bis Souldiers, appointed to ferue
Lnber him, in anp Cowne o2 Foꝛtreſſe kept with carifonof ſouldier, any
licence 02 paſpoꝛt to depart from bis ferutce, but onely the Lieutenant 02
others befope named, the Captaine anv ſouldier fo offending, sage im⸗
9 pꝛiſoned
& Captaine
Doth vifcharae
one appointen
fo {erue,
& captaine des
manding more
mages thei
there is caule,
oh Captaines, Souldiers, Mufters.
prifoned at the diſcretion ofthe fais Lieutenant oꝛ others tc, 2. Ed.6.2.
5 Ifany Commifltoner oꝛ Captaine, to whom the Queene thal direct
her commaundement by commiffion, o2 letters, for che leuping op ſetting
korth ofanp men to ferue im ber warres, thall fo2 any retward op lucre diſ⸗
charge anp perfon by him appointen to ferue the Ducene as Captaine,
Souldier, oꝛ toner of his ſeruice foappointed, and do aſſigne any other
perfon in bis ſtead, for anp lucre oꝛ gaine, then be fo offending ſhall for⸗
fait tothe Queene kor euerp fuch default, of euerp man ſo diſcharged xx. E.
to be leuied of his goods and cattels,2,.€0,6.2. )
6 It any Licurenane,Deputie, Aomtrall, Harden, Captaine ec, hae
uing the oder of anp numberof Souldiers ſeruing bponthe fea, oꝛ land,
do demaund, receiue,o2 take ofthe Queene o2 any of her Creaforers, anp:
wages fo2 anp moze fouldiers, then {erued in ſuch maner ¢ forme, as the
mages was pated fo2, 02 foꝛ any more dates then {uch Souldiers ferued,
€do not note the day okeuery ſouldiers entrp into wares, and day of his
Beach € departure, ¢ deliuer che fame to {uch Treaſorers as thall pay the
faid wages euery moneth in wꝛiting, fo as the truch ofthe number of the
Souldiers map appeare to the Queenes Creafozer, and matter of the
Muſters, koꝛ the time being : Chen euery fuch Licutenant, Deputie, Ave
mirall ec, ſo offending, fhall forfait to the Queene for cuery {uch default
BP, and be impriſoned bp the {pace of amoneth, and lofe his office ant
Retaining of
wages.
Cauſes to tes
faine the ſoul·
fers Wages.
Reliefe of
friends o2 tee’
nants toward
fernice in war,
roumth, Bit no Lieutenant,o2 other perſon afoꝛeſaid (hall be charged og
preiudiced foplacke of his number retained, fo2,02 concerning anp Soul=
Dice which Hall happen to dye during his ſeruice, 02 to be ficke by the vift=
tation of God, oꝛ that thall depart againſt the will of his Lieutenant o2 €c,
vnlelle it hall be in dekault of any ofthem, 2. Ed. 6. 2.
7 This ſtatute is not preiudictall to che Lieutenant o2 any other the
fait perfons, 02 any other, nog any of thent, hauing vnder them retinue of
Souldiers, for not paying the Queenes wares to their houtholo {eruats,
eotherste whom they ſhall daily find x giue meate dꝛinke, during thz
{aid feruice of warre, 02 fo2 detaining anp part ofany of the Souldiers
wages, toward, oꝛ for the paiment of vitailes, harnets, weapons, oꝛ fo ae
ny preftmoney prouided and deliuered to any ſuch ſouldier, 2.€d,6,2,..
8 It is lawfull to euery Lieutenant, Deputie, Aomirall tc.toretaine
in his owne hands to bis owne vſe, of the wares of his Souldiers theſe
ſummes following, that tg to fap, vi.s. viii.ð. for the linerie, oꝛ coate of e⸗
uery peoman Soulbdier, viit.s, iiii.ð. fog che liuerie o2 coate of euerp Gen⸗
tleman Souldier fo2 a whole peere, 2,€0,6,2, SRE
9 This ſtatute doth not charee any perfon for che receiuing of any
gift 02 reward of anp of bis tenãts o2 friends, towards the atd, help o2 re⸗
liefeof the fame perfon, being commaunded by the Q.to ſerue in warres,
02 otherwife co finve men on horſebacke 02 on foate, aſwell within this
Realine az without, noz fop che gift, reward, aiv, o2 belpe referucd, og.
couenanted
Gaptaines,Souldiets,Mufters, 49
couenanted tobe paied oꝛ giuẽtd any perfon appointer to ſerue in warres
o7 to find horſe op men te ſerue, by reaſon of any graunt, couenant referua-
tion,cultomenz tenure,2.€d.6,2-ut noperfon hall bp colour hereof ex⸗
ace pemand,o2 Leute any ſumme of money, hoꝛle, armour og other thing, o-
cher them ſhalbe imploied forchwithin che prefenc ſeruice of thofe warres
of cheQucens, fo which it was leuied.the which fumme of money, horle,
armottr,o2 other thing, oꝛ asmuch thereof as thal noc be fyent, loft 02 con-
ſumed inthe fain ſeruice, ſhalbe reſtoꝛed to {uch perſon as pated and dell:
uered the fame,bpon the penalties and forfaitures afoꝛeſaid, 4.¢ 5. P.and
M. 3. Quere what theleforfaituresbe. Quære.
10 Ifa Liuetenãt of an armie doth not in euery field vnder his charge, yaroctamation
pꝛoclaime che wholeetiect and contents of chis Act euery moneth, and e⸗ of this Act.
tervofthe Queenes deputies aud Captaines of anp Fopcrelle, proclaime
it within his tharge once euerp quater of a yere he ſo offending, ſhall lor⸗
fait r.li.2,€.6.26 4, 4 nie
IE Euery perfor giuing to che Lieutenant, 02 the others aboue na: The retoard of
med, trite information of any offence aboue remembzed, thall haue for his eA
Jabour one moneths wanes of himthat thalbe found faulty, to be pated bp
the hand ofthe Trealorer, vpon warrant of che Lieutenant 02 Ec.2. Ed. 6.
2, 4.and 5. P.and M. 3. Bey" =
* colina chalbe commanded, generally op {pecially , to Itſtprgtes
mutter before any fitch as fhall haue authogity op commannement for the not Holts eh )
{ame by or fromte Mher heirs op fuccettozs,07 by any Lieutenant, ware Hs Pe lurni
den op other perfor, authoriſed for chefame,dorh willingly abſent himlelé
from the fame Muſter hauing no true € reafonable excuſe of ficknes 02 o⸗
ther lawfull impediment, o2 at bis apparance at {uch Muſters noth not
hring with him fuch his belk furnicure,arapy Earmour,as he Hal then haue
for hi8 owne perſon in aveadines, he thalfo2 euery {uch offence {uffer ten
Dates impriſonment without baile or mainpriſe, by che commandement
of ſuch as hall hatte authority to cake the fame Muſters, vnles he vo agree
with the ſaid commiffioners, oꝛ two ofthem to payto the bleofthe Q. ec.
Foz euery ſuch offence xl.s.foꝛ a fine, which fine after the agrement fo2 the
payment of the fame, halbe certified and eftreated into the Clchequer, bp
fuchas haue power to take the ſaid (utters oꝛ two of them onder their
ſeales,wit hin two moneths nertafter {uch agreement, and then thalbe le⸗
uied asfines aſſeſſed bp Juſtices of Alile or Gaoldeliuerpin their circuits
ave vſed to be, 4. and 5.30,.¢99.3,
13 No perſon inhabiting within any city, borough, oꝛ to wne coꝛpoꝛat, Dwellers in
beinga countie of it {elfe,o2 in which anp Juſtices of}, bee op hereafter Cites Talbe
ſhalbe bp charter, (halbe compellabte by vertue of this act,to make his ap- within thetame
parance with fuch furniture as ts akoreſaid, at any Muſter to be had 0 ta⸗
ken out of the ſuburbs, pꝛecinct oꝛ liberties af the fame citie, borough 02
towne, noz befogeany perlonoz acy authoxifen by cõmiſſion 02 yp
—X wile
| Captaines, Soufdiers, Muſters.
wife as igafopefain,unles the Maioꝛ, oꝛ other head Officer of fuch city bo⸗
rough,o2 towne, ¢ one other diſcreete inhabitant of the fame at the leaſt,
be iopned inthe fame Comilfion oꝛ other authoꝛity with the fame perfor.
oꝛ perfons ſo authoꝛiſed, 4.¢ 5. P.t M. 3.
Sutter 14 JE any perfon which hall be commaunded by the Q. her heires 09
Hors tabi'e © ſucceſſoꝛs, bp commilſion, letters oꝛ otherwiſe auchorifes to ieuy Sutter,
charge others. oꝛ make any men to ſerue in ber warres, oꝛ otherwiſe for the dekence of
this Realme, doe by any meane exact, leuie, receiue oꝛ take, or cauſe to be
taken any money, 02 other retward og thing whatfoeuer of any perſon for
ſeruice in the wars, oꝛ that thatbe appointed, named, 02 mufteren to ſerue
in any luch ſeruice, oꝛ for p ſparing, oꝛ diſcharging of fuch perfon from the
{aid feruice,then he thal fopfaic ten times fo much as he thal receiue,eract,
oꝛ take,to the Q.x J.to be recoueren hp AF. €c. wherein no M.E.P.ttc.
Wut this act doth not take away op diſcharge any tenant oꝛ farmerof his
ſeruice oz couenant towards his Loꝛd, for che finding of hoꝛſe, armoz, oꝛ
weapon, oꝛ fo2 Doing of ferutce by himſelfe, o2 by any other ( which bp the
tenure of his land other wile be is bound todo) but he thal voe,pelo and pap
the fame ¢c. as before he hould,4.¢5,19.¢9D.3. :
qeaptaine _ 15 Sf any Captaine, petit Captaine, op other hauing charge of men,
both licence bis for feruice inwarce, ſhall foz any aduantage 02 Kaine by him to be recei⸗
sven goth ued diſcharge 02 Licence any of the men oꝛ foulviers (appointed to lerue in
not pay thee the warre onder his rule,o2 opder)todepart from the fame ſeruice, 02 thalk
Tages not pap onto his fouldiers ¢ to euerp of them their full any whole wages,
conduit,andcoate money, within ten dates next after he hat haue receiued
the lame, thenthe party offending in giving ſuch licence o2 difcharge,
thal fopfait fox euery ſuch offence ten times the value of the thing fo recei⸗
ued to the Queene and J. to be recouered by A, IJ. whereinno I, E. oꝛ
19.¢c,and (hal allo pap to euery ſuch fouldier front whom he thal withhold
any fuch wages, conduit og coat money, treble the {umme fo withholden,
4.¢ 5.49. 99.3. ‘ ; gone Wa /
Bewdomot 16 FHlanpotfencetouchingCaptatnes, petit Captaines, op other has
A aa uing charneofmen,thalbe committed during the time that anp armie og
niumber ofmen, being vnder a Lieutenant, ſhall be allembled and conti⸗
nue together, 02 bp anp Captaine,ec.that hall ſerue any Loꝛd, Carden,
oꝛ other Chieletaine then npon complaint thereof, the Loꝛd Lieutenant,
Marden, oꝛ other Chieketaine during the time okhis commillion, hal anv
map heave oꝛder and determine the fame offences by his o2 their diſcreti⸗
Gnoffencebut ons,Anvif any Captaine, petit Captaine ec, hall be once conutcted oꝛ
once DUDE: orneren bp vertue ot this act,fox any offence aforetatn, hee thal not be eft
fones —— oz conuicted foꝛ the fame offence 6F 5. P. and
Tuervy parity M. 3. 8. Iuſtices ofpeace 26,
changes —— * 7 Euery parith within this Realme of England, ¢ Males, ſhall be
ſumme
Heres charged to pap weekly ſuch a ſumme of monep towardes che reliefe of
ee Gite,
Captaines,Souldiers,Mufters, fo
ficke, burt and maimed Soulviers and Wariners, that haue fince the 25.
of March Anno Domini 15 88,aduentured their liues, € loft their tims,
oꝛ difablen thei bodies in defence and leruice of her aietty,ethe State,
op thalllofe their limmes, oꝛ difable their bodies, hauing bin peefted and
in pap fop her Maielties ſeruice, as bp the Juſtices of peace, op the moze
part of them in their generall quarter Seflions to be holvenin the ſeue⸗
ral counties next after the end of tino moneths , fromthe laſt day of this
prefent Seſſion of parliantent, and fo from time to time at the Like quar:
ter Seflions to be holven about thr featkof S, John Baptilt perelp thall
be appointed,fo ag no patiſh be rated aboue the ſumme of fire pence , no? —————
vonder che ſumme of one peny weekelyto be payd, andfoasthe totall fame uery panty.
ofſuchtaxation ofthe pariſhes in any county, where there ſhall he aboue
fifty pariſhes, amount not abou the rate of two pence foꝛ euerp parifh in
the fame countte, which ſummes fo cared, thalbe perelp alleſſed by the ae
greement of the parifhioners within themſelues, o2 tn default chereof, by
the Churchwardens anv the Conttables of the fame parith , 02 the moze
part of them, oꝛ in default of their agreement by the order of ſuch Julti⸗
cesofpeace, as thal dwel in the fame parith,or(ifnone be cherepwelling J
intheparts next adiopning, Wf anp perfon hall refule oꝛ neglect to pay a⸗ Kefuſingto pay
ny {uch portion of mony ſo taren, it ſhalbe lawful for che lato Churchwars moner tared.
dens ¢ Conttables, o2 in their defaults, foꝛ the ſaid Juſtices of peace ta
leuie fuch ſumme by diſtres, and fale of goons o2 chattels of the partie fo
refuling 02 neglecting, rendzing to the partp the ouerplus raiſed vpon fuck
fale, 3 5.Eliz.4.
18 Che Churchwardens of euerp pariſh hall truely collect euery ſuch Churchwaee
lumme and che fame hall pay duer to the high Contkable in whofe viut ren tore”
fion {uch parith ſhalbe fituat, within x. dates before the ſaid quarter Seſ⸗ big) Contkas
fions,to be holden next after two moneths erpived from this Selſion of ip
Harliament, in the County where the (aid parith thalbe fituat,andfo from
time totime quarterly, within ten dates bekoꝛe euery quarter Speflions.
And euery ſuch high Conttable, at euery {uch quarter Selſions in {uch
county ſhall pay ouer the fame to two {uch Juſtices of peace, 02 to one of Two Juſtice⸗
them, as thatbe bp che more part ofthe Juttices of peace ofthe fame coun Creatorers.
ty elected,to be Creafozers of the ſaid collection, which treaſorers in eue⸗ |
rp county fo chofen, thal continue but for the fpace of one whole pere, and The Justices
then giue bp their charge, with a nue accompt of their receipts € diſburſe⸗ accompt.
ments, at their meeting in quarter Selſions to ſuch others,as thall krom
pete to pere in che forme afozefain fucceftiuely be elected. 35. El. 4.
19 Ilany Churchwarden 02 high Conable , oꝛ his executors 02 ad- Churthwatdẽ
minilſtratoꝛs, ſhall faile to make payment in koꝛme aboue {pecificd, them 02 dish conta.
every Churchwarden, his executors oꝛ abminittratops fo olkending, mall dh ans in
fogtatt the ſumme of ten ſhillings, and euery high Conltable, his erect:
toꝛs op adminiſtratoꝛs the ſumme of rl, ' tobeleuien by the Creaforers
t) 2 aloze⸗
0} Gaptainés, Souldiets, Mufters:
akoꝛelaid, by vittrese fale in maner before expꝛeſſed, ¢ to be taken by the
Reteatopet fat fain Treaſozers inauginentation oftheir tock tothe vſes afozelain, Ano
comptorneg- ik any Crealoper,his erecutors o2 adminiſtratoꝛs, Hal faile to gine vp hig
oe accompt,op ſhalbe otherwiſe negligent inthe erecution of his charge then
it ſhalbe Lawful koꝛ rhe moze part of the Juttices of 19, ofthe fame county,
in their Seflions to allellefuch fine spon ſuch treaforer, his erecutors op
adininiftratogs,as in their difcretion ſhall ſeeme conuenient, 35, €1i3.4,.
xo what trea 20 Cuery Souldier og Wariner , haurng had his o2 their limmes lolt,
fozer the fonlai O2 Difablen in their bodies by ſeruice being in her Waietties pay, as aboue
fhallrepaie ismencioned, o2 ſuch as ſhall hereafter returne into this Realme hurt og
for relicfe, maimed, og grieuouſſy ficke, thall repaire if he be able totraucl, x make
bis cõplaint to the Creafogers of the Counti¢s out of which he was pref
ſed, oꝛ tf be were no pꝛeſt man,to the Crealorers of the countp where hee
nas abiding by the more part of thee yeres, befoꝛe his departure toferue,
o2 of the county where he was boꝛne at hiselection, And ik he be notable
to trauel,tathe Treaſorers of the County , wherehe ſhall land o2 arrive,
ty ly sie a and thall bing a certificat,onto any ot the Crealogers aforelatd, onder rhe
mariners corte hand and {eale of the generall of the Campe , 02 Gouerno? of the Cowne
ficat. wherein heferuen, anv of the Captaine of the Band vnder whom he fers
ued, oꝛ his Lieutenant, o2 in the ablence of the fain General o2 Gouernor,
from the Warthal oz veputy of the Gouernog, o2 from any Admiral of her
Maietties fleete, oꝛ in hig ablence from any other general of her Maieſties
fhips at che feas, o2 in abſence of fuch General, from che Captaine of the
hip wherein the fatd Wariner og ſouldier did ferue the Q. Maielly contei⸗
ning the particulers of his hurts anv feruices, which certificat ſhalbe alſo
J—— allowed by the generall Muſter matter for the time being, reſiding here
within this Realme, oꝛ receiuer general of the muſter rols, Che Treaſo⸗
rev ¢ Comptroller of her Maieſties nauie, vnder his hand, foꝛ the auoiding
Ph neateer of al fraud ¢ counterfaiting, vpon which certificat fuch Creafozers as ave
kefetothe — befoge expreſſed, (hal accogding to the nature of his hurt ¢ comendation of
duldier. his ſeruice alligne onto him {uch a portion of reliefe, as in their diſcretion
fhal feeme conuenient foz his pꝛeſent neceſſity, vntil the next quarter ſeſ⸗
Jultites ok P fions,at the which it halbe lawkull fo the moze part of the Juſtices of
fal grantre- P. vnder their hands, to make an inftrument of qraunt of the fame or like
ete be int: reliefe to endure as long as this act (hal ſtand in force, which ſhalbe a ſuffi⸗
ery cient warrant toal Crealagers of che fame County to make payment of
fuch pention puto ſuch perfons quarterly , except the fame (hall be after-
wards by the faid Juſtices reuoked fo that ſuch relicfe as ſhalbe afligned,
bp fuch Treaſorers oꝛ Juſtices oF}9,t0 any ſuch fouldter 02 Wariner, has
uing not borne office inthe fain wars exceed not the ſumme tn groſſe nor
perely pention ofr. li.nor to any that hath bogne office vnder the degree of
a Lieutenant, the ſumme of xv. li, noz to any thar hathlerued in the oitice
of a Lieuten ant,the ſumme of xx. li.35. Eliz. 4. eae
21
Captaines,Souldiers,Mufters, st
2And whereas it mut needs fall out, that many of fuch hare emay- Soutdlere ar·
med louldiers and moriners. vo ariue in ports and places far remote, from Fluinstar rom
the counties, whence they are bp vertue of chis act to recetue their perelp they are ra sg
annuities € pentions,a allo they ave preſcribed bp this act, to obtaine the dae relicte,
allowance of their certificats,trom the muttcr Watker,o receiuer general
ofthe muller rols,wwho commonly is like to abide about the court,or Lone
pon,fo.as chey thal ed e firtt, prouifton for the bearing of their chars
gosto fuch places, Ghereforeit map be lawlull fo the Crealopers.of the
- gountie,where thep Mall ariuc in their difcretion, vpon thei certificate,
though notalloted,to giue them any conuentent reltet foz theiriourney,
Ao carry thein ses ey Sane a teftimonial of cheir allowance tg
pally on cowards tach aplace, no in like maner fhall it be lawlull for the
Trealo ers otthe nert county to do che like, fo krom countie to countic,
tiltheprome totheplace, where thep are ditected to find cheir maintenace
accopbing tothe tenoz ofthis ſtatute 35. Eliz c.
22 uerp luch pe itheir feucyall.counties thal keepe a true The Trealo ·
Hooke ofcomputation,of alltucch ſinnmes as thep leuie gallo a Reaitter letz booſs ·
‘ofthe namegof euery ſuch petlon onto, wham they ſhall haue diſ burſed a-
hpreliete,ethal allo pzeſerue oz enter euery certiſicat, bp warrant wherol
fuch reliefe hath bin bp them dilburled, alfo rhe Multer matter , 02 recei⸗
Met general of the Multer roles (hal keepe a booke, wherein ſhalbe cutred
thenamesof all ſuch whole certificate halbe by him allowed, with an ab⸗
Gract of their certificats, 35,Cis.4,) ; 13 ih et aay
23 Ikany Crealoper thal wilkully refule to diſtribute and mine any ree The Trealo·
liele according to the koꝛme of this Act, tt hall be lawful fop the Juſtices terretnting ta
of peace in their quarter Seffions, to finefuch Crealoger by their diſcre⸗ birt teltert ·
tions, the lame fine to be leuied bp dittres, ¢ fale therokto be pꝛoſecuted by
anytwo of them, whom they thall authoriſe. 25. €liz.45 i
24, Cuerie Souldier oꝛ Wariner that hall be taken begging in any Ce punity.
‘place within this Realme, o2 any that thall counterkait any certificate in —
this Act expꝛeſſed, Hall koꝛ euer loſe his annuity oꝛ penſion, and ſhall be ta: which ts taken
Ken deemed adiudged as a common rogue o2 vagabond perton, and chall besbins ·
haue and luſteine che fame,andthelike paines,impatfonment, and puniſh⸗
ment, as is appointey and pꝛouided fog common rogues and vagabonde
Tr ee ee aaiaae " :
25 Althe lurpluſlage ofmonep, which ſhalbe remaining in the Kock of Vow the ture
any countie, ſhall byditcretion of the moze part of che Juctices of peace, oe naive
antheir quarter Sellions, be opdered,diftributen aud bellowed Lpon luch beuowed.
good, and charitable bles, anv in ſuch koʒme, as are limitted and appoin⸗
ted in the ſtatutes made in the 14. and 18, peres of her Maielties raigne,
Intituled, an Act fp the punithment of vagabonds, and for the relieke of
the poore and impotent, And anact foz the letting of the pore an worke,
and fog auoiing ofiolenes 35, €li4.
J yy SU WS wee ee Bi 939 26 GIS SIE 26 The
a
Gapraines, Souldiers; Mufters,
Yk oie ihc ad AAA Latkes A!
Ser eo pot, ſhall not intromit oz enter ito anpcitie, / borꝛough vlate or Towne coppioe
erect
g this act rate where is any Juſtice of 19, fox any {uch titie bozough place op towne
Cozpopzat, for the execution of anp article of this Act, but it halbelatwfull
tothe Jullice and’ Juſtices of P. Maiors, Bailifkes another heav offi-
rers ol thole cities, boroughs, places ano totones co rpoꝛat, where there t
aitip Juſtice of peace,to proceed to theerecucion ofthis act withinthe pee
cinct ⁊ compaſſe ok their liberties, in ſuch maner asthe Jutticesof peate
iit any county map do,by vertue of this Act, and euery Juſtice of the peace
wit hin euery {uch citte, bozough, place, 02 tome copporate, fo euery of:
fence by him commiteen, contrarp tothe ineaningy of chis ftatute , {hall be
fineable as other Jultices of peace at large inthe Counties are bp this act
appointed to be, and the Maioz and Juſtices of peace in enery ſuch Citie,
bozough, place and towne corporat, ſhal haue authoꝛity by this Act, to ap⸗
point anp perfon koꝛ receiuing of the ſaid money, anv paying of the fame,
bithin luch citie, boꝛo ugh place oꝛ towne cogpopate, which perlon fo aps
pointen, that haue arthoritp to po all ſuch things, and be ſubiect to al ſu
penalties as high Conttables , by bertueof this Act, chould haue 02 be,
35.Eliz.4. 39. Eliz. 18, Co continue to the end of the nert Parliament.
27 It fall anv may be lawkull, co, and for the Juſtices of peace, at
A further taxa⸗ Cheir quarter Detlions, n2 the moze part ofthem there being, tn all Couns
tion foz theres
liet of fouldiers
ties and places within this Realme, within cheir feucrall irmits arto di⸗
uifions, there hep thall chinke, thatthe fain former act hath not proui⸗
peo futtictently, for the reliete of the Souldiers anv Mariners appoine
tedto be relieued bp the fain fogmer act , andnot otherwiſe, to rate and
tare fuch further fummesofmonep vpon euery parith, within their fe-
werall limits, for the better reltefe of thafe Souldiers and Mariners, as
aon, they hallehinke fran conuenient, foas no parithe be rate aboue the
fumme of btit.8, no) vnder the ſumme ok two pence, weekely to be pated,
and ſo as the weekelp tarationof the pariſhes in any County , where there
halbe aboue fiftic parithes, amount not aboue the rate of foure pence, fog
euery parith within che fame County, And che fame fumes fo to be rated
‘and every c&them, thal be affetten,collecten, leuied, pated and diſtributed,
‘bythe perfons and in maner and korme asts prouided and ſet foorth by
Lhe fate tn act, onder fuch ¢ the like paing ¢ penalties as ar appointed
op fet forth bp p fame former act, And al forf to be foꝛfaited by any Crea-
lorer, Collectoz, Conable, Churchmarden oꝛ other perfor, fo2 any caute
" Mentioned tn the fato former act, og in this act, Hhallbe imploped together
with the tocke to be remoyning, in any of the ſaid Creaforers handes,
tothe charitable vles erpreſſed anv appointed in and bp the former Sta⸗
tute, and to none other And the laid relicte hall be giuen to {uch Soul⸗
diers and Mariners out of the County oz place where they were er
preflen , fo farre forth as the taration limitted bp this Act will a
Hog Capraines,Souldiers,Mufters, Chim, | gy
whole taration there, bealreavyimplopen accopding to the
Anu if che: whole taration. bealready inplo Ding
ear this Act oꝛ chat they be, 02 Hallnocbee prelt men,theninthe
meaning ofthis 4 | bee pelt men,then
place where they were borne. oꝛ laſt inhabied bp the tpace of theec peres,
at hisozeheteelection,39 C527, .. 7
28 jppoutoed.alwates, that il the laid rate lhall be thought, not to be & pronition it
fufticient fop the reliefe of fuch Souldiers ¢ Mariners as-fha flab —— ton tbe
Kieucd within theCitie of London,chenit thalbe lawkull for, the Maior, toutnters mith.
Recorder, and Aloermen of Lonvon , 02 che moze part of them, to rate in London.
and tore {uch reafonable tare, ſumme 02 ſummes of money foꝛ the, i re⸗
liefe,ag {yall be to them thought fic and conuenient, So as luch fumme
airy {ummmes. of monep{oto be ratenboe not exceed its, weckely out. of as,
np parith, and ſo as inche famecotall,chefame thallnot exceed viii. pence
weekly out of euery pariſh one with another within che {aid citie and the
liberties thereof.39.C13,21, TT eae os Seibel)
29 Fhe Jultices of peace of cucry Countic within this Realme, with Trealorers ab⸗
in thew (eucrallimits, at their quarter Sellions,ozthe moze part ofthrm Pointer berks
there allembled, hall fromhenceforth haue power and authopitp, perelp ah has
tociect, nominate and appoint, of themfelucs op other {ufficient men of |
thefamecountte, valued bppereinthe Sublidie booke at ten pounds in
Lands, 02 fogtiepounds in goons at the feat, Treaſurers of che ſaid Col
lection, which Trealurers ſo in euery county to be chofen, hall continue,
poe,perfopme,and giue vp thei charge,and account,in {uch fopt,manner,
and fourme,¢fonluch time as is ſet fneth bp the Lain fopmer act vnder luch
and the like paines and penalties ,ag are by the fain fozmer.act appointed
in that behalle. 39. Eliz. 21. F ae
30 The Jultices of peace in euery Countie ofthis Realmeof Eng⸗ qye Jaltices
land, within their ſeuerall limits at thety quarter Seſſions, oꝛ the moze ae
part of chew; then there allembled,map vpon any tuft caufe, reuoke, dimi⸗ diers.
niſhe, oꝛ alter anp potion oꝛ portions of reliefe, aligned o2 graunted to a
np {uch Souldier op Wariner, from tine to rime, according to their diſ⸗
cretion. 39.C1t3z,21, —
31. Che Churchwardens and Conttables of euery pariſhe, ſhall ioyne eye Church⸗
inthe collection and payment ouerto the high Conltables, as is fet fozth wardens anv '
inthe laid former Act, of the ſaid ſummes to be tared in their pari, And pan Mian
the ſaid Churchwardens and Conltables iointly anv ſeuerally thall haue ¢Parment,
like authority and imeanes, toleuy, collect, and gather the ſummes to be
tared bp this Actas thepoz either of them had to leuy the ſummes ape
pointed bp che ſaid koꝛmer Act: Anoif any pety Conftable op Church
Marden, bis erecutors oꝛ adminiſtratoꝛs, (hall faileto make payment in oe penaftte
korme as islet forth bythe fata foxmer Acc, then euerypetie Conttable & ftable bie
Churchwarden, bis erecutos o2 adminiltratoꝛs lo offending, thal kort.the Bade Doth
fumme ofxx.s.to be leuten ¢ imploied,in forme as-the penaltics,in¢ by the iment, *
laid former act expꝛeſſed, are aad to be leuied etinploien.3 9,€L.21,
4
Caftels,
Caftels,Fottreffes!’ ° — Cardesfor Woll.
onptring to F any perfon do within this Realme, vz el(etabere, vnlawlully Corbis
anpoFthe dm, Aowne authoricy, imagin, confpire,practife oꝛ deuile, bp anp practife og
ree orfoe · meaus, with korce, oꝛ by craft, deuice oꝛ ſleight, malicioully ¢ rebellioully
totake oꝛ keepe from the Q. any ok her Cattles, Cowers, Foꝛtreſſes, op
Holds:oꝛ malitioully € rebellioullp to race, burne, oz dellroy anpCatile,
Bulwoꝛke oꝛ Foꝛt 02 any part of them, having any munition oꝛ ordinace
ofthe DQ. therein, oz appointed to be garded with any Souldiers fo2 the
defence thereof, within any of the Queenes vominions,o2 the Marches ot
the fame: Ano che fame compaſſes pꝛactiſes, oꝛ deuiſes oꝛ anpot then, thal
and doe aduiſedly, by any erpreſſe words, ſpeech, acte deede o writing, ere
prefle,btter,o2 declare, fox any of the malicious and: rebellions intents ae
fozefato: Chex be thereof being conuicted thal be adiudged a felon,and ſo
thall his avers, counfatlours,comfozters,confentozs., x abbettors knows
ing thereof, 14.Cliz.16 | —— es
WHiehhoring 2 IBfanpyperlowdo with force, maliciouflp ¢ rebellioully veteine, keepe
: nade oꝛ withhold from the Q. any of her Cattles, Comers; Foꝛtreſſes o2 Holds
Syips. Within any her dominions, oꝛ arches of the ſame, oꝛ anp of her hips, oꝛ⸗
dinance, artillery, oꝛ other munitions of foptifications of wars and do noe
renber and giue bp the ſame to her Maieltie, 02 to fuch perfon as He Hall
appoint to receiue che fame to her ble, within fire daies next after he ſo ofs
fending thall be commaunden by the DQ, open Proclamations onder the
great (eale of England; to be made in any plate o2 market towne within
the county where any (uch offence ſhall be committer: Dy Hall wiltullp;
malicioully anv rebeltioully burne 02 deſtroy, 02 caule to be burned or de⸗
ſtroied, any of the Q. ſhips, oꝛ malicioully ¢ rebellioullp bar; oz cauſe to be
barred, anp Daren within her Graces dominions, Chen be being thereof
lawkully conuiceed, according tothe Lawes of this Realme ſhalbe iudged
a Traitop,anvfo thal bis atvers,countatlors,¢ abbettors, and their offenz
tes in any of the premiftes ſhalbe adiudged bigh treafon, 14,€1.1, to ene
dure During the Queenes life,
Cattel ward. 3 No Conltable ſhall diſtraine any man to gine any mony fo2 the kees
ping ofa Caftel if he will do te himfelfe, 02 procure any fufficient man fo2
him. And ik the Q. Do carte him with her, 02 fend him vnto her wars, be
ſhalbe free from Calle ward during che time that he is inthe Q. hoaſt, fog
that fee fo2 the which be div Knights ſeruice in che Armie. Magna Char-
ta.9. H.3. 20.
t What purueiance, and in what maner fhalbe made to vitaile a Ca-
{tel.S,Purueiours.6, jilhe
Cardesfor wooll, © 5° 307942"
| Pocarvs for Ne perſon oꝛ perfons whatſoeuer thall dzing,fendorconueyorcaufe
— * tobe bꝛought, ſent, oꝛ conueied, inte this Realme of Englande 02
this kealme, Wales, from the parts beyond the Seas, any Cardes fo? woll to be ſold,
bartered oꝛ exchanged wit hin the Kealme ok England o2 Whales, vpon
—* paine
Catrefl, 53
paine to forfatt all fuch carves foz wooll, fo ta bꝛought, fent oꝛ conveyed,
contrary to thetrue meaning of this Act,in whole hands foeuer thep 02 a⸗
ny of them thalbe found ,o2 the value thereof, to the Queene and him oꝛ
them that wil {eile the fame o2 fue therefore in any of the Queenes courts
Of Record by A,5, 19.9], 02 otherwile, wherein no CU. €.7P.ee. 39. Eli.
14, Co endure bnto the end of a —— ofthe nert Parliament.
a att +
Fany perfon do buy any oren,ronts, feeres, kine, heifors, calues, heep, Buylts of cate
aes ioatsin kins liuine,¢ fel the fame agatne aliue(ercept be keepe initgin ae
gfeedthe fame bp the (pace of v. weekes in his owne houſe, ground, karme, weekes.
oꝛ in ſuch ground where be hath the herbage o2 cõmon of patture by grãt
62 pꝛeſcription)he thal foꝛfait the double value of the Cattel, oꝛ things fo
bought and fold againe,to the Q.and J.to be recouercd bp A. J. xc. wher⸗
in no CZ, te. C19. 0.5.2.6, 14,13 Eliz.2 5>
2 Sf anpperfon doe buy, 02 commune andconcluve to Huy any oxen, No cattel tha
fieeres,rontes, kine, heilors oꝛ calues,but onlpin the open Faire 02 Mar⸗ fr toe Sater ox
Ket, where the fame thall bappento be boought,¢ put tolale,(erceptitbe Marker,
fo2 the prouifion of bis houſhold, teemie,o2 dairie, oꝛ except it bea butcher
which hall noc (ell the fame againe aliue ) 02 thall fel the fame againe a:
line, atoz in the Warket 02 Faire where he bought che fame during the
time of the ſaid faire or market, he ſhall fozfait the vouble value of the cats
tel ec.fo bought oꝛ fold,to p Qe J.to be recouered by A. J.ac.wherein no
T.tc. E.Pic.3.Ed.6. 19. 39. Cl. 18. tocontinue to the end ofthe next
Pparliament now next enſuing.
3 Ikany perfon which ſhall keepe oꝛ feede aboue the number of bf. a cow mat be
{core thare fheepe, foz the moſt part of the pere spon his paftures, landes, said es
feedings 02 farmes which be continually feuerall ¢ meete for milch kine, calée for a 120.
(E wherin no other perfon 21.Dctob,An.Do,1 55 5. hav common foꝛ cat:
telanytime of the pere)vo not keepe fo euery Ir. ſhare fheepe, one milch
cow, for euery vi.ſcoꝛe ſhare theepe reare bp perely one calfe, ſo long as
he thall keepe o2 feede the faid number of bi. {cope (hare theepe,he thal for:
fait fo2 euerp cowe not kept foz euery moneth xx.s.and fo? euery calfe not
feared xx.s.to the D,¢ J.to be recovered within one pere after the offence
Ec. by A. J.xc.wherein no Tec, €,1),¢c,2.¢ 3.19, D.3,1 3,€i3.25.
4 Ifany perfon which voth keepe op feede bpon his ſeuerall pattures A cow for ten
aboue the number of xx. oxen, ronts ſteeres, ſctubs, heikoꝛs, 02 kine, both poate Hintos
not fo2 euery x, beatts keepe one milch cowe, for euery two kine, weane calfe.
€ reare bp perelpone calfe(ercept tt chance to die) he thal forfait ve fupra,
Pꝛouided that no perfon thall be compelled to keepe anp kine, o2 reare
any calucs for ſuch theepe op other beatts which he keepeth ¢ keedeth enly
fo be ſpent in his houſe.2. x 3.19,¢ M. 3. 13. Eliz. 25.
1 That no butcher fhal buy any cattell and fell themagaine aliue.See
Butchers x, eel PE
! 2 Within
Certificat of Conuidts.
2, Within what time cattel may be put into coppies woods,S.woods 22.
99 Ccaertificat of Conuictes. so
oe kina cite TH anp Clerke ofthe Crowne, Clevke of the peace, op Clerkeof Amite
of (ery out, where any attainder,conuictiono2 outlawꝛy of felony, athe befoze the
er & cauicron. Juſtices of Peace, Gaole deliuery, oꝛ Oierand determiner, do not certifie
| a bpiefe tran(cript, conteining the cenour and effect of euerp. Indictment,
outlawꝛy, conutction, Clerke attaint, chat isto fap, thename , {urname,
and addition of euery perfon fa indicten and thereupon outlawed , conuic⸗
ted,o2 Clevke attaint, and the certainty of bis felony, oꝛ other offence,and
the day andplace when and where it wag done, the day and place of Ing
outlawꝛy conuiction and attainder, into the kings Bench, within fortie
Dates nert after {uch attainder, conuiction oꝛ outlawꝛy, (tf the termethen
be open) and if not, within xx. daies nert after the beginning of the terme
next followine che {aid xx. daies: Che fain Clerk before whom {uch attain.
Dersoutlawey o2 conuiction,¢c, fhalbe mave,thall foz fate foꝛ every fuch dec
fault of not certiſiyng of euery (uch recoꝛd xl.s.to the DQ, and J, to be re⸗
The Clerke of coueren hy A. J.xc.wherin no CL.Ec,C.19,ec. Ano the Glerk of pb Crome
feritceceiuethe ttt the Wings Bench thal receine the fame Certificates and tranſcriptes
certificates. whenloeuer they thalbe tendzed onto him by any of the aforelata clerks of
the Crowne,of the Peace, oꝛ of Ailile,o their deputies, bpon paine of foꝛ⸗
faiturerl.s.fo2 euerycertificat by him refuſed.34. H.8.I.
Tyhe names ok 2, But ikthere be moze perſons named in any ſuch Indictment other
‘ub beat. then luch perfonattainten, conuicted oꝛ outlawed, then the ſaid Clerkes
tainten,connte- ſhall certifte che tranſcript of {uch Indictment, outlawꝛy, oꝛ conuiction,
Hecke only concerning luch perforoz perſons, ſo indicted ¢ attainted, outlawed
oꝛ conuicted into the King Bench, which tranſcript fo certified, ſhall bee
taken as effectuall in Law, to all intents againſt ſuch perſon againſt whõ
it ſhalbe obiected oꝛ pleaded, as tf the verie recoꝛde thereof (whereupon he
was indicted)were pꝛeſent. 34. H.8. 14.
Cierke ok the 3 Ikthe clerke ok the Crowne in the Kings Bench kor the time being
— Doe not incontinently, and without delay certifie to the Juſtices of gaole
nameofcon Deliuerp,and Juſtices of P.of euerp county of this Realme (which ſhall
Gutices © Write vnto him fox he lame)the names ¢ furnames offuch perfons which
be fo attainted by outlawꝛy, clerkes attainted, oꝛ conuicted, E certified ins
tothe kings Bench, andthe cauſes why, e wherefore thep were attaintey
oꝛ conuicted he thall forfait fox euery name fo written for, € not certifier
by hint to the lato Juſtices rls, 34,1).8,14,
Mocertifieat 4 Chisact Hall noc ertend tothe Clerke of the Crowne, Clerkes of
ctetert az» the peace, Clerks of the Gaole deliuery neither to anp ofthe WPeenotaries
Ger, Durham. within the counties of CAales, x Cheſter, op within the Counties Palan⸗
tines of Lancatter,t Durbar, op any of them, tomake any tranf cript of
any {uch atcainder, conuiction, 02 outlawꝛie ofanp perfon conutcted, ats
tainted, oꝛ outlawed before the Q, Juſtices of her counties of - os
Ceffauit. Challenge. 54
Chelter, oꝛ tountie of Lancafer, Durhant, o2 any of them, but the fame
Rechyns thall € map rematne in the cuſtody of che ſaid clerkes anv ppeno-
tarigs in ſuch maner as they are. 34. H. 8. 14. |
"ihe age § Ceſſauit.
fF amar do let his lands to farme, oꝛ to find Eſtouers in vitaile oꝛ clo⸗ Celfanit a
ching which amountecheo the fourth part of the berp balue of the lam, Sptce tarme,
and he that holdeth che land fo charged letteth the ſame lie fret , fothata
man can finde na diſtreſſe bp che {pace of two 02 thꝛee veres,to compel the
armor to Doc oꝛ yeeld that which ts contatned tn the writing, after che
tino peres paft the leſſoꝛ fhallhaue anaction out ofthe Chauncerp to de⸗
maund the land in demeſne. And ik he again whom che land ts demaun⸗
ned, come before Jungement,¢ render che arrerages and damages, ¢ kind
fuch fucrtie as the Court ſhall chinke fulfictent , to pay from thenceforth
that whichis contained in the waiting of leale, be fhall retaine the lande:
And ik he tarp vntill it be recoucred by Judgement, he Hall be barred fog
euer after. Glouc.6. Ed.1.4.
2In like fore, ik a man do detaine from his Loꝛd his Due and acculſto⸗ weraute by che
med ſeruice by the {pace oktwo yeres, the Lord thal haue an action to de⸗ eel lag
mand the land in demelne. And in both thele cafes,the heire ofthe deman⸗
dant thall haue a writ of Entrie againſt the betre of the tenant,and againſt
them to whom the land fhalbe aliened, CUelt. 2, 13,€0,1,21, There fee
the fourme ofthe writ of Ceflauit, '
3 Itlands giuen fo2 che feening of poore people or other Almes to be tga
maintained o2 done, be aliened bp chole to whom they are giuen, tf they giuen in almes,
were giuen by the Queene oz any of her Pꝛogenitors, the lands ſhall bee
taken into the Queenes hans and retained at her pleafure,and the buyer
hail lofe his recouery aftwell of the lands as of the money which be pated.
And ikthey were giuen by an Carle, Baron, 02 otherperfon, he by vhom
02 bp whole aunceſtoꝛ the land {6 aliened was giuen, thall haue a weit of
Contra formam collationis,te recouer the land in demelne. Buc tf the lad Com: formam
fo giuen fo2 ſuſtenance ofpooꝛe people o2 other Almes te be maintained
ny done, be not aliened, but {uch Alines ts withozawen bp the (pace of The ates
two yeres, an Action ſhall lye for the donor 02 his heire, to Demaund the withdrawen.
land fo giuen indemefne, as it is ordeined inthe fatute of Glouceſt. foz
lands leaſed, to render the fourth partofthe value og moze, Meſtm̃. 2,
13.€0,1,41. : e
Challenge. Pid
bel ofthe petit Juric, noꝛ other parties named in anp bill of At⸗ Challenge in
taint ſued in the Iuttings of London (bolden foz common pleas be- 2 oMt ofattaint
fore the Maioꝛ and the Aldermen) vpon anp vntrue verdict giuen in anp
of the Courts of the fain Citie, ſhall oꝛ map haue anp Challenge to the ar⸗
Tap,02 to any perſon op Poll therein being impanelled, for tack of ſufkiciẽt
Goods oꝛ lands.i 1. H.7.2 1. See Attaint 14,
2 Euery
Tt
Challenge. 3
Challenge ina 2 Cucrp perfon heing a Citizen of the Citie of London. and in value o€
fucvin Lonpon goods €cattels.to the ſumme of COC, markes, may be impanelien ano
returned bp the Sherikes of the {atu Citie, in euery Attaint brought bp
weit by vertueof che ſtatute ok 2 3.19,8, vpon verdict giuen by theCitte
zens of the Laid City, without any Challenge for the infufticiency of frees
bold of anp of them, to be mabe bp any oftheparties infuch Attaint.37.
1.8, 5.8,Attaine 14, ;
Challenge in 3It is a principall Challenge in any of the Courts within the Citie
thething in de· OF Landon in any {uit where the lands oꝛ tenements, o2 action perfonall,
— — wherein the debts oꝛ damages amounteth to xl.markes oꝛ aboue, that the
party impanelled in the Enqueſt hath not lands, tenements, goods, oꝛ cate
tels,to the value ofone hundꝛed markes,ifit be alleaged bp any of the pare
ties and ſo found, And no perfon fhalbe impanelled, ſummoned, 02 ſwoꝛne
in any Jury oꝛ Enquelt, in Courts within the fame Citic, except he beof
Jands,tenements,o2 good and cattels tothe balucof rl, markes, 11. H.7.
21,S,Jurors 16, ebed ay 7 45; 3
Reinsdeinsle - 4 Qhe Challenge commonly called ( Reins deins le gard) within the
gard. Citic of London, thalbena Challenge,but vtterly void.7. H.7.4.
Chaltenge for 5. Ifaman Challenge a Jurie,oꝛ a Juroꝛ for the Queene he hal hen
tye Queenc. caule of his Chatlence forthwith, which caufe thal immeniatly be tried bp
the Juſtices diſcretion, whether it be true 02 not, 3 3.€0,1. :
Chattenseot 6 No indictoꝛ hall he put inthe Enquelt vpon the deliuerauce ofthe
She Fndictor. partie indicten of Crefpatle o2 felony, ifhe whichis indicted doth Chale
lenge him for that caule,25,€.3.3,-S,lurors 3. ; as con oH OTN
Thatlenge 7 It is a goon Challẽge forthe partie, where an Enqueſt is taken vp⸗
dmper ibe ins on the Death of aman oꝛ detwirt partp and party in any pleareall oz pers
worth rl. fonall where chenebt o2 damage Doth amount to xl. markes, to fay that as
markes, ny impanelled, hath not lands 02 tenements to the yerely value of xl. s. a⸗
boue all charges.2.4),5.3. But this tatute is to be intendedonelyot En⸗
queſtes tobe had betwirt Denizen and Denizen, and not where triall is
i to be made Per medietatem lingu where an Altenis one partie accoꝛ⸗
Aone taaporar ding tothe ſtatute of 28. Ed. 3. 13.8. h. s. 29. And euery perlon being the
Queenes natural ſubiect borne, which by any name doth eniop the liber⸗
ties of any Citic, Borough, or Towne coꝛpoꝛat, where be dwelleth and
inaketh his above, being wogth in moueable goods to the clere value of rl,
pounds, thall be admitted in triall of murders and felonies in euery Selſſi⸗
ons and Gaole veliuery holden forthe Liberties of every {uch Citie, Bo⸗
4 — oꝛ Towne coꝛpoꝛate, albeit he hath no freehold. 23. H.8. 134 See
urors 15.
Chatlengebp 8 qe a Commiffion of Oyer and determiner beedirected into any
Byivectal com Countre fog thetriall of any perton which noth confetle anp trealon, mils
milſion. pꝛiſion of Creafon,to murder, to thee of the Queenes Countell,og is ves.
hement ſuſpected thereof, no Challenge fog the Shire og Hundzed be
Chefter, Chefhire. 5S
He allowed onto hin, But the Challenge of anp Juroꝛ fo2 lack of freehold
ofthe yerely balue of xl.s.ſhalbe allowed 3 3. H.8. 23. Neither tal he haue
any Challenge to the hũdred, which is arraigned fop any offence commit⸗ — pallens Ube
tev vpon the Sea,o7 in any other place, where the Admiral hath iuriſdic⸗ ment of Divas
tion, before Commiflioners thereunto authoꝛiſed by the Queenes Com: “2
milſion onder the great Seale,28,i).8,1 5.
9 He that ig arraigned of Creafon, Murder, oꝛ manllauahter commit: Challenge by
ten within the verge, thall haue no mance of Challenge to anp of the Tus fy otntccoms
rie (malice onely excepted) 33. H.8. 12. either he which being the Q. mitten within
fertrant ſworne, and whole nameis inthe Chequer rolle of the Queenes tbe verge.
Houthold, under the degree ofa Lod, whichis arraigned for conlptring Challenge by
Pith any other to deltroy any Loyd of this Realme, or anpother lworne tech any Loves
tothe Queenes Counlell, o2 the Steward, Crealozer o2 Comptroller of death.
the Queenes houle, 3.10.7.14,
10 Peremptory Challence hall not be allowedin any cafes of high mo werenp.
Trealon,or milprifion of hich Creafon, 33. H.8. 23. fore cballenge
“IT No perfon arraigned foꝛ anp Petit treafon,murder,o2 felony, Hall sao ‘peremptas
he a fo any Peremptony challenge aboue the number of twentie. fy challenge in
22. h. 8. 4,3 2. H. 8. 3.
12 The party indicted and arraigned of any of the offences prohibi⸗ Sdarlenses
ted by the Act (prouided Anns 23.€1iz, againtt Seditious wordes and wos”
rumours vttered again® the Queene) thall haue aduantage of all man⸗
ner of Challenges tothe Juric, agin triall of felony is vled. 23, Eliz.2.
See Newes 8. ae
13 Jihe which is impleaded kor land by any eccleliattical perfon,doth cyanscevpon
make default, whereby iudgement ought to be giuen againſt him, if the an tmautiition
Court doe inquire by Jury of the Coimtrey, whether the vemandant han etcolluſion.
right in the landes demaunded o2 not, euery Love of whom the fame
lands beholden thall be allowed to challenge the Jurors of the fame in-
— — fo ſhall any man fog the Queene that will, CAeſtm 2. 13,
D.1, 33.:
1 Thatvponthetriall of any iffue in a perfonall action no Challenge
for the hundred fhalbe allowed, iftwo fufficient Hundredors do appeare
See Iurors 19,
Chefter,Chefhire.
De Law anv adminittrationof Juttice, andallother thinges in the ———
County of Chetter in times pat vled to behav atthe Shire daies, timesinthe
hall be holoen, ban, made, vone,and erecutea by the Juſticer of the fap vere.
County fo2 the tine being, at two times in the pereonelp, that isto fay,
at the Seflions nievt after the feat of Saint Michael, and at che Sellions
next after Cater, during fo maup dates at euerp ofthe ſaid times as need
ſhall require in like maner and korme, as it is vſed and executed in the
County Palantine of Laucaller. 32,H.8.43. And the ſaid twoo a
a
: Fa,
Chefter, Cheshire.
fall and may be holden at fuch time and times, as by thefain Juſtice oꝛ
bis Deputie hal be appointed,as well before the {ald feaſts of Cater ann
Michaelmas,as anp other time, according as is commonly vſed in other
Shires of this Realme, fo alwaies open Proclamation be thereof mave,
by che {pace of rb, dates at the lealt befoze che firſt day of the keeping of
the fame Seſſions.33. H.8. 12.
Two Knights 2 The Countie palantine of Cheſter ſhall haue two knights for the
ey fain Countie,and two Citizens to be Burgelles fox che Citie of Chetter,
ene to be elected for eucrp Parliament by proces awarden bp the Chaunceloz
of England, to the Chamberlaiaof Chetter, his Lieutenant, 02 Deputies
And like pzoces to be made bp che ſaid Chamberlain,o2 ec, to the Sbherife
of che Countie of Chetter, Ano cheelection ſhalbe made, in like maner €
forme to allintents ag is vſed in other Shires and Cities,and euery of the
{aid Knights anv Burgelſes ſo elected, Halbhe returned into the Chaunces
ricof England bp the Sherike tn due forme, vpon like paine as other thes
rifesofother Shires ¢c, And euerp ofthe {ain Knights and Burgelles
fhall haue like voice, authozity liberties, priuilenges, wanes, fees, ¢ com⸗
modities asother Knights and Burgelles of che fame Court of Parliae
ment enioy, vſe, and hatte,34,30,8,13,
An inhaditane 3 Ikany perſon of the County of Cheſter, refant itt the fame Coun⸗
— tie do commit any murther oꝛ kelony in any place out of the ſame Coun⸗
comniteeth te. tie , proces ſhall be awarded againſt him bp che Common law vnto che
oe oo Erigent, in the Countie where the offence was committed: And ik he flpe
Spice, from chence tnto the countp of Cheſter, and be outlawed fo the ſaid mure
ther,o2 felony, the fame outlawꝛy oꝛ exigent thalbe certifien puto the Of:
ficersof the County of Chetter, andthe felon thalbetaken bp che fame
Dikticers,and his landes,tenementes, goods and cattels, within che fame
County of Chetker, ſhalbe feilen as fortaittoche Queene, o2 bint which-.
fall be Lovof the ſaid County of Cheſter for the time, and the Queene
ſhall haue the yere, day and waſt, and the other lands, goods, ¢c.of fuch fe-
lon, being out of thefain County, thalbe forfait ta the Queene and other
Loꝛds which haue Franchifes, Andin che fame maner tt isofany perfor
okthelaid County, refiane oꝛ dwelling in the fame Countie, which come
mitteth Baterie, o2 other Crefpalle in another Countic , and then flpeth
tuto the County of Cheſter, bis goons thall be forfait,¢c.and tfhe be out⸗
lawed, the outlawꝛy thalbe certifien to the fame Officers of Cheſter, an
bis perfon ſhalbe taken, and bis goods and cattels thall be foxfait Ec, ve ſu-
| pra,1.d).4,18,
Protection. I Thatno protection fhalbe granted to any perfon within the Couns
tic of Chefter, without the Queenes fpecial warrant, S.Protection 5.
Dꝛoclamatiõs. 2 ForProclamation vpon Exicents to beawarded againtt any perfon
dwelling in the Countie palantine of Chelter,or the Citic of Chelter, S.
3 Thay
Exigents6,
|
Cheirographer,and Cuftos Breuium. 56
3 That euery Sherife of the County of Chefter , and of the Citie of Deputies
Chefter, fhallhauea deputy inthe Kings Bench, and Commonplace, S. .
Exigents 7.
* ria Aes may be leuied before the high Iuftice of Chefter, his de- Fines.
putie or Lieutenant,oflands being within the County palantine of Che-
(ter,S.Fines 13.
5 Thata Tales de circumftantibusis grauntable inthe County of Che- Tales,
fter,where a full Iury doth not appeare,S. Iurors 23,25, ;
6 In whatfort,and by whomthe Commiffion of Sewers fhall be di- gewers.
rected withinthe fees ofthe Coũty palantine of Chelter.S.Sewers1 8,19,
7 For{tatutesto be acknowledged beforethe Maior of Chefter, See Statutes.
Statutes I.
8 How Officesfound inthe Countie of Chefter, fhalbereceiued and Dfices,
certified inthe Court of Wards.S.Offices 7,
9 ThattwoCoroners fhalbe for Chefhire ,and for their authoritie.S, Coroners.
Coroners 20,
- 10 For Inrolments of bargainesand ſales of landes in the Countie of Intolments.
Chefter, S,Inrolments 4.5,
II Wherethe Sherifes Countie Court of Chefhire fhallbe kept,See
County 2,
12 Forinrolling of Finesand recoueries inthe County of Chefter. S.
Fines 29, &c. |
Cheirographer,and Cuftos Breuium.
He Cheirographer ofthe Common place, his farmop,deputy, op lietts eye Cheits
tenant, thall not take any moze then titi, s. for any fine leuted in the scapbers fee,
fame Court, And tf the karmoꝛ, deputie, oꝛ lieutenant, do take any moꝛe, be the
fhall for fait hisoffice,be ercluded the fame Court, ſuffer one peres impꝛi⸗
fonment,and pay to the party grieued bis treble damages, and the partie
grieued ſhall haue his {uit before the Juſtices of the fame Court, 2, 0.4,
8. Weſt. 2. 1 3. Ed. 1644s
2 Ail wꝛits ok Couenant, and all writs whereupon fines ſhalbe leuied, Inrouling of
withthe waitsof Dedimus poteltatem ( ik any be) with all knowlenges, Mutsin He
and notes of the fame, before that they bee Dpawen out of the Common whereupor
place by the Cheivonvapher , thall be inroulen in a roule to beof Kecord hies beleulev.
fo? etter, to remaine in the fafe cultodie of the chiefe Clerke ofthe Com:
mon place, andothis ſucceſſoꝛs, fo2 the olve fee ofxxii.v. accuſtomed to
be paicd tothe chiefe Cterke, for the entring of the Record of every fine,
without paying any mope, tothe intent chat tf the notes in the cuftody of
| the Cheirograpber, 02 the fines be imbeafiled,a man map haue recourſe to
the fato roule,to haue erecution,ashe ſhould haue, if the fines were not ime
beaſiled.5. H.4. 14.
r That the Cheirographer ſhall make a Table containing the con-
cent of cuery fine,and what he {hall haue for the fame, S,Fines 25,
- oie
@ Scitation.
Ao perfor Hal PIF any perſon he cited ſummoned, or otherwiſe called to appeare by hint
veaeouroe, L(elfe,o2 his pꝛocuratoꝛ, before any Oꝛdinary. Archdeacon. Commilſary,
theDieces Ofkicial oꝛ other Budge ſpiritual, by vertue of his Dffice, of at the ſuit of
Dace, any perfor, out ofthe Dioces op peculiar Juriſdiction, where the partp
cited, ſummoned, oꝛ callen nwelled at the tuneof the fame Citation aware F
ded, the ſaid Dedinarp , Archdeacon, ec, thatlfozfait co thepartpfociten
double damages and coſtes fo, vexation to be recouered by action of debe,
oꝛ action vpon the cale, by 4.15.99. 4c, and allo thall forfaicr ti; toche Q.
and Inkormer,to be recoucren by A, J.ec. wherein no M. Ec. E. P. Ic.(exe
Exceptions. cept it be foꝛ anp Sptricual offence, op caule committed, vone, foꝛſſowed,
neglected, og committed bp any Githop, Archdeacon,op other perfor ha⸗
uing Spiritual iuriſdiciion, oꝛ being a Spiritual Judge, oꝛ by any other
perlon within the Dioces, oꝛ Juriſdiction, whereunto he thatbe cited,
o2 otherwife lawfully calles te appeare and anfosere : D2 ercepe tt he bp
oꝛ bpon matter op caule ot appeal, oꝛ foꝛ other lawfull caule, wherein anp
partie thall find himfelfe grieued o2 wronged bp the Drdinarie, Judge oz
Judges of the Dioces oz Juriſdiction, 02 by any of his Subſtitutes, oꝛꝝ
Minillers, after the matter o2 caule there firfk commenced and begunsto’
be ſhewed tothe Archbithop ox Biſhop, o2 any other hauing: peculiar ius
riſdiction, within whofe Pꝛouince the Dioces o2 place peculiar is: Dein
cale that the Judge Dare not ,o2 willnot conuent the partie to be fuer
before him: D2 that the Bichop ofthe Dioces 02 the Junge of che place,
within whole Jurildiction, 02 before whom the ſuit by this Act ſhould
he commenced and proſecuted be party, directly op indirectly to the mat?
ter oꝛ cauſe ofthefame ſuit: D2 that any Biſhop, o2 any inferiour Fudge
hauing vnder him Jurifdictionin his owne right and title,o2 bp Commiſ⸗
fion, doe make requeſt or inftance to the Archbiſhop, op other fuperiour
Oꝛdinary 02 Judge, to take,treat, eramine, oꝛ determine che matter bez
fore him oꝛ bis Subſtitute, and that tobe done in cafes onelp where the
Ciuilloꝛ Canon Lawdoth affirnte erecution of fuch requelt o2 inſtance
of Jurifdiction, to be lawfull oꝛ tolerable: Oꝛ except it be for Teſta⸗
iments to be pꝛoued before the Archbithop of Canterbury, by reafon of
his prꝛerogatiue, o2 for Teſtaments to be pꝛoued before the Archbithop of
Worke within his Juriſdiction, by reaſon of any peevogatine 23 D9
Leis 34 Te
Arebuihops — 2 Fe ts lawfullfoz any Archbithop of this Reale to tite, call and
rede. he · ummon any perfon divelltng inanp Biſhops Dioces within his ozo⸗
wince , for caules of Hereſie, tf the Biſhop og ather Oꝛdmarie immedi⸗
atethereunto content, oz doe not bis dutie in the ——— of the ſame.
23 MHh. 8 Vol El is. | as 87 j ‘
fit. v kor the 3 Jf any Archbiſhop, Bithoy, Dyvinarie, Deiciall, Cominittirie) og
feale ofa Ci- other perſon hauing Spiritual Juriſdiction, oy any Subſtitute oꝛ Mini⸗
en fier of his poe aſke. demaund, take, oꝛ receiue moꝛe then tti,0,fo2 on,
7 0
Clapboord , Caske, &c. Clergie. 57
of anp Citation, be hall pay to the partie of whom Ec, dcuble dam⸗
mages and coftes , and (hall fozfait for euery offence r,li.tothe Queene
ano Jnformer éc. to be recoucred by A, F.ec, wherein no Cc. E.P.
te, 23.H. 8.9. 1.Eliz. I. YS —
— Clapboord, Casſke, &c.. in
A Land euery perfon and perſons, which thall hip,carie, oꝛ tranſpoꝛt oe —
any Beere into the partes beyond the Seas, to be fold oꝛ exrchaun⸗ Clapboordez
ged fop other marchandize , (hall (ihe be a Stranger )then before the fougneae’
fame tran{porting, (if be be a Subiect borne) then either before the fame
tranfpogting ,o2 wythin fower monethes after, bring orꝛ caufe to be
bꝛought into this Realine, from the partesof beyond the Seas, for euerp
fire Cunnes of Beere, two hundred of Clapboord, fit foz to make calke
of to containe in lengththꝛee foote and two ynches at the leaſt: D2 els
the fame calke againe, oꝛ fo much other coon ¢ fweete cafke tn quantitie,
and che fame tobe entrenat the Cuſtome houle wit hout any colouring <
D2 tf the fame cranfporcing hall be into the Realme of Ireland thento
bring in maner and formeas aforefain, fo much of Sbhattola booꝛd in
quantitie as the Clapbooꝛd amounteth onto, 3 5.C13.11.
2 jo Stranger boꝛne Hhall ſhip, carie, oꝛ tranſport bepond the Seas Tispbookn Gat
any Pilchers, oꝛ other ith in catke , vnleſſe the fame perfon haue befoze for A trant-
fuch hhipping brought,o2 caulen to be brought inte this Realme from the boerted.
partes bepond the Seas, for euery fire tunnes of Pilchers, o2 other fith,
according to the rate and maner aforeſaid, of Clapbooꝛd fit foꝛ cake, oz
els of cafke as afoꝛeſaid, vpon paine of fopfaiture of the fain Beere, Pil⸗
chers, and Calke , that thall be thipped oꝛ Laven to be tranfported into the
partes of beyond the Seas. 35, €1i3,11,
9 3 Me thall not belatwfull fog any perfor oꝛ perfons ,ta tranſport, og Grantbortiig
carie any twine calkeout of this Realme, with any Beere oꝛ Beereager,
noꝛ any wine cafke thaken, and fell che fame beere o2 beereager, 02 calke,
Crcept for the victualling of any Ship o2 portable vellell , oꝛ of anp of
Her Waieties garriſons and fozces in the partes bepond the Seas, vpon
paine of fopfatture of the ſumme of rl. s. foꝛ euery tunne of Cafke fo cas
ried op tranſpoꝛted. Pꝛouided alwaies that this Act,o2 any thing therein
colutainen , hall not extend co the tranſportation of any Herrings what:
focuct in Calkes.35,Eliz.1 1. 39. Eliz. 18. Chis Act to continue tothe
end of the next Parliament.
—
Clergie.
D perſon ſhall haue the priuiledge of his Clergie which ſhall be ine Cutpurle.
Ndicted,oꝛ appealen for felonious taking of any money, goods, oꝛ cat⸗
tels krom the perſon ok any other, pꝛiuily without his kno wiedge in any
place whatloeuer, and thereupon found guilty bp verdict of xii men, oꝛ
thail confelſe the fame vpon his arraignement, oꝛ will not aunſwere di⸗
recily tothe fame, acco ding to the Lawes of thig Kealme, oꝛ ſhall ſtand
ny Zz wilkully
Clergie.
Wilfully, oꝛ of malice, 02 obſtinately mute, oꝛ challenge peremptorie
aboue the number of twentie, 02 Hall be pon {ich Indictment 02 Ap-
peale outlawed. 8.Eliz. 4, gro i
Deteyning the 2 Nodꝛ he which vnlawkully conſpireth, compatlech ; imagineth
Qeenes Ca· practifeth oꝛ deuileth by any meanes with korce, lleight, 02 vewice to
* take, oz keepe from the Queene any of her Caſtles, Towers, Foꝛtreſſes,
oꝛ holdes, 02 malictoufly and rebellioutly to rate, burne, oꝛ deſtroy anp
Cael, Bulwark, oꝛ Foꝛt,oꝛ any part ofthe, hauing munition o2 oꝛdi⸗
nance of the Queenes therein, oꝛ appointed to be garden with Souldi⸗
ers for the dekence thereof, within any of the Queenes dominions oꝛ the
Marches of the lame, and the fame con{piractes Ec. aduiſedly bp exrpetle
Act, Words, 02 Writing Doth declare, for any ofthe malicious andrebel-
lious intents akoꝛeſaid. 3202 whichis an apder ,counfatler, comforter, —
confenter, 02 abetter, knowing thereof,to anp fuch offendoz,andis of anp
of che fai offences lawfully conutcted, 1 4.C113,1, to endure during the
Queenes life, S.Caſtels 1. Felonie 4.
Rekuling to ab 3 7oꝛ he which by the Statute pꝛouided (An,3 5. Eliʒ..to retaine
dutesnot going. the Queenes ſubiects in due obedience) o2 by the Statute made (An.35.
BE returning, : ; ay
Eliz.2. fox thereftraint of Popith Recufants tolome certaine places of
abone) is to be abiured, which thallrefule to make {uch abiuration,as bp
the lain Statutes is appointed : Oꝛ after ſuch abiuratton, hall not yo ta
fuch Dauen,and within ſuch time as ts appointed , € from chence deparé
forth ofthe Realme accogping to the ſaid acute: D2 after his departure,
hall returne and come againe into any the Queenes Reales oꝛ Domi⸗
nions without her (pectall licence in that bebatte fir bad anv obtapnen,
35.Eliz.1. 35, Ci3,2, S.Recufants 19.33. lade ae
Goniuration, . 4 Inorhe which doch practife inuscation, og coniuration of wicked
GUiteheratt. ſpirits foz any intent, o2 CAitchcrakt, Enchauntment, Charme, 02 Soꝛ⸗
ceric, wherebp any perfon hall be killed, oꝛ diſtroyed. i202 which noth
witcheratt, the ſecond time practife CCittchcratt, Enchauntment, Charme, 02 Soꝛ⸗
ceric, wherby anp perfor thall be conſumed, oꝛ lamed in his body o2 meme
Her, 02 wherbp anp goods of any perfor thal be waſted oꝛ impaired, being
: once conuicted of the {arn offence before. Noꝛ which ts an apder o2 coun⸗
failer to any of the fain offenders, andis of anyof the laid offences law⸗
fully conuicted. 5,113.1 6, S.Coniuration 1.2, 3. Felonie 6.7.8.
5 jMorbhe which doth commit Buggerte wich mankind oz bealf, anv.
ig thereofconuicted bp verdict, confellion,oz autlaboꝛie. 25,30,8,6.5,.0h
17,S.Felonie 9. ,
Commamse 6 Moꝛ he which doth malicioufly commauny, hire, oꝛ countell anp
ren Feio· perſon to commit petit Crealon, oꝛ wilfull Murder, or to do any Robbe⸗
rie in any dwelling houſe, oꝛ in, oꝛ neere any high way, oʒ with the Mar⸗
ches of England, againſt Scotland, or wilfully to burne any dwelling
houſe, oz anp part thereof, op any barne chen hauing Come heat oi
there
Bauggerie.
Clergie. 58
thereofoutlawen , 02 otherwiſe attainted, o2 conuicted, 03 being arraig⸗
nen do ſtand mute of malice , 02 do challenge peremptoate aboue cwentic,
62 willnot aunſwere directlp to ſuch offence. 4. ð5. P. and D.4.
7 Noꝛ he which is indicted, arraigned, and attainted, oꝛ refuferh law⸗ — ——
full triall in a Countic where he was taken with chemancr, and where- goons were
untoche goods ſtollen in a foꝛrein Countie were conueyed , if fo be that caried.
hemight not haue had his Clergie inthe other Countie where the goods
were ffollen. 25. H. 8.3. 5. Ed. 6.10.
8Ndoꝛ he which being once conuicted, oꝛ condempned of anpof the Fosser of
e
affences probivicen by the ſtatute proutded 5,Cliz.aqaink the forgingof deters.
Euinences € writings, bp any of che wates in che ſame ſtatute limitted,
hall after any bis fuch condemnation, eftfoones commit any of the fata *
offences in foꝛme in the ſaidſtatute expꝛeſſed.5. Eliʒ. 14.8.Fotger &c.4,
9 7o0ꝛ any Souldier ſeruing the Queene in her warres, in any of her Souldicr,
Dominions oꝛ on the Dea, oꝛ beyond the Dea, oꝛ tn Hcotland,o2 tn any
Garriſon, which veparteth without licence of che Lieutenant, Diah Ad⸗
mirall, Uiceadmirall, CHlardein oꝛ Captaine, andincheir ablence , of
their Lieutenants .2.€0,6,2,S.Captaine 3.
10 Noꝛ he whichisattainted by confellion, verdict, op outlawꝛie, koꝛ Rave.
anp felonious Rape, Rauithment , oz Burglarie, oꝛ foz vnlawkull aun Rurslarle.
carnallknowledge, and abuſe of any woman child vnder theage of ten
preres, 1 8, C1136. :
rr MNoꝛ any perfon of the ane of fourteene peeres oz aboue, calling Covptian.
himlelfe an Egyptian, oꝛ being in company with them, o2 councerfet-
ting, o2 diſguiſing himſelfe by bis apparel, {peach , 02 other behauiour
like vnto the vagabonds calling them {elues Capprians,and ſo doth cone
tinue at one, oꝛ ſeuerall times bp the {pace of amoneth, 1. 2. P.and
M. 4. 5.€1i3,20,S. Egyptians 2.
“12 jRozany perfon which is attainted of any of theoffences made fee Seditions
Tony bp the ſtatute prouiden 23. El.2. againſt Seditious words ¢ rumoꝛs *
vttered againſt the Queenes Waieltte, 2 3. El.. See Newes 5.6.7. -
13 oꝛ he which doth commit any wilfull Murther, oꝛ wilful Poy⸗ Ailtkull mur⸗
foning of malice pꝛepenced: Noꝛ which doth robbe any perſon, in oz neere Bovtontng,
bnto the high wap : Nor wh.ch doch teal anp hoꝛſes, geldings, oꝛ mares, Robbing in the
(02 anp hoꝛſe, gelding oꝛ mare 3. Ed.6.3 3.) 3202 he which ts accellarp to Srrealing Of
fuch felonte before {uch felonie pone 02 after 3 1.€1,1 2, 3202 which doth horles.
keloniouſiy take goods out of any Church oꝛ Chappell. Noꝛ which doth gobbingot
brꝛeak any houle by day 02 by night, any perſon being inthe fame, any Churches.
therebp put in feave,o2 doth robbe any perfon in any part of his dwel⸗ Rovbing o€
ling houle, oꝛ dwelling place,the owner or dweller in che fame houle, his Vols
wife, his childꝛen, o2 feruants, being then within che ſame boule oꝛ place
where the robberie was Done , 02 inany other place within the precinct
of the fame houſe, oꝛ dwelling place, and then being waking 02 fleepina:
J 2 No
Clergie. |
Rosbingog 3202 Which doth robbe any perfor being in atent oz booth in a faire o
boothes. market, the owner, his wife, childzen,o2 anp feruant then being within
the fame booth o2 tent, whether they then,and there being, ſhalbe fleeping
oꝛ waking, and is of anp of the {aid offences tn due forte of Law attain⸗
fed oꝛ conuicted, oꝛ being indicted 02 appealed of any of the fame offences;
and thereupon found quilty by verdict, o2 hall confelle the fame vpon his
arraiguement,o2 will not aunſwere directly accoꝛding tothe Lawes of
this Realme,op that Hand wilfully, o2 of malice mute,23,4D,8,1, 32. h.
Robbing ofa 8,3, 1,00,6,12, 5,€0,6,9..S. Faires&c.8, Ff any perfor perfons
boute tn pera’ all be found quilep , and conuicted bp verdict , confeltion, op otherwife,
thereisnopers atcoꝛding tothe Lawes of this Realme ,foz the felonious taking away
ae in the dap time, ok any monep, goods, oꝛ cattel, being of the value of fiue
ſhillings, oꝛ opwards,in anp dwelling houle,o2 houles,o2 any part therof,
o2 any outhouſe, oꝛ outhoules belonging, and vſed to and with any dwel⸗
ling houſe oꝛ houſes, although no perſon ſhall be in the fain houſe oꝛ out⸗
houſes at the time of fuch felony committes schenfuch perſon ¢perfons
fhall not be admitted ta the benefit of bis 02 their Clergie, but thall be
vtterly excluded thereof, 39,€1i315,
Receiuing 02 14 jpop he which doth wittingly ann willingly recetue, relieue com⸗
eee * fort, ayde, oꝛ maintaine any Jeſuite, Seminarie Prieſt, o2 other Priel,
Prick. Deacon, o2 Religtous,o2 Eccleſiaſticall perfon whatloeuer, being boꝛne
Within this Realme,or any other the Queenes hiahnes Dominions, any
heretofore (fince the feat of S. John the Baptiſt Anno primo Eliz.)
ordeined, made,or profelled , op hereafter to be made, opdeined , oꝛ pꝛofeſ⸗
feo by any authoritie, o2 iuriſdiction, derived, challenged, 02 pretended
from the Sea of Rome, being at libertie, oꝛ out of hold, knowing him to
bea Jeſuite, Seminarie Pꝛrieſt, o2 {uch other Pꝛieſt, Deacon oꝛ Religi⸗
ous oꝛ Eccleſiaſticall perfon, as is afoꝛeſaid. 2 7.Eliʒ.2.S.Ieſuites ʒ.
— 15 Juallother cafes of Felonie, other then {uch as be before men⸗
tales. cioned, euery perfor which thall be arraigned, 02 found guilty spon bis
arraignement oꝛ fhall confelle the fame , oꝛ (hall ſtand wilfullp,or of ma-
_ - Tice mute,o2 willnot aunſwere directly, thal haue and inioy the pꝛiuiledge
of bis Clergie and Sanctuarie, in like maner, as he ſhould haue done be⸗
fore the rritti, Apꝛill Añ 1. .8. 1. Ed.6.1 2,
Ciergie alom 16 Euerp perfon (not being within Oꝛders) which once hath bin ad⸗
able but onct. mittedto the benefit of his Clergy, being eftfoones arraigned of anp fuch
offence , fhall not be admitted to haue the pꝛiuiledge of his Clerate, Anv
Gconnice pecs euery perfon conuict fhall be marked bp the Gailoꝛ openly inche Court
on marked· ¶ Hefore che Judge. 4. H.7. 1 3. Such ashe within holy Oꝛders thal be and
Oꝛders obthe ſtand vnder the fame paines and damages koꝛ their offences te. and be
Burch, vſed and ordered to all intents, as other perfons not being within holy
Oꝛders ſhall bz, 2 8. h.8.1. 3 2,40,8,3 , Atcamenvide 1,Cd,6,1 2,and
Quære. 1,€ 2. P.and M. 8, et Quære. bad 9.4
17 Euery
Clergie. 59
17 Cuerp perfor that by any Statutes. o2 Lawes of this Realme ricanmusattorwe
ougðt tohaue oꝛ be admitted to the benefit of bis Clergie, thal be ad⸗ tð bis terse,
mitted to his Cleraie, although be bath bin ſundꝛie times married to any
fingle woman, oꝛ (ingle women, 02 to any widow, oꝛ widowes, 02 to twa
wiues, 02 moe, 1. Ed.6.1 2.
18 Euery perlon which ſhall vpon his arraignement koꝛ any kelonie pea ig ale
be admitted to his Clergie by the Lawes of this Realme,and hall befope ceric syatt
_. thefame admiffion haue committed any other offence , whereupon Cler⸗ laps dae
gie by che Lawes and Statutesis not allowable , and not being thereof
_ before invicted, and acquited,conuicted o2 attainted,o2 pardoned, (hal any
map be indicted , 02 appealed fo2 the fame,and thereupon oꝛdered € vſed
in all chings according to the Lawes, in ſuch maner as though no fuch
admiilſionof Clergie bad bit. 8.13.4, And every perſon which hall be
“_abmmitten to haue the benefice of bis Clergie, thall notwithtanding his
admilſion to the fame, be put to aunfwere to all other Felonies whereof
_ he hall beindicted, oꝛ appealed, and not being thereof before acquited,
““contiicted , attainted,oz pardoned, and ſhall in ſuch maner and forme be
_ arraigned, tried, abiudged, and {uffer ſuch erecution fo2 the fame , as he
ſhould haue done if (as Clerke conuict) be bad bin deliuered to the Dadi:
narie and there bad made his purgation. 18,€115,.6, :
19 In euery caſe where any of the Queenes {ubtects map bpon his arowot the
pꝛayer baue the ppiuilenge of Clergie, as a Clerke conuice, that may Parliament.
make purcation,in all thoſe cafes, and alfo in euerp cafe of Felonie
wherin the priuiledge of Clergie is taken away bp the Statute of 1. Ed.
6. wilful murder , and poploning of malice pꝛepenſed onelp except (vi-
delicet foꝛ breaking of any houle ec.robbing any perfor in oꝛ neere vvnto
the high way, ſtealing of Dozles, op robbing any Church oꝛ Chappell) a
Loꝛd of the Parliament, and Peere of the Reale, hauing place anv
voice in Parliament, hall of common grace vpon his requeſt, alleaging
‘that he is 020,02 Peere of the Realme , and clayming the benefite of
this Statute,though he caunot read , without anp burning inthe hand,
loſſe of inheritance ,02 corruption of blood, be taken, and vſed fo2z the
firktime , onely as a Clerke conuict , which may make purgation, with:
out any further , op other pꝛiuiledge of Clergie, to any {uch Loꝛd, 02
ae : fea thenceforth at any time after , koꝛ any caule tobe allowed.
¥,@0,6,12,
20 Cuerp perfon which hall be admitten to haue the benefite of his ciergie allow
Clergie, ſhall not thereupon be deliuered tothe Oꝛdinarie as hath bin ——
accuſtomed, but after ſuch Clergie allowed, and burning tn the hand, Dydinarie.
Shall forthwith be enlarged, and deliuered out of paifon by the Juſti·
ces before whom {uch Clergie ſhall be graunted. Wut the fain Juſtices
hall anv may for the further correction of {uch perlons to whom Clergie
ſhall be allowed, deteine themin case for ſuch conuenient cine — the
3 ame
Chere ofthe Marke” Cletkeof Alale:
ſame Juſtices hall chink convenient , fo ag the fame donot exceede one
peeres impriſonment. 18, €1i3,6, |
1 Thatnone fhallhaue the benefit of his Clergie which doth take
away any maide, widow, or wife againft her will .S, Women 12.
2 Inwhatcafesthe benefit of Clergie fhall betaken from wandering
fouldiers or mariners .S. Mariners 4.5.6«
~ Clerke of the Market.
tere wecthat De Clerke of the Market of the Queenes houfe, thalltake no coms -
take io corte mon fitte, but euery perfon which is found in default touching the
mon fine, fame office, hall be puniſhed according to bis delerts, The fain Clerke
fhall rive but wich fire horꝛſes at the moſt, and thall rot tarvie in any towne
oꝛ other place, longer then the neceflitie of his buſineſſe doth require,and
if he do any thing contrarie to this acute, and ts thereof duely conuicted,
are Clerke Ye Hhall pay tothe Queene at the ſirſt time C,s,at the fecond time x. li. and
fallhauedis at the third time xx. li. 13. R.2.4. Che Clerke of the Warket ſhall haue
— WUD all his weights € mealures ſigned according to the Standart of the Cf
chequer with him, when be goethto allay weights and meaſures. And he
Clerkees. of noꝛ none other thall vle any other weight oz meaſure. 16,R.2.3.
eee (ee In all places whereloeuer the Queene inher owne ropall perfor
the oftee with (hall come to reff, tarrie, abide, op make her repoſe within anp her Domi⸗
—— — nions, withinliberties, oꝛ without, there anv within che verge limitted
* gp accuſtomed to her Court during the time of ber above , her Graces
Clerke of the Market, and none ocher during the Came time, aſwel within
liberties as without , thall evercife the office of a Clerke of the Market:
anp priviledge, graunt, allowance , 02 other thing to che contrarie therof
not withſtanding: But chis hall noe be pretudictall to che Citie of Lon⸗
pon : Bue che on — map ble fuch liberties as they might before ec.
27. H. 8. 24. 32. MP. 8S. 20.
5 Clerke of Afsife,
D Clerke of Alife during the onely time of the Seflion , of 02 for
any Aflifes oꝛ NiG prius, hall be of counfell wich any perfon within
any circutt, whereof he ſhall be Clerke of Alfie, otherwife then to that
office oncly appertainech, spon paine to forfait fox euery time offending
to the contraric x.li.to the Queene and P. qricued,to be recoucred by A.
Ftc, wherin no M.E. 19.ec. 33. H. 8. 24.
1 That the Clerke of Afsife may execute his office in the Countie
where he was borne or doth dwell. S. Iuftices of Afsife 2.
Clerke of che Signet, or Priuie feale.
The Clerkes erp Clerke of the Signet and Priuie feale, hall cake fo2 his wri⸗
testo Gate §_ ting ofa cAarrant vpon a bill of Teles of reward rii.ð. fo2 the wꝛi⸗
oe ting of a warrant ok a gift fox euery Dfficer xx. ð, foe the writing of a
warrant foz a pencion,annuttie, oz wanes xx. ð, loꝛ the writing ofa poe
ran
Cilerbe of the Peace: Collector, Gs
rant koꝛ a {peciall Liueric, oꝛother perpetuitie vi.s.viii.ð, fo) writing of
a warrant vpon euery bill fo a Conge deflier, Royall aſſent, reftitution
of Cemporalties, Donatiues, Aduocations, Pꝛeſentations, oꝛ other Ec⸗
cleſiaſticall matter iii.s.tiii.ð, foꝛ the writing of euery warrant vpon a
Placard, licence pardon oꝛ Sbirifesrewardit, s , for the waiting of
euerp warrant bpon a Denizen tit. sittt.B, fo2 che wꝛiting of a warrant
for keeping of an Idiot xx.ð, fop che writing ofa warrant fo keeping of
a Mard iii.s.iiii.ð. And no Clerke of the Sianet o2 Pꝛiuie Seale halk
take for the writing of anp TCarrant aboue {pecified moze large fees,
- then before is appointed, vpon paine to forfait x. li, to the Queene st In⸗
former , to be recoucred by Action, Information ec, Wherein no I, te
E. P.ttc. 27-10.8,11,
Clerke ofthe Peace.
Very Cuftos Rotulorum, foꝛ the time being, thal at alltimes in euery Custos rotulo
Esire of this Realme, CAales, and other the Queenes Dominions, ore werk
Warches,and Cerritories ofthe {ane , alliqne euery perfon which ſhall o€ thepcace.
be Clerke of the Peace, within anp of the {aid Shires, Dominions, Mar⸗
ches, and Cerritozies of the fame, and graunt the fame office of the
Clerkthip of the peace to {uch able perfon inftructed in the Lawes of this
Reale , as thall be able to erercife the fame , to enioy che fame during
thetime thatthe fain Cuſtos Rotulorum {hall erercife the {atv office of
Cuftos Rotulorum , fo that che ſaid Clerke demeane him in the fata office
duly and honeſtly. Ano ie hall belawfull te every {uch grauntees of the Cierke ot tye
{aid Clerkſhip, to occupte the fame office bp htmfelfe, o2 his Cutficient ee —
Deputie inſtructed inthe Lawes ofthis Realme, ſo that the ſame De⸗
putie be admitted by the Cuſtos Rotulorum, to be ſufficient and able to
. erercife and eniop the fame.office, 37. H.8.1.
‘1 Thefeesofthe Clerke ofthe peace.for euery recognifance and li-
cence grannted to euery Badger, Lader,Drouer, &c. See Badger.
2 FortheClerkeofthe peacehisfee,and duetie,forthe Inrolment
of any deede, S. Inrolments 2.
Collector. —
Gerp graunt, patent, oꝛ wꝛiting that ſhall be made to any perſon bp
any Archbyſhop, oꝛ Byſhop alone, oꝛ by any of them, and confirmed
by Chapter ſeale of the office of Collector ofthe Tenthes veerely due to
the Queenes Maieſtie within the Diaces x Bithoprick of the qrauntoz,
by reafon of the ſtatute of Firk fruits and Cenches, ſhall abide in bys
korce no longer time then the grauntoz ſhall remaine Archbyſhop 02 By⸗
ſhop of the fame Sea, whereof he was polſelſed at the time of bis fain
graunt : any confirmation of che fain araunt,cuftome,law, oꝛ acute ec.
not withſtanding. 7.00.6, 4, 1. Eliʒ.4. See for Collectors, Accomp-
tants and debter; tothe Queene.
1 How Collectors of difmesaccompting inthe Efchequer may be
4 eee —— I + J charged
Commilſſio⸗·
ners not receie
nine the conte
miffion , dit
charged vpon
their oatbes.
Bankrupts.
Sewers.
Common. Commifsions , Commifsioners.
charged in the fame, or other Courts,to aunfwere to other. S, Accomp-
tants tothe Queene 49. ~ J
2 That the lands, goods, &c. of VndercolleSors of Tenthes and
Subfidies be chargeable tothe Q. for the fatisfying of their receipt. S.
Accomptantstothe Queene 40, 41. , : a
3 Collectors for the repairing of Bridges , their receipt, charge, and
accompt.S. Bridges 3.4. nt
4 The duetie, receipt, charge,and accompt of the Colle“tors forthe
poore. S.Poore 2 .5,6.21.25.26. —
5 Fot the duetie, receipt, charge, and accompt of Collectors forthe
making of prifons.S. Prifons I.2. ————
Common.
Here one hauing no right to common, vſurpeth common, what
time an heire is within are,oz what time a woman ts couert,oz
whilef the paſture fs in the hands of tenantsin Dower , by the curtefic,
onꝛ otherwiſe fo2 terme of life oꝛ peeres, oꝛ in fee taile, and the patture be
long vſed, many hold opinion, that {uch paftures ought to be fain appure
tenant to freehold , ethat the polletioner ought to haue action bp a weit
of Nouel diffeifin, if he be veforcen of (uch pafture. Gut from henceforth
this mutt be holden for Law, that fuch as haue entred within the time
that an Affife of Mortdauncetter hath lyen, if thep hav no common bes
foze , thall haue no recouerie bp a writ of Nouel diffeitin, ikt hey be delor⸗
cen , Meſtm 2, 13,€0,.1.46,S. Approuements.
Commifsions , Commifsioners.
VV Here a Comnniflion ts divected to any perfonte heare and deter⸗
mine, oꝛ to inquire ¢ certific, which Commiflioners never knew
of the fain Commilſſion neither pet the fame etter cameto their hands ,if
thefame Commiſſioners be dittraine by proces forth of the Eſchequer
fo2 iſſues lott by reafon of the ſaid commiffton, they map take their oathes
pefore the Barongof the Clchequer,of their excuſe and diſcharge of the
receipt oꝛ occuppine of the fain Commiſſion. and alfo the Barons of the
Eſchequer, and the Juſtices of the one Bench and the other, haue power
by writ of Dedimus poteftatem, to receiue fuch oathes in the Countrep,
and therokto certific the Barons into the Efchequer, wherupon the Bas
rons fhall vifcharge the fais Commiſſioners: Ano in like ſort te ſhall be
done foz the heires , erecutogs ,o2 land tenants of the ſaid Commilſſio⸗
ners, But fuch oathes thall not be taken but in cafes of Commilſions to
heare and determine, andtoinguire and certifie, 7.0.4.1. |
1 Fortheauthoritie of Commifsioners which are to inquire of Bank-
rupts ,and what they fhall doe in euery reſpect. S. Bankrupts. S.2.&¢.
2 Forallthe authoritie of the Commiffioners of Sewers ,and what in
each refpect is to be done by force of the faid Commiffion, S. Se-
wers 1. &c.
3 In
~ Commifsion &c. + Condition, Couenant. 6]
3 In what cafes Commiffions fhall be direGted to enquire of Puruei- Durueioꝛs.
ors behauiour. S.Purueiors 18. . ie
Where one Commiffion of the Peace fhall not be fuperfedias to a
another: Silultice of peace 110.»
5 For Commiffions to enquire of offences done vpon thefea, and for JPiracte.
the Commiffioners authoritie. S. Piracie 1.2.4. .
6 That Purueiors fhall fhew their Commiffions tothem, of whome JPuruciozs.
they take any thing. S.Puruciors 3. |
7 Forthe fubftance, forme, and continuance of Commiffions graun-= puruciozs,
ted to Purueiors.S,Purueiors 25.26.27.3 1. ba
8 Where Commiffions fhall be graunted to enquire of Iuftices of Riots.
peace and Sherifes defaults for not enquiring of Riots. S.Riots 6,
9 In what cafes Treafons may be tried in any Countie, by the Greater.
Queenes fpeciall Commiffion,S.Treafon 9,
16 In whatcafe a Commiffion fhall be graunted to enquire ofthe qittames.
mifdemeanor of Villaines, S.Villaines 1.
11 In what cafe a Commiffion fhall be graunted vpon an Appeal Appeales.
out ofan Archbyfhops Court. S.Appeales 5,
12 That no thi before certaine Iuftices‘and Commiffioners fhalbe
difcontinued by a new Commiffion, S.Difcontinuance of proces 6.
13 For Commifsions ypon Appeales ypon ciuill or marine caufes.
S.Appeales 8. | ,
14 Forthe Commifsion for executing fpirituall iuriſdiction and the
Commifsioners authoritie. S:Queene 3,
15 For Commifsions to enquire of concealments made by officers
accomptablein the Eſchequer. S. Accompt to the Qu.53.
r6 Commifsions graunted to enquire for money gathered for hou-
fes of correction or Stocks for the poore.S.Vagabonds 13.
17 Commifsions graunted to enquire ofthe mifimployment of lands
or goods geuen to Hofpitals'or other godly vies, S.Hofpitals 10.
he BEEN Condition, Couenant,
A Swwellall ann euery perfon anvperfons, and bodies politike, theit srauntees of
‘Abetres, ſuccellors, and allignes, which haue any gift o2 graunt of — ſhall
King Henry the eight, bp hs letters Patents, of any Lorthips, Ma⸗ tage of condt-
nors, lands, tenements, rents, parfonages, tithes, poꝛtions, 02 any other — ————
hereditaments, op of any reuerfion op reuerſions of the fame, as allo all the leatces.,
other perfons being grauntees oꝛ alliqnees,too2 bp the fain Kine, 02 to or
by any other perfor op perſons, then the fain King Henry the eighe, e the
heires executoꝛs ſuccelſoꝛs, and aſſignes of euery of chem, tall and map
hate and enioy like aduantages anaint the leflees, their executors, admi⸗
niſtrators, ¢ aſſignes, by entrie foꝛ nonepayment ofthe rent, 02 koꝛ doing
«oof waft, 62 other forfatture, and alfo all and euery {uch like, ann the fame
aduantage, benelite, and remedies by actiononely, fo2 not performing of
' other
Condition. Condite. Conturation, &c.
other conditions, couenants, oꝛ agreements conteined ¢ erpreften in the
Indentures of their (aid leaſes, demiſes, oꝛ graunts againſt all and euerp
the leſſees, kermoꝛs, and grauntees, their erecutozs, adminiftrators, and
affignes, as che fain leffors 02 grauntors themfetues, 02 their heires og
— ought, ſhould, oꝛ might haue had and enioyed at anp times.
32, + 34 ' laa
Leſſees halt 2 Allfermors,tellees, anv crauntees, of Loꝛdſhips, manors, lands,
Sey ame tenements, rents, parfonages, tithes, portions, 02 any other heredttas
- againt the mients forterme of peeres, life, 02 lines, their executoꝛs, adminiſtratoꝛs
srfonthar and alſignes, fall and may haue like action, aduantage, and remedy as
they might’. gainft alland every perfon and perfonsand bodies politique, thetr heires,
Have pada — fucceflogs anv allignes, which haue op thall haue any gift oz graunt of
grauntoss, any perfor o2 perfons ofthe reuerſion of the fame mano2s, lands, tene-
ments, and other hereditaments fo letten, 02 any parcell thereof, foz anp
condition, covenant, oꝛ agreement conteined, o2 expꝛeſſed in the Inden⸗
tures of their leaſe oꝛ leaſes, as the fame leflees,o2 any of them might ant
fhoulo haue had again the faid leffoos and grauntoas, their beires oz
{ucceflors (all benefits and aduantages of recouertes invalue, by reaſon
of any warrantie in deede, op in law by voucher o2 otherwiſe onelp excep:
ted) 32.H. 8. 34. —
1 Conueiance of land, leafe or rent with condition of reuocation:or
alteration, S.Fraudulent deeds 7. Ag
Condite.
r. any perfon do wilfully, malicioufly, and onlatwfully cut, 02 caufe to
be cut out the head op pipe of any condite of anp other perfons, he thall
lofe co the partie qrieued treble damages, to be tecouered bp action of
treſpas, and (hall forfate tothe Q. x.li. foꝛ a fine.37. H.8. 6.
Coniuration, Enchantment, Witchcraft. @edi
Coniuestion He ble, practife, oꝛ erercifeofanp Jnuocations, v2 coniurations of
{s felonie. cuill and wicked fpirits, to, oꝛ foꝛ any intent oꝛ purpole, ts felonies
and the offenders, their ayders, and counfellers be felons, 5.15.16.
Etiteheratt 2 Whe vie, practile, oꝛ erercife of anp Witchcraft, Enchantment,
whercbyany Charme, or Sorcerie, whereby any perfon hall be killed, 02 deſttoyed,
petlon ts killed fe Felonie, and the offenders, their ayders and counlellers be felons,
Cts. 1 6. : fen.
Witcherake ’ 3 Gf any perfon ſhall vfe, practife, oꝛ exerciſe dMitchcraft, Enchant⸗
tnbereby ane ment, charme, oꝛ ſozcerie, whereby the bodie o3 member of another hall
amed, orbis be watten, conſumed, oplamed, 02 his goods 02 cattels deſtroyed, waſted,
St, dentror· qꝛ impaired, oꝛ fhalbe counfelling oꝛ ayding to the fame, he thall for the
: fir ft offence be imp2ifoned a whole peere without baile o2 mainppife, and
once every quarter of the ſaid peere Cand vpon the Pilloꝛie, vpon fome
Market o Faire vay by the fpace of fire houres, and ſhall opentp confefl
bis errour andofience, And foz the lecond offence being ag ts ae
i awlully
Conturation,Enchantment,Witchcraft. Confpiracie. 62
{awfully conuicted oꝛ attainten, be ſhall {uffer death as a felon, Sauing eye indert-
tothe wife ofanp offendog in felonte bp this ſtatute her title ok dower, and Tas Ane Wines
to the heire and {ucceflogs his ticle in inheritance, fucceflion, and other {
rights, as though no fuch attaindoꝛ had bene, 5,€1i5,16,
4 M€ any perfon fall take vpon him bp watchcraft, enchantment, Declaring by
charme oꝛ fopceric, to declare in what place any treafure of gold or ſiluer “rag
might be found in the earth, orꝛ other ſeueral place, oꝛ where things loft oꝛ treature, o
Hollen chould be foũd, oꝛ become, oꝛ thal practife by enchatments,charme, fon toes
op ſorcerie to the intét to ppouoke any perfon to vnlawfull loue, oꝛ to hurt king to lous,
oꝛ deſtroy any perfon in his bopp, member,o2 goods, ¢ being thereoflaw-
fully conuicted, be ſhall fo2 che firft offence be impꝛiſoned bp the {pace of a
peere vothout baile oꝛ mainppife, and thall once euery quarter of the fain
peere Hand vpon the Pilloꝛie vpon the Warket o2 Faire dap fire houres,
€ confefle his offence openly ec, and fo being once conuict, he hall for his
ſecond offence being thereof conuicted, foꝛfait to the Queene allbis goons
anv cattele, and be impꝛiſoned during bis life, 5. Eliz. 1 6,
t That Clergie is taken away from him which isattainted of Coniu-
ration, Witchcraft, &c. S.Clergie 4.
2 Thepenaltie for feeking to know by witchcraft, coniuration,calcu-
lation &c. how long the Queene fhalliue or reigne, S.Newes 7.
yi Confpiracie. )
———— be they which bind themſelues by oth, couenant, 07 o⸗ tho be Cor
ther aliance, that euery one thal helpe ¢ maintaine others purpoſe, Pa
falfly,and malicioufly to indite, 02 to moue oꝛ maintaine fuites : And alfo
that caufe Infants to appeale other of felony, whereby they are impriſo⸗
ned and much grieued: And fuch as retaine men in the Countrey with
liueries, oꝛ fees, to matntaine thew lewde enterprifes, and to fubuert the
truth alwell the takers as the giuers: And Bailifes ¢ Stewards okgreat
Loꝛds, which bp rheir ſeigniorie, office, or power, do vndertake to mains
taine oz vphold other quarels o2 {uites , then ſuch which concerne their
Loꝛds, oꝛ themfelues, 3 3,.€0,1,
2 Aman fhall haue await out ofthe Chauncerie againſt Confpira: The gta
tops, falle Infopmers, € Imbraceours of Aliles, Enquetts,and Juries: pra om
€ allo Juttices of cither Bench, ¢ of Allile, when they come into the Coit:
trey totake Aſſiſes, thall make enquirie thereof vpon any mans plaint
wit hout writ, ¢ thal without delay vo right to pplaintifes, 8. Ed. 1.10.
3/ Appeles and Inditements of treafon and felony, luppofed to be done Contptracie
in places where there be no {uch places in the fame Countic,be void, x al⸗ bponappeles,
fo the paoces thereupon awarven : Anv they which be indicted 02 appea- Soo felone
led, map haue a writ of Conſpiracie againt their Inditoꝛs, Pꝛocuroꝛs, ¢ piece fappotca
Conſpiratoꝛs, and Hall recouer their dammages, and the Inditoꝛs, 1920- —
curoꝛs, ¢Conlpirators, hall be impzifoned, make fine and ranſome to tke
Queene bp the Juſtices vifcretion; 9,1). 541418,1),6,12.
ae i 1 For
Conuocation. Corne and Graine.
1 For Confpiracies or agreements made by Artificers, touching ſel-
ling their vitailes or doing their workes, S.Artificers 1.2.Corporation 7.
OEomiabation —
WO ald Li the Clergie which be called to the Conuocation bythe Queenes
~ ention thal writ, and all their ſeruants anv familtars, ſhall fully vfe, and eniop
haue inch it. Cach libertie,oz vefence incomming, tarrping and returning, as the great
which come to men, and commons ofthe Realme haue, o2 are woont oꝛ ought to eniop,
the Warliae — smbich are called tothe Parliament, 8,1),6,1. | :
abeclerate 2 Che Cleraie, noꝛ anie okthem thall prefume to attempt, alleage,
abt ea ot Dan claime,oz put in vꝛe, anp conſtitutions, oꝛ oꝛdinances prouinciall oꝛ ſyno⸗
— Dall, oꝛ anie other Canons, no? ſhall enact, pꝛomulge, oꝛ execute any ſuch
eee Canons, conlitutions, 02 ordinances prouinciall by whatſoeuer name oꝛ
i names they map be callen in their conuocations (which alwates ſhall be
alfemblen bp authoritie of che Queenes writte) vnleſſe the ſame Clergie
map haue the Queenes ropall allen, andlicenceto make, promulye, and
execute {uch Canons, conttituctons, any ordinances prouinciall o2 ſyno⸗
pall, spon paine of euery of thefata Clergie doing contrary to this Act,
and being thereof conuict to fluffer impzifonment, and make fine at the
Queenes will,2 5. H.8.1 9,1, C1i5.1.
Allemblies for 3 No perſon reſiant in any ofthe Queenes dominions, hall depart
religion ale out of the aid Dominions to or koꝛ anp viſitation. cogreacion, op allem
England. plies fog religion, but all {uch viſitations, congregations, and allemblies
Chall be within the Qucenes Dominions, 25. h.8.2 1.I.Eliz. I.
Corneand Graine.
Ho anne, N2 perfor ſhall tranſport out of this Realme, by any Ship, Craper,
Beere,ere op other veſſell, into any place bepond the Seas, oꝛ into Scotland,
—— any heate, Rie, Barley, 02 other Coꝛne op Graine, crowing within
portenwith- this Realme, oz any Mault made within che fame,or any Beere, Butter,
outlicence. Cheele, Herring, oꝛ CAood, (except onely, to ¢ for the victualing ¢ furnte
ture of Berwicke,e the Warches of the fame) without lawkull authoꝛitie
fo to DO, vpõ paine that the owner of che fain Coꝛne, Butter, Cheele, Pere
ring, € CLlood, to forfait che double value of the fame fo caried to the Q.
€ J, tobe recouered by A, Tec. wherein no Cec, E. P.tc. And the Ma⸗
{ter and Mariners of euery ofthe fain Ships Ec, for euery {uch offence ta
— forfaitall their goods, and to be imprifonedone whole peere without baile
pz mainpꝛriſe, And the otuner ofthe fain Shins ec. to forf, to the Queene
and Informer ee, the fain Ships, Crapers, and other vellcls, with all
their apparel to them belonging, wherein the fain Corne ee, ſhall be fo
tran{porten,1.€2.19.¢ M. 5. But no forfaiture of Ship, Crayer, o2 other
Tieflell, or of anie apparcll ofthe fame, noz anie other penaltic, ſhallbe
ertended again anie owner of anie Ship, Crater, oꝛ other Cleflell, foz
thetran{porting of anie Coꝛne oꝛ other‘ things afogelatd, vnleſſe the fame
owner ſhall be Witting, knowing, aiding, 02 confenting to che prohibited
tranfporting,
Corneand Graine. 63
tranſporting, 5.Eliz.5. 27.Eliʒ. II.35.Eliz7. ue it ts lawkull t0 Sea iy tranſ⸗
anie of the Queenes ſubiects to tranſpoꝛt out of this Realme in the Hel: ported.
fels of anie {ubiects with croſſe faples euerp Kinde of Derring and Sea
fith, tobe taken vpon the Seas by anie of the ſaide (ubicces, 5,€lis.5;
13. Eliz. 11.8. SOLES re ISTE
2 Ikanie perſon doe carie and conuey away by Boate,Craterjor other so comme ac.
velſel, oꝛ other wife, any CAheate, Rie, Barley, Walt, o2 other cone o2 ane ae
Graine, oz anie Beere, Butter, Cheele, Herring, op CAood, to anie Hip be crantposten,
oꝛ veſſel being on the Seas; oꝛ within ante Hauen, Creeke or other place
ofthe border of this Realme, to be cranfported bepony the Seas, 02 into
Scotland, without fufficient authoꝛitie fo todo, then euery owner of the
faid victuals, coꝛne and other things aboueſaid fo tranfpozted, and the
owner of euerp {uch Boate, o2 veflell, andthe Boatmen and Wariners
of the fame, thall fopfatt and fluffer all {uch patnes ¢ penalties ag are aboue
rvebearlen, tothe Dt F.ec,to he recouered by A, 3], ec, wherein no CC. ec,
€.19,€C. 1. € 2. P.x D5, - CLES 2
3Ikanie perfon thallobteine ofthe Q. her heires oꝛ ſucceſſors, anie we that hath
licence to tranſpoꝛt any core, viceuall,oz mood beyond the Seas,if he op licéce to trant
any other to whont he thall aiue, quant, op lell his fain licence, thall cavie Reeean tion
oꝛ cauſe fo be caried any more coone,victuall, 02 wood, then fhalbe contet: c Ree in
ned in his ſaid licence, he ſhall forf. the treble value of che ſaid coꝛne, vic⸗ i é
tuall o2 wood,fo tranſpoꝛted without ſufficient authoꝛitie and hall ſuffer
impzifonment fo2 one whole peere without baile or mainpgife in the com:
mon gaole, where he fhalbe apprehended, 1.¢ 2.19.4 D.5, |
4 jmo perfon that thall haue anie fuch licence for tranſporting anie we that hath
Coyne, bictuall,oz wood, bepona the Seas, thal hip the fame, 02 any part perce tS any
thereof at fundzy places within this Realme, but at oneplace certeine, foall tapeit at
bpon paine of fogfaicure of the fame, and all his goods anv cattels, to the one place.
Queene and I.¢c,to be recoucred by A. J. ec. wherein no Cec, EP.Ec.
I, 2. P. and 99,5,
This act thall not extend to anie perſons koꝛ che necefary victual⸗ crictnatting of
ling of anie fhips,o2 other veſlels either ſhall tt be pretudiciall to the Loꝛd ippes.
Admirall of England,korthe time being, oꝛ tothe Queenes Jurifoiction
ofthe admiraltie, but the aid Admirall op his deputies hall vſe anv ere-
cute all kind of iuriſdiction belonging tothe Sea, accopding to his 02
their commiſſions. 1 ,and 2.39,and 9D. 5. ety |
6 Ahen the pice of Cognes 02 Graines erceedeth not the Rates Come of ter⸗
Hereafter following, at the times anv Hauens and YPlaces where and gervsntporane
when the ſame Corne oꝛ Graine halve thippen op leaden: viz, the quar:
ter of Aheate at xx. s. of Rie, Weale,and Beanes at cit, iti v. the quar=
ter of Barlie o2 Mault at rit.g. of currant Engliſh money, Chen it thats
be lawkull fop all and euery perfon and perfons being lubiects of ber Baz
ieltie, her heites og ſuccellozs, to vane, carte, og trantport anie ofthe fain
| Coꝛnes
rt
Corneand Graine.
Cornes 02 Graines (onely out of ſuch Poꝛtes or Creckes ag by che
Queenes Pꝛoclamation thalbe appointes, anv not elſewhere) into anie
partes bepond the Seas to {ell as a Marchandize in Ships, Craters op
other veſſels, whereofante Engliſh bone Subiect then chalbe the onelp
owners.5.Eliʒ.y. Pꝛouided altwaies, that the Queene, her heires any
ſuccelſors, map at all times by her and their wꝛitte of Pꝛoclamation ta —
be publithed generally in che tohole Realme, oꝛ in anie ofthe Counties —
of the Realme, where any Port totones are, command, that no perfor
fhall by vertue of this Act, tran{pogt oꝛ carie anie manner of graine out
of ber Dighnes dominions generally, oꝛ out of anie fpeciall Portes to be
in the fame Pꝛoclamation particularly named, for {uch time as ſhalbe
cherein limitted and appointed, Audit ſhall not be lawkull for anie per⸗
fon to carie out any uch graine, contrarie to the Ceno2 of the fame Pꝛo⸗
clamation vpon uch patnes and forfeitures, as bp the lawes ¢ Statutes
ofthis Realme are and haue bene prouided and opdeined mehat bebalfes
This Act ecnocwithtanding. 35,.Elis,7.$.Cultomers 4. -
Comemayse 7 He thallbelawfull toatl perfons, being ſubiects of the Queene,
eartco her heires and ſucceſſozs, and inhabiting within ber Dominions, (onclp
bes guste a out of fitch Portes anv Creekes, where are,o2 thalbe refivent a Cultomer
Loz08 Deli o2 Collector of Subfinieof Connage; and Pondage, o2 one of their bes
Pde) ait puties, and not els where) to load, carric, op tranſpoꝛt any C Uheate, Rig,
02 Peace, © Barley, Malt Peale oꝛ Beanes, into any partes bepond the Seas, being,
in amitie with this Realme, and not probibited bp anie reftraint, o2
Pꝛoclamation, onelp to ſell as amarchandize in Ships, Crapers, oz
other vellels bearing crofle failes, whereof any Engliſh borne ſubiects
inhabiting within ber Highneſſe Dominions then thalbe the onelp ow⸗
ners, at all {uch times as the ſeuerall prices thereof thal be fo reafonable
tu the feuerall Counties, where any fuch tranfportation (hall be intended,
as that no prohibition thall be made either by che Queene, her heires oz
fucceflozs, by Proclamation to be made in the Shire, Cowne, o2 in any
{Port Cownes ofthe Coũtie, oꝛ els bpfome oꝛder of the Loꝛd Pꝛeſident,
€ Countell in che Noꝛth, o2 the Loꝛd Pꝛeſident and Counfell in CHales,
within their ſeuerall turifdiccions, oꝛ of the Jultices of Aſſiſes, at their
Selſions in other Shires out of the iuriſdictiõ of che {aid two Pꝛeſidents
any Councels, 02 by the moze parte ofthe Juſtices of the Peace of the
Countie at their quarter Deflions inchs maner following, Chat tz, the
fain Loꝛds Pꝛeſidents and Countels for the Shires within cheir iuriſ⸗
dictions, the Julticesof AMile at theirfeucrall Seſſions (in other Shires
out of the fata iurifdictions, belonging to the fain Counfels in the jQogth,
and tn Males) peerely hall opou conference had with the Inhabitants
of the Countrey of cheapeneſſe and dearth of anie of the fatd kindes of
Graine within the Coũties, within the iuriſdictions ofthe fain Countels,
62 inthe other Cotttries, within che limittes of the laid Juſtices of alte,
MY
a
Corne and Grain. 64
by their diſcretion determine whether it ſhalbe meete at any time to per⸗
mit any graine tobe caried out ofthe Kealme, by any Poꝛt within p fain
{eucrall invifdictions oꝛ limits, ¢ fo hal in waiting vnder their hands and
feales make a determination, either fo2 permiffion o2 probhibition,and the
fame cauleto be by the Sherike of the Counties publithen ¢ affired in as
many accuftomed inarket Cownes and Portes within the fain Dhire,as
thep thall thinke conuentent,¢ in {uch maner, as the Queenes Noclama⸗
rids are vlually publiſhed Eaffired, which determinatiõ of the ſaid Pꝛeſi⸗
dents ¢ Countels in their iuriſdictions, ¢ of the Jultices of Alife in their
Limittes thal concinue tn force fo2 the time, place, ¢ manet therein expreſ⸗
fen, pntill the ſaid Pꝛeſidents ¢ Coũſels ſhal otherwiſe order oꝛ ontill the
Juſtices of Alſiſe, at their being in their laid circuites, in euery of che fain
Counties hall alter, 02 otherwiſe oꝛder the fame, except the fame thall be
otherwile in the meanetime altered 02 countermaunden bp the Q. her
heires op ſucceſſors oꝛ by ſome oꝛder of the Jultices of peace in che Coun⸗
ties fcituaten out of the iuriſdictiõs of the (ats two Cotlels, in their quar⸗
ter Seflions tobe holden in themeane time; a7 the greater part of chem,
{which hal finn the fame determinatis okthe Juſtices ofallile to be hurt⸗
full tothe Countie by meanes of dearth,o2 tobe a great hinderance to til
Jace by the meanes of too much cheapenelle, t Hhalby their wyitings vn⸗
Der their hands ¢ feales, make anp determination to the contrary, either
for permiflion 02 prohibition of cariage of ante kind of Graine out of the
Realme, any che lame determinacia thall caule tn like maner to be publiz
then ¢ allixed as aboue is ſaid, which determmation hall alfo continue in
force,ercept the fame thall be altered by the D. her heires oꝛ frccello23,02
vntill che Juſtices ol Alſiſe at their being in their ſaid Circuites in euery
ofthe ſaid Counties afore to then limitted, ſhall alter,o2 otherwiſe over
the fame, who thall ¢ map vpon nein conference hav, from time to time,
alter the fain determinations inthe whole, oꝛ in che part,as to their diſcre⸗
tions fhall (eeme meete, and the fame (hall alſo cauſe to be publiſhed as ts
Hefogepaeferiben: But neither anp ofthe fain Pyckoents ¢ Counſels, noꝛ Mo determins ·
the laid Jultices oF ANile, nog the ain Juſtices ofpeace, tall publith any iibue thee
their determinations aboue mencioned, vntill the fame ſhall be fir bp Queene oz her
wꝛit ing notifier to the Dueene, op to her priuie Countell, « bp her Maie⸗ Coulele alent.
fie oꝛ her pꝛiuie Countell ſhalbe liked and alloted, 1 3. Eliz. 13.
8 The Q. herheires and luccellors, map at alltimes by her writ of The Queene
Wioclamation tobe publithen generaliy in the whole Realme, oz inthe trarwortinae
Counties of the realme, where anp Poꝛt Townes are,ronumaund that no of Come by
perfon thall bp vertue ofthis Act tranfport any Graine to any parts out Peoclamation.
ofber dominions, either generally out ofany Poꝛt in the realme,cz partt-
cularly out of any {pectall Ports to be inthe fame Proclamation named,
and tt hall not be law full koꝛ any perfon to carp out any ſuch Gratue, con⸗
trarie to the tenoz of the fame Pꝛoclamation, spon ſuch paines as by the
MEST TER lavwes
is
» 5 Corpus cum cauſa. Corporations, Maiors, &c,
lawes of che Realme ave and haue bene pꝛouided, 13.Eliz.13.
A veleaint of 9 Aholoeuer (hall bring into any Wort, oꝛ place of this realme, any
into this” Aheate, Ric, or Warley, which isnot growing within the Queenes do⸗
Reale, Minions, at any time when the quarter of Aheate poth not exceede the
price of Dig, ditt. 8, the quarter of Rie titi,s, the quarter of Barley iii, s,
Within the port o2 place, where {uch Graine thall be bꝛought, thall fopfeit
the laid graine tothe Q. and him that will {eile che fame, Buc this Act
extend notte anie CAheate, Rie op Barley, taken by anp of the Queenes
liege people vpon the Sea, without fraud oꝛ couin,3.€0,4.2.,..
He that buieth 10° Ik anp perfon-hauing ſufficient coꝛue for the prowifton of bis
of hie eevee boule & lowing of his groũd fo2 one peere, Doth buy any copne in any faire
mani boing in 02 market; for the change of his een, and doch not bene to the fame faire
fame marker, Oz market, the fame day fo much come as be thal buy fop his ſeed, and fell
it (tE he can).as the. price of copne then goeth inthe fain faire or market,
Chen enery {uch perſon ſo buying coꝛne fo ſeede, thall forfeit vauble the
balue ofthe corne fo bought,to the Q.e F.¢c. to be recoueren bp A.J. et.
wherein no T.c.€.19.465, Ed. 6.1 4. 13. Eliz. 25. For the cuftome of
cornetranfported.SeeCuftome 4,
Hoi g9ny97 Corpus.cum caufa, ’ |
| a Corpuscum caufa, 02 Certiorari; be awarded to remooue the hoop
Lofany perfon which is condemned in any of the Queenes Courts, a
the caule intathe Chancerie, the pꝛiſoner hall be remanded continual
to remaine in pꝛiſon without being let to baile o2 mainpꝛiſe, vntill he hath
agreed with che plaintife fog the fume adiudged.2.1D.5,2..
2 We that ſueth conefeat anerecution bpon a ſtatute ſtaple, € theres
upon commeth into the Ghancerie bp Corpus cum cauſa, and there hath
a Scire facia? againt the partie, bpon that oefeifance op fuch like, be ſhall
fino ſuertie afwell to the Queene, asto thepartiefeucrallp, to peeld his
bodie oꝛ pay the money, ifthe matters comppiled in the Scire facias be not
found oz adiudged for him. II. H.6. 10.
: » Corporations, Maiors,and. head officersofthefame.
— O Watters, Hardens; t lellowſhips of Crafts oꝛ Myſteries, noꝛ a
hances "with npof them, thall cake vpon them ta make anp acts o2 oꝛdinances, ne
Fie chanectton £0 execute any bp thé heretafoze mave, in ditheritingor viminution of che
oz jutics. prerogatiue of the DQ, nogofother, noz againt che common profite of the
people, but ifthe fame acts oꝛ oꝛdinances be examined ¢ approued by the
' Chancellor, Trealurer of England, op chiefe Jutkice of either benches,
02 thee of them; 02 before both the Jultices of Alſiſe in their circuits op
procretic, tn cheshire where {uch acts 02 oꝛdinances be anade, bpon paine
of fopfof rl, Py foxeuerp tine that they do the contrary. 19. D. 7 7 .
Moorninance 2 Rone of the fame bodies corporat, ſhall make anie actes 02 ordi⸗
7 tances to reſtraine any perſon to fue tothe Q, optoanp of her courts faz
Oueenes court. Due remedie to be had in their caules, ne put he execute any penaltic. op
29 puniſhment
x,
N
Corporations, Maiors,and head Officers, &c. = 65
puniſhment vpon any of them, foꝛ any {uch fuite made, bpon patne of fo2-
keiture of LU, fo2 euery time that thep doe the contraric. 19..7.7.
3 yRoWallers,cardens, oꝛ kellowſhips of Crafts, noz any of them, Move that be
Chall compel, og caule any Prentiſe oy Journeyman by oath o2 band, 02 keepe mop.
_ ptherwile, that be after his apprenticethip , or terme erpired, ſhall not fee
bp, nop keepe anp Hop, boule,oz feller, nop occupie as a freeman, without
licence of the Maſter, Mardens, oꝛ kellowſhip of hisoccupation, for and
concerning the ſame, vpon paine to fopfeit for euery time that chep o2 any
ofthem fhall offend contrarie to this act , iti. to the Q.and J, ec. to be
recoucred by A. J.xc. wherein no E. P.ttc. 28. H.8.5.
4 jo Waller, Hardens, oꝛ kellowſhips of Crafts, noꝛ any of them, The fees fog
hall take of anp Apprentice oꝛ other perfor, fox the entrie of anp pꝛen⸗ Srentree city
tice into their ſaid fellowhhips , aboue the ſumme of ii.s.vi.ð, noꝛ foꝛ bis freemen.
entrie when bis peetes and terme is expired, aboue iii.s.iiii.ð, vpon paine
to forfeit kor euery time that thep og any of them thall offend contrarie to
this act, xl.li. to the Q.and J.xc.to be recouered bp A. J. €c, wherein na
- P.E, ec, 22. H.8.4, 28. H. 8.5.
5 Allandeuery pecultar Act, opder,rule, eſtatute heretoloꝛe made, In Corporatt⸗
oꝛ bereatter to be mave by any Founder, op Founders of any Wolpicall, pane anesar
Eolledge, Deanry,o2 other Corporation, at oꝛ vpon the foundation ofthe tiue voice.
fame, wherebp the craunt,leale,cift, op election ofthe gouernoꝛ o2 ruler .
of fuch Molpital, Collenre, Deanry, oꝛ other Coꝛpoꝛation, with the aſſent
ofthe moze part offuch of the fame Hoſpital,ec.as hatte oꝛ Hal haue voice
of affent to the fame, at the time of fuch qraunt,leale,wift,o2 election to be .
made, fhould be in anp wile hindꝛed, oꝛ let, bp any one 02 moe being the
iefler number of uch Coppozation, contrarie to the courfe of the common
Law of this realme,thal be cleerelp void, And all oathes heretofore taken
(viz, before the ſaid Statute made) by any perfon of {uch Wofpitall Col⸗
lene, Deanric, tother Coppozation, ſhall be for € concerning the obſer⸗
tance of anp {uch ogder,efatute,op rule deemed void, Andnoperfon ofanp
fuch Dolpitall,Collenge, Deanrie, oꝛ other Coꝛpoꝛation, hall be tn any
‘wife compellen to take any oath for the obferuing of anp fuch order, eſta⸗
tute or rule, vpon p pain of euery perfon giuing {uch oath to forf for euerp
time fo offending, v. li.to the Q.x J. ec. to be recouered bp A, Fcc, wheritt
no M.tc. E. P.ec.oꝛ other dilatozie plea thal be allowed. 3 3. h.8.27. —
6 All and linguler officers for euery Citie, Boꝛough, o Towne where — chall
Any cuttome tolle duit ies oꝛ fumes of money fhall be demaunded of of ait auetice.
anp Alien boone made denizen thall {ec bp ,02 cauleto be fet bp in opert
place ¢ places of euery {uch citie,borough,or tatune, atable oꝛ tables bp
which the certatntte € berie duitie of euerp {uch cuſtome Ec, of wares to
bedemaunded,may plainly appeare,to the mtent chat nothing be eracten
otherwife chen in old thine hath bin vled, vpon paine that every Citte not
boing the fame, Hallicofe v. li and euery towne cozporat rl, g. for every
K moneth
Corporations , Maiots, and head Officers, &e.
moneth the fame table thall fatle to be fet bp, tothe D.t J.to be recoue⸗
red by A, F.ec. wherein no CE, P. Pꝛouided that che cable ſet opin
clic in London, touching Scauage within che fame, ſhalbe irl viewed, eramined
ching Sea and approuen bp the Chaunceloy ¢ Crealozer of Cugland,the Pꝛeſident
wage, of the Queenes Countell,che L, priute Seale, the Loꝛd Steward of che
Mueenes houthold,¢ the two chiefe Juſtices ec. for the time being, on bp
fower ofthe at the leat, ¢ by them ſubſcribed. 22. H. 8.8. S. Aliens 3.
7 Ik any confpivacic, couenant, oꝛ pꝛomiſe be made by anp foctetie,
Compacts bꝛotherhood, oꝛ company of any craft oꝛ myſterie of che Butchers, Bꝛu⸗
mane Sevits ers, Bakers, Pulters, Cookes, Coſtermongers, o2 Fruterces, that they
fhall not fell their vitailes but at certaine prices , with the prefence oꝛ
ronfent of the moze part of chent , then immediatly bpon fuch conſpiracie
€c, belive che particular puniſhment appointed to the offendo,their Coz⸗
pozation hall be diſſolued to all intents, 2,€0,6.15,S. Artificers 2,
g Maioꝛs, Dhirifes, and Bailifes of Cities, Boroughes,¢ Townes
compat offen» CORPORAL, in their Courts ſhall and map inguite,heare, and determine all
te⸗ oiticers of offences committed within the limits of cheir iuriſdiction, contrarie to
we imap. the ſtatute ppoutden 1.€ 2,19.¢ 9D, koꝛ the refozmation of excelſe in Appas
: —— be rell. And where any kork. ſhall be found within the precinct of any citie,
; bozough,oꝛ towne corporat, the Waior,Obirife,and Bailifes of the fame
Apparel. fhal haue the one halfe, ¢ be that will fue tn any Court of recogn the other,
And euery Waior, Watlifes,ec. bath authority spon che conuiction of eue⸗
rie fuch offendoz , to award proces to the Sbirifeof any thire for the aps
prebenfion of him, which being apprebended , hail be committed bp the
fain Shirife to the Gaole,there to remaine, vntill he bath pated the fork,
wherein he is conuicted, 1,219.4 M.2. S. Apparell 7.18.
9 The Aloermen in their wardes may inquire of all offences ¢ for
Boveri faitures committed contravie to the fatute proutded 24. H. 8, fo2 the res
vis fopmation of exceſſe in Apparel , anv afleile fines vpon the offendoꝛs aca
, cording to the {aw Fatute , 24. D.8.13. S. Apparell 1. &c.
10 Maioꝛs, Shirikes, and Bailifes of cities , and boꝛoughes, haue
power to inquire within the fame, of all fallemakersof Arrowheads,
and Quarreis, and.to punith them accopding to the ſtatute in that cafe
prouided ,7,3),4.7, See Arrowheads 1.
: rr Maioꝛs and Bailikes at their Courts haue authoꝛitie to inquire,
Masifcess. heare, anddetermine all and ſinguler offences committed bp Vittailers,
Artificers,ZGorkmen, ¢abourers again the ſtatute fog them pꝛouided
2,€,6, andto puniſh the offendors accozding tothe tenour of the fame
fatute, 2.€0,6,1 5, S.Artificers.r. rer
12. Ineuery Citic , Borough , and Towne, where there be ators,
Ade yricts of Shirikes, oꝛ bean Dfficers, they haue authoꝛitie to name ¢ ſeſſe the prices
Aig ang Becre. Of euery Barrell, Kilderkin, and Firkin of Ale and Beere: And the Ale
and Deere bzuers ſhall noc fell heir Sle and Beere at higher prites, then
ſhall
Arrowheads,
a ee
Corpofations, Maiors,and head Officers, &c. 66
fhall be aſſeſſed vnto them. 2 3. H.8. 4. S.Bruers 2.
13 ators, Bailikes, ¢ other head officers of the port oꝛ place where Souldiers.
any Souldier Hall arriue (which hauing muttered anv received the Q.
wages, Doth depart from his Captaine within his terme without licence)
haue authoꝛitie to arreſt and keepe the fame Souldier , vntill furcher tn
quirie (accopding to the oper of che Late) be made of his offence, 13.D.
6,19. S.Captaines 3,
14 Sheppices of al barrels, kilverkins, firking anv other bellelsto be ʒartels and
fold for ale, beere, oꝛ fope, tobe bttered therein, Hall be caren bp Maioꝛs, Rulderkins.
Bailifes,¢ other head officers of every citie,¢ towne coꝛpoꝛat, Where anp
fuch velſel hathe mave o2 offered to be fold,8,C1,9.S, Coopers r.
15 The Waiors, Gerifes, bailifes, conttables, ¢ other head officers in aparaing of
fuch cities, bopounhs ¢ townes, wherein no wardens of Coopers be, haue veſſele.
authority to ſearch, view € gauge al barrels, kilderkins, firking,and other
veſſels, that thep be made E marked {ufficiently and conteine the true and
fawfull rates and imeatures, and to marke euerp veflel bearing the crue
content, And to cake for fearching and caning of euery {uch veſſel, q. And
thep may retaine the veffell vntili they be ſatiſſied thereof, And tf chep fine
any velſſel dekectiue not hearing the true contentes, thep mapretaine the
fame,and caule it to be marked and amended, oꝛ els to be burned , And the
ſame authoritie haue the wardens of the Coopers within London , taking
With them an officer of the Maiors, to {earch ¢ marke all vellels within
London, the fuburbs, and tive miles compatle of che {uburbs, 23. H.8.4.
See Coopers 2.5,
16 Ali ators, Bailifes, and gouernoꝛs of cities boꝛoughes, € mar cretteis of
Ket tolunes, and all other places of this Realme;where there be ators, —
Bailikes, oꝛ gouernoꝛs, haue authoꝛitie to name and chuſe diſcreete and eles,
expert perfon o2 perfons,paily to fearch and gauge all beflelsof Salmon,
Herring, and Celes, that they be faithfully packed, and keepe their mea:
ſure, and aſſiſe. 22. E.4.2. 11.1),7.23.S.Fith 8.9.10,
“17 The Julſtices of peace, within any Countieof this Realme, Hall gor mabing
Rot intromit,oz enter into any Citic , Borough,or Towne coꝛpoꝛat, koꝛ 6 ans.»
erecution of anp Article in the act (made to reftraine the ercelline making
ot Maule, ercepe he bea Juſtice of peace alſo in the faid Citic, Boꝛough,
oꝛ Town corporat, But it ſhalbe lawtul to che Juſtices of peace, Datos,
Batlifs,¢ other bean officers of thoſe cities; bagounhs,¢ towns coppozat,
where they keepe Dellions, co proceede to the evecution of theſaid Act, €
euery article therof within che precincts of their liberties, at {uch time c
times, and as often as to them thall ſeeme meete, in as large ¢ ample mas
ner, asthe Juſt.of p.in any countie map do, 39,€1,1 6, S.Maule 6.&c.
13 Jeislawfull coche Watkerand hardens of the Company of Da- Cappers,
bervathers within London calling to them one of che company of Caps Hatters,
pers, and another ofthe makers of Patts,as olten as neede Hall require,
HH : NE — Wwithin
Corporations , Maiors, and head Officers, &c.
‘within the (aio Citic, oꝛ theee miles compaſſe ofthe fame ,tolearchall —
all Cappers andmakersol atts, and the offenders, € defaults by them
foun , to coꝛrect puniſh by fines and otherwile , as in like cafes they do
other offenders and defaults within the ſaid Companie, And it is lawful
toall Maioꝛs, Bailifes, and other head officers, in all other cities any
townes coꝛpoꝛate, to do the like, 3, Cliz,11,S. Hattes 4... alr
wabourets, 19 Foꝛthe authoꝛitie and duetie of euery Maior, Bailike, oꝛ other head
Seruants. . officerofanycitie, boꝛough, oꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛat, concerning the mages,
oꝛder, Direction,and refoꝛmation of labourers, artificers,feruants,¢ ap2
prentices, within the limits of cheir turifdiction, by force of the tatute
therefore pꝛouided, 5. Eliʒ.4. S. Laborers &c. and luſtices of P. 66,67;
68. And all amerciaments, fines, iſſues, and fogfaitures which hall grow
by reafon of anp offences mencioned in the ſaid ſtatute, orꝛ any bꝛanch
thereof, within any citie,o2 towne coppozate, (hall be leuied x recetuen by
fuch perfons of the fame citte o2 tone, as thal be appotnten bp the Maioꝛ
or other head officer thereof,to the ble 02 maintenance of the fame citie og
towne, in fuch cafe as other amerciaments,ifues, ec. bate bin vſed to be
levied and imploied within the fame by reafon of any graunt oꝛ Charter
front the Q, 02 of any her Progenitors graunted to che {ame citte o2
towne, 5. Eliʒz· ·. mons cufianesd 233) Gn ;
20 She Matoz of London within the {aid Citie,€ within thꝛee miles
compaſſe thereof, and all other ators, Bailifes, anv other head officers:
of cities borouches,and townes within their ſeuerall tuvifdictions, hall
inquire, beare,and determine all offences committed contrarie to the fas
tute prouided 5, Clisz,couching Canners,Curriers, Shomakers , ¢ other
artificers occupying the cutting of Leather, And alfo thall bp their diſ⸗
cretions, examine al perfons {ulpected to offend the fata Ace, 02 anp parcel
therof,and che third part cf all penalties offunnnes of money fort. by the
ſaid act,in any citie boꝛough,oꝛ towne, ſhall go to the ſaid citie, borough,
oꝛ towne where the offence ſhalbe committed. 5. Eliz.8. S, Leather,
Lindy 21 The Maioꝛ, Shirite,Bailife oꝛ other chiete officer ofeuery citie,
Retains. Hovough,towne,t port within this Realme, hauing power to heare and
determin perfonal pleas inthe Court holden befoze them, oꝛ any of theim,
Within any {uch citie,cowne,éc, haue authopitie to receiue information of
any perfons, which thall gine any liuerieo2 badge; 02 retaine anp other,
then his mentall (errant, officer, op learned man in the one law oꝛ other,
bp mpiting,oathso2 promife,andof any perfon which Hall be fo reteined,
eto heare ¢ Determine aliwell bp examination, as bp trial all chings done
concerning the fame, bp, o2 to the inbabitants within the iuriſdiction of
thefame Court, And to put the atute fo thole offences pꝛouided in eres
cution, Andthe Queene thal haue theone moitie of allpenaltiesfoofaited
~ bp the fain ſtatute. And che Inkoꝛmer ¢ chiefeofticerof uch citte, borough
0, fhall haue che other, equally to be deuided betwirt them, And Oe
chie
Tannerse
Corporations , Maiors, and head Officers, &c. 67
chiefe officers part, hall be imployed tothe vſe of the ſaid citie, borough,
et. 8.Ed.4.2.8. Liueries 5.
22 Allaud ſinguler Maiors, Bailiks, x Juſtices of 19, within any citie,
boꝛough,oꝛ towne copporate,tn any parts within this realme, wit hittthe
Limits of their connnifiton , haue auchoritte to inquire of all offenders a⸗
gaint Preachers € other Miniſters of the Church, eto heare € determin
the fame, and to {et fines and amerctaments of the ſaid offenvers.as in the
ftatute therefore pꝛouided ts limitted. 1.99.3, S. Preachers 1,2,
23 All Watozs, Bailikes, Shirikes, and other head officers, ſhall caule Unlawkult
the Statute pꝛouided again vnlawfull Games, x for che maintenance games,
_ of Greillerie , to be opentp pꝛoclaimed once euery quarter of a peere in
euery Darket holden within cheir ſeuerall iuriſdictions.3 3. H. 8.9.
24 Maioꝛs, Shirikes, Bailiks, x other head officers in cittes,¢ townes Maintenance
coꝛpoꝛat, tn their courts within che limits of their authoꝛities, haue po⸗ of she Manic.
wer fo inguire,heare,t determine all ¢ finquler offences done in the land, :
oꝛ Within any hauen 02 peere, contrarte to che fatute made 5. Eliz. (tou-
ching certaine politique confticutions foꝛ the maintenance of the Nauie)
and ifany perfon thall be prefented before chem, within the limits of their
authority,oz anp information giuen to them of any offẽder okthe fan Act:
then thep haue authozitie therupon to make proces againſt the offender,
as is commonly vſed vpon indictmẽts of trefpas, And tf anp be prefenten,
afterward conuicten by conkeſſion oꝛ otherwile, then he thall fuffer na
leſſe fort, o2 puniſhment, then in che fata act is limitted:korꝛ the leuying of
which forf.che fard Maiors tx other head officers, within p limits of their
authorities haue power to make ſuch proces, as thep hall think goon by
their diſcretions. Gut che information at che parties ſuit hall be within
half a pere,¢ the inkoꝛmation 02 pꝛeſentmẽt at che D. frit, halbe within
one pere after the offence committed, oꝛ cls che fame thal not be of effect to
put the party to anſwere, oꝛ lolle.5, Ciis,1.S.Fith daies. Shipst.2.3.4.5. |
25 Wain, Ohirifes.¢ Batlties of cities haue authorttie toinquire, Atiete,
heare, and determine of all and ſinguler offences committed contrarie to
the ſtatute prowiden 37. h.8.againſt Uſurie. 13,€iz,8, S. Viurie.
26 All Maiors, Dhirifes, Bailifes, and other head officers of cities, Mince.
boꝛoughes, and townes corporat, within the limits of cheiv commiffions,
afwell within franchife as without , hatte authoritie taccamine , beare,
inquire, and determine the dekaults offuch as thall attempe to fell any
wines tn grofle op by retaile, contrarie to che fatute pꝛouided 28. H.8.
and fo puniſh the offenders by imprifenment,oz otherwile by their diſcre⸗
cretions. 28. H.8.14. S.Wines 1.2.
27° Wators, Shirites, Batlifes ,o2 chiefe gouernors offuch cities 02 Searchu
townes, where anp carracke, galley, 02 hip thall come to ſafe port of any ——
marchant itrangers, their factors, atturneys oꝛ ſeruants, Mall (earch,og Bowttaucs
{uruey the Bowſtaues, bꝛdught, {ent ee conueped into this Realine v
3 the
Wreachers,
*
Corporations, Maiors, and head Officers, &c.
the fain Marchants Ec. And ſhall alligne two erpert men to fearch the fain
faucs , which two men Hall befworne by the faid (Bator ec. that thep
hall truely ¢ indifferently marke the ſtaues that be not good ¢ {ufficient,
that all che Queenes people map haue knowledge of them, 12,€0,4,2,
13,013.14, S. Bowes 1. |
Ryding armed. 2 8 Maioꝛ and Bailikes of cities € boꝛoughes within the fame cities
and boꝛdughes, haue power to make erecution of the ftatute of Noꝛth⸗
Hampton prouided 2, E. 3, againſt thoſe which tall goe o2 rive armed,
2,(E0,3.4. 20. R.2.1. S.Armour 16,
Freeelection, 26 No great mar, op any other bp ſtrength, o2 theeats, hall diſturbe
oꝛ hinder free election to be mane, Cell, 1, 3. Ed. 1. 5. But when any
pignitic is voide, they which haue the election, thal freelp without threats
of any (ecular power, intreatie, 02 oppeflton, proceede to their election,
Artic, Cleri, 9,€0,2.14,
Newes. x Thatthe Maiorand chiefe Officers of cities and corporat townes,
which may keepe Sefsionsas Iuftices of peace , may commit to prifon
any perfon vehemently fufpected of any of the offences , of fpeaking,
&c. falfe Newes againſt the Queene, inquire of the offences , and indite
the offenders. See Newes 11. .
2 What Maiors and otherhead officers fhallor may doe for the pla-
cing,prouifion,reliefe,reforming or punifhment of poore perfons with.
inthe limits oftheir authoritie , See Poore people &c. And what for the
Cagaboundes + punifhmentof vagaboundsand fturdie beggars. S.Vagaboundes &c.
Pooꝛe people.
AUnlawkull 3 For the authoritie of Maiors, and other head Officers, concerning
games. the reſtraining of vnlawfull Games within their ĩuriſdiction, and the
puniſhment of the offenders ,S, Plaies &c. 5.6.
4 Whereany Corporation or Companie , or the head Officers of the
Pꝛiuate
pitences. fame, fhall make forfait, or be pnnifhed for any particular perfons of-
fence, S.Leather 26.30. Draperie 3 8.48.49.116.Gold12.Coopers7.
Sportmaine, 5 Thaticis Mortmaine forthe chiefe Officer of a corporat towne, to
purchafe any land tothe vfe ofthe Corporation. $. Mortmaine 4.
6 Fhatthe Maiorsand other head officers fhall appoint expert men.
big lg to fearch and feale Leather. S. Leather 22.23.25.
7 That Maiorsand head officers of corporate townes , fhall appoint
Tioth learched taine to fearch and feale cloth, S.Draperie 36.37.
Faultie tot. 8 Howthe chiefe Officerof any citie or towne, {hall vſe faultie cloth
preferited vnio him, S. Draperie 3 4.
9 ThataMaior or head officer fhall receiue the names of thofe which
fhoote in Gunnes, and caufe themto be recorded. S. Gunnes 11.
wifitions 40 By what namesthe Phifitions in London be incorporate, hat pri-
B ” wiledges they haue, and what they may doe, and that all Maiors & other
Officers fhallafsit them. S.Phifitions 1.4.5.7.10.
Fuſtians. xx Thatthe Maior and Wardens of the Sheremen of hone
ia Bev cin MGR MME eT My ia fe: earch
unnes.
Corporations, &¢. — 68
fearch the workmanfhip of Fuftians and Clothes. S. Fuftians r.
12 Whatthe Wardens of Gold{mithes thall forfait, ifany worke by Sctutngtys,
them touched and allowed for good ,be afterfound deceiprfill, Sce
Gold 12.
13. Thatthe Maior or chiefe Officer of any citie & town,mayfearch Dvir,
all Oyles brought into the fame to be fold, and deftroy that whichis
faultie and puniſh the offenders .S,Oyle 1.2.
14 That the Wardensand fearchers of Couerlets within Yorke may Couerlets,
fearch in all Faires,from Trent Northward,for all Couerlets made within
the Countie of Yorke.S. Couerlets 3.
15 That the Maior, Recorder, &c.of Norwich, fhall admit thofe #ats.
which hall make Hatts,Couerlets, and Dornikes within the countie of Dojtthen .
Norf. and take nothing therefore. S. Couerlets 5. Hattes 3, ‘
_ 16 Thatthe head Officers of corporat townes ,may appoint expert Pewter.
men to fearch veſſell of Pewterand braſſe. S.Peweerers 5.6.7. Palle
17. Whatapparell Magiftrates in corporat townes may were.S.Ap- Apparell.
arell 16.17.
is Thats common officerin a corporat towne, fhall be no Culte- An officer na
mer. S.Cufteme 20. Beni
19 Thatthe head Officers of cities and townes ,fhall arreft the Caters Caters,
of Noble men,and others, whichtake any thing from any man, without
the owners good will. S. Purueiors 1.
20 That head Officers ofcitiesand corporat townes may inquire of Untkormitie of
the offences prohibited by the ftatute made for the yniformitie of Come “mon prayers
mon praier. S,Sacraments’7, *
21 How Riots, Routs, and Affemblies made in cities and corporate Riots Rents,
townes,which haue luftices of peace,fhall be inquired of, and repreſſed. *
S.Riots 13. a
22 Forallthe dueties of Maiors, and other head officers of citiesand Unlawfull
townes corporat , concerning the executing of the ftatute prouided a- *Manblics,
gaint vnlawfulland Rebellious affemblies. See Riots 16.17.2021»
24. 2 5: 26 e oni
23 That Maiors, Bailifes, &c. fhall be attendant vponthe Coroner, Abinrations.
at the executing of anabiured perfon. S.Sanctuarie 4.
24 That Maiors,Bailifes,&c.of cities and boroughes, may order, re- Gitailers.
forme, and punith Vitailers.S.Vitailers 1.4.7.
25 How theprices of vitailes fhall be affeffed when any Vitailer is qitatles
chofen to beare office inany corporat towne. S. Vitailers 9.
26 Fortheauthoriticof the head officers of corporat townes,in kee. (Geights,
ping, marking, viewing, and examining of Weights and Meafures, See ——
Weights 7.8. 10.11.
27 Thatthe head officers of corporate townes, ſhall haue the moitie qineners,
of the forfaicures of thofe which fell wine in groffe,contrari¢ to the prices
Peat, A eae J ‘allefied
Corporations, &c.' Coconers.
affeffed &c. S. Wines 2. + |
lnes. 28 That head officers of corporate townes, may enter intoa Mar-
chants houfe which denieth to fell Wine atthe priceafleffed , &c. and
fell and deliver the fame, S.Wines 4.
Eines. 29 Thatnone fhall fell winesin Townes corporat, but by the afsign-
ment of the head officersthereof ,S. Wines 9.
Wines. 30 That head officers of corporat townes haue authoritie to aflay
wines , aud powre out the corrupt. S. Wines 15,
RPuſters. 31 Whereand before whom inhabitants in corporat townes ſhal be
charged to appeare at Muſters, S. Captaines .
Unlon. 32 Thatthere fhall be no vnion of any Church ina corporat towne,
without the affent ofthe Maior and Comminaltie &c. S.Ecclefiatt, 3 2.
Stauage. 33 That no head officer of a corporat towne ſhall take Scauage, or
Shewage ofa Marchant for marchandizes cuftomed &c.S.Marchants 2.
Parliament, 34 For,the duetie of head officers of corporat townes,about the elec-
e .. ting and returning of Burgeffes of the Parliament.S.Parliament 5.62
Abiured pere 35 Thatthe head officers ofa corporattowne,may take out of Sanc-
lons. tuarie an abiured perfon committing felonie. S. Sanctuarie 9.
Recourrics. 36 Fortheforceof recoueries, deedes inrolled,or releafes in certain
. corporat townes.S.Women 5.
Fith. 37. Thatordinancesof corporations made for thereftraintof any pete
fon to take, buy, or fell fifh, fhall be void. S. Fifh'22. mt
Wales, - 38 That corperattownesin Wales may hold pleas, and determine
VTL aStionsas in England .S. Wales 55. :
Soulniers¢ 39 Thattheofficers of certaine corporat townes may within their
Mariners. jibertiesexecute the Statute provided forthe reliefe of Souldiers and
* Mariners. SeeCaptaines 26. | ta —
Pooꝛe. 40 Thathead officers of corporat townes being Iuſtices of peace ſhal
: haue the fame authoritic by vertue ofthe Act prouided forthe reliefe of
the poore within the limits of their Corporations as Juftices of peace of
the countie. S, Poore people 9.
Gagabounnes. 42 And that they fhall haue the like authoritie to execute the A@
prouided for punifhment of vagaboundes.S, Vagaboundes 8.
; Coroners.
{Iho hall Be L Coponers of hires hall be chofen in the full counties bp the com⸗
Coroners, and mons of the fame counties,ofthe molt meete ¢ worthy people, which
rebererbepinat Map he found in thefame counties to execute the fain offices ; andof the
be choſen. moſt fare and wife knights which vo belt know, can, ¢ willattend onto
the fame officejand which willlamfully attach, and prefentthe pleas of ©
the Coꝛone, 3,€0,1. 10, Alwaies lauing tothe Que other Lows which
ought to appoint ſuch Cogoners their franchtles ,28Cv, 3/6, Wut no
Coponer fall be choſen, ik he haue not lufficient land in fee inthe fame
countic, whereof he may aunſwere all people, 14. Ed. 3,8. ne
. 2 |
Coroners.) 69
2 Ik anie Coroners be aduertifen by the Ducenes bailifes, 07 ocher ——
honeſt men ofthe countrey, to come to thole that be ſſaine, ſuddenly dead ners (hall
52 woũded, 02 to houſe breakers, oꝛ to any place where creature is found, inquire.
thep thall immediatly come, ann foꝛthwith command foure,fiue, o2 fire of
the next townes, that thep appeare before them in ſuch a place, and when
they come, the Coponers bpon their othe hall inquire tf t hey did know of
the man that was killen, where he was fir flaine, whether in the field, Murder.
op inthe boule, bed, cauerne, 02 in any company, and who were there,
Ed.r1.
3 Likewilſe they ſhall inquire who were culpable, either of the Act o2 Enquirie of
fopce, and who were petent, either men oz women, and of what age thep e oſtendors.
be, fo they can ſpeake and have difcretion : and they which be found guil⸗
tie hy inquifition itt the koꝛeſaid maner, thalbe taken, deliuered to the
Sherife, committed to the gaole, and as many ofthem ashe not found
guilty thalbe attachen, vntill che comming ofthe Juttices, ¢ thet names
inrolled, 3,€0,1,
4 It any man be ſodainly laine, and found in the fields 02 woods, it ig Aman found
to beconfiveren whether he were Maine there op not, ikhe were brought “A .
thither, their fteps that brought him (ifit may be) thalbe followed, and
fo ſhall the tracke of hogle and cave, And alfo it ſhalbe inquired, if he that
Were flaine, were knowen, o2 buknowen, and where he lodged che night
before, And if anie be fond quiltie of the death offuch, immediat ly the
Cozoners thalcome to his houle, andinquire what cattell he hath, ewhat
come in his grange x what on the ground, ¢ tf he be a free man, what free
land he hath, and what it is worth by the peve, belive the Loan of the fees
ſeruice, but the land thall remaine inthe Queenes hands, vntill the Lop
of the fee hath made afine for tt, And whem thep haue inquired of all
things, then they hall caule chem tobe priced, as if they ſhould ſtraight⸗ :
wap be fold, and then the body of him that ts dead fhalbe buried, 3. Ed. 1,
5 Woreouer, the Coroners fhall inquire ofthem which be downed, Sunvenip
ſuddenly flaine, oꝛſtrangled, by the figne offome hurt found vpon their Mains,
bodies; 02 fome other manifeſt token, and (hall attach the finders ¢ all o-
ther in theircompanie, 3. Ed. I.
6 ACoroner ought toinquire oftreature that ts found, who were the Creature
finders, and who are fulpecten thereof, which may be gathered bp fome troue.
mans delicat liuing, anv frequenting of tauerns, which (open ſuſpition)
ſhalbe attachen by foure, 02 fire, oꝛ mo pledges, 3,€0,1,
7 Sf ante be appeaten of Rape, he Mhallbe attached by foure o2 fire Rape,
pledges, if the appeale be freth, andthe ſigne of trueth apparant, 02 an
open outcrie leuied: But tfic be without any manifelt token 02 sutcrie,
two plenges (hall (uffice, 3,¢0,1.
8 Cigar appeale of mathem, if che wounds be mortal, they which be gpathemor
appeaten, Hall fopch with be apprehended, and kept wnttil ic he cbse wouning,
whether
Whe length,
Heeadth, and
Deepenes oF
mounds.
Deodandes.
WMzecke of
Sea,
Coꝛoners fhall
inquire € certt:
fie at the gaole
Deliuerie.
Enquirie of e⸗
{cape of the
muirDerer,
Recoꝛding ent.
Dence & binding
parties to giue
tt atthe gaole
deliuerte.
Coroners.
whether he that is hurt hall recouer oꝛ not: if he die they ſhalbe retained,
ik he liue, they ſhalbe attached by koure op fire pledges, according to the
bigneſſe ofthe worn : {fiche for a maihem, then there ſhalbe no lelſe
then foure plenges,tfa {mall wound,two will ſerue, 3.0.1, :
9 The length, bꝛeadth, and deepenes of all wounds ought tobe views
ed, and with what weapons, aud in what part ofthe bony the party was
hurt, and alfo how many wounds there be, how manic be culpable, anv
who gaue the wound, all which chings ſhalbe enrollen in che Coroners
roll, 3. Edw. I.
To Hoꝛſes, Boats, Catts, commonly called Deodandes, whereby any
perfor ſhall perith, ſhalbe valued and deliuered to the whole Towneſhip,
which ſhalbe anſwerable therefore, 3.€0,1, |
IL AMhoſoeuer lapeth hands vpon the wreck of the Sea, ſhalbe atta-
chen by {ufficient pledges, the price of the mrecke ſhalbe valued and de⸗
liuered to the towne to anfwere, tc, Officium Coronatoris, 3- Cow, 1, See
Wrecke. '
12 Jfanp Coroner be remifle tn viewing of a vead bodie murdzen92
flaine, and do not inquire ofthem that haue done che murder 03 death, of
their Abkettors € confentors, who were prefent chereat,and their names,
02 ſo found do not inroll, certific, and deliuer bis inquifition to the Juſti⸗
ces ofthenert gaole deliuerie in the thire, where che inquifitionts taken,
that the fame Juſtices map pꝛoceede againſt ſuch murderers, tf thep be in
the Gaole, opels certifie the inquilition into the Kings Bench, the fain
Coroner hal forfeit tothe Q, fo2 euerie offence, v.1t, 3.10.7. 1.
13 Che Coroner vpon the view of the dead bodie, map enquire of che
efcape of the murderer, fo2 if he Do the murderin the dap and efcape, the
towne fhalbe amerced, 3. M.7. 1.
14 Euery Coroner vpon any inquiſition before him found, whereby
any perfon thalbe inbicted for murder oꝛ manlaughter, o2 as acceflary to
the fame before the murder 02 manflaughter committed, hall put in wet-
ting the effect of the evidence giuen tothe Jurie before him, being mate⸗
rial, And he bath authoꝛitie to bind all fuch bp recogniſance oꝛ obligation,
ag do Declare any thing material co proue p laid murder op manflaughter,
oꝛ tobe acceWarie to the fame, to appeare at the next generall gaole deli⸗
uerie to be holden within the countie, citie, 02 towne coꝛpoꝛat, where the
triall chereof fhalbe, then and there to giue euidence againſt the partte fo
indicted at the cine of his trial,¢ thal certifie as well che fame eutdence,as
fuch bonds in wetting which be thal take,tonether with the inquifition oz
indictment bekore him taken e found, at oꝛ before the time of his ſaid triall
to be mane, And ifany Cozoner hal offend in any thing tothe contrarte,
then p Juſtices of Gaole deliuerie of the thire,citie,cowne, 02 place where
fuch offence ſhalbe committed, vpon due proofe thereof bp cramination be-
foze them, ſhall {02 euery ſuch offence, fet {uch fine on ſuch nae
they
Coroners. 70
they thall chinke mecte, I,and 2. P.and 99,13, 8. Iuſtice of peace 107.
I5 Sf the Coꝛoner of the thire oz place, where anie perſon thall take 4 Coroner hat
any refumene Sanctuaric in any Churches, or Churchyards, Cathedzall ore cio
Church, Hoſpitals, Churches collegiat, Chapels dedicat, conimonty vſed
as Pariſh Churches, o2 any cemiteries toany of them belonging, vpon
reafonable requett mave, da refule to come in conuenient time, outa ſuch
perſon being in Danctuarie, there to take bis conkellion and abiuration,
accopding to the lawes ofthis Realme, then the ſaid Coꝛoner foꝛ euery
fuchdefaule thal forfeit C.s.to the Queene, 3 2. H. 8. 1 2,S.Sanctuarie 3.4.
16 4 Cononer, which bpon request to him made, ta come and inquire wo tee where
vpon che view of anie perſon flaine, dꝛowned, o2 otherwile dead bp mil ——
aduenture, doth not his office diligently vpõ the view of ſuch body, with⸗ anuentuce,
out any thing therefore taking, ſhall fopfeit rls. 3. Ed. 1. 10. 1. H. 8. 7.
But a Coꝛoner ſhall haue koꝛ his kee vpon euery Inquiſition taken vpon The Coꝛoners
the view of abodie llaine xiii.s. iiii.ð. of the goods and cattels of the mur⸗ he here ae
derer, if he haue any: and if he haue no goons, the Coꝛoner ſhall haue his dercd.
fee of (uch amercement, as anp towneſhip thalbe amercen fo efcape of
{uch murderer. 3.10,7,1+
17 The Sherife hall haue counter roules with the Coꝛoner, alwell Ch i Sipe
of Appeales of Enqueſts, as ofattachments, and other things which 00 ter roites with
Helong to chis office, THelt.1.3,Cd, 1,10, But no Sherife, Confkable, the Coroner.
Eſchetour, Coꝛoner, oꝛ any other Wailife of the Queenes, thall hold pleas
of the Crowne, Magna Charta.9,1),3,1 7,
18 Upon the Jnquilicion to be mane by the Coroner of the neath of a cays onght to
mian,cucry one of the age ofrit.peeres ought to appeare, except thep haue Sheer Deon
areafonable ercule of cheir abfence, Marleb.5 2,0, 2.24, of amas Death.
19 FE the veathof aman (where the Coponersoffice is to make view guuire with»
and enqueſt) doth chaunce in any Countie where the Queenes houle ts, m che Cerge,
# within the verge, the Cozoner of thefame Countie hall be comimannen
with the Coroner of the Queenes boule, to crecute his office,¢to inrell it,
And that thing that cannot he determined before the Steward, hhalbe res
mitted to the Common law, ſo that exigents, outlawꝛies, x pꝛeſentments
ſhalbe thereupon made to the Juſtices in their circuits, by the Coꝛoner of
the Cotitie, aſwell as of other felonies none out ofthe vere, 28,€0,1,3,
But all Inquilitions vpon the viewe of perfons Maine within anp of the Enquire wittp
Queenes palaces 02 houfes, o2 any other houle, at {uch time as her Maie⸗ inthe Dusense
Rie ſhall be abiding in her ropall perfon, thal be taken by the Coroner of boule.
houſhold of the Q. og her heires, without adtopaing of any other Cozoner
of any Shire, by the othes of xii. oꝛ moze ofthe peomen Dificers of che
Queenes te. houthold, returned by the two Clerkes Comptrotters, the
Cierkes ofthe Checke, Clerks Warthall, o2 oncofthem fo2 the time be-
tng, of the foꝛeſaid houſhold, to whom the {aid Coroner thal direct bis
DEERE HV) oo He albe aliguen Hy che Arecetuany Foy the time
. DMN,
-Coroners. Cofinage. Cottages, Inmates.
being. Any the fain Coroner thal from time to time for euer without delay
Certifie vnder his Seale, ethefeales of ſuch perſons as ſhalbe ſo ſwoꝛne
before him, all ſuch Inquiſitions, Indictments x Offices vpon che viewe
of all dead bodies which ſhal be Haine within any ofthe Queenes palaces
oꝛ houſes, oꝛ other houſe aloꝛeſaid before the ſaid Loꝛd Steward, ein his
ablence, before the Creafourer, Comptroller ¢ Stewaryof the Marſhal⸗
{ep ,o2 before two of chem, wherof the ſaid Steward of the Warthalfey to
be one, efuch Inquiſitions ¢ offices fo certifien, hall be taken ag good ta
allintents, as any Inquilit ion taken bpd the view of the boop of anp per:
fon being dead, by anp Coponer of anp Countie of this Realme hach bin,
02 ſhalbe adiudged. 33. H.8.12.27. h.8.24. 32. H. 8. 20, S.Fighting. r.
20 Two head Coroners for the boop of the hire of Chechire halbe
Coroners of elected by vertue ofthe Qucenes weit de Coronatore elivendo,to be az
Chelhices warded out ofthe Clchequer of Chelter, which Cozoners thalbe found to
fit with the Sherike at the Shire courts, co giue iudgmẽts vpon outlaw⸗
ries,and todo all other things that appertainech, 3 5. H.8.13.
1 What euery Coroner which fhalbe abfent from the affeffing ofthe
wages of the Knights of the Shire, fhall forf. S.Parliament 1 2.
2 What Coroners fhall forfaite ifthey doconceale, or willnot arreft
Felons when they may. See Felonie 38. * er
3 Wherethe Coroners fhallimpannellany lurie, of what fufficiencie
the Iurors fhalbe, what Iffues they fhall returne vpon them, and vpon
what paine. S.Riots 7. , ,
4 That there fhall be two Coroners in euery of the 12. Shires in
Wales, how they fhall be chofen : their office and duetie. S.Wales 5 2.
> Cofinage.. aren
[2 writs of Cofinage Aiel ¢ Befail,the which he of the fame nature that
an aflife of Mortdaunceftor ts, p fame anſwere fhalbe alowen fo2 the tee
nat, that the Juſtices did allow him atthe Comon law in Aifife of Mort-
danceftor, viz, that che plaintife ts not next heire of p Aunceſtoꝛ, by whole
death che land ts demaunded, € that ſhalbe inquired ofby the Alſile, t ac⸗
cording to the Inquiſition iudgemẽt ſhalbe giuen, Aeſt. 2,1 3,€0,1,20,
Cottages, Inmates.
D perfon hall within this Realme of Englãd, make, build, oꝛ erect,
— te oz caufe to be made, builded, oꝛ erected, any manner of cottage foz
— foureacresot habitation oꝛ dwelling, noz conuert o2 oꝛdeine any building o2 houſing
me” wate oz hereafter to be mane, tobe vſed as acottage for habitation oz
dwelling, vnlelſe the fame perfon do alligne € lap to che fame cottage og
building, koure acres okground at the leat to be accompted accoꝛding to
the ſtatute o2 oꝛdinance de terris menfurandis being hig oꝛ ber owne free-
bolt € inheritance, {ping neere to the ſaid cottage to be continually occu⸗
pied and manured therewith, ſo long as the ſame cottage thalbe inhabi⸗
ted, vpon paine that euery {uch offender ſhall kozkait to the — os
heire
Cottages, Inmates. a
heires and ſucceſſors r. F. for euerp ſuch offence, 3 1.Eliz. JcJ.
2 Guerp perfor which hall willingly vphold, maintaine, and continue Ciphotners of
anp fuch cottage hereafter to be erected, couuenten, oz ordeined fo. babi" cottagts.
tation oꝛ Dwelling, whereunto foure acres of ground: as is afozefain, :
(hallnot be aſſigned and layd, tobe vſed and occupied with the fame, thall |
forfait to the Queene, her heires and ſucceſſors xl. s. for euerymoneth
that any ſuch cottage ſhalbe by him oz them vpholden, maintained and
continued. 3 LEliz.7. J ; Pot . —D
There ſhall not be any Inmate oz moꝛe families oꝛ houſholds Inmate⸗.
thenone, Dwelling oꝛ inhabiting in any one cottage, made oz to be made
pperected, bponpaine thateuerp oluner op oceupterofany ſuchcottage
placing 02 willingly {uffering any fuch Inmate oz other familie then
one, ſhall foxfait tothe Lozn of che Leete within which ſuch cottage thall
be x. &, foꝛ euery moneth that any {uch Inmate,oz other familie then one,
thallowellopinhabiteinany one cottage as atozeſaid. 31. Eliz. 7. 8. Iulti·
ces ofPeace 101 Leetes ꝛ¶.. ——
4Pꝛouided alwaies, that this ſtatute oz any thing therein contained, rie
fhallnot be extented to any cottage which thalbe ogdeined 02 erected, to, rat Cownes.
oz for habitation o2 dwelling, in any Citic, Towne coppogat, o2 aunctent
Borough oꝛ Warket towne within this Realme, nor to anie cottages
O7 buildings, which hall be erected, oꝛdeined, oꝛ conuerted to and for the.
neceflarie and convenient -babitation op dwelling of anp workemen, 02
labourers in any minerall workes, cole mines , Quarries o2 delfes of
ſtone, oꝛ ſſate oꝛ in oꝛ about the making of Bꝛicke, Cile, Lime, o2 Coles
Within this Kealme: So as the lame Cottage, o2 building be not aboue
onemile diſtant from the place of the fame mpneral o2 other workes, and
ſhall be bled onely for the habitation and dwelling of the ſaid workmen,
noꝛ fhall in any ſoꝛt pretudice, charge 02 impeach any perfon oꝛ perfons,
for the erecting, maintaining,o2 continuing of any ſuch Cottages, as are
before inthis prouifo mentioned and {pecifien, 3 1. Eliz. 7.
5 his Act Hallnot extend to any cottage to be mave within amile ee
ofthe Dea, op pon the five of {uch part ofanp auigable River where
the Admiral ought to have iuriſdiction folongas no perfon ſhall therein
inhabit but a Sailer oꝛ man of manualloccupation, to oꝛ foꝛ making, furs
niſhing, oꝛ victualing of any Sbhip,or veſſell vſed td ſerue on the Sea, noz
to any Cottage to be made in any fogrett, Chale,CGarren, 02 Parke, ſo
log as no other perſon thal therein inhabit, but an Underkeeper or CAar⸗ hes
rener, fo2 the keeping ofthe Deere, 02 other game of (Garren, noz to anp
Cottage heretofore mane, folong as no other perfon thall therein inha⸗
bite but a cõmon heardman o2 thepheard, fox keeping the cattellor heepe
ofthe Cowne, o2 a pooze,lame,ficke, aged, 02 impotent perfon, noꝛ to any
Cottage tobe mane, which for any iuſt refpect pon complaint to the Ju⸗
Kices of Aſſiſe at che Aitiles, o7 to the Juſtices of peace at —
effions,
No netw butt
Dings within
London o2
CUefkiminker,
02 thee mtles
chereot,
The penaltic
v.li.a quarter.
Dre Dwelling
houſt hall not
He conuertep
into moze,
he penaltie
v. li.
Inhabiting
ina boule
deuided.
No Inmates
or vnderſit·
ters,
BF
Cottages, Inmiates.
*
Selſions, hall by their oꝛder entred in open Alliſes, o Quarter Selſiõs,
be decreed to continue for habitation foꝛ and during fo long time onely,
as bp {uch decree halbe tollerated anv limitted. 3 1-€lis.7,0 9
_6 No perfon or perfons of what eſtate, degree, oꝛ condition ſoeuer
ſhall from henceforth make anvievect any tic building of buildings
houſe or houſes, for habitation op dwelling within either of che Cities of
London oꝛ cAeſtminlſter, o2 wichin thꝛee miles of any of the rates of the
fain Citie of London, ercept it be toenlarge his o2 their boule o2 houſes
chat ſo hall build the fame, 02 co adde forme other builvings to his 02 their
houles, op in chew gardens fox che moze cafe oꝛ pleafure of the builver, oꝛ
that fuch new houfe og tenement thalbe fit for the habitation oꝛ dwelling
of {uch aperfon as heretofore hath beene aſſeſſed to 02 for the Sublivie to
ber Maieltie at v. k. in goods, oꝛ iii. k. in lands, at che laſt alleffement next
before the fain new buildings, oꝛ ſhalbe iudgen by the two next Juſtices
of peace, bp wꝛiting onder their hands and ſeales tobe pꝛeſented at the
nert quarter Seflions, to be fitte ans able tobe aſſeſſed in che Sublivie;
accozding to that rate, if befoze chat time he hath not beene fo aſſeſſed, or
except any {uch net building thalbe made fo2 any Hoſpitall fo2 reliefe of
the poore, vpon patne to forfeit foz euerp {uch offence quarterly the
ſummie ofa. B53 5. Elizxß. aids uidoiad sues. ada. ca ey wosout
7 No perlon oꝛ perfons of what eftate, degree, oꝛ condition ſoeuer
thall at anp time hereafter, conttert op deuide anp dwelling houte, og other
buildings now erected and builded, 02 hereafter to be erected and builded
wit hin the Cities and places afozelain, oꝛ anp of them into diuers and ſe⸗
uerall habitations oꝛ dwellings foꝛ feueralland diuers families, Except
euery ſeuerall houle fo deuided ſhalbe fit for habitation 02 dwelling of
fuch aperfon, as heretofore hath bin allelſed to 02 fo2 the Sublivie to her
MPaieltie at v, k. in goods, oꝛ iti, k. in lands, at the Sublidie next before
{uch diuifion, 02 by two Juſtices of peace next adiopning by writing vn⸗
ber their hands anbdfeales tobe prefented at the nert quarter Seſſions,
fhalbe thought fit and able to be alletfen in che ſubſidie according to that
rate, bpon paine to forf. foꝛ euerp fuchoffence, (if any other perfon vnder
that value thallinhabit {uch houle)ehe fumme of v. k. kloꝛ euerp moneth to
he paid bp that perfon that thall permit the houle deuided to be inhabited.
And euery perfor being not of {uch value which Hall hereafter dwell oz
inbabite in anp (uch boule, fo to be new builded, conuerted oꝛ deuided as
afozefaib, thall foxfait fo2 euery moneth chat be o2 the thall ſo dwell oz
inhabitin the fame, k. 35. Eliz.6. : J *
8 No perſon oꝛ perſons inhabiting and dwelling within the Cities
and places afoꝛeſaid thall receiue oꝛ cake into hes 02 their houſe oꝛ houſes
any Inmate oꝛ vnderſitter, oꝛ Inmates op vnderſitters, vpon paine to
forf, kor euery monech that he, the, oꝛ they thallhaue and keepe, 02 wil⸗
lingly (ufter in bis, ber, oꝛ theit houle oꝛ houſes any ſuch Inmate o2 vn⸗
derlitter
Fn ae
Cottages, Inmates. 72
perfitter contrary to the true meaning of this Act the fume of v. pound
ag is akoreſaid. Pꝛouided chat this branch ofthis Acc, oꝛ any thing theres —9—
in conteined,thall not extend to any perfon 02 perſons toꝛ taking op recei· 2° Subttute
uing into his; ber 02 thew houfe 02 houſes any perſon oꝛ perfons, which fozan dnmate,
is oꝛ halbe alleſſed inthe ſubſidie at fiue pound in goods, 02 thꝛee paand
in lands oꝛ fees, oꝛ Hatbe thought able and fit to pay ſuch a race in Sub⸗
fivie as is afozefaiv. 3 5,.€113,6,
9. He thall not be lawfull to anie perſon oꝛ perfons to inclofe oz take Commons and
inyanie part of the commons 02 waſte grounds, fituate, Iping bz being Par srennns
within thꝛee miles ofante ofthe gates of the Citie of London,noꝛ to ſeuer thece miles of
op dewtive bp ante henge, ditch, pale oz otherwile anp of the fain fielos tp: Kaen eat
ing within thrꝛee miles of any ofthe gates of che ſaid Citie of London as
aforefaid, to thelet oꝛ hinderance of the crapning o2 Duttertug of Soul:
piers, 02 of walking foz recreation, comfozt and health of her Waietties
people, oz of the lawdable erercile of Hooting, where there hath bene
vᷣſuall erercife of hooting, and marks haue bene there {et, vpon paine to
forf, fo2 euerp moneth chat he 02 thep oꝛ ante of them thall keepe anp part The penattte
pf the fain commons oz walk grounds inclofen oz taken in fog euery {uch v. li. amoneth.
inclofure fine pound. And for euery moneth that he 02 they thall keepe
anie part of anp of thefame ficlos ſeuered oꝛ deuided for euery ſuch of⸗
fence fine powund.3 5,213.6, ß. IGA aByIER —
10 The one moitie ofall which paines, penalties, and ſummes of mas Te whet vee
ney to be forfeited bp vertue of this Act thalbe tothe Churchwardens of thalbe imploy.
all and every parith anb Pariſhes, where the feucrall offences thall be (24nd bow
committed, to be emploied by them, with conſent ofthe moꝛe part of the ,
Parithioners being houſholders to the vſe ofthe pooꝛe of thefame pariſh
op parithes, and the other moity to him oꝛthem that will fue foꝛ che fame
by F,H. 79.02 J. wherein no €.49; 49,02 C.tc, 35. E1i3,6,
IL The Churchwardens of euerp ſeuerall parih (af they ſhall not be weconerte of
herein offendozs,) where any of the offences afozelain ſhalbe committed ak cheb
{andif thep beotenvozs;) then ithe Curate. of the parith with two other eo **-
honeſt men of che fame parity being houſholders thall haue full power anv
authopitie bp vertue of this Act; to enter into all and euery houſe any
houfes, and other place and places where anp offence thalbe committed
again the true meaning ofthis Act, anv there to diſtreine fo2 the moity
of all and euery fuch ſumme and fummes, as ſhalbe fopfeiten bp vertue of
this Act, and the diffres, and diſtreſſes to betaine vntill {uch moity of the
ſumme and ſummes of monep foto be foꝛfaited thalve trulpfatiffienann
pad, accogding tothe true intent and meaning hereof. 3 5, C316, :
12 Pꝛouided alwaies, that this Act, op any ching therein conteined, peat he
ſhal not extẽd to take awap, preiudice, oꝛ impeach anp good vſages 02 cu- puintty theleo®
ſtomes heretofoze bled in the Cities of London CAUeſtminſter, op either fẽces reſerucd·
of them, fop the refopiming og punithing any ofthe offences afozefain,nor
623 3 : {9
wxbitation fox
Dar
Sailers Shi ipe
twrights.
Juſtites of B.
Mal —
what houles be
mẽeet for —
ſidie men.
The mealure
o2 reckoning
ofa mi
Inmates Hall
fhe Pah i:
fesatthen
Court,
_ the Stewarn ofthe Leete o2 Cotire, and the Jurie, which if be Hall not
LY
a Cottages, —
to any Low oꝛ Loꝛds hauing libertie to keepe aLecte for puniching of
any the offences: afozementionen within the Juriſdiction of bis Leete,
as they night haue done before this Statute, 3 5. Eliʒ.6.
13. Jppouiven alfo that notwithſtanding anp thing in this Seema
teined, tt hall and map belawfull for euerie ſuch Wariner, Sailer, o2
Shipwaight as ſhalbe allowed bp the L. Admirall and che Watters anv
companie of Trinitie houle for the time being im wꝛiting vnder their
> hands ant feales to continue bis habitation in anp Houle that hath beene
built ſithence the Pꝛoclamation ( dated at Noneſuch 7. Julii An.⸗ 2.
—5* Elizabethe) neere tothe Thames five; ſeruing onely for the hae
bitation of ſuch Wariner, Sailer, oꝛ Shipwꝛight, anv not tobe vſed fox
any bictualing houte, noꝛ for anp ſtoꝛehouſe foz any Merchandize ſauing
fuchas ſhall appertaine to the arming oꝛ apparelling of Shippes. Ana
likewiſe that any Wariner, Sailer; o2 Shipweight map hereafter *
any houle koꝛ ſuch purpoſe, anv for none other, on oꝛ neere the Thame
fine, fo as it be diſtant from the very CAharke ny bancke xxx. foote, fo as
people map palſe betwixt the ſaid houles, ano che fain bancke, and the
Chames, And ſo as in the new building thereof, euery houſe hereafter to
be builded, map be diſtant from any other boule aboue rr, foote, to auoid
calualtie of fire, and fo ag alfo that there be no new landing place og
ſtaires made to take vp and lap toland,o2 to Tap from land, in anp ed
ſchip any Mares oꝛ Werchandizes; 35. Eliz.6.
14 Two Julſtices of Peace inhabiting next to any of the houles or
‘tenements aforefain, ſhall haue full power bp vertue of this Act, to de⸗
cide, and determine, whether euery particuler Houſe op Cenement bee
forementidned be fufficient and conuenient for habitation of aman aſ⸗
ſeſſed or fit to be allellen to the Subſidie for her Maieltie at fiuek, in
goods, on thꝛee k. inlands, and whether the inhabitant in any {uch houle
02 tenement be of value 02 ſubſtance to be aſſeſſed in: the Sublidie accoꝛ⸗
bing to the rates aloreſaid, 35.Eliz.6s.
15 ‘A mile ſhalbe reckened and taken inthis maner and no otherwile
that is to ſay, a mile to containe eight furlongs, and euery furlong to
containe rl. lugs ‘op poles; and euerp lugge oꝛpole to containe rot, koote
and an halke, 35.Ellz.6.8 Weights 4.
16 Forauoiding of colourable continuing of Inmates againſt thei inte
tention of this Act by pretence of any leaſſes 02 ates made to them, the;
fatd Inmates: pretending any leales, atthe nert Leete op Court to be hela’
in the manno 02 plate: where the houles inhabited by Inmates are fie
tuate, all pꝛoduce his or her Leaſe and thereokmake yond proofe before)
doe, then the fata Inmate to be forthwith remoued as aboue is mentio-
neds Chis Act to endure for dif, peeres, and afterwards — the end of
the Seſſion of Parliamenc cher next enſuing, 35.Eliz.6. a
ouerlets.
Couerlets. — 23
ATO perfor dwellmg within che CounticofWorke, or with vnto che Dale of coneee
N fame; thallmake any Couerlets oꝛ coueringsto put to ſale, vnleſſe fies" Parks
fuch perfon be inbabiting wichinthe Citie of Poꝛke, on within the Sub⸗
ucbes ofthe fame, vpon paine of kortaiture ok the fame, op the value theres
of. 24 h.8.10. rth |
perfon of theoccupation of thei hanvtcraftes men of Couerlet —
makers dwelling within che fain citie ok Poꝛke, 02 the Suburbes of che wire Hail go as
fame,oz elfetubere within the fain Countie , ſhall vle che craft of hauking beoad.
abpoad in the countrey to Uillages & mens houſes, 02 goe ag haukers , 02
put to ſale anp couerlets in any other place, out of theſaid citte ano liber:
tiesthereof, but onlpin the open markets and faites, vpon paine of forfai⸗
ture of the fame coucrlets,opthe value thereof 34,1D.8,TO) 9
3 The Wardens and Searchers of the occupation of Couerlet ma. Seated for cow
kers within Dorke, and their fucceflars, haue power to make (earch in all weougye, ob
F aires and Warkets from Trent Northward within this Reale, for Wanting atte.
all fuch Couerlets as ſhalbe put to falenot being full wꝛought, and made
of fulficient ſtuffe; op not conteining the Alife accuſtomed (vis, The betk
ſort ought to conteine it length tit.pardes,anvin breadth it. pardes and a a
quarter at theleatt: The ſecond fort ſhould conteine in Length tt. yards; ———— |
and in bꝛeadth ii. yards: And the loweſt oꝛ thir fort fhoula contetne two aise
pards and a halke in length, and in breadth onepard and thpee quarters.)
Ann to ſeiſe ¢ take the fame as fopfaited, Che one moity of which fopfat-
tures ifit be in any Citic, Borough,or Cowne corpopate,to beta the Wat
102 and Comminaltte, Batlife, Gouernop; 02 other Ruler and Comminal:
tie of euery {uch citte ec. authoriſed to haue the fame by grant or preleripe
tion,op othertwife lawfully: And the other halfe ro ſuch perfor o2 perfons,
as fhall feife 02 fue for the fame by B. 19,49, orotherwife in any Court
of Recoꝛd, wherein nd TC, P. 0 dilatory plea thalbe allowed, Andif the
faid fof. happen to be found,o2 taken dut of anp ofthe ſaid cities, Towus
oꝛ Boroughs hauing no ſuch authority: Chen che one moity of the lorlai⸗
ture ſhalbe to the Queene, and the other to fuch perfon and perfans as wil
ſue fox che fame in anp ofthe Queenes Courts informe aforeſaid. Aud
Inher, anvas often as the fain Searchers,or CAardens of the occupation
of Couerlet makers. of the {ato Citie of Boꝛke ſhall mabe {earch in any
Liberties oz Franchiles within the fain Tountie for any of the caufes in
this Act mencioned. Chen anv lo often thep (hall require the head Défi-
cer of the {aid Libertiesoꝛ Franchiles a2 his deputie, tebe aiding an al⸗
fiffing; anv alfo to goe with them tamake the {ain fearch’, audif the laid
Dificer 02 bis Deputie, vponrequeſt fo mabe, refuſe or wil not fo do, then
vpon fuch pentall and refuſall the fame Searchers 02 (Hardens , thall
make fearchthemlelues,any chirig in this Act ec.notwit hſtanding 1920
uided that the Lords of the fain Liberties and Franchiles where any ſuch
learches thall be mave bp authoritie ny Act, hall haue uch fines ant
footage
48 | Couterlets.
oo» fopfaitures; as okright they ought tohaue by reafort of any ſuch {earches,
| in as large maner, ag thepought to baue bad, before the making of this
Act, 34. h. 8. —— 1
pig ley 4 But it halbe lawful to euery perfon dwelling within the County of
ertepted. Morke,ta make couerlets of what Alile o2 Tufte thep will. for thetr owne
bie,o2 Tore of their houſholds, oꝛ foꝛ their Lords, to whom they be tenãts.
So that the ſame Hall not be put to fale.3 4.10.8,10, | |
spaking with · 5 Noperſon by himlelfe, oꝛ bp his ſeruant oz Apprentice, thall make
“ie
Ort Gas Oz woꝛke anp sFelts,o2 thrommed Iate,o2 weaue,oz make any Couerlets
ugcletsec, BY Doꝛnecks, o2 oceupy, vſe, oꝛ erercile the miſteries og occupations of
making oF Felts, oꝛ thꝛommed Dats, op weauing of Domecks Couer⸗
lets 02 any of them within the Citte of Noꝛwich, or within the Countie
~ pf Foz elke, oules he oꝛ they, that thal fo make o2 worke, any ſuch Felts
Wate, Felts. oz Dats, oꝛ fooccupy che occupation oꝛ mifferp of making of felts,o2 hats
as afogelaty, within the ſaid Citie oz Countie,be licenced and admitted ſo
to doe bythe Maio, Recogner, Stewardand tino Juſtices of che Peace
ofthe fat citie, oꝛ by iiii. of them, o2 that haue bin apprentice tothe fame
occupation and miſtery of Felts and Dats making by che {pace of ſeuen
eres and in like cafe, vnles fuch perfor oꝛ perlons that hall fo make og
Domerks~ wearte Dornecks, 02 fooccupp the occupation o2 miltery of Dornecks
s · weauingwithin che laid Citte op Countie, be licenced oꝛ admitted ſo to do
bp ihe Dato, Kecorder, Steward, and two Juices of the Peace of the
{ata Citie oꝛ op tiit.of them, oꝛ that haue bin apprentice tothe ſaid titterp
and occupation of Downesks weauing by che terme of vii. veres: And vn⸗
{es he opchey chat alta make og weaue Couerlets;o2 fo occupy the artes
CAeantng Coro» wnittery of Couerlets weauing op making , belicencen and symitten fa
to doe bp he Maioꝛ, Reespser, Steward, Eto Juſtices of the Peace of
the {atv Citic,o2 by iiti ofthe, 02 chat haue bin apprentice to the occupas
tion ann miffery of Couerlets weauing og making bythe {pace og terme of
vii veres, 5. 6. Ed. 6. 24. perl ie SUT Se PT | a yore
Soneetetser, 6 Noperlon oꝛ perſons hall make any Felts og Mattes , oꝛ weaue og
- QHalbe woauen make any Dornecks, oꝛ Couerlets,as afoꝛeſaid, oꝛ occupy, exerciſe op vſe
MaDe che occupation Arts oꝛ mitteries of making of Hats oz selts,o7 weauing
Towne. oꝛ making oꝛ Doꝛnecks oꝛ Couerlets, oꝛ any of chem, asaforelaty, in any:
placeaut ofthe ſaid Citie of Noꝛwich within che ſaid county of Noꝛff.but
onely ina coꝛpoꝛate oꝛ market towne, vpon paine of fogtaiting, afwell the
the Felts, Dats, DomecksanaCauerlets ¢ euery of them, which thail be
made, wꝛought oꝛ woouen,contrarp.to the tone? of this act,o2 of arty part
np clauſe thereot: As alſo x.s. foꝛ euery halfe douſin of tbe (aid. Felts oz
Hats andot its iiti.ð. koꝛ euery Couerlet, and of vi.s.biiiv. foꝛ euery vi.
pardes of Doznecks, ſo, as is akoꝛeſaid,to be mave,wouen oꝛ wꝛought.cõ⸗
trarie to chis Act, Che one halfeot which kortaitures, to be tothe Queene
Her heives and luccellogs: Ano the ot her halle thereol tothe perſon J pers
Mi his eli’ i ons,
we
|
Counterfaitlettersandtokens, Coopers. 724
ſans that Malo: wilt ſeiſe the lame, op that will op ſhalllue fox the fane,,
02 for anp part thereof,in the Q.Court of Guild hall, within thefaincCiey © aber
of Norwich oꝛ in anyother ofthe Q. Courts of Recoꝛd within this Rec
aline of England, by A. ok detinue, debt, P.B. J.oꝛ otherinife, wherein no
@, CU: 02 foꝛeine plee,to the iuriſdiction of the Court, ſhall be allowed
5.€6,00,6.24, 0) 2g OP Dred tet HAE qd
7 Pꝛouided alway,that all and euery fuch perſon oꝛ perſons, as do note:
dweli or hereafter ſhall dwell and exerciſe the miſterie of Dorneckes and
Couerlets making within the towne o2 pariſhof Pulham in the ſaid coũ⸗
ticof Noꝛff. hal and map occupy Eererciferhe making of dorꝛnecks, and
Touerlets, within che fain cotune of Pulham, as they haue heretofoze blew
fo doe: Any thing ¢cnorwith tating, 5.¢ 6.006240 e.g Ce
8 Ik the Waior, Recover, Steward,or Juſtices ofpeace,ofthe ſaid ci- Dificers tar
tie,for the time being oz anp of them,thall take anp ſumme of monep, oz Sidtrancee et
reward, for admitting of any perfon to occupy oꝛ vſe anp of the arts, oꝛ mi⸗
ſteries afozelain, Foꝛ every fuch time, and euery ſuch cale, the perfon fo of
fending, ſhal loſe and foꝛf.v. li.to the Qand I chat tuitl {ue for the ſame as
is atoꝛeſaid,5. and s. Ed.6.ꝛ. J —
Counterfaitlettersandtookens, 990 fi
J——— chall kalſely ant deceitkully, cet into his hands o2 pote:
| ſeſſion anp money, goods cattels, iewels, o2 other things: ofanp:
other perfong, bp colour and meanes of a pꝛiuie token, 02 counterfait let⸗
ter, made in any other mans name, and that be proued bp confellton, o2 ex⸗
amination of wines, taken before the L.Chancelor, oꝛ before the Ducens
Countel inthe Starre Chamber, the Juttices of Alſſiſe in their circuites,
the Juſtices of peace in their generall Seſſions the Juſtices of any citie
Oz towue coꝛpoꝛate, oꝛ by action in any ofthe Queenes courts of Recoꝛd:
Shalt haue ſuch correction by impriſonment of his body, ſetting vpon the
pillorie oꝛ otherwiſe by any corporal paine (except death as ſhall be vnto
him adiudged, by che perfons before whom be ſhalbe conuicted, x beſides
the partie grieued ſhall haue ſuch renieny by action oy otherwiſe koꝛ the :
fame mony, goods, xc. as he might haue ha ikthis act had neuer bin made.
33..h. 8.1.8. Iuſtices of peace 54, eared Wats
7 . Coopers, |
I any Cooper do fel any Barels, Kilderkins, Firkins, oꝛ other veſſels, queices ana
fox Ale, Beere, oꝛ Sope to ve veteren therein, aboue {uch prices which — —
ſhalbe aſlelled bp the Jullices of the peaceot the thirein their Selſions, of veuels
02 by the Maioꝛ, bailike oꝛ other hean officer of the citie,bozoughoz towne |
corporat, twbhere the faid veſſels ſhalbe made o2 offered to be fold after p2o-
clantationthereofmave, he hall fopfait for euerp vellell ſold at a greater
priceitt.s,ttitd, to the Q.and J.to be recouered bp Actionok det, wheres
in no CU, ey Co10.F0,8.CL9,Slufticesofpeace79, 9
a £37). 2 Cuerp
* 900 Coopers.: S115 NSIS |
The tontents 2 Euery Cooper hall make hisvellels for Beere and Ale, of rood any
peflet Beere feafonadle wood aſhall make a Beere barrel to containe xxxvi. gallons,g
; kilderkin kor beere, rbiti.a firkin for Beere,tr.a barrel for Ale xxxii. a kils
derkin foz Ale, rvi.a firkin for Ale, ditt, gallons of the, Stanvard,o2 els
he thatl for fait for euerp veflel fo not mave,rit.d.tathe Queene ¢ J. to be
recoucren bp A.J ¢c, wher no, w. tc. E. P.xc. And no Cooper thal make
any vellelfor Beere o2 Ale, to be ſold, of any greater o2 lefler number of
gallons then ts akoreſaid, vnles he ſhall cauſe to be marked vpon euerie
Such veſſell che certain number of as manp gallons as it thal contain,that
enery perfon may know the content. Ano if he marke not bis vellell with:
bis owne marke;be (hal forfait iii.s.iiii.ð. 23. h.8.4. ‘
Dininihing 3 Choloeuerdothdiminith anp barrel, kilverkin, o2 firkin,to thede-
of veltcls. —- ceitoFany other, bp taking out the heav, op anp ftaffe from fuch vellell,
fhal forfait ili.s.iiii.ð.be punithen at the vifcretton of the head Officer, bee
— the default ſhall be pꝛeſented, and the veſſell ſhall be burned.
23..8.4.
Ceffels bꝛoght 4No Bꝛewer ſhall ſell, vtter, oʒ put to ſale any Beere oꝛ Ale in any
Sy lead Buts, Wipes, jouncheon, Pogtheans,tierces,o2 other fuch vellels brought
" from bepond the {eas within the Citie of London oꝛ ſuburbs of che fame,
oꝛ inanp other place o2 places within two miles compalle without che
{ane fuburbes befoze the fame thall be lawkully gauged, and the true cons
tent of euery ſuch veflel ſet downe spon the fame, bp the gallon appointen
and allowed for Seere and Ale accoring coche Standard, bythe Baker:
and Aardens ofthe mifferie of freemen of the Cowpers of the Citic of
London oꝛ their deputie og deputies: Noꝛ ſhall (ell, vtter,o2 put to fale anp
Beere 02 Ale in any ſuch vellel op velfels in any other place o2 places with-
inthe vealineof England e Wales, before the fame thalbelawfullp gait⸗
ger and the true content ofeueryſuch vellell ſetdowne opon the fame bp
the gallon afozelain; accoꝛding to the Standard, by {uch as bp the ſtatute
SeeCorporae in that bebalfe made(An;23,1),8,4,) are to haue the qaucing of barrels,
— kilderkins, + firkins mane fox Beere oꝛ Ale to be put in,in ſuch other place
op places within the realme of England ¢ cAales, vpon paine to fopf, all
ann euery {uch vetlel ¢ veſſels wherein anp Beere 02 Ale thall be vttered,
ſold oz put to (ale, contrary to the true meaning hereof; And alfa all the
Beere oꝛ Ale whtch thalbe at the cimeofluch vttering, felling o2 putting
to fale therein contained,to him oz chem that wil {eile the lame, ano bpon
pain alfato korf. for euery ſuch veſſel wherin Beere 02 Ale thalbe fo vetes
ven, fold,o2 put to faler.s,to the Die Jto be rece eted by A. B. P. J. oꝛ 0°
therinife, wherin no E. P. M. Weee.3 1E18.39. C1518,
hat tathe «S$ Where thatbe taken fop the gauging of euery fuch vellell within the
taken for the citie of London e€ firburbsof rhe fame, in euery place Within tino miles.
Sersnsoe compatle without the fame fuburbs,bp the Watter ¢ Cardens of the mi⸗
ſterie of freemen ofthe Coopers of she citie of ondon foz euery a
—
>. Coopers, . ae
for euery Pipe i. v koꝛ euery Puncheon ob. foꝛ every Hogſhead ob. Foxe or
uery Cierceod.¢ foz euery other veſſel which Hall at any time be bought
inco this Realme from any p parts bepond the leas, wherein Weere oꝛ Ale
fhalbe vttered, ſold, oꝛ put to fale within the ſaid Citie 02 Suburbs,oꝛ any
other placeo2 places within two miles compaſſe without the ſame Sub ·
urbes after Itke rates Eno more, And there fhalbetakenfoz the gauging «
ofeuery ſuch veſſel opbellels in euerp other place within the Reale of |
England and CHales, by {rch perfon eperlons as by che faid Kattite made
(An,23.10,8.4.)are appointed for gauging thereof, after uch like rates
as are herein before appointed to be taken for gauging within che citie of
London ¢ fuburbs of the fane,c in other places within two mites compas
Without the lame fuburbs, 3 1.Ci5,8,39.C1518. tte
6 This act Hhallertend to euery perfon which hall ole o2 occupy the Thisact exté-
mifterp of Bꝛewing, as wel Cnalith boꝛne as Stangers. Ano te ſhallbee tt anu
lawtulto every perfon which ſhall haue authogity bp vertue ofthis act to Strangers.
gauge any veflel o2 vellels by this act meant 02 intended to be gauged, to Rereirins oe
reteine euery veſſel which ſhalbe gauged acrording to the meaning of this tit the gauging
act, vnilthe money which halbe due for the gauging thereot halbe true⸗ moner PF paid.
{y ſatiſſied ann paid, 3 1. Eliz.8. 39. Eliz. 18. EES,
7 The Walker ¢ Mardens of Coopers aforefain op their fufficient de⸗ Khe warnen ot
putic dz Deputies within the lpace of plotit, houres nert after anpreafona- tones the
ble requeſt to thẽ oꝛ anp ofthem made, thal come to any Bꝛewer o7 Meta Weewers Houle
ers houſe oꝛ other plate inthe laid citie of London 02 firburbs thereot ©
2. miles diftatice ofthe ſame whereas their cafkes thalbe, ethere with all
teafonable expedition, ſhall gauge ¢ marke the fame caſkes & every of the,
Hips pain fo2 euery defarle,cofort.cothe party bp oꝛ for thom {uch requett
ag afozefain fhalbe mane, che ſumme of xx. s. to be hav ¢ recouered by the
faid party again the copporation of Coopers afozefaty by action of debt
in any of hex Ma. courts of Reco at cAelt oz ellwhete in which action
ho €.49.02 CH. ¢c, halbe admitted oz allowen.3 1 E08. 30.15.18)"
8 Ikany Scottiſh man, o2 any ſtranger thall bring front Scotland or cerers fitten
from a the feas to thefatd Brewers op any of the, anp matter of koꝛ itt ‘Beeve to
raitte cakes, thal require to hatte Beete put inca thefame, ab init erate °° “PO
popt the fame beere from hence, either tito Scoelay, op oucr the {eas there
to be dzunke then iu eueryluch cate it hhall and imap be Yainful to zud fo
the laid Brewers, oꝛ any of them to fil all uch caths with Beere at ſuch
arate Ereckoning ashe and hismatchant can agree without hautugthe
laid Calkes og any of thom gauged dz inarkeh as te afozerain, atid 1 i it
incurring any penalty therekore this Act eC. not vicht andi
8,'25,Elis.18, Chis aet to continue eo theehveat the i
enſuing. 2799 CHG WEI OF gugedaus IMG F OC} u sais songs ate
“1 ‘Thatno Ale of Beere brewer fhall occupiethte miterieofCoopers.
SecBrewerdr) SUH ay. i ciples millet g of Coppers |
* 13 Countie
$ -
Countie or Shire Court.
County comts My | OD County court ſhalbe longer deferred, but from one moneth to arte
— ree Aother, and the fain court thalbe kept euerp moneth € none otherwiſe.
2.Cd.6. 25. And in like foge hall the Countie Courts in the xii. ſhires in
CUales,and in the Countie of Bunmouth, be kept. 34. H. 8.
In what 2, The Sherike of che counticok Noꝛthumberland ſhall keepe che coũ⸗
fhe daees tiecourtofthat ſhire in the towne and Calle of Alnewike and in noneas
ofleneral hives ther place.2. Ed. 6.25. The ſhire court for the Shire of Suller, ſhall bee
pinta kept one time at Chichetter,€ another time at Letues,alcernis vicibus fog
ever. And tf any Shire Court be holden to the contrarp all chings therein
none ſhall be botne,19,10,7,24. Che Sherife of the Countie dk Chetter
is bound to keepe bis Shire Court in the Sbire hall of the fain Countp,
Wales. 33468.13. And the Sherikes Shire Courts in Wales ofthe County of
nye . Brecknock,(halbe holoen at Bꝛecknock, of Radnoz, at new Radnoz, and
it .5 Beton, DF Mountgomery, at Mountgomery €Waghenleth, OF Dens
~ bigh and Mrixham DF Monmouth, at Wonmouth ¢ Newport, alternis
vicibus. Anno 27.10,8,26. :
IWithin what time Sherifes in Wales thal keepe their Coũty Courts
«ion and Hundreds,and.whatfeesthey thall take therein, See Wales 41,
Fe is il Ko Courts. ts
Suites forthe Lland euerie luit anv luites, which hereafter thall be hav, made o2
ee (. d taken, of, fo2, 02 vpon any Debt oꝛ Dueties which heretofore hath
Courts where growen op bin due oz that hereafter hall grow oꝛ be due tothe Queene
cher Malbe one fy che ſeuerall offices any Courtes of her Cichequer, Duchieof Lancas
fier, Walker of the CClacnes and Liveries, o2 in. anyol them, oz bp reafort
oꝛ auchority ofany.ofthem, thall be ſeuerally ſued in {uch one of the ſaid
Courts, and Offices, in the which Court and Dice; o2 by any occaſion
ofthe which Court anv Defice,the fame debt oꝛ duty did fire grow o2 be:
Come due, 02 hereafter thall grow oz becomedue, oꝛ in the which Ditice
o2 Court the Recognifauce,obliqation,og ſpecialties, is, oꝛ ſhall be 02 ree
maine:and euery {uch ſeuerallſuite and {uites thalbe made in euery of the
{ato ſeuerall Ditices and Courts buver the ſeuerall Seales of the faid fe-
uerall Courts, bp Capias,Excendi facias, Sub pena,Atrachment, and pꝛo⸗
lamation ofatleageance ik need hal require,op any of them,oz atherwile,
As brite the fath {euerall Courts ſhalbe thought, by their dilcretions, expe⸗
dient for the ſpeedy recouery ofthe Queenes debts. And the ſaid court of
Elchequer, and all and euery of the ſaid courts, thal haue whole ¢fulkaus
tho2ttic, and power to heare and determine all and euery {uch fut ¢ fuits,.
as Halbe | — and purfued fo2 the intent aboue ſpecified, ¢
theretipon to awar —— erccution,by and vpon the beoy landes
dind (p60 mae ‘Patty or patties that fo thalbe condemned accordingly:
Che authority And alfo Hatt haue full power ann authority to heare and determine all
Sr eipeqer Me all mancrotdedts,petinues,trefpalles, acconyns.reckoniags, watts,
Tourn ang vifcetpts, Negligences.defaults, contempts, complaints, Sata it
‘ reegene) ‘ i: uits,
al 3
<4 c=
Courts’o° >. Cuftos Rotulotum. 76°
{uits,trifes,controterfies, fopfaiturcs offences, and other things whatlo-
ener thep thallbe, which hereafter hall qrotwe, be moaned, ſtirred, proces
red, oꝛ arife,in,fo2,02 bpon any matter, caufe o2 other thing, aligned com:
mitted op appointed, op hereafter to be alligned, committede oꝛ appointed
tothe feuerall directions, oꝛders and gouernancesofthe ſame Courts 02
anp of them,02,foz,02 bpon any maner of ching op things , which map oz .
{hall couch, o2 in any wiſe concerne the lame, wherein the Queene hal be.
onelp partie:And alfo all maner of fates for terme of peres betweene pare
tie and partie, concerning the pꝛemiſſes: and tocozrect ano puniſhe bp
cheir vifcretions,all and euery perfon and perlons, which before them thal
hee conuictedof any ofthe ppemiſſes, according to the nature, qualitie,
and quantitie of his oꝛ thetr offence o2 offences cauſe oꝛ cauſes, matter 62
matters (all anv all maner of creafons, murders, felonies eſtates, rightes,
titles and intereftes, as wellof inheritance as of freebolte ¢ other ther
Jointures foz terme of life) onelp excepted anv alwatesireferued) 33. ©
8.39. ey n Che Quins —
me Euery of the (ain Courts ſhall haue fullpower and authozities £0 quneveing of
{et fuch fines,penalties,anv amerctaments bpon parties, Sherifs,ofticers oſtendoꝛs.
and other perfons,fo2 bis and their defaults, contempts, negligences 02 -
mifvemeanozs, as vnto the fain Courts o2 vnto anyof them, walbe reaſo⸗
nably conſidered anv thought erpedient, And all andeuerp trial and trials Trials
of all and all maner of ſuits, bilg plaints, informations, peclatations, cõ⸗
plaints,anfweres,replications, allegations, caufes matters and iſſues, op
any of them, tobe purſued, mane or tried in the fain ſruerall Courts, og
any ofchent, halbe made ¢ tried bp due eramination of witnes, writings,
proofes,or bp fuch other mates 02 meanes,as bp the ſaid ſeuerall Courts,
bz by any of them, thall be thought expedient: And all and euery ſuch iudg⸗
ment AND iudgements, Decree, 02 Decrees, eramination and eraminations; —
fhalbe good, perfect, and in full ſtrength, force anv effect in the Law to all
intents and purpoſes. 3 3. h.8. 39. —
3 The lame leuerall bean officers, for the time being, in euery of their Diſchareingot
ſaid ſeueral courts, hall haue full power ¢ authoꝛitie, conticharge,cancel; cecogniſances.
and make void, bp his o2 their diſcretion, all and ſingular recogniſances
made in the ſaid court, foꝛ any apparance oꝛ other contempt: And the fame
head officer op officers,and the parties fo bounven andtobeboundentobe ©
diſcharged againd the Queene, her heirs, executors, and ſuccellozs, for the
cancellation of the ſame recogniſance.33. H. s. 39. BY D—
Cuſtos Rotulorum.
ay
?
ip Chaunceloz of England, 02 L.Keeper of the great Seale for the The Low
AL time being , hall fromtime to time without any bill to be alligned chanceior Hal
with the OQuecnes hand,name ¢ appoint luch perſon to be Cultos Rotua Pent se Cx
forum, within enerp thire of this Reslawal Cg and, Coates; andathee
& 4 :
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: the
Guftomes|Subfidies, Cuftomers;&e.
the Queenes dominions, Warches, ¢ Territories ofthe fame, as bp the
biferetion of the fain Looper. thalbe thought meet to hate anv erercifethe
fame, And the ſaid perfon ſo appointed thall and may erercife € iniop the
fame office of Cuftos Rotulorum bp himlelte, 02 bp bis ſufficient deputie
Thele may ape 02 veputies.3.C0i6.06 BE G2 Sus 4 ’
point thecutos , 2 But the Bi(ſhops of Worke, of Ourham; of Ely, and euery of their
Rouloum ſitcceſſors, the Chanceloz of che Duchie of Lancaſter for the time being,
and euery perfon,corpozation,¢ boop coꝛpoꝛat, which haue authortie, bp
lawfull meanes, to oꝛdaine any of the fata Offices of Cuftos Rotulorum
within anyplace ſhal ¢ map enrop the fame authoritie, accoꝛding as thep
haue av the fame,this act et.notſtanding. 3. Ed.s. J. 2
an Cuſtomes, Subſidies, Cuſtomers, Comptrollers
| and Searchers, ais
Supmie of ? A Naor, €lis.A (ubfivie of Connaye was granted to her Maielty due
wane et vine herlife. Chat ts to fap, okeuery cunof wine comming into this
Realme by way of marchandize iii.s.And of euerp tunne offweete wine
» oe Somming in by any marchant Alien, ttt,s. moze aboue the firk tit, 3. of e⸗
uery Awneof Renith wine bꝛought in by any marchant rit, ð. And alſo
another Subſidie of pondage was granted,chat ts to fap,of al goods of e⸗
uerymarchant Denizen ¢ Alten, to be caried foorth oz bꝛought into this
del) gealmecy twap of marchadile,ofthebaluc ofeuerie xx.s.of the fame goods
ried, Andof euery xx.s. value of Tinne ¢ Peweer vellelcaried forth by a
np marchant Alien xii. ð moze beſide the fir xii. v. (ercepting out of the
fain Subſidie all Collen cloth mane within England, Eby euery op any
warchane Denizen ann not borne Aliert,to be caried forth, and all wools
woolfels, hives, ¢backesofleather,to be cavied forth of this Realme, and
a Subiniect Awines freſh fith and Beltial comming into this realme.) Alfo another
juools, wool. Sublidie was grantedto her Gpace, viz okeuerymarchant Denizen of €
fels,Leathers fy» euerie Lack of twool,33.9, 4.0.02 eucry ccrl.maolfels, thꝛee and thirep
ſhillings anv 4.3, fo2 euerp latt of hides and backes iii.li.bi.s.biii.ð. OF e-
uerymarchant Serancer,alwel Denizen as other, fo? euery fack of wool
OO Ti BE 8 bi v of etery ccyl. Moolfels, ti Hvis. viii.ð. of euery laſt of
hoes and backs Mii lini sAiti.v.and ſo of all wools, woolfels, hives and.
packes after che vate, Il any marchandileatoperain, tohervof rhe ſublidie
SDarchandlee ignue tothe MMaieltie Hhalbe Mhipped tothe intent to be caried beyond
the Suafinte the ſeas oꝛ elſe be bꝛought krom thence into any place ofthis Realme, anv
vnpaicd. tyhere laid on land bp wap of marchandile (the Sublidie due foz che fame
not paid, oꝛ the Collectoꝛ of the ſameoꝛ his deputic, with the agreement
of che Comptroller and Surueioꝛ oy one ofthe not agreed within the
cultome houſeythe lame ſhalbe koz faites ts the Q. eta him that will leiſe
oꝛ fre For theſame. But tf any gooðs,marchãdiſes wools.woolfels oꝛ lea⸗
her oꝛ anypart thereol/ ot ath matchant Denisennacuralty Lome the
NucenesLabiece rahich Hall pawout of this Realme — vf
Ot} 4 * * t is
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Cuftomes,Subfidies Cuftomers, &c. 97
thig avant, thal happen to be taken with enemies o2 Pirats vpon the fea,
oꝛ perithed bp tll fortune in any thip that thalbe taken 02 pertthen, whereof
che ſubſidies due to the Queene fhalbe (informe aforeſaid) duely pated op
agreed fox, ¢that found and proucd before the Creafoper of England, op.
the chiefe Baron ofthe Cichequer, bythe eramination of the marchants
ifthep be aliue , opof their erecutozs oꝛ adminiſtratoꝛs ifthep be dead, op
two credible perfons 02 other reafonable witneſſes fwozne,then the fame
marchants Denizens (owners of che fame goods perithen on loſt(ifthey be
aliue:oꝛ their erecutors & abminiftratozs if they be deav,¢ euerie of them,
whenthem likech, hall newly thip as much other marchandiles €c. in the
Wort o2 Ports, in which the other perifhes were hipped, without any ſub⸗
fidie to be paid tothe Q, Gnd all profits of the pꝛemilſſes fo to be loft, thalbe
certified by the Creaforer o2 chrefe Garon intothe Chancery , there to re-
maine of Record: And after ſuch certificat , the Chanceloz oz Low Kee⸗
per, thal make bnto the ſaid marchants, their executoꝛs og adminiſtratoꝛs.
opto thete atturnep inthat bebalfe, as many efuch waits and warrants,
to be directed aftucll tothe collectozs. of the Subſidie, oꝛ anp, oꝛ euerp of
them, as tothe Crealorer and Baronsof the Cichequer hall be thoughe
needful,for the ſard marchants,thetr atturnets, o2 che fats Collectors oz
any of them to haue kor the obteining as well ofthe ſhipping, as of the al-
lowance thereof.1,Cli3,1 9. | |
"2 Cuery marchant Denizen that thall hip anp wool, wootfels, hives, Denisen hip
oꝛ other goods and marchandifes in any Caricke og Galley , thall pap the Per Batey
Queene all manerofcuitomes,and all che koreſaid ſubſidies, ag any Alien Hall pay Cu-
Hoye out of thisrealme,1 .Eli3.19. an
3 Like Cultome and {ublivie ſhalbe paid for fuch fweete wines which cuttome of
comethꝛough the Straites of Darrocke, otherwile Mallegay, being lweete wines.
bꝛought from the fame place, where the Malmeſey is,and ofthe fame nae
i * Grape, as is and hath bin accuſtomed to be paied for Malmſeys.
1,Cu3.1I, ; J 8
4 TheQueene, her heires and luccelſors, ſhall receiue by the Cuſto⸗ Ge perdi
mers and Officers of her Ports, for the Cuttame op Pondage of cuetie pore.
quarter of wheate to be tran{popten(by fogce of che ſtatute made 13, Eli.
xii.d.and ot euery Quarter of anp other graine, viii. ð. And of euery quar:
ter of wheate that ſhalbe by anyſpecial licence tranſported( x not by force
ofthe fain ſtatute) ii.s.and of euery quarter of other graine xvi. ð. notwith⸗
Handing any words that ſhall be contained in any licence tothe contrary,
which fata ſeuerall ſummes ſo taken as Culome oꝛ Pondage, hall be in
fullfatiftaccion of all maner of Cuſtome oꝛ Pondage for the ſaid Coyne
and graine, by any conſtitution oꝛder ſtatute, law oꝛ Cuſtome heretofore
made, vſed oꝛ taken fop tranſporting okauy ſuch maner ok Coꝛne oꝛ graine
13. Eliz. 3. See Corne 7.Ann the Queene her heires and ſuccellors thal
haue and receiue by the Cultomers and ollicers ok her Poꝛtes, koꝛ the Cu⸗
Oy) ſaome
Cuftomes,Subfidies, Cuftomers,&e.
{forte 62 Pondage of euery quarter of wheate,to be tranſported bp koꝛceof
the facute made Anno 35. of ber raigne, iirs. and ofeucry quarter of anp os
ther grain, void, which fain ſeueral ſummes fo to be had oꝛ taken as Cuz
ſtome 02 Pondage , to be in full Caciffaction of all maner of Cuſtome og
Pondage foz the fain Coꝛne oꝛ graine, by any confitution, order, acute,
law, oꝛ cuſtome heretofore mane, olen o2 taken for trãſporting ofanp ſuch
maner of coꝛne and graine. Pꝛouided alates, that this act, oz anp thing
therein contained, ſhall noc be pretudtctal o2 hurtful to any former Let⸗
ters patents o2 licence granted bp her Maieltie to any perfor oꝛ perfons,
bodies politike oꝛ coꝛpoꝛate, foꝛ the tranſpoꝛtation of any coꝛne o2 craine,
either at any lefler cuſtomes, oꝛ ſubſidies, then is contained in this pꝛeſent
Acte, o2 without anp cuſtome o2 fubfidie, but chep andeuerpofthem, their
Deputies andalliqnes,fhall ¢ may tranſport graine hereafter for the time
in their feuevall Leeters patents {pecified, either at fuch prices and rates,
oꝛ without Cuſtome oꝛ Subſidie infuch maner and fozme,as inthe fapy
Letters Patents ts contained, according to the forme ¢ effect okthe ſame
Letters Patents, and in fuch maner and forme, and not otherwife, to all
intents and purpotes,as ikthis pꝛeſent act had neuer bin had, oʒ made 35. |
Cltz, 7, S.Corne 6.
Beafih tran 5 Cuerp {ubiect ofthe Queenes that thall tranſport tn any ſhip, oz:
oe other veſſels, ofany of the Queenes ſubiects with croſſe ſailes, anp Her⸗
ring, oꝛ other fea fith,taken vpon the feas by any of the ſaid {ubiects,outof
anp port o2 Harboꝛough of this Realme,thalbe free frompaimenc of any:
Cuſtome, Subſidy, oꝛ Pondage monep fo2 che fame fith.5.C113.5,3 39. El.
7.to continue til the end ofthe nert Parliament. S.Ships I.
Ahetubiny of 6 Cuerpperlon that thall thip, ozcarie any leather , tallow, o2 rawe
esac er hides, bepond the Sea (other then Scottiſh hides bꝛought to Barwicke
i out of Scotland, 5.1.8.) thal pay tothe Q. her heires anv ſucceſſoꝛs foz
euery hive focaried bp the nameof a Subſidie x.s. Foꝛ euery dozen oF
Calueslkinnes iii.s.iiii.ð. And foꝛ euery C.pound weight of Callow, vi.
s.viii.ð. And all Cuſtomers, Comptrollers , Farmoꝛs and Superuifors
of Cuſtomes and Subſidie ſhalbe accomptant tothe Q.c.to pay the fain
Cuſtome and Sublivie for all {uch goods entred and laden, bpon patne ta
forfatt che treble value, and ta make fine and ranfome.18.€1,8, 3.0.6.3.
§, Leather 33, : ' |
Gintarnfatt 7 Atanp Leather wrought, cut, 02 vnwꝛoitght to theintenttobe ſold
cather. oꝛ bartred, ſhall be vnlawtully tranſpoꝛted oꝛ purpoſed to be tranſpoꝛted
beyond the Dea out of any Wort, hauen, oꝛ Crecke of this Realme, o2
CUales, euery Comptroller, Cuſtomer, Surueiour, Collectour of Cons
nage and Pondage and Searcher, and the deputie ofany of them, o any
other perfonhearing og knowing of any Leather meant to beetranfpors
ted from any place within his Difice, any doenot bis befindeuourta
feile the fame, 02 being tranſpoꝛted doe not difclale oz caute to sai |
e
Cuftomes,Subfidies Cuftomers, &c. 78
fen the fame, wichinel. daies next after knowlenge o2 hearing of the fame
infome Court of Recoꝛd, fo as che offendoz map be punithed accopding to
the law, he thall fo the firſt offence koꝛf. a C. li.and foꝛ the fecond, loſe bis
office.And every Cultomer, Dfficer o2 his deputy, that hal make any falle
Certificat of the arviual ofanp Leather in any Port, Creeke, oꝛ place of
this realme, thal fopfait for euery offence a C.li.5. Eliʒ.8.
8 No Engliſh Warchant thal pay for the Cuſtome of afacke of wooll, Cuſtome of
Hut vi,g.viti.d, 14,€0.3,21,320 marchant Alien o2 Denizen halbe com⸗ wool.
pelledto pay any Cuſtome koꝛ their Canuile oꝛ Coꝛners with which heir
wools be packed, 34,€0.3.19,
9 Euery Cuomer oz Comptroiler thall cake ſufficient ſuertie of eue⸗ suerties of
rie Marchant Alien, vitailer,og other Stranger to imploy the money ree Siransresto
ceiued for bis marchandiſe, bpon the commodities of this land, oꝛ to put inoney reece
the fame monep foz the marchandife receiued indue payment, (his rea⸗ "> ·
fonable expences deducted ) vpon paine of forfaitureof the value of the
fain marchandife to the Q.and Ftc, 3. .7.8. 17. Ed.4. I. S. Marchants
9. Money 3.
"10 Itany Marchant Denizen, oꝛ Stranger hall fell,oz offer to fell ae PURE Hale
ny cloth of Gold. Diluer, Bowdkin, Ueluet, Damalke, Satten, Cartas mealuren by
ron, Chamlet oꝛ ather cloth of filke, oz anp Corle of filke anv of Golve, Y¢ Tultomer.
oꝛ any Corfe of filke mane bepond the Sea, before the Collectors of the
Sublinie of Tonnage and Pondage, and the Comptroller of the fame, in
the ort wherefuch marchandile ts {ee bpon land, haue ſurueyed, mealu⸗
red, and ſealed euery peece thereof, inthe one end with the Seale ordei⸗
ited foz the lame he ſhall kortait che fame oꝛ the value thereof. 14. Ed. 4. 3.
And ik any Collectoꝛ.Cõptrolleroꝛ any of their Clerks va take any ching J——
koꝛ ſealing any of che koꝛeſaid pieces, he ſhall forfate for euery time xx. li, reward, nozde-
Gn if anp of then do vnrealonably delay anp Marchant about the feating tyne
otſuch marchandile, he thal fox fait for euery offence xl. s,totheQueene
and — grieued, to be recouered by A. J. tc, wherein no CC. xc. E. P.
Gc. 4,1). Os
IL Guy perfon mare ng to be mane Denizen, thal pay fop his marchan- Attens mane
diſe like Cutome ¢ Subdlidie inward and outward,as he hould haue paid Oentzeus.
before he was Denizen. 1.1.7.2, 11. h.7.4. 22. H. 8.8.
12 Cuerp {ubiect bogne in Cnglande, anvfwogne to be fubtect to a Englihmen
forreine Pꝛince, ſo long ashe (hall abide ¢ be ſubiect to a fopraine2ince, —— Gis
hati pap ſuch Cutomes, Subſidies, Colles, anv other impoſitions with⸗ 9
inthis Realme, as other Strangers okthoſe parts where the ſaid Eng:
liſh man maketh his habitation, vſe to pay· But ifatter anp fuch perlon
do returne into the Kealme hereto inhabit, then bee ſhall bee reſtored
to fuch liberties, in paping of Cultomes and other charges, as other Eng⸗
liſh men vſe to pay and haue a weit out of the Chauncerp for the fame,
13 Cucrp
Cuftomes,Subfidies,Cuftomers, &c.
Goods bꝛought 13 Cuerp Warchant which hall bring any goods into anp Poꝛt in
ei theta. this Realme,and chere doth enterthe fame inthe Cultomers Bookes,and
UeD to another. pay Onto him the Queenes duety, and wil after carp the fame goods from
thence, into any other Wort within this Reale, thall hring from the Cue
ffomers of the ot there the goods were entred,a Certificat vnder their
Seales directed vnto the Cuffomers of the port whereto the goods ſhalbe
conucied, making mencion therein of the colour, length, weight, content
and value of al the goods fo entred,and the Cuftomer,or Dfficer to whont
fuchcertificat hal come, thal take nothing for the fight of the fame goons.
And ifanp of the fain goods thall be difcharged , vnpacked, oꝛ put to fale
Within any Port (other then the fame where they ſhall be fir entred)
befape the ſaid Certificat be deliuered, and the fame goons feene, then
they hall be korlait tothe Queene and him that will proue fuch foztats ‘1
ture. 3. h. 7.7.
Certificate: · 14 IkaCertificat be made bythe Cultomer of any Pore whereunta
Cutomers fuch marchandiles thalbe firtt beounbe, anv there in theit Bookes entrev,
Bookes. not making mention, as is afozefain the Cuftomer ſhal lole his Defice, anv
make fine tothe Queene at her pleaſure. 3. H. 7.7, Che Cuſtome and
Wollen cloths Sublidie of all wollen clothes to bee thippen and carien ouer the Seas —
packedinone (wherefoeuer thep be packed) thall be pated to the Cultomers of the Port
ana where aupfach clothes thall bee laden oꝛ hipped, 02 to their Deputies,
11,D.7.6. . !
ees 15 Cuery Cultomer or Comptroller which will not waite, € deliuer
the Barchant {uffictent warrants fealed with the feale of their Dftice,to anp Warchane
paying the due (hewing and duely cuftoming hts matchandtles in the diſcharge of the |
fame(mithout any ching receiuing therefoze ) but onely the due cuftome,
cuitowmes,
fhall koꝛf. koꝛ euery offence tothe Dur, lis Etothe Marchant grieued v, li,
fo2 the which che ſaid Marchant hal haue an action.i 2.1.6.1 5.
Aomanhat 16 jRoperfon,Deniseno2 Stranger,thal enter into the bookes of anp |
enter goonsin
an other mang Cultomer, oꝛ other Officer afany ort oꝛ Hauen, oꝛ his Deputie op ſer⸗
name. uant any goods, wares, oꝛ Marchandiſes whatloeuer bꝛought into the Q.
dominions,oꝛ to be tran{ported forch of thefame,in name of any other per⸗
fon then the verytrue owner ofthe ſame goods, being not fold 02 bargai⸗
ned fo2, bp any perfon before fuch entry, oꝛ before the arviual of {uch goods
oꝛ inarchandifes into the parties bepond the Sea, vpon paine of forfatt of
Cocketing — che balucofche goods fo entred.1,€1.17,1.10,8.5.14,€,.3.21, And who⸗
— focuer doth Cocker wools but in the name otk him whole the wools be, that
forfait them 13. R.ꝛ·9.
Caſtoming of 17 Ifkany Marchant Stranger, Denizen; opocherthe Queenes ſub⸗
| Here Spe, tect, chal Cuſtome any goods 02 Marchandiles ot any sther, whereby the
educenetoisth Dthatlole her Cuttome,Sublivic,o other right oꝛ duety, he hal fortall
Her duetie. his goods and catrels perfonals for cuer,co the Queene and Jthat wil fre
Within three veres,to be recoueren by 4, J.ac. Wherein no Wi, ee. E. P.
‘ * ie
Cuftomes, Subfidies,Cuftomers, 79
Et.3. h,7.7.1. H.8.5. 2. Ed.6. 22.
18 Itk any perlon inheriting in che cinque Ports, oꝛ other being free custome of
ofpꝛiſage oꝛ butlerage of wines by graunt, cuſtome, oꝛ otherwiſe, po cus Wines.
ſtome the wines ofany other perſõ being not free, he thal koꝛf. al his goods
anv cattels perfonals to the Q.and J.that will {ue within iti, peres, to be
recouered by A. I.wherein no c.xc. E. P.tc. I.H.8.59.2. Ed.6. 22,
19 Ifany Cuſtomer, Comptroller,oꝛ his Deputie will ſuffer by couin Bꝛaſſe Metal
oꝛ ocher vndue meanes, any perfonafter chat his Bralle, Latten Copper, sue Dore to a
GHettall ec.is hipped oz caried,contrarp to the meaning of the ſtatute in other.
that cafe pꝛonided,do make an Obligation without vate for the diſcharge
andcertificat of his Metall, then he thalllofe bis Office , anv the value of
the Wetal. And ifanp Cuſtomer o2 {earcher do willingly ſuffer any of the
Metals atorefaid tobe hipped contrary to the meaning of the faid Act, 02
els hauiug knowledge that it ts fecretlp ſhipped, oꝛ caried, vo not ſeiſe the
fame tothe Q.vſe, then he ſhall loſe his office, and the balue ofthe ſaid Me⸗
tal,3 3.h. 8.7. 2,€0,6,3 7.S.Brafle 34
.20 Jfarommon Officer, in any Citie, Borough og Cone, 02 his Conunon offi.
Deputie, vo take vpon him to be Cultomer, Comptroller oꝛ Searcher in Fre Pao wie
any Port in the fame Citie, Borough 02 Cowne, he hall forfatt fox euerp cer inthe Cue
oes chathe orcupieth both che lato Dllices x. li. tothe Queene any TO there.
+FC.3 ° ·7.7
21 IftaCuſtomer, Comptroller ofthe Cuſtome, Clerke, Deputy, Mi⸗ Mo Cuſtomer
nifter,{eruant,#actop, op Searcher, Comptroller op Surueior of Sear⸗ Hi paws
ches, oꝛ any of their Clerkes, deputies, miniſters, oꝛ factors thal haue anp chanvile, keepe
{hip of hts owne 14. R.2. 10.02 thall Luy oꝛ (cll bp way oꝛ colour of mar⸗ Bone eee
chandile, oꝛ meddle with che fraighting of hips, 02 haue o2 occupy any Factor,
Aharkes on Keyes, oꝛ keepe any Inne oꝛ Cauerne(r 1.0),4,2.) oꝛ thalbe
Facto; 02 Atturnep for any Warchant Denizen oꝛ Alien, oꝛ thall be hoſt
to any Marchant Strancer, he hall fopf, fog euery ſuch offence ri.ti, to the
Q.and J.t᷑c.20. h.6.5.
22 It any Cuſtomer, Collector, or Comptroller of the Queenes cue cucomer cone
Homes ofcockets, of Clothes, Sublinies, Tonnage op Pondage in dnp pols Oe
place of this Realme,do fallelp conceal the Queenes Cuomesr Subſi⸗
die duly entred and paied by any Warchant,and be thereof duely attained
oꝛ conuicted at the D, uit, he ſhall forfate the treble value of the marcha:
bile ſo duely cuſtomed, and alfo pay a fine. 3.1.6, 3. And euery Cuſtomer abe Cuttomet
Dyon the peelding of his accompt in the Eſchequer, ſhalbe ſwoꝛne to aun⸗ hworne.
fwere to the Dall profits without fraud.42).4.20, -
23 Che Cuomers and Comptrollers in euery Poꝛt of Englande hich Cuſto⸗
Hail abide vpon their Offices in their proper perſons, without making mers map
aup Deputic o2 Lieutenant in their names 1.1.4,14.And thereunto hep Mase Mens
Hall be ſworne, and he which doth the contrarie hall forfait Cli, ana
He impriſoned. And the like lumme Hall a Dearcher , and che ey
, o
& Cuſtomer
fhal continue
vpon is office,
DOericers ofthe 25 Alwell euery Cuttomer, Comptroiler, any Searcher, as euery of
Cuttome Hall
_ beattendant,
Cuftomes, Subfidies,Cuftomers, &c.
ofthe Queens chicfe Butler fopf ithe do not abine vpon bis Dffice, 62 do
make Deputie.4. H.4. 20. But the Cuſtomer of Lynne ſhall haue a ſer⸗
tant o2 Deputy, continually reſident at the Citie of Poꝛke. And euery o⸗
ther Cuftomer,Comptroller and Searcher of euerp Poꝛt thall aſſigne ca:
and in euery ofthe Ports af London, Southampton, Bꝛiſtow, Aeſtche⸗
ſter, Newcaltle, andthe fuburbs of the fame,andin euery popt,creeke oꝛ
rove (where the feruant of any of them haue bin continually reſident bp
the {pace of r.peres,o2 hereafter thalbe Jone able € {ufticient deputy 02 {ere
uant at the leaſt. I.Eliz. 11, J
24 Ika Cuſtomer.Comptroller, Gager of wynes oꝛ Searcher, be abs
fent from his Ofkice by che ſpace of thꝛee weekes he ſhall loſe his Office
except be be commandento be in Come of the Queenes Courts of Recop,
02 Faas the Queenesleruice of Recoꝛde. 1. h.4. 13. 4,10.4,20,
13. hH. 4. 3. 7
their Deputies and feruants, chall krom time totime do their diligentats
tendance at the howers , tines and places (appointed by the fatute made
1.Eliz.koꝛ laping on land marchandiſe) inthe Culfome boule ck elſlwhere,
as tt fhall be moſt conuentent for the ſpeedy diſpatch of the Warchant, his
wares and marchandile, and forthe due erecutionofthe forelato Act, in !
fuch chinges as to him thall appertaine, without concealment oꝛ conſen⸗
ting to any ching, which map be to the damage of the Queene her heires
oꝛ {uccellogs,in the tuft anfwering of her Cultomes and Sublivies , spor:
paine that euery {uch Cuomer, Comptroller, and Searcher hall forfate
fo2 euery offence his Dffice, Cli. to the Queene and J. wherein no Ta, —
€c,.€,19,9], t¢,And ikany Officer pertaining tothe Sublivie oꝛ Cuſtome,
bo know any offence committed contrarp to any article of the fain ſtatute
and do not diſcloſe it within one moneth,to the chiefe Diticer of the fame |
Poꝛt,oꝛ tothe Loꝛd Chanceloꝛ, Creaforer, Baronsof che Clehequer, op:
— generallec. hee thall koꝛtkait C.li. 1. Eliz. 11, See Marchants
6. 7. 8.
I That no Braffe,Copper,Mettall,&c, ſhall be fhipped but out of a
Port where there isa Cuftomer.S.Brafle 5. J
2 What bonds, and vpon what paine a Cuſtomer fhall take for the ca⸗
rying of Braſſe or other Mettal from one Port ofthis Realme to another.
See Braffe 3.
3 That Matters of fhips ſhall declare vnto the Cuftomers when they -
goforth,and whenthey returne.S.Marchants 7,8, 7 a
4 Forthe Cuftomers duetie in receiuing and felling of Hats brought
from any parts beyond the Sea, & the owners in paying of Cuftome, See}
Hats.8.9.10,1 1, Sole)
5 WhatCuftome Aliens fhall pay fox ſalted Fit and falted Herrings
brought intothisRealme, tih zcc..
Damages,
Damages. 80
x Were anpperfon hall (ue forth o2 procure to be ſued forthof the Damages
Kings Bench anp (Latitat, Alias,o} Pluries Capias) againtt any Peete ME
- perfor which vpon the fame thalbe arreften , 02 appeare vpon the recurne — dit
of any the {aid wopits 02 proces, and ſhall put in his bayle to anfwere ſuch noniuire ie
uit as ſhall be obiected againſt yim. Chen tf the partie at whole procure-
mẽt the fame wꝛit 02 proces was obtained,do not within thoee dates nert
after fuch baile taken, put intothe fame Court his declaration againſt
thefame partic again whom ſuch weit oꝛ proces thall be (ued: D2 ifats
ter declaration had, the plaintife hall not profecute the fame with effect,
but hall willingly and apparantly tothe ſame Court {uffer his ſuit to bee
pelated: Dz hall after declaration {uffer the fame ſuit to be diſcontinued:
D2 thall be nonſuit in che fame,then the Judges of the ſaid Court hall bp
theirvifcrettons,as thep hall perceite anp {uch default to be inthe party,
at whole procurement {uch writs o2 proces was {ued foꝛth, award to eue⸗
rp fuch perfon fo arreſted o2 troublen by (uch writs og ſuit, his coftes ano
Damages, and charges by any meanes ſuſtained, by occaftonof anp ſuch
wꝛrits pꝛoces, arreſts oꝛ {uits taken, had o {ued againſt hint,to be paied bp
fuch perfor, that fo thall caule anp fuch writs oz proces to be ſued forth,
8.Eliz.2.
2It any perlon ſhall caule anyother perſon to be attached op arreſted auitesintye
to aunſwere to any bill, plaint, action, oꝛ {uit in the Court of the Mar⸗ Warthattey,
malley, dz in any Court within London oꝛ in any Citie, Borourh, Cown Gowns”
corporat, oꝛ other place , where any pꝛiuiledge is vſed to hold plea in any
action perſonall, and do notin all Courts (hauing their continuance de
die in diem) within thꝛee dayes next after the nefendant thall be baile,
oꝛ otherwiſe appeare in Court, by fogce of any arreſt o2 attachment bap
and returned, and in all other Courts, atthe nert Seflions op Coure to
be holven after {uch arrettes o2 attachments anv apparance of the def,
whereas the ſaid def, ought to appeare (vnleſſe a further dap thal be eſpe⸗
tially giuen by the difcretion of the Court from whence any precepe,
proces oꝛ attachment thall be awarded) erhibit his bill og declaration
againſt {uch perfen as ſo bp bis meanes fhall be attached o2 arreſted, into
fuch Court where the partie ought to appeare, oꝛ if any {uch perfon at
whole {uit anp {uch attachment o2 arrett of anp perfon fhall be fo mabe,
after his declaration , bill, or plaint exhibited, do not from thenceforth
profecute thelame bis ſuit wich effector Hal ſuſfer the ſame to be diſcõti⸗
nued,o2 (hal after be nonſuit in che fame , or willingly & apparantly tothe
famecourt, thal fo vexation of the def.delay the fame {uit chen the Junge
oꝛ Judges of euery (uch court;hal forchwith by his o2 their diſcretion, as
he oꝛ they thal perceiue any luch dekault op delay in p party p procured anp _
attach mt o2 arreſt to be had, award to every (uch perſõ, which ſhalbe fo ats
tached o2 troubley,bis coſts damages, x charges bp anp means ſuſtained
by occalia of anp (uch attachnt, arreſt, x {uit fo bau againt him,to be gee
*
Damages.
by fitch perfon that fo ſhall caufe anp (uch attachment, 02 arrelt to be fo |
made.8. Eliz. 2.
Arreſting o€ 3 It any perfon ſhall by any meane maliciouflp ,o2 for beration pros |
any perfon at
an others fut, cure anp other perfonto be arreſted op attached, to anfwer in anp peourts
> at aaa oꝛ places afopelain,at the {uit og tnthename of anpperfon, where indeeve
priſonment fire moneths without baile o2 mainpꝛriſe, x beloꝛe he thalbe de⸗
Liuered out of the prifon, hall pap onto the partie fo arreſted oꝛ attachen by
bis means treble the coſtes, charges, damages, and erpences, that he hall
be put vnto bp reali of ſuch attachmẽt fo had, e thal alfo pap vnto ſuch pers
fon in whole name o2 at whole {uit he hal fo procure (uch arreſt oꝛ attache
ment to be miade(ifthenthere hall be any {uch perfon knowen) Flistog ee
_ tery fuch offence.8.Eliz 2.
@ remedy fo
ebay saa | Cuery perfon to whom any coffes, charges, damages, fopfatture, oF
atoze(aid. payment of any money, by this Act ſhalbe awarded.o2 forfaiten,may atall —
times haue bis remenp for the recoueryp thereof bp A,of vebt,btt,o2 plaint, |
in any Court of Recoꝛd, againſt fuch perlon, bis heires,erecutozs,02 admi⸗
niſtratoꝛs, as ought to pap the lame, by korce ofthis act, wherein no V. E. |
9. te, 8.Eliz. 2.
Damaresing 5 die anpdefendantoz tenant, againtt whom iudgement to recoueris |
wetoferror giuen, or tf any other that hhalbe bound bp the {aid iudgement, fue before ©
etuear’ — execution had,anp wait of Errop; to reuerle anp fuch iudgement in delays
ing of execution, then tf the fai iudgement be aftirmed good in the ſayd
writ of Crroz.¢ not erronious, 02 that the fain writ of Exroꝛ be diſconti⸗ |
nued in che default of the partie, oꝛ that the perfon that {ued fuch wit of
Crroz be nonluit in che fame, then the ſaid perſon again whom che ſaid
writ of Erroꝛ is ſued, thallrecouer his coftes and damages fo2 his delap
there is nofuch perfon knowen , 02 without the confent of ſuch perfon ae
whoſe {uit, o2 in whole name {uch arreft o2 attachment thalbe ſo had, then
euery perfon that fhall fo procure any {uch arreſt oꝛ attachment, and
fhall thereof bee conuicted,o2 lawfully accuſed by Indictment, pꝛeſent⸗
ment, oꝛ by the ceftimony of twa luffictent witnefles oꝛ moe, op other Due
p2oofe, thal fog every {uch offre by himcommitted oꝛ procured, fulfer ims
and wrong full beration in thefame , by difcretion of the Juice before
whom the (ato wꝛit of Error is ſued. 3. H. 7.10.19.h. 7. 20.
— be 6 If any perfondo commence, oꝛ {ue in any Court of Recoꝛd, oꝛ in any
toftesinthels other Court,any action, bill oꝛ plaint of tre{palle bpon the ſtatute of 5. R.
actions, tf the
pebenontuit, - 2 2.7,f02 entries into lands and tenements where no entrie is ginen bythe
bathe verdict law: Oꝛ any action ¢c,ofdebt , oꝛ couenant , bpon any fpectaltte made to’
paffe againſt
Dim. the plaintife,oz vpon anp contract fuppoled to be mane between the plains
tife and anp perfou:D2 any action ec.of Detinue of anp goods oꝛ cattels,’
whereof the plaintife thal (uppofe that the property belongeth co bin: D2
any action ¢c.of accompe, in which the plaintike ſuppoſe the vefendantta
be his bailife og receiuer of bis manoz, money, goods, ¢c.to peeld accompt:
Dz
}
1 ae » Damages. zenermeC 81
Dz any action ec, bpon the cafe 02, vpon any ſtatute for any offence , or
wong perlonall imme diatly fuppofen ta be done to the plaintife,and the
plaincife in anp fuch action, bill, o2 plaint atterapparance of the deken⸗
pant be nonſuted, o2 any verdict happen to paſſe by lawful criall againſt
cheplaintike, in any ſuch action, bill, oꝛ plaint: Chen the ef, in euery ſuch
action, Bill, oꝛ plaint, ſhall haue iud gement to recouer his coſtes againſt
euery ſuch plaintile. Ano that ſhall be aſleſſed by the diſcretion of che
Judge or Judges ofthe Court where any {uch accion, bill, o2 plaint Hall
he commenced, ſued, 02 taken, And alfo euery def. in fuch action, bill, og
plaint,hall haue (uch proces and execution fo2 the recouerie of bis coſtes
againſt the fame plaincife,as the fame plaintife ould 02 might haue han
againt che def. in caſe that the indgement had bin gtuen therein for the
plaintife, 23. H.8. 1 5. to Sitag sas
7 But all anveuerp fuch pooꝛe perfons, being plaintifesin any of Hethat is at.
the fain actions, bills, o2 plaints , which at the commencement of their ee fre
fuites,o2 actions, be admitted by the ailcretion of the Judge oꝛ Judges pav cotts, Gar.
where fuch ſuites Mall be purſued og taken ,to haue their proces @ coun: BuO. ;
ſaile of chavitie, without anp money paping fo2 the fame, thal not be com⸗ oh
pelled to pay any coſtes by this ſtatute, but thall {uffer other punithment,
as bp the difcretionofthe Juttices op Judge before whom ſuch ſuits hall
Depend, ſhall be thought reafonable,23,4D.8.15, on iE
8. Euery auowant, and euery other perfor any perſons that maketh Auowant tall
any Auowrie Jultiication, o2 Comuifance, as bailie op leruant to any panages a ©
perlonoz perfons in any Replegiare , 02 Seconddeliuerance, for rents, Sine the ve.
cultomes,ferurces, oꝛ fo2 damage felant,o2 other rents, spon anp diſtreſſe
taken in anp lands 02 tenements , ifthe fame. auowꝛie, conuſance, oꝛ iuſti⸗
fication be found fog them, 02 the plaintifes inthe fame be nonfuit, 02
otherwiſe barred,then they thalrecouer their Damages and coftes againſt
the {ain plaintifes, asthe fame plaittifes ſhould haue done, ik they hav,
recouered in the Replegtare o2 Second deliuerance found againſt che ſaid
pefendants, 7.4.8.4, 21,10,.8.19,S.Auowrie 2,0 9.
9. Albeit the plaintite ſhall be nonfuced.inany whatſoeuer action,(uit, Actions tuente
bill, 02 plaint commenced. op {ucd tothe ole of the Queene, her heires oꝛ (¢ Queenes
fuccellogs hinges of England, oꝛ that it hall happen any verdict to paſſe
again any {uch plaintife in any {uch action ec, the Defendant thall not
recouer any coftes againſt anp (uch plaintife, 24,1s8.8, 9. es io
To Jl any Informer o? plaintife vpon any penall Catutes, hall wil- The informer
ingly delay bis ſuit, oꝛ hall vifcontinue,o, be nonliuit in the ſame, oz ſhall shall vay cots
haue the trialloz matter palle againtt bi therin bp verdict,og tuomement kdamages.
of Law, in euery {uch cafe he thall pap onto the nef. his coftes charges,
and damages to be alliqnen by che Court, in which che fame fuit hall be
attempted, fo2 the recouerie any evecution whereof, the def, ſhall imme⸗
diatly vpon che {ane coftes charges, and damages allignen , haue bis
P Capias
Damages. © ~~ Dayes inbank.
Capias ad fitisfadiendum, Fieri facias, 02 Elegit ta be awarded vnto him
out of che ſame Court, in which the fame fhall be ſo aligned, 18. Eliz. je
27, E1t3,10, S. Action popular 4,
mrueationecot’ y, 22 HE diſſeiſors do alien their lands , and haue not whereof damages
‘thenitieor map be leuied, thep to whole hands fuch tenements thall come , ſhall be
ane charger with the damages, ſo that every one of them thalbe charcred with
damages faz his time, And the vifletfee hall recouer damaces in a writ of
Enve fur diffeifin. Entrie bpon dilleifin,againtt bim which ts found tenant after the dilſei⸗
four, Gloucefter. 6.0.1.1,
MoxkunecRer, _ 22 Dattages Mhall be awarded there aman recouereth by Alſiſe of
Cofinage,Aicl, Moitdauncefter,Cofi inage, Aiel and Befaiel, Gloucefter,6,€0,1.1,
— i 3¶Im allcales where the demaundant wall recouer damages (being
Cetbces Ua the value of the iMues okthe land ) there he halt alforecouer againtt the
coucred,there tenatit ; the coltes of his weit purchaſed with the fain damages , Glou-
tofts ſhãlbe alſo cefter, 6.0.1, i
Recovery vpon 14 ‘Every man thal be compelled to render damages, where recoucrie
ne ote LAH: is hav again him vpon his owne intrufion, dz act, which vantages hall
> run akter the mit purchaten ane him, thaugh bis aunceſtor died ſeiſed
thereof, 6,€0.1,1, -
The Queene 5 Che Queeneinall {nites to be taker, vpon any (pecialtte madeto
sae gbamar. Dev Grace, oz any to her vſe, ſhall recouer her tuft coftes and damages ag
Be a common perlons ble to Boe,tn (uites fop their debts, 3 3.1D,8.3
"eh RIDA 1 That'a woman fhall recouer’ damagesi in a writ of Dower , from
, the death oflierhusband, S. Dower.
° a ° Wheretreble damages fhall be — ites Afsife ofcommon
—— Ss. Approuements Se
Dayes in bank
4. Daies of te TIA Trinitie Terme chall be fawe toa ayes ofreturne onely and
curne in Cets Lnot aboue, viz. the firſt vay okreturne ſhall be and be called in Craſtino
DICE terme · ¶ ſancte Trinitatis, Che ſecond day of returne of che fame Terme ſhalbe and
he called in oftab.fan&. Trinitatis, Che third vay of returne of the fame
terme thall be anv be calledin quindena fanct. Trinit, And the fowerth
y Day dF returne of the faine ferme fhall be anv be called a die ſancte Trinit.
in tees ſeptimaũ. Aad the fame vapes of returne Hall be oblerued @ kept
in althe D.. high Courts of Kecoꝛd co be holven at ethii,o2 other place
7 02 places,at the appointment op agreement of the Q. her heires oꝛ fuccels
fors And there ſhall not be , nor be callen any dayes of returne, in craltin
fancti Johan. Baptilt, odtab fancti lohan.Baptiſt. 102 — ſancti Io-
han Baptiſt nog any ofthem.3 2. h. 8. 21. SH
Thebegiming2 Ais the ſaid Terme okthe holy Trinitie hall peerely for euer begin
Rem © the Monday nert after Trinitie Sunday whenloeuer it hall happen to
fall, fox the keeping of the eſſoines, profers, returnes, and other ceremo⸗
nies heretofore vſed and kept, in ike maner and fopine, as in times i
et
Dayes in bank. « 82
Hath bin bled to be done in the Day of returne commonly called ĩn Octab.
{an&t. Trinitat. And the full terme of che fais Crinitie Terme hat peerctp
foreuer bein che Friday nert after Corpus’ Chrifti day, infuch and like
matter and foꝛme to all intents,as heretofore bath bin vſed the THenfoap
nert after Corpus Chrifti bap, And che fain fecond aud third dayes of ree
~ gurne calles OMab, fan&. Trinitac. and Quindeñ ſanct. Trinitat.ſhal take
their commencement and beginas in.times patt hath. bin vſed. Ano the
fan fowerthday called a die fanct. Trinit. in. tres feptiman. thall take his
commencemẽt ¢ begin krom the fain Crinitie Sunday into three weekes
then nert following, ann hall haue hisreturne with che fowerth dap , as
is accuſtomed in other the dayes of recurne, 32.h. 8. 21. ,
- 3. Ga mpitcomein OAabis fancti Michaclis,vap thalbe given there: Daies given tn
upon in oftabfang. Hillarij. IE in quinden, ſancti Michael, in quinde= t᷑tall actions.
na Hillarij. Jfin tribus feptimanis ſancti Michael. in craftino Purifi- 8. Returnes.
cationis, Jfin menfe Michael, in oftab.Purific. If in craftino Animarit
in quinden Paſchæ. It in craſtin.ſanct.Martini,in trib? ſeptimañ Paſchę.
It in octab.ſanct.Martini in menſe Paſchæ. If in quindena Martini, in
quinq; ſeptimaũ Paſch.And alſo there ts adap ſpecially giuen in craſtino
Afcentionis,andit counteruaileth as much ag quing; ſeptimanas Pafche,
Gn,51.D.3. If any weit in anp reall action come in and be returnable
into any of the M, Courts in octab.fandi Hillarij,the day Halbe given in
craſtin fan&t.Trin. If in quinden.fanct, Hill. in octab.ſanct.Trinit. Sf in
crallin.Purific. beatæ Mariz,in quinden ſanct. Trinit. If in octab. Purific,
beatæ Mariæ, a die ſanct. Trinit. intres feptiman. Qn, 32. h. 8. If in quin-
defi Paſch. in octab.ſanct. Michael. It intrib.ſeptiman. Pafch. then in
quindeñ fanct. Michael, Ifin menſ.Paſch.then in trib.feptiman, fanct.Mi-
chael, Jf in quinque feptiman,Pafch.o} in craftino Afcentionis,in menfe
fanct, Michael, An, 5 1,10.3< SE any wꝛit tnany reall actton come inte
any of the Q.Courts returnable in crattinofan&.Trinic, then day thal be
giuen in craftin, Animarum, Iff in octab, ſanct. Trinit, in craftino fanct;
Martini, If in quinden, Sand. Trinit. in octab, fanct, Martin, If adie
ſanct. Trinit, in tres feptiman. in quinden. fanct.Martini. 3 2,4),8. 21, ‘3
4 Jnaplea of Dower callen (vnde nihil habet)fower dayes ſhall be Dates stuen :
giuen in the. peere at che Yeatt, ¢ moc ifit map conuenlently be: So that “PP:
thep thal haue fower op fire daies at che leaſt inthe peere. Marlb. 52. H. 3. 4. Returnes.
12. Afthe weit do come in octab.ſanct. Mich.day ſhalbe giuen vntil craft.
Animar. Jif it come in quinden, Mich. pap fhalbe giuen vntil craſt. Mart,
Sif in menfe Mich.thenin quinden.Mart, It in craft.Animar,then in oct.
Hillar. Jif in craft, Mart.then in quinden, Hill. If in oct, Martin. then in
craſt.Purific. If in quinden,Mart,then in odtab, Purific, Jf in octab.ill.
then in quinden.Pafchz. fin quinden. Hillar.then in trib ſeptim.Paſch.
fin craft.Purific.thenin menfe Pafchz. Ff in oct. Purific. then in craſtiñ
Afcentionis, Au, 5 168.3. Aun ik any watt of Dower come into anp of the
9D 2 Q.Courts
Tye Leape
perg.
| Dayes in bank. .
H.Coirtsand betecurnable, inquinden, Patch. chen vay ſhalbe giuen
incraftin.fan@.Trinit. If a die Patch,in tres feptim.inoctab. ſanct. Trin,
jf a die Pafch,in vnum menf.in quinden, fanct.Trinit, Jf a die Pafch,in -
quing; ſeptim.oꝛ in craft.Afcent.dni,then dap ſhalbe giuen into the dap of
{die f{anét. Trin. in tres ſeptim̃. Andif any writ of Dower come ints anp
ofthe Q,Courtsof recozd, in craftino ſanct. Trini. then dap thalbe giuen
in oct. ſanct. Mich. If in oft fanét.Trin.in quinden $. Mich, Jif in quin-
den fan&.Trinit.a die fan&.Mich. in tres feptiin. If adie ſanct. Trinit.
intres ſeptim̃, a die fanét.Mich.in vnum menf 02 otherwife as is appoints
tev, limitten.¢ declared by the ftatute of Marlebridge,3 2,i),8,21,
5 gu Allies of Darrein prefentment, anv in a plea of Quare impedit
of Churches vacant,daies fhal be giuen from rb, to rb,02 from tii, weekes
to thꝛee weekes as the place thal hap to be neere oꝛ far,Marlb.5 2,19.3,12.
Ail common writs € proces aſwell perfonall as mixt, which Hall fortune
to be returnable in Crinitie Cerme, hall haue ¢ keepe the {aid returnes
of craft. fan&. Trinic. octabfan&t.Trini€, quinden, fanct. Trinit. anda die
ſanct. Trinit. in tres feptiman, oꝛ anponeofthem, Pꝛouided alway, that
infuch and like cafes and proces as {peciall dates haue bin vſed to be ap:
pointed, aſſigned, and giuen for thereturning of wꝛits ¢ proces: Iie hal be
{atwfull to the Juſtices of euerp ofthe D,Courts of Record for the time
being; in all the proces bp them awarded, to aſſigne and appoint ſpeciall
paies of returnes, as by their difcretions fhall be thought conuenienty
Pꝛouided allo that the daies in Aſſiſe of Darrein prefentment,and in plea -
of Quareimpedic, limitten Eappointed by the fatute of Marlb.Anv alfa
the dapes to be giuen in Attaint limitted in fat. 5. Ed. 3.7. being not con:
trariant tothe tendur of this Act, ſhall be holden firme and Table, ann thal
ſtand in their fullforce and effect; An 32,30,8,21,
6 ° In\Summons and Attachments in plea of land, the writs hall
contain xv.daies full at che leaſt after theconnnondLaw,if it be not in at⸗
tachment of Ailifestakenin the Q.pꝛeſence, o2 of pleas befoze Juſtices
in Eire, during the eive, Artic.fuper chart. Añ 28,0, 141 5+
7 © Chedayincreafing inthe Leap peere thall be accompted foz one
peere, fothat becaufe of that nap none thall be pꝛeiudiced that is implea⸗
ded, but it hall be taken and reckoned of the fame moneth wherein tt
groweth, and that day andthe pap next going before , hall be accompted
foz one dap, Bifextile, Añ 2 1. h.3.
1 Dayesin Quareimpeditand Afsife of Darrein prefentment.. See
Qoareimpedit 1 Min |
2. Dayesin Attaint, See Attaint 2:12. —
3PDayes in a writ of Communi cuſtodia. See Wardes 5-
4PDay es in an action of walt; See Waſt . ag
5 Dayes given in Admeafurement of pafture or dower. See Ad-
=
meafurement I.
6 Dayes
Demurrer.. PDilapidations. 83
6 Dayesof grace giuen to him in the reuerſion which prayethto be
receiued.S.Receit 3.
genie: Demurref.
Fter Demurrer ioyned eentredinany action, oꝛ ſuit, in any Court Sealy thi
of Record within chis Realme,the Judges hall proceede and giue be gruen- noes
iudgement, according as the verie right of the cauſe and matter in law Ae oars
hall appeare vnto them, without regarding any imperfection , defect, 02 proces de piea⸗
want of forme, in any writ, recourne,plaint, declaration, 02 other plea: dins.
Ding proces,oz courte of proceeding whatfocucrs Except chole only which
the partie demurring hall (peciallp and particulerlyſet downe expzeſſe
“together with his demurrer, And no iudgement to be giuen, ſhalbe reuer⸗
fen by any writ of Erroꝛ, for any fuch imperfection, defect, o2 want of
forme, as is aforefaid,ercept {uch onlp as is befoꝛe ercepted, 27.1.5.
2 Afcer Demurrers ioyned and entved,the Court where the fame thall The Court
be, (hall ¢ map from time to time amend all ¢ every {uch imperkections, defects of
Defects,¢ wants of foꝛme,as is befoze mencioned, other then thoſe onelp, ———
which the partie demurring Hall ſpecially and particulerly expꝛeſſe and iorued·
fet downe together with his demurrer as is afoꝛeſaid. 27. Eliz.y.
3 This Act oꝛ any thing therein contained, ſhall not extend to any —
wait, declaration, oꝛ ſuit of appeal of felonie oꝛ murder, no? to any indict⸗ pretentment of
ment oꝛ pꝛeſentment of kelonie, murder treaſon oꝛ other matter, top to poonie,muee
any proces bpon any of them, noz to any wpit,bill,action,opinfoymation,.
Hyon anp popular o2 penall ſtatute: anp ching afozelain to the contraric — —
notwithſtanding. 27. Eliʒ.5. fatute.
| Dilapidations, |
F anp Archbiſhop, Bithop, Deane, Archdeacon Pꝛouoſt, Treaſozer, Frandulent
Chaunter,Chauncetop, Prebendarie oz any other hauing any dignitie pare eee.
oꝛoffice in anp Cathedꝛall og Collegiat Church within this Realnte , op lors of their
any Parfon,Cicar,op other Incumbent of anyeccleſiaſticallyuing, wher- ——
vnto do belong any houſes oꝛ buydings, which bp la op cuſtome he is
hound to maintaine in reparation, do ſuffer any of his ſaid houſes oz buyl⸗
dings to fall downe, 02 run in decay, and after bo make any deede of gift,
alienation, oꝛ other conuepatice of his moueable goods oꝛ cattels in his
lifetime, tothe intent after his death to defeat hisfuccellogs of ſuch iwtt
Actions and remedies as otherwiſe they might haue hav for the fame, a⸗
Kain their erecutors , o2 the adminiſtratoꝛs of their goods: Chen the
luccellors of hint which thal make ſuch deede ec. hall and imap commence
luit. x baue {uch remedicinanp Court Ecclefiattical within this Realme, —
competent fo2 the matter againk him o2 them,to whom fuch peeve of gift
oꝛ alienation ſhalbe fo made, koꝛ the amending ¢ reparation of ſuch Dila⸗
pldations, oꝛ iuſt recompence for the fame, as hath happened bp bis fact
oꝛ default, in fuch fort as he might hould,or ought lawkully to haue,if he
52 they to whom (uch deede of gikt es % Were executoꝛ of him that
. 3 made
Difceipt. Diſcontinuance of proces.
made uch deede ef, 02 adminiſtratoꝛ of his goods ¢c.13.€1iz.10,.
Money recone 2 TAholoeuer oth recouer anp ſummes of mancp,fo2,02 inthe name
ren for lant: of Dilapivations, bp (entence , compofition ,oz otherwile, and doth not
imploved in ree Within two peeres after the receipt thereof truely imploy che fame vpon
parations. the buyldings, and reparations, in reſpect whereof uch money for Dila⸗
pidations ſhall be paten , ſhall foꝛtait double ſo much to the Queene, as
fhall be by him receiued, and not imployed. 14.Eliz. 11.
Diſceipt. ate site} tu see
I" anp Sergeant, pleader, 02 ocher,po any deceipt inthe Q. Court og
do conſent thereunto, to deceine the Court oꝛ partie,and is thereof ate
tainten, he hall be impꝛiſoned a peere and avap, and being a Councello?,
ſhall not any moze be receiued to plead in the Qhueenes Court fo2 anp
man, And ik he be anp other chen a pleaver,he thal be impꝛiſoned as afores
fain, Anvif the treſpaſſe require a greater puniſhment, it hall be at the
Queenes plealure, Cel 1, 3.20129 » 4
2 QA writof Dilceipt holoeth place, ¢ is maintenable aſwell in place
of garniſhment which toucheth plea of land where fuch garniſhment is
giuen, as tu cafe of ſummons in a plea oftand, 2.0.3.1 7, Northampt.
: Difcontinuance of proces,
Deathof the W the peath,oz demiſe of the Mucenes Maieſtie that now is, oꝛ of any
ci vo thathereafter ſhalbe King oꝛ Queene of this Realm,any action,{uit,
any (uit. Hill, oꝛ plaine, that hall depend betweene partie and partie in any of the.
Mueenes Courts , and other Courts of Recon , hall not in anp mile be
diſcontinued, 02 put without Dap : But the Pꝛoces, Pleas, Demurrers.
anu Continuances in euery action, actions, ſuits, billes,or plaints, which
chall depend, hall ſtand good and be profecuten,¢ {ued foogeh, in {uch mas
ner and forme, and inthe fame eftate,condition, and opder, as tf the fame
Wing oꝛ Queene had liued And all maner of Judicial proces, that halt
be purlued in the time of the reigne of anyother Hing op Queene stherr
reigned at thetimeof the purſuit ofthe oꝛiginal, oꝛ other former proces,
ſhall be made in the name of the Ring 02 Queene , that forthe time ſhall
reigne and be King op Queene ec, And variance touching the fame VPꝛo⸗
ces; betweene the namesof the Rings 02 Queenes fhall not be matertall,
ag coucerning any default to be obiected therefore, 1.€0,6,7.
Drath netwo 2 Cuery Aflife of Nouel diffeifin , Aflife of Mortdauncefter, Turis
commnttfion.ef vtrum, and Attaint, which hall be arraigned, commencen,og lued before
Futicesma any Juſtices of AMile , thall not be diſcontinued, o2 put without day, bp —
ethno Ditton» <ton of neath, new commiſſion. aſſociation, oꝛ not comming ofthe fame
Juſtices, or any ofthem, but thall Land qood inthe law, toall intents,the
death, new commiſſion, aſſociation, oꝛ not commingof the fame Juſtices,
Mo preferment og any of chem in any wifenotwithfanding,1,€0,6,7.
re Panter | 3 Albeit any demandant, oꝛ platneife, in any action, bill, oꝛ ſuit ſhal be
nignitie Hall made Duke, Archbithap , argues, Carle, Uiſcount, Baron, Bithop,
abate his ſait. —— Knight,
o
Difcontinuanceof proces. Diſpenſations. 84
Knight, Juſtice ofthe one Bench,o2 che other, or Sergeant at Law, de⸗
pending che fame action ec, pet no watt,action,o2 ſuit. ſhall for ſuchcauſe
be abatable, 02 abated, but Hall remaine in like foꝛce, as the ſame wes
betel 7 olla :
4 Albeit anyperlon being Juſtice of Aſſiſe, Juſtice of Gaole vetine- — me Sau
rie, 02 Juſtice of peace, within anp che Queenes dominions, o2 being iM ana ccommiffic
any otherof the Queenes commiflions whatfocuer, thall be mane Duke, pues vousa ke
Archbithop, Harques Carle, Gifcount, Baron, Biſhop, Knight; Juſtice tome vignitte.
oftheoue Bench op of the other, oz Sergeant at Latv,or Shtrife, pet he
Shall rematne Juſtice and Commilltoner, and hane full power co execute
the ſame, in like maner as he might oꝛ ought to haue done befoꝛe the ſame.
2.Ed.6.7. Gut no perſon exerciſing che office ofa Shirife of anp Coun⸗ ee
tie, hall erercife che office of a Juſtice of the peace by foꝛce ofanp commit: or peace,
fion,o2 otherwwife,in any Countie where be ſhall be Sbivife, during che
time onlp,that he thall erercife the (ain office. 1.984,8, 5°. ——
Im alcales, where any perlon ſhalbe kound guiltie of any Creaton, Aim Matis
Murder, Manſlaughter, Rape, oꝛ other Feleny whatfoeuer,for the which ora pute
iudgement of death ſhould oꝛ may entue, anv thall be reppied to poyfon guiticana
Without iudgement at chat cime giuen againſt him: Chole perfons chat teveten.
at anp cime fhall by the Queenes letters Patents be aſſigned Juſtices ta 7
Deliuer the Gale where any ſuch perſon found quiltie hall rematne, thall
haue full power to giue iudgement of death againſt {uch perfon fo found
guiltie and repried , as the fame Jullices( before whom {uch perfon was
found guiltie) might haue done, if their Commullionof Gaole deliuerie
had remained in full force, 1. Ed.6. 7.
_S jo proces oꝛ ſuit made, ſued,oꝛ hav befope any Juſtices of alliſe, F714, {ult befone
Gaole deliuerie, Dyer and Terminer, Juttice of Peace, oꝛ othet of the difcontinucn vy
Queenes Commidioners, hall be vifcontinued by the making anv pub: 2 Come
liſhing of any new commiffion oꝛ aſſociation oꝛ bp altering of the names
of the Juſtices of Allife, Gaole deliuerie, Dper and Cerminer, Juttices
of peace oꝛ other the Queenes Commiflioners , but thenew Juſtices,
ofhee Commilſioners may proceede in euery bebalfe, asif the oĩd Coms
millions and Juices anv Commiflioners han ſtill remained not altered.
LOA 11 h.G.6. S. lultices of peace 110.
Tere aoa Difpenfations.
\ V7 Dotoeuee both eract.oz receiueot any Suter moze fo2 any vil hd ——
4 Xpenlation, facultie,oz licence, then is contained in the duplicat dilp
ookes of Carcs, wherein is wpittenthe tares of all cuttomable diſpen⸗
fations, faculties , licences, andother writinges , wont to be fpevde at
Rome, (one cf which bookes do remaine in the hands of the Clerk of che
Faculties, and the other inthe hanvs of the Clerk of the Chauncerp,ap-
pointed for writing of licences, diſpenlations, ec.) thall koꝛkait cen times
wine 9 4 fo much
Diftreffe,
ſo much as he thall ſo exact and receive, tothe Queene and J. to be reto⸗
uered by A. B. P.ec.wherein no U¢c,C.19.¢c, 25. H.8.21. 1.Eliz. 1.
S. Eccleſiaſt. &c. 19. &c. |
Diftreffe, -
ee Hapentake,o; Lath, whereitis taken, (except it be to apound
Paneth ouert within the fame Shire, being not aboue three miles dittant from
" the place where tt is taken) oꝛ thallintpound in ſeuerall places , goodes
No diſtreſſe diſtrained for any caule at one time, whereby the owner ſhall be conſtrai⸗
fpalbe tmpour* ned co (ue feuerall Repleuies fog the deliuerie of the fame diſtreſle Hall
places, = fonfait tothe P.grieued for euerpfuchoffence v,li,and treble pamages,
1,€ 2,]9,% 99,1 2,320 man thal caufe a diſtreſſe to be dꝛiuen kooꝛth of the
County wherin it was taken,Marlb.s 2. H.3.4. (Hell, 1. 3,€0,1,16,
— 2(choſoeuer doth take foꝛ keeping in pound, poundage, oꝛ the ime
pounding of any whole diſtreſſe. abou iiii.ð oꝛ doth take fo much, where
No diſtreſle We thal dꝛiue any Dittrelleout of the Hundꝛed, Rape,
lefle hath vſually bin taken, thall koꝛf.to the P.grieued v. i, and ſo much
as he taketh ouer the lata ttit,d.¢c, 1. 2. P.and 99,1 2,
Inwhat ptae 3 7o man hall for any cauſe diſtraine out of his fee inthe Queencs
ce duot by high wap, og common fEreete : But che Queene and her Oklicers hauing
taken. fpecial authozitie fo to do, Marlb.5 2.40,3.1 5. Celt, 2,2 3,€,1,16, jets
: ther hall any man diftraine inthe auncient fees ofthe Church, but in ſuch
poſſeſſions as Ecclefiattical perfons haue purchaled of late,vittreltes map
be take, Articuli Cleri.o,€0, 2,9,
Sritretetm 4 Blanpmandiftraine another manscattell, and dꝛiue themintoa —
eaten - cattel 02 kortreſſe, and there hold chem( being folemulp demaunded bp
the Shirike oꝛ Bailife) again gages and pledges, fo that the Shirife oz
Wailife cannot make deltuerance of them to the owner , the Dbirife oz -
Wailife taking with him the power of the countie, op hatlitvick , halk
Heat Downe che caftel aud the plaintife hall recouerdoublepamages for
all the Lotte which be hath recciuen by his cattell, hinderance of his gaps
nage, oꝛ in ocher maner (after che ſirſt demaund of the catcell made by rhe
Hhivife oꝛ Bailife)aqaink him that tooke the cattel,o2 againſt his Lord
if he be not able to aunlwere them, (Heth. 1,-3.€0,1,17, Ff any perfor
great op ſmall will not permite the diſtreſſes which he hath taken co be de⸗
fiuered by the Q.officers, accoꝛdingto the law ¢ cultome of che Realme:
D2 will not {uffer Summons , Sttachments , 02 executions of Judge⸗
ments giuen in the Q. Court to be made; he hall be punifhen tn the Lame
Maner,asone which will noc ſutker himſlelke to be tulttfien by the law €
that according to the quantitte of Bis offence , Marly eet FTE ieee
Damageste, 5 Je anp perfon take reuenge op dittrelle of his owne auc onitie with⸗
atmongtall dut awardof che Q.Court, and thereof be conuicted: Dif one nepahe
diſtreſſt.
award of the Queenes Court, he Halinake fine accogding to the —
ofth
hour take a diſtreſſe of an other (whereby he bach receiued loſſe) without — |
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Diftreffe. 85
of the treſpaſſe and neuertheleſſe ſufficient amends ſhall be mane to them
which haue receiued loſſe by ſuch diſtreſſe. Marlb. 2,1),3.1.
6 None thall diſtraine any to come to his Court, which ts not oF his one but Gre
fre, 02 vpon whom he hath not turifpiccion bp reafon of his Hundꝛed og tors all be
Bailiwick: Meither tall anp man take a dittrelle without his fee,o2 the tometo acouct.
place where he hath iuriſdiction, oꝛ bailiwick, vpon paine to make fine ac-
coping to the quantitie of che offence, Marlb.5 2. h.3. 2. jReither ſhall
any man diſtraine bis freebolver to anfwer fo2 his freehold, oꝛ any thing
thereunto belonging without the Qucenes wit, Marlb.s 2,1), 3. 22.
7 ‘Ffany diftraine his tenant fo feruices and cuftomes, which he clai⸗ Che Lord Hark
meth tobe due onto him, 02 foz any other thine, for the which the Lopd of ae avant
the fee bath caule to diſtraine, and after it ts found that the tenant doth dis tenant.
not owe hint any fuch, the Loꝛd thall not therefoze make fine, if he po ſuf⸗
fer the diſtreſſe to be delivered according tothe law and cuſtome of the
Reale, but hall be amerced, and the tenant fhall recouer his damages
againt him, Marlb.s 2. Hen. 3,3,
8 Diftrelles thall bereafonable according to the quantitie of the debt Crettine
02 Damages and not grievous, and be that taketh onreafonable and exceſ⸗ :
ſiue diſtreſſes, thall be amerced, 5 1.10.3, Marlb.5 2,1), 3,4, 28,€0,1,12,
See Accomptants to the Queene 52. ee
9 No diſtreſſe hall bemade, but by Bailifes which be knowen and Ditkrette by
ſworn x they which do orherwile,¢ therol be conuicted, that anfwer to the Fie tome.
parties qricued their damages, ik they cherofdo being their action of treſ⸗
patie, ¢ allo thalbe grieuouſſy punithed bp the Q. Aeſt.2.1 3. Ed. 1. 3 7.
10 Wf the Sherike, o2 any other do diſtraine another mans beattes, The owner
thep whofe the Cattell be, map gine the meate of their otne, without Merit wes
diſturbance, o2 paying any thing therefore, whites thep do remaine in de impounded.
the pound, 51,2), 3, de diftrict. Scaccarij.
71 Roman hall be diftrained by his beaſts which cill his land, noꝛ yotougy carters
bp his theepe, fo the Queenes, 02 any other perfons debt, folong as one a"? ————
map find another diſtreſſe oꝛ other cattelsſufficient, whereof to leuie the neo, if ec.
Debt op thing in demaund, except it be the impounding ofbeattes which
amã findeth doing hure, according to the cuftome ofthe Realm, 5 1. H.3.
de diftriSt, Seaccarij.27,€0,1,12,
‘12 No Cattell nor other viftreile taken for the Queenes debt, noz Setting of
fo2 any other thing, thatl be folv o2 giuen within fifteene apes after the diſtrelle.
taking thereof, 51. H.3.de diftri&t.Scaccarij. But Collectors appointed
forthe gat hering of money towards the repaire of any decaied Bꝛidge, wringes 3,
haue power to diſtraine any perfon which hall be taxed, and refule te pap
towards the ſame, and to fell the diſtreſſe, 2 2,10,8,5, And euery Receiuer, pat
Bailife, and Collector ofthe Queenes lands ec. foꝛ lack ofpapment of
the tents, iſſues and reuenewes within their offices, may diftraine and
fell the piftrelie,7,.Cp, 6,1, And the Suruciors of wapesin euery Pariſh Vishwaies 17>
i may me
By
Diftrefe. Dower. . i
may leuy the forfaitures bp vittreffe,an fell the diſtreſſe, 8. C1is.9, And
Hooꝛe 14. the Collectozs for the pooꝛe may ſeiſe and ſell the goodes ofhim which
bringeth inte England 02 Cales anp vagabond oꝛ begger out-of Free
Land, op the Sle of Wan, for re. 8. which he hath. fopfaiten for the {ain
offerice, to the vſe of the pooꝛe of the Pariſh, where any of the ſaid perſons
werelet onland, 14.€liz.5, And all forfaitures mave by reafon ofthe —
Booꝛt 27. ſtatute pꝛouided 1 8.Eliʒ. for che ſetting ofthe pooꝛe on woꝛke, and foꝛ
the auopding of idleneſſe, ſhall be leuied by diſtreſſe, and ſale ofthe offen⸗
bers goodes, to the value forfaited, 18.Eliz. 3. And it ſhall be lawkull for
the Conſtables and Headboꝛoughs of anp Cowne, Pariſh, Uillage, oz
Hamlet, to diſtreine the qoodsof any inhabitant, which obſtinatly refute —
to pay {uch ratable taration and aſſeſſement which ſhalbe made vpon him
ynx Ecrie 4. fo2 bis part and portion of monep recoueren againſt the Hundꝛed vpon
the ſtatute of Huy and crie,ann to fell the diſtreſſe. 27, Clizr3, - 1
1 Thateuery Sherife fhal appoint fower deputiesto make Repleuies,
and deliuer diftreffes. S.Sherifes 22. , Mill oe Raison
2 Where aman fhall diftraine out of his fee, for arrerages of rents,
See Rents 1.2.3.
* Dower. yom .
4 ae fhall WMidow after the neath of her hulbany, incontinent (hall haue her
renting. ee. Amariage and inheritance, ann ſhall giue nothing foz her Dower, ber
' mariage o2 her inheritance, which inheritance her huſband and the hela
the day of his death, And the fhalltarp in the chiefe houſe ofher huſhand
fourtiedapes after his death, within which dayes herpower fhallbeae
ſigned her, (if it were not aſſigned her before) 02 that the houle be a Ca⸗
ftell,and tf the depart from the Caftell, then a competent houle thall be
forthivith prouiven for ber, in the which the map honeſtly dwell, vntill
ber power be tober afliqned, and the thall haue in the meane time her
reafonable eftouer of the common, and for herdower thalbe aſſigned che
third part of all the lands which were her huſbands in bis life time, ex⸗
cept the were endowed of leſſe at the Church doꝛe. Magna Charta.9.
Hen.3.7. And ifany noe deforce from a widow her dower, oꝛ Quarentine
ofthetenements whereof her hulband died ſeiſed, and after the fame wi⸗
bow doth by {uit recouer the fame, the veforceo2 hall peeld tothe fame
Widow ber dammages, vz. the value of her whole nower from the time
of her huſbands death, onto the day of her reccucrie by iudgement, and
allo the defoꝛceoꝛ thalbe amerced, Mert.20,30, 3,1, “May J
Elopement 2 Ika wike doe willingly korſake her huſpand, and goe away, and
mith an ovde continue with ber adulterer, the ſhall loſe foꝛ euer her action to demand
_ fostiofxower, her dower, which the ought to haue of her hulbands lands, tf ſhe be
thereof conuict, (ercept her bulband will vpon bis owne goon will, anv
without compulfion by Cccleftatticall Law reconcile her, and ſuffer
ber co dwell with him) m which cale her action thall be reſtozed a=
gaine
Dower. 86
gaine onto her, CHeftmintker 2,1 3. Edw. 1. 34.
3 Albeit any perlon ſhall be attainted, conuicted, oꝛ outlawed of any The wite en.
miſpriſion of treafon, murder, o2 felony whatſoeuer, pet euery woman dece
that chalbe wife of the perfon fo attainted ſhalbe endowable, and enabled attatnten,
ro demaund and enioy her dower, in like maner as though her hulbano
had not bin attainted, conuicted, o2 outlawed, 1.€0.6,13, Gut the wife
whoſe hufband fhall be attainted of any Creafons whatloeuer thep be,
fallin no wife be receiued todemaund o2 haue dowꝛrie of anp the lands,
tenements oꝛ hereditaments of anp perfon attatuted of treafon, during
the ſaid attaindoꝛ tn bis foꝛce:any ching befoꝛe mentioned to the contrarp
notwithſtanding. 5,Cow,6,1 1, Chat the attaindo; of any perfon for anp
offence made treafon by ante of the acts made. 5, Cliz.1, 5. Cliz,11,
18, €1i3,1, hallnot make any copruption of blood to ante heire, noꝛ the
wike of the offendo; to fort. her dower, S.Queene 8. Forfaiture 2.
4 SE anie perfons doe purchale, o2 hall haue eftate conuepen in any & toornari teat
lands,tenements,o2 hereditaments vnto them and to their wines, and to not pai hs
the heires ol the hulband, op to the hulband anv to the wife, and to the tonture ann
heires of theirtiva bodies begotten, 02 tothe heires of one oftheir bodies putbanas
degotten or to the huſband, anv to the wife fox etme of their liues, 02 for lands.
terme of life of the fain wife: D2 if any ſuch eſtate o2 purchafe of anp
{ands €c, ſhalbe made ta ante bulband, and to bis wife tn forme aboue ex⸗
pꝛeſſed, 02 to any other perſon oꝛ perfons ec, tothe vſe ofthe fain huſband
oꝛ wife, 02 to the vleof the wife, as is aboue rehearſed foꝛ the iointure of
the wife, then in euerp fuch cafe, euerp woman married hauing ſuch
fointure made, ſhall nop claime noz baue titleto haue any dower ofthe
reſidue of tie lands, tenements, o2 hereditaments, that at anytime were
her fain hulbanns, bp whom the hath anie fuch tointure,noz hall demaund
norclaime her dower again chem chat haue the lands anv inheritance of
her fain huſband Gut if he have noluch tointure, then the ſhall be admit⸗
ted to haue and demand ber dower by wꝛit ok dower, after the courfe of
the Common lawes. 27. h.8.10. i!
5 But tf any fuch woman be lawfully expulſed op euicted from her It a womans
faid ioynture, oz from anie part thereof, without anie kraud og coutn by (ere the Gall
lawtull entre; action, oꝛ bp vifcontinuance of ber huſband; then the thalf be ennowen,
be endowed ofalmuchof the reſidue of her huſbands landes, tenements,
o2 hereditaments, whereof the was before dowable, as the fame lands fo
euicted ec, ſhall extendvnto. 27,40,8,10,. 8 0
| 6 Pꝛouided, that tfanp wife thallhaue any lands, tenements oz here⸗ —
ditanients vnto ber giuen op alluced after mariage, kon terme ofher life, fhe wilt rate a
oꝛotherwiſe in ioynture (except the fame affurance be to her made by act ere
ot Parliament) and che fain wife after that forcune to onerlinethe fame riace oz her
her hulband, itt whole time the {aid ioynture was allured vnto ber, then dewer,
| the ſame wile may at her libertie after the death of her hulband, refule —
take
Dower.
take the lands ſo tober giuẽ uring the couverture in iopntuve except ee.) 4
and thereupon demaund and.take her power bp twit of dower, oꝛ other⸗
wile accoꝛding to the Common lawe, of and in all uch lands,tenementg,
and hereditaments, as ber hulband was ſeiſed of anie eftate of inhern
tance at ante time during the couertures27.4).8.10,
Dower,vde 7 A wpitofdower vnde nihil habet, Hall not he abaten by the tenants
hilhabet. exception, koꝛ that the woman hath receiued her dower of an other man,
before the writ purchalen, if he cannot ſhewe that the bath receiuen pare
of her Dower of himlelfe, and in the fame Towne, before the weit pure
chaſed. Celt: 3.0.1.4.
,
¥
Awonanen 8 Ff aman being impleaded of atenement doth plainelp peeld it to
Poe ibh bis aduerlarie, oꝛ doeth loole it bp dekault, in both the ſaid cales after the
berecoueren Death ofthe hulband,the wife thal be allowed to bꝛing her weit ofpower +
Hea epost’ And the tenant which recoueres by vefaule in the fuite commenced a⸗
Gon oz default, gaint him, thall thew his right, that he hath in the land, according to his
former writ, whereby he recoucred again the huſband. Ano if he cats
fhew that the womans bulpand had no right in che lands in demaund,
no2 anie other but himfelfe, he thal goe quite, and the thal recouer nothing
j
bp her weit of dower, But ifhe cannot ſhew tt, the woman fhallrecouer
Her dower, elk, 2,1 3. Ed.1.4.
1 >For dowment by the cuftome of gauelkind , and what cauſe of
forf. thereof. S.Prerog.1 6.
_ 2 Thatthe Queene fhall haue thereuerfion, if tenant in dower die, |
during the minoritie of her ward. S.Willes 9.
3 3 For admeafurementofdower by the gardein or heire. S,Admea~
furement. 1.
4 That where the Queenestenant in chiefedoth intrudeand die, bial |
wife fhallnot be endowed. S.Prerog.1 3. Liuerie 2.
5 That the grauntee or committee ofa Ward, fhall not haue aid ofthe —
Queene ina writ ofdower.S. Ayde &c. 26
6 Where awomanaliening her dower, or other particular eftate, he
in reuerfion may enter or haue hisaction. S. Women. 1.2.
7 That a woman fhall haue her dower, though her husband be at⸗
tainted of certain offences made Felony or Treaſon by ſtatut.S.Newes Jo
Felony.2.5.6,7-8,26.30.3 3.35. Treaſon 5.6.Queene 8.Rome 1. ;
8 That prefentation toa Church by an vfurper during the eftate off
tenant in dower, fhall not preiudice him in the Reuerlion , See Ade
uowfon I.
9 That awoman confenting toa Rape Shall: forfaite her dower. See
Rape 3.
to Where view fhall not be graunted in a writ of dower. S.View. ra | |
A Table
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| 87
| A Table declaring the length, breadth, & weight ofall |
wollen Cloth, which is allowable to be made within En gland
| and Wales, to be put to fale. |
Whi |Length. \Breadth, |Weszhr, |Stat.
1 Cloth of Ray to be meafured/28,yards | 6. quar- 2,Ed, 3.
by the lift, and the D,cloth accor- & being _ ters. ¥5-73H,
ding to the rate,{hall ypon paine of watered 4.10613
forfaiture of thefame,containein |24, H. 4.4.
2 Nopiece of plaine white (traits'1 4.yards, |1. yarde, |! 2-poud, 27.Eliz.
‘made in the Counties of Deuon & 18,
|| Cornewall, fhall vpon paine of the
| forf. of che fame, or the value there-
S+63,
| of, be made aboue |
| ———— ——
12, poud, 27. Eliz,
3 No piece of pinned White r4syards,|1, yarde, :
16,
ftraites made in the faid Counties
&c. fhall, vpon the like forfaiture
be made aboue
——
Euery piece of Lancathire cot-'21 .Or 20,| 3,quar-
+ YP
— — — — —
21.pound Eli, 12. |
vpon the Taynters aboue one naile leat, within
tons (which fhall not bee ftrained goads at |ters or at leaft.
in breadth) being fufficiently « ul- one naile
led & thickedcleane fcoured, well at leaſt.
wrought, and fully dried, Mall (vp-
pon paine to forf, for euery pound
weight lacking ynder iij. li. xij.d. 8
for every pound lacking aboue iij.
li. v.s.) containe &c,
Frizes or Rugges beyng vt ſopra, 35.& 37. ters at at leaſt.
fhall vpon the paine aforeſaid, con·y. - {moft or
taine within
If anie of the fayde Cottons,
Frizes or Rugees fhallbe of anic
greater lenoth : Then every yarc
ſo exceeding , fhall waygh after
ſuche rate as &c. vppon payne
°
5 Euerie peece of Lancathire betwixt |3.quar- 43.poiid 8.Eli,12.
one naile
at leaſt.
— — RR — — —— ERTS pa SS RTS STS,
The Table of Draperie.
Length, Breadth, |Weight. | Stat,
of forf, for euery yard, not weigh-
ing after che rate, xij, d, BS
6 Narrow lifted whites made in|28.yards | _ 61.pound 27, Fliz, }
Wiltth, Glouce{t.and Sommerfet-|at the 77 at the” 117. nn
fhire, or els where of like making,|moft. __fleaft. me |)
fhall containe
7 Broad lifted whites made in 28 yards 53. poũd 27.Eliz. | |
Wilt,Gloucelt.& Sommerfet or elslat the at the + -/17, |
where of like making ſhall cõtaine moſt. ; iealſt.
8 Euery peece of broad clothe|betwixe 7. quar- 36.pound 5. Ed. 6. 6.
made in Kent, Suſſex, Reding, ota 8.& 30, \ters at thicked - \4.& Sika
els where of like making, fhall con- Yo Ws lea(t and fully X&M. 50.4
taine © | within jdried. |
the liftes. |.
ae ——
9. All white clothes made in the/betwixt, |7. quar- |75-pound 5,Fd.6.6.
Citie of Worcelt. called long wor-|29.& 31.|ters at f{coured |4,.&5.P. |
cefters, and all clothes of like ma- y. wette, leaſt &dryed. i& M5. |
king made in Couctree or els wher}... within — ae
fhallcontaine ” ~ {the liftes,
10 Coloured clothes made in}betwixt |7.quar- |80.p. atl. 5. Ed.6.
Couentrce and Worceft. or els-|29.& 31.\tersatleft|thicked 6. |
where of like making, fhall con-ly.wette, |within & dryed.
taine liſtes.
11 Short Worceſters made in'betwixt |7.quar- 60. poũd 5,Ed.6, |
the Cities of Couentree and Wor 23.8 25. ſters at {coured, 6. .
cefter, or els where of the fame fort y. we leat, ſthicked
fhall containe ye OEP — ——«{8edryed.
eee
12 Alcolouredlég cloths made betwixt ‘|7, quar-80. p. at l. 5. Ed.6.
in Suff. Norff. and Effex, or els! 28.8 30.(ters at fcoured 6. °° ©
where of like fort,fhall containe “\y.w.' __|leatt. ‘thicked |
| & dryed.
13 Euery coloured Mort cloth betwixt |6.quar- 64. P.- at J. 5 Ed, 6.65}
made in Suff. Norff.and Effex, or 23. 2 5. ters and fcoured 4. & 5 WP, .
els where of like fort, fhall con-y.w. d. wet. thicked & M.5.
taine | o> 1& dried, ne)
) 14 Eoew
ö —— — —— — — — —ñ—— ⸗— — —— —— — —— — —— —— — — — —
— — — — —
—⸗
LOLS y — —
_ The Table of Draperie. 88
|Length. Breadth. Wei ght. Stat.
nO
14 Euery coloured cloth made 7. quar- |Suery y, '5-Ed,6.6,
in Suff. Norff. and Effex , or els tersout .p. & d. 4.8 5.P.
where of like fortes, called handy- of water, fit leaſt & M.5.
warps, and all whites there made fcoured,
or elfewhere , as Cockfale whites ſtthicked
Glainsford, and other handiwarps, & dryed.
fhall containe
— — — — — — — — — —
|] 15 Allwhices and reds made in betwixt being |whit.61, 5. Ed. 6. 6.
Wiltſh. Glouceſt.and vommerſet⸗6. 28, thorowly|p.colou- 4. & 5. P.
fhire, or elswhere of like making, yards. wette, 6. |red 60.p, & M.5.
and al other whites made in any o- quar. & d.ſcoured
ther part of the Realme not before within the|thicked
remembred, fhallcontaine. liftes vn- |& dryed.
a wrought
and lifted.
: o7Eb1-7: :
* 16 All broad Plunkets, Azures, betwixt |6.quar- 68.p, at l. 5. Ed.o.
Blewes, and other coloured cloth 25.8 28, ters &an ſcoured 6.
made in Wiltfh. Glouc. & Somer- y, wette. jhalfebe- |chicked. |35.Eli.9.
fetfhire, or els where of like ma- ing wet. & dryed,
king, fhall containe 35-El.9.
17 Euery courfe fhorte clothe betwixt 6.quar- 64. p. at l. 4&5.P.
made in Suff.Notff and Effex,orels 23. & 25. ters and ſcoured & M.5. |
where of like fort, and euery courfe y, w, d,wette thicked
| cloth made in Kent not exceeding, within |x dsyed.
the price of vj. li, fhall containe the liſtes.
| 18 AlKarfeys called ordinaries, betwixt. 119.p. at l. 5. Ed.6. 6.
| fhall containe 16,817. | S.T. and |4.& 5. P.
| ii y.wette, D. M.5.
———— — — | SS
, 19 Allforting Karfies fhall con-\berwixt 22.p. at l. |5-Ed,6.
taine 558 S.T.and 6.
No perſon vſingthe trade ofma· y. w. D. 4.0 5.P.
king of Karfes, Mall purpofely MM.5.
\make any karfies, aboue the length
of 18. yardsat molt, vpon paine o
orf.x1.s.to the Q.and I,14.Eliz.10.
20 Eue-
The Table of Draperie.
Length, |Breadth, | Weight. Stat.
betwixt ‘Euery y. 5. Ed.6.6.
12.6% 13.6 t.p.atl. |4.8¢5.P. |
YoWe S.T. & D. & Mi ge
S. 10. 35 . Eliz.
III. &c. 10.
20 Euery Deuonſhire karlie,
called dozen, fhall contayne
eee
21 All broad clothes made injbetwixt |7.quar- |34.p,the |5,Ed.6,
Taunton, Bridgewater, and other|1 2.8 13.|ters. . piece atl. 6.
places oflike fort fhall conteine y.W. S.T.&D,
22 Euery narow cloth madeinjbetwixt |z,yard. 34. p. at l. 5.Ed.6.
the faid towns or els where of like|24.& 25. 8. T. D, | Se
forts, fhall containe YoWe .
23 Alclothesnamed Check Kar-|betwixt {y yiwet. 8 4.P. the 5. Ed.6.
fies and ſtraites fhal containe 17-& 18. at leaſt. |piece at 1.6
een
Ye wette. $.T.& D,
24 Euery goade of Welth lining 3. quar- 1. p. & d. 4& 5. P.
ſhall containe ters wet. |quarter, |& M.5y.
25 Every yard ofcottõ being ful. t.p. at l. 48 5.P.
ly wrought & cottoned fhal cotain la M. 5+.
26 Alwelth frizes wroght with-| 3 6.yards |3.quar- 48. pound 5. Ed.s. J
inthe fhires of Cardegan,Carmer-|wette at [ters ofa ſche peece 6.
dé,or Pebrooke,or els where oflike moſt. yard, atl.
making ,redy to be fold for a whole | iM
peece, & euery halfpeece of welfh J
frizes accordingly, ſhall containe
ö——— — — — — —— — — r — —
27 Euery Northerne cloth fhall'betwixt 7. quar- 66. p. the 5.Ed,6.6, )
conteine * 123.825. |cers of jpiece at —4
And euery halfpeececalleddozés,y. the y.at_ LS. T.&
(hall containe the fame breadth, & leaft wet. |D.
halfe the fame lenothand waight.
28 All cloth called Peniftones betwixt |6,quart. |28.p.the 5 +Ed, 6.64)
orforeltwhites,fhallcontaine. 12.& 13. }& D.out peece atl, |
iy.wette, jofwater. |S.T.& D.| mil |
1
|
er — —
29 Alcottons called Manchelter 22 |3.quar- |30.p.the a
& Chefhire cottons.fiul wroughtto goades. ters wet. peece at |
the fale(which may be deurded vn- lealt, 1]
to ij halfepeeces, & ſhall containe| ſuch
|
|
Draperie. 89
ſuch breadth Sc waight as is liiit..
ctedtoa whole peece, 4& 5. P. and | )
M. 5.) {hall containe.
30 Allclothes called Manchefter} 36 3-quar- | 48.p.the| 5.Ed,6.
| Rugs, or Manchefter Frizes (which } yardes. | terswet, } peece at | 6.
| | Lweought
& dried,
‘&waight, as islimitted to a whole
peece, 4. & 5.P.& M5.) fhall con-
| taine. :
may be deuided into two halfepee- pal 1
| ces and fhall contain fuch breadth, | dade |
N
4d
“31. €uterp perfor which hal make,o2 cauſe to be made, any of the ſeue⸗ Foꝛt.toꝛ vee ·
rail kinds of bꝛoad clothes aboue rebearfon of anp ſhorter oꝛ longer mea⸗ —
Cure then is aboue ſpecified in che ſtatute made 5. Ed. 6, and 4. € 5.19. &
M and appointed for euery Countrey, oꝛ ſeuerall kind of clothes ta be
made, oꝛ make any fuch cloth of leſſe bꝛeadth, being well {coured, thicken,
- milled, ¢ fully dꝛied, then is aboue {pecified and appointed foꝛ euery ſeue⸗
rall Countrey oꝛ kindes of Clothes, ¢ thal put the fame to fale, thall fort,
€o2 euery fuch default of euery cloth fold oꝛ offered to be fold in length oz
breadth ri, $, And every perfon which ſhall make,o2 caule to be made anp
f the leuerall kinds of Kerleies, narrow Clothes, Straites , Dolens,
rizes,02 Cottons aboue mencioned, which Hall not be made in {uch mae
ner and korme, as is aboue ſaid, noꝛ containe in length and brꝛeadth ſeue⸗
rally appointed, as ts aboue ſpecified, ſhall foꝛfait for euery peece of ſuch
Cloth fo made and fold, 02 offered to he ſold, xx.s. And if any ſuch Cloth
02 Kerſey ſhall lacke of {uch weight, as by the ſaid ſtatute it ts appointen
to haute : Chenthe maker thereof, o2 other perfonin whole poſſeſſion the
Aame hall be found, ſhall fopfait for euery pound lacking aboue ifit,P, v. õ.
‘And allo for euery pound not exceeding tiit.pound, it, sto the De J.to
He recoucred by A. J. ec. wherein no CU, tc, C.49.€C, 5,€0,6,6, 4. 5019.
€W.5. Tfany of the clothes called broad Plunkets, Asures, Blewes, ¢ pplunetsy
other coloured cloch made within che Shires of MAiltſhire Glouceſter or — —
Somerlet oꝛelſwhere ot like making, thall not containe vi,quarters Ean "FF .
halke at the lealt within che liſtes, as is aloreſaid, viz bz. xvi. Then euery
perſon offending in that behalke Hall fog euery luch cloth, be ſubiect vnto
ſuch paines penalties and forfeitures, as were, by force of the former ſta⸗
tute of — to haue bin forfaiten , for want of bꝛeadth of vii.quar⸗ Bieanty
fers within che lites. And if any of the far bꝛoad Plunkets , Azures, ‘
Blewes oꝛ other coloured Clothes, being well ſroured, thicken , milled,
and kully dried! hall concaine in weight any leſſe then chreelcore ð eight caeigst.
pounds at the leatt : Chen euery of the faid Clothiers therein oſtending,
Hhailincurre double ſuch penalties ¢ forfeitures, fo2 euery pound fo wan:
Lingokthe laid weight arta nos weighing after furhrate, as is befope ex⸗
site N peſſed,
$
-Draperie.
pelled, in and bp the fain tat, mane 5. Ed. 6. is limitted and appointed.
And it any of the clothes to be made within the Countie of Sonrerfer, op
elfwhere, oflike making, called Jolunkets, Azures, and Blewes, bei
well ſcowꝛed, thicked, milled, anv fully ope, thal containe in weight,
any leſſe chen thꝛee {core and eight pounds at the leaſt, oꝛ if any ofthe cf
Length. clothes thall containein length anp mone then xxbii. pardes at the mott:
; tie CDE TH
Then euery of che Lame Clothiers therein offertding Mall incurre vou
ſuch penalties and fozfaitures for euery pound fo wanting, as by the fate
fat, of 5.Ed.6. are to {uch dekaults limitted ¢ appointed, Ann koꝛ euery
pardthat anyluch cloth thall conteine aboue rrvit.pardes in length, an
_* not weighing after {uch rate as is befoze expꝛeſſed, Che maker of euery
fuch cloth thall incurredouble the penalties bp the ſtat. of 4.¢ 5. P.and
9D, to {uch defaults limitted andappointer, 35.Clis.9
ciothexeees _ 37 SE any bꝛoad Cloth thall exteed eheteuerall length befogeappoine
pingtheap» ced, bp meanes ofthe finenelle, oꝛ the good and ſtuffie making of thefame,
poinces length. chon che makerthereof (hall not incurre any penaleie fo the ouer length —
of any {uch fine Cloth, 5. Ed.6. 6. Anvifanp Cloch oz Kerley of the fe-
uerall kinds of making mencionedin the fozefatd ſtatutes of 5.0.6, and
4it 5,JO.and ID, do exceeve the ſeuerall lengthes mencioned in the fame: ·
hen eucry pard foerceeding, hall weigh afterfuchrate,aseuerp pard
of fuch Cloth oꝛ Kerſeies contepning the ſaid ſeuerall lengthes, hall op
ought to weigh, vpon pain of foxfatture for euery pard not weighing after
fuch rate d,3, 5. Ed. 6.6. 4. 8 51% €D.56 von Serer’ ARM |
, 33Ik any Ahites oꝛ Reddes mave in the Counties of CHilethire,
EAbites ant Gloucelter,x Somerlet. op elſwhere, oflike making, op any other whites —
Reis wrouc before mencioned, (ois inthe fifteenth branch) thall not concaine bi,quave
Somẽrletchire cove and a halfe at che leat within the littes asis afopelain :Chencuerp
perfon offending in that bebalfe, ſhall fo2 eucrp (uch clot h be fubiectunto
fuchpaines,penalties and fopfaitures,, a3 were by foaceafthe lain ſtat. of
5.Ed.s. to haue btn fopfatted foꝛ want of bꝛeadthotf ſeeuen quarters with⸗
nthe littes, biz, he thal fogfait koꝛ euery Cuch default of euery Cloth ſold,
pavvowtice 02 offered. tobe (old rl. Sita the finder thereof, And if any cloth to he mane
mpiceds” ~~ iwanp ofthe ſaid Counties, elſwhere, of like making, called narrow
Aided. CUpites,being well ſcoured, thicked,miled,¢ fullp daied ſhall eon⸗
taine in weight anp Iellethen hri. pound at the leaſt: Oꝛ if any Clothte —
be made in anp of the fata Counties, 02 elſwhere of like making called
Broantiten -hroadlitten CUbites, being well{coured,thicked, miles, ¢ fully ogred, thal
wh, eontaine in weight anp Lele shen Listie three pounnes at the featt : Drift
aipof che fainclothes called narrow liſted oꝛ bꝛoad liken. COhites, thall
containe in lengthany moze thengrbili,pardes at che moh: Chon cuery —
of the faid Clothiers therein offending, thal incurre vouble (uch penalties —
and fopfaituces, fo2 euery pound fo wanting of the ſaid ſeuerall weights
abonelimitien,¢ fox cuery par lo exceeding int Length and not weighing |
fe Y J aftes
Draperié, 90
after luch rate as is before expꝛelſed, as by the foꝛelaid ſtatute of 4. 5.19.
and 9D, 5,18 pꝛouided x appointed, viz. he thal fopfait foꝛ euery pard excee⸗
ping in length, x. s, and lor euery pound lacking aboue iiii.pound. x.v ſoꝛ
2222
euerypound not exceeding iiii pound, iiii.s, 7. El.i 7. 3 5. El. 7.
34 No Draper, Warchant, Captor, Clothwoꝛker a2 other perfon, Che Diaper
anyof the fata clothes, whereunto the Aulneger (hail haue ſet the Q.ſeale,
andthe owner his ſeale cit he haue made trial aſwell by the water, as
bythe weight anv meaſure, whether hep ſhall be made according to the
purpope and true meaning ofthe ſaid actoꝛ noi And itf anyperſon Hal finn
‘ay defectitte oz faultie cloch,in tenath weight, o meaſure made contra:
rie to che oꝛders atoreſaid: Theu he hal pzeſent eucrpifuchicloth, to euery
Maioꝛ, Bailife, oꝛ other head officer, o2 head officers of euery citie bos
rough, oꝛ towne corpoꝛat, op tothe tino Juſtices of peacenert adiopning
out of a citieborouny, oꝛ tone corporat, where ſuch cloth Halt be found
faultie,cotheintent the ſame cloth may be cut in theee equal peeces: The
one peecetherafta he foꝛfait cathe Queene an other tothe preſenter thers
wiich wallret aile anp furh clothes og kerſeies frizes.xugges oꝛ cottons ao ——
of cheſeuerall makings ſpeciſied in the act made 5. Ed. 6 · thall put to fale tent the fautey,
of, andthe third part reſidue to ſuch perſon oꝛ perſons as it ſhall then e
pꝛeſentedto vpon paine thatenery {uch perſon as ſhallſo ſcarch euery of s09 8988
the clothes; kerleies, cottons,o2 frisesafogefain, ſo by him bought ¢ fold,
and thall not feife ann prefent ſuch cloth as he ſhallfind defectiue; thalt
fozfait the double valucofeuery fuch cloth, §.€0,6,6.<2 5, Cd.gine See
Juitices of peace 83.” : —— MT eee Veena Lint
35 Eucry Clothier op otherperfon whatfoener; which lo chal fel amp Kepaiment of
ſhalhaue fet to their ſeales and thal be ſo ſeiſen as is aloreſaid hat within
xiiii.dayes next after requeſt mane by writing , meſſage; oꝛ otherwiſe, bp
fuch kaultie kerfep,cotcon,op frise, whercuntathe Auineger ¢thootwner fr tanieccy
2 Faulty cloth,
*
ſuch perſon which ſhal ſo buy ſuch cloth, make payment of ſuch ſummes
of money as he receiued fox the fame, oꝛ otherwile thal fatiffievifcharge,
Eacquite hint for fo much monep;as he ſhould haue receiued fo the fame,
Hyon paine of forfaicure tothe P.grieued for euerp non papment, oz not
Acquital the nouble value of the money ſoxeceiued Ec, tobe recouered bp
FG ADutee, therein no CH. ¢c.E 19.180; 5. Ed.o.s. See $6520 fice
+36 Atwell che Maioꝛ of Lonvon aud Alveren oz the moze part of Searchers
them, as euerp other Maior, Bailife, and head Okkicer ot euery citie, bas °F 1"
rough, oꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛat within this Realme, thalfromen totime ape.
point two, oꝛ moe, haneſt viſcreet, vexpert perfons, which thallframntime ©
totime vpon their othes view and ſearch all clothes that (halt be dꝛeſſed,
died oꝛ pꝛeſſed with the cold prefic, within euery uch citi boꝛough ton
corpoꝛat.oꝛ PORE Colune, and view and ſearch whether the fame clothes be
well andſufliciently dzeſſed anv pzeſſed withthe cold preſſe; without put⸗
fing —————— other deceitful ching,
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Draperie.
Deceitfull aif twhechertherfamte ſhalbe well died with noode perfect colours withe
— 2 out any deceiuable thing oꝛ whether it ſhalbe ſtreined any moꝛe then in
this ſtatute is {pecified, anv ſhall have power to enter into euery per⸗
fons houſe taberechep Mall chink meete to fearch and ſeiſe euerp futh
Claoth as they Hall find vefectine in the premittes, tn whole hands foeuer
they Halt be found, as foꝛl. to the Q. aud to the Maioꝛ and Comminaltie
ok the citie boꝛough, towne copparat, Port towne, 07 Market towne
where the fame thall be ſeiſled. And every perfon in whole polſeſſion fuch
delectiue oꝛ kaultie cloth, either by euill oping, dzefling,o2 preſſing thal be
found ¢ ſeiled ſhall haue his remedie (op A, J. xc. wherin no CU. ec. E. P.
Gt.) againſt euery ſuch perſon by whofe dekault 02 negligence {uch cloth
ſhal ſo be foun fauley;e thal cherebp recouer all ſuch cots lofles,¢ dama⸗
ges as he thal ſuſtaine by occafion therof. And euery Waioz head Officer,
Gc, of anp citie boꝛoughoꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛat, in which anp clothes ſhall be
made, died, dzeſſed, oꝛ preflen with the cold preſſe,which vo not appoint fo
manp Searchers as thall be requifite to earch ¢ view clothes vpon their
othes, (hall koꝛt. for euerpnefaule rit, tothe Q.and J. to bevecouered by
A. J.xc.wherein no A.xc. E.Pec. 5. Ed. s6.s.
a ſealeot ledd 37 Alwell the Maioꝛof London, as euery other Maioꝛ Bailike Poꝛt⸗
in — — riue, oꝛ other head officer of. euery citie boꝛoughtowne coꝛpoꝛat 02 port
towne chall caule to be pꝛepared a Seale of Lead, wherein alwel the
armes as the name of euery ſuch titie bo ꝛough towne tc, Halbe grauen,
vᷣhichthe fame Searchers ſhallcauſeto be firen to euery cloth that they
hall find well and {ufficientlp dzelled, died, x preſſed, with the cold pzeſſe
without anpot the veceits aloꝛeſaid and (hall haue foz their paines bp the —
5 Sor Ohoner thereof forthe fealing of euery Cloth ii. ð. 5.€0,6,6,. |
———— 38Ik any Searchers do finn any of theclothes being coloured oꝛ dy⸗
fof. for fea: evi eit cockly, purſie baudy, ſqualy / oꝛ rowy, oꝛ euill burled, oꝛ waſted
oe fawlte in the milo} kullof holes oꝛ bꝛacks then thep thal belines the {eate of the
citie, boꝛough oꝛ towutte coꝛpoꝛat, where thefame cloth hall be found,put
an other feate of Lead at euery end of the fain cloth, wherein ſhall be grae
wen the letter( F) and thall alfo fet amarkin the lif,right again fuch
place where anyot the taults atoreſaid hall be, with che print ofa Letter
oz mark of an neh compalleartheleatt, whereby cuerp buper map well
HP know what and where the fault is. And ifany of the aforefain Searchers
dolet the feale of any citie, bopough,ec, to any cloth which thallhaueanp
The Coninat of the koreſaid faults , dnd do not fet at euery end of the clothesone-feale
ee — withthe letter (B) Thenche Corvinaltic oteuery (uch citie oꝛough; xc.
cisfauls, wyere luch Searchet halbeappoinced, fall kort. fog euery luch omiſſion
Pi tothe Deand Iets be — a, Bees rope ito EN ⸗ |
Cioth stele in ssid 4g! 5Mland a |
one borꝛoug 1
ayaitnet be The leale of euery bozough oy towne conpenat, appointes for the |
et —* anp kina of Cloth, halt be fixed to euery ſuch kindof Cloth —
—
fcing well made within uch:citie, boouah; 02 totstecoppapat wel ee
Cioth {a ſealed with the ſeale of any citte,borough,op towne corporat, © 2 >:
foal not be fearched,tried,o2 viewed bp any ſearcher oꝛ fealer of any other
citie, boꝛough, oꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛate, by vertue of his ſaid office’, 4.¢ 5.
and D. Se ——
pe AIfany ofthe ſaid fearchers fo appointed by the Maior, Bailike or Refuting te
other heavofficer of any citie borough de tolune corporat hauing no teas bea learcher.
ſonable excuſe, to refute tobe a fearcher , and do not vſe the office of a
fearcher he thall forfait fo2 euerp fuchrefulall anv not erecuting of his
office v. i.to the M, anv thebleofthe Cominalticof every citie,bozouch,
ac. Where he Hall be aligned, and alfo hall rematne in ward, till be hath
paied the (arn fogfaicure, oꝛ otherwiſe put in ſuſficient bond for the {atte ©
faction of the fame. 5,€0.6,6. 0 fs —
41The Searchers oꝛ Sealers and euery one of them haue authoritie Che tearchere
in the day time, to enter into euery houle of euery perſon, where he oꝛ $2 Wealers mar
they ſhall think meete, to {earch and to trie euery kind of Clothes, Ker⸗ ry mans houle.
ſeies, Frizes, and Rugs, as they hall find defective ,eitherinlenath,
bꝛeadth, oꝛ waight, andthe fame to trie by water and waight, and allo to
fearch tt ſeiſe as koꝛtait euerp cloth made of other couloꝛs then in this act
isappointed, 4. 5.19.¢ M. 5. , : | in
42 Bfany perfon thall dente, withſtand, o2 withhold any clothes ker⸗ Denying of
ſeies, krizes, oꝛ rugs, from the ſaid fealers oꝛ ſearchers, oꝛ any of them, og arch
will not {uffer them to enter into their thaps,wareboules houles, oꝛ plas iy
ces where their clothes ec. fhall be,the fame to be fearchen and fried as is
afoꝛeſaid: Chen he fo denying op withſtanding, for euery {uch withſtan⸗
Ding, wit hholding, oꝛ deniall, thall foꝛf.x.li.to the Qe J.to he recouered
bp A. J.xc. wherein no M.tc. E. 9. tc. 4. 5. P.and D5. >
43 Se thall not be lawful fog any of the fawn ſearchers oꝛ fealers 502 Qoctloth which
anyother perfor, cofearch anp wollen Cloth, oꝛ Kerley, whereunto the ees ſhal ve
ſeale of a citie, boꝛough, oꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛat thal be fired, within the Cloth markes, pas
Warket of London,called Black wel hall, or in any common Cloth fayre,
oꝛ cloth market of any other citie, boꝛough, oꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛat, in, and du⸗
ring thetime of the kayꝛe op market. 4.¢ 5. P.k M.5. eA TA Ee
44 Bfanp perfon hall by himlelke oꝛ by any other perfor by him pꝛo⸗ crountertaye
cured, counterfart,(et to,02 take away front any cloth,kerfep , frize, ruc, —
oꝛ cotten, anyſeale appointed to be ſixed to the fame, by either of the ſta⸗ il
tutes made 5,C0,6, and 4, € 5.49, and M. Chen he thall forfait for the
firſt offence (being thereofauelp conuicted by verdict of twelue met, oz
bp tins fufficient witnefles , 02 by confellion of che partic) x. Pt. And for
the fecond offence being likewile conuicten,thall fic on the Pillozie, anv
korkait to the Dueene all (uch his goodes and cattels (his debts being
truelp paied ) as he thall haue at the time of bis conuiction, 5. Ed. 6.6.
4,€ 5+ P. and D5, a0 orc ache al
| 2 3 45 No
J Draperie. , |
Mo clothretate, 45 No perſon which commonip vſethto retaile cloth oz kerſey ſhall
Sip which put to ſole in qrotle,op by retaileto any perfon, any manerof cloch being
s ſcaled. _“‘Drelled, open, andppelled, ercepethere be firey thereunto at euerp end of
the fame coth the feale of fuch citie, boꝛough, oꝛ towne corporat , where
the fame cloth thal be fo dyed, dreſſed, and pꝛeſſed, or the ſeuerall feale of
euery fuch citie korough,o2 towne corporat, whereit hal be dyeddreſſed,
oꝛ prellen, to remaine at the lak end of enerp of the far cloth, which hall
he ſold, during all the time that any pecce of fuch cloth is to be ſold vpon
paine of foꝛf.the whole value of (uch cloth to the Q.and J. te be recoue-
ren by A, Fcc, wahereinno M.tc. E.P.tc. 5. Ed.6.6.
Bꝛidawater, 45 And every perfon dwelling wythin the Countie of Somerſet,
ants, Thard which ſhall put to fale anp CAoollen clothes, commonly calles Bꝛidg wa⸗
_ lathes. ter, Canton, € Chard clothes, o2 clothes of like making,nature,annfore,
‘ - made within the fain Countie,ercept (uch Cloth be fire viewed, ſearched.
ann ſeene inoue of the bogounhes of Bring water, anton,or Chard,anv
ſealed with the ſeales of one of the ſaid boꝛoughes, oꝛ townes, accoꝛdinug
tothe foreſaid ſtatute 5. Ed.6. ſhall foꝛf.the cloth ſold, oꝛ the value cherot
to the Q.and J.xc. to be recouered bp A, I.tc. vherein no Mtc. E. P.
Els 2.x3. H. and M. aꝛ gies we chee Tid
Clothes 47 Cuerp perfor not dwelling within any titie, boꝛough, oꝛ towne
bought 28 corporat, andinaking any of the Clothes 02 kerfetes afozefain, map law⸗
sone fully oring the fame tothe nert citie, boroitgh, oz coꝛporat towne where
raled. any ſuch kind of clothes oꝛ kerſeies be commonly made, there to be ſealed
in maner and fore afoꝛeſaid.4 cct 5. P. and M.· 5. — —
Seating of 42 SIE arty Searcher op Sealer appointed bp che fopefain ſtatutes of
cloth which 5. ED, and 4.€ 5, P. and WD, ſhall lecthe {eale of anp citie, borough,og -
MeO ee, cotume corporat, to anrp clot hwhich thall not containe {uch length, waight
‘eta bacadth,as.in che fata ſtatutes ts appointed: Chen the Corporation
cs ofthe tovnthip, where ſuchcloth kerſey frize, cotton, oꝛ rug thalbe ſo ſea⸗
ne
teu
Bro {oy thall for£ che whole balue of the cloth ſo ſealed. 4.¢ 5.49.¢ 9.5,
Seating of 49> Hh anpof the Searchers aforelatd, fhall (et the ſeale of anp citie,
loth not inf · bozough, towne copporat,og poꝛt towne to any coloured Cloth which hal
cienths poate, not be {utticiertelpDzetled, vied, prelled, and wzought, as is afozelain: Chen
: the Cogpopation of the townſhip, where fuch clorh ſhall ſo be ſealed, thall
for£, the whole value of the cloth ſo fealen, 5,€0,6,6, 4
Durriers 50 Att euerp towne, village.oʒ hamlet being not conpopat,where anp
appomtenby clot hthall be made or ſold the Juſtices of peace of the fame Shire where
Tye Jugices. sy (uch towne, villare,op hamlet is, 02 swo of them at the lealt,hal haue
full power ouce eucrp peeretacall before them; bp their precept oꝛ other=
ill, e020, tii, Bi, vite, op more, as thep hall think goed, of the mol hor
nell difcreet,andiudiiterentmen of euery ſuch tome; ec. and them hall
appoint to be ouerleers fox one whole yeere them next following within
rhe comne,viliane, oꝛ hamlet where the fame ouerleers Hall be —
LOE 9 | charging
Draperie.
chatdingthem pon theiv othes ec. that they do indeudur melted ‘a
> that pete, as much a3 tn thein hall lic, co fee that the ſtatute of >.¢20.6;
pꝛouided forthe true making of wollen Cloches, be truely obſerued with⸗
inthe Limits of thetr charge,in euerp part thereof, 3,€0,6,2,
51 The ſame Ouerſeers oꝛ two of chem, —* euery quarter of che —
{aan veere at theleatt,o fo often as need thal vequire by their vifcretiong, °° ·
pifite and go into euery Clothiers, Drapors Clothworkers Diers, oꝛ
Pꝛeſſoꝛs houſes,ſhops and other places where cloth oꝛ died wool thalbe,
and there make due fearch, and view che clathes and wools made or died,
oꝛ remaining to be fold, and to fearch and trie , whether che ſaid —
he drawen, 02 ſtrained, oz falflp died, 3. Ed. 6.2.
52 Ik any ofthe fain perſons ſo commaunded to appeare , to be habe —— fe
- Duerleers, hauing no veafonable excule do refute to come € to take vpon Peres
bim to bean Duerſeer: Chen every fuch perfon thal forfatt foꝛ euerp ſuch
refuling xl.s. to the D, ¢ tothe Juſtices of peace bp whom be was com-
maunded to appeare or fo bean Duerleer,e Hhallremaine in the ward of
the Shirike vntill he hath paten che fame: foxf, 02 orherwiſe put’ in Cutt ici
ent band for the fatiffaccion ofthe fame, 3. Ed.6. ꝛ. 9
53 Anvifche fame Ouerleersoꝛ two of them at the leaſt, do notonce Duerleeesnot ;
euery quarter of the yeere make due {earch for the true executing of this making ſcarch
ſtatute: Chen euery of the ſaid Ouerleers ſhall korfait fog euery luch de⸗
kault x. li. to the Q.and J, ac.to be recouered bp a, Iacwherein no W.
ec... 99. tc, 3. Cn,6, AT Ee
54 And ikthe ſame Duerleers chall be ——— and not futfered to Zaterapting
enter into the fain houtes, hops, oꝛ other places where anp {uch clothes, «digas
oꝛ wools ſhalbe made 0} dicd,o2 any other ot the fain defaults ſhalbe come
mitted, thereto make fearch for the betteverecuting ofthistatute: Chen
euery one thatio thalimake any fuch interruption, thal for fait re.1i,to the
DQ and tothe ſaid Ouerleers,to whom any {uch interruption ſhalbe made,
to be recoueren bp A. J.c. wherein no CC, E. P.xtᷣc. 3. E.6. 2.
55. WPoutden chat no perſon ſhall take any aduantage OF any the ſaid ri ra
fopfaicures, bp realon of this fatute of 3.€.6,onletle he bo comnuence his ‘haute come
pes pin one pere nett atter the laid offences and fogtartures commit⸗ mencen.
£0, 3+ 0,6 eR ate
56 Cuerp Clothier thal weaue, or cauſe to te wouen his ſeueral token The —
oꝛ marke, in euery Cloth, Kerſey, and other Clothes whaãtloeuer they be, ™™
made to be vttered and ſeld, and wher any Cloth ſhall be readp made and
drelſed to be put to ſale, euery of the fame Clothiers ſhall {et his Seale of
Lead vnto euery of chem: Jn whichſeale ſhalbe contained the iult length
oleueryok the fame clothes oꝛ kerſeies, as it thall be found by euery buyer’
of the fame, vpon due proofe thereof ta be tried bp the water, And in taſe
bpon any {uch proofe to be made by any buyer of them at the water,there
iti ai lefle content inlengehtheniscontainevineuery of their fain’
— N4 ſeales:
£7 Draperie.
ſeales:Then euery of the fain Clothiers thal foꝛfait onto euery fuch buier
of the fame the vouble dalue ,of fo much cloth as hall want of bis fain
content in length, at the only fight and iudgement of any two indifferent
perfons chat thal mealure the fame, And euery Clothier putting his cloth
Zuegers toſale, befoge it thall be ſealed by the Aulneger, and marked in foxme
aloꝛelaid, (hall fogfaie his clothto the Q.x IJ. to be recouered by Action,
Fnformation, €c, wherein no Waner ec, Eſſoine Protection, tc, 27.
Quære. {),8,12, See 34.35. and Quære whether the Clothier ſhall koꝛkait the
double value, o2 the Cloth, o2 both, wet
$e Clothier BS No perfon ſhall vſe any marke vpon his Clothes fuch ag an other
fallvicanoe doth, € hath vled before him, vpon pain of fopf.of euery of the fain clothes
ayers marks tothe Queene € to hin that will feile the ſame. 5. h. 8.2. 6.3.8.8.
—* 58 Ikany Clothoꝛ Kerley through thedefauleo2 negligence of the
carders, ſpinners, 02 weauers, ſhall pꝛooue either purſie, cockley, baudie,
ſqually, oꝛ rowie, by warpe oꝛ woofe,o2 elſe Hall happen to be euill burled
oꝛ walted in the mill, oꝛ elſe thꝛoughdefault of the mill man, oꝛ otherwiſe
to be full of holes,milbꝛakes, oꝛ to be holies Chen the maker therof ſhall
fire onto euery end of che ſaid cloth 02 kerſey, ſo being vefectine ¢ faultic;
‘ee ~ and offered to be fold, one feale of lean, inthe which feale thall be ingra⸗
Faultie cloth, ued this woꝛd (faultie) vpon paine of fort. of {uch cloth oꝛ kerfep, 02 the
balue thereof, fo offered to be fold , whereunto {uch ſeale fhallnot be fet,
AE 5. P. and Deseo Se! : J
—
Faultie cloth 9 Itit hall fortune any Warchant to cran{pogt any clothes, Kerleies,
trantpoten. frizes, 02 cottons, whereunto the {eale with this woꝛd (faulcie) as not
annexed at thetimeof the falethereof, by the Clothier, anv chefamefo
tranſpoꝛted, oꝛ any of themto be found faultie oꝛ vefectine,andthefame
marchant thereof within two peeres after {uch fale ro bping a certificate
fealen with che feale of any to wne oꝛ company in the partes bepond the
ſeas, oꝛ fiqned by a Notarie there, after theaccuffomed maner, declaring
thereby the lofle which the marchant thal haue ſuſtained by (uch defectiue
and faulcie cloth fo tranſporꝛted: Chen the Clothier o2 other perfon of
wvbhom the cloth was bought, their executoꝛs oꝛ adminiltratoꝛs thal within
fir weeks nert after requeſt made by the ſaid marchant, his executoꝛs, ad⸗
miniſtrators, oꝛ aſſignes, truly pap to the ſaid marchant, his executoꝛs, ad⸗
miniſtrators, oꝛ aſſignes euery (ich ſumme of money as ſhal be ſo declared
inthe ſaid certificat, vpon paine of foꝛf.to the party grieued foꝛ euery non
paimẽt vpon ſuch requett,vouble the value offuch ſumme meẽioned in the
fat certiſicat. Bue ſuch marchant hall not haue bp vertue of thts act,
anprecompente fo2 lacke of length, byeadth,oz waight of arty cloth, wher=
vnto the feale of anp citie boꝛough, oꝛ totune coꝛpoꝛat all be Gren, 4.
5+ P.and M. 5, realy Cu Gas oe Oe j : To. + hae |
Ehewaigye 60 Che Mooll which ſhall be deliuered, kor, oꝛ bp the Clothier to any’
By Ooo he perfor; foz bgeaking keimbing rarding/ oz pinning of — bok
onshiese TF A > |
Draperie. 3
9
eeuen, uff, and true pots and weight of haberdepois ſealed by authoꝛity, Ciothier to the
not exceedingin weight after therate of xii. pound ſeimed wool, aboue one farders € [pie
quarter ofa pound fo2 the watt of the fame wool, ¢in none other maner, reveliuered,
Gun che breaker 02 keimber thall deliuer againe to the fame Clothier the
fame wooil fo baoken and kempt, and the carder and ſpinner thall veliuer
againe to the fain Clothier, parne of the fame wool bp the fame even pois
ano waight (the watt thereof ercepted) without any part thereof concea-
Ling, 02 ante moze ople, tater, 02 other thing put thereunto decetuably,
vpon paine to koꝛfait to the Loꝛd of the Leete, within the precinct wherof
ſuch vefaule is done, for euery {uch default xii.ð. vpon due proofe of fuch
decett before and by difcretion of the Bator, Bailite, oꝛ other head officer
of the citte, boꝛoughoꝛ towne there the deceipt hall appeare, calling ta
him fuch perfons, as ſhall ſeeme to him conuentent foz che pꝛoofe of {uch
deceipt. 6.Hh. 8.9.
. 61 Euery perlon occupying the trade of buying and felling of welſh Decupters of
“sloth andlinings, within the towne of Sbeewfburie in the Countie of fran caythe’
Salop, which doth deliuer the fame to be Cottoned, Frized, dzeſſed 02 Shermen reae
Mrought,coanp Shermã Cottoner, oz Frizer, ¢ doth not pay co the fame "2"
Sherman o2 €c, readp money foꝛ all his {aid woꝛke, without any colour,
fraud oꝛ encin whatloeuer, € without ware op other ching tn fatiffaction
of his fain worke, oꝛ anp part thereof, hal lole all hisliberties ¢ freedomes
of the Fraternity of Deapers,¢ for euer after be ercluded and difablen bp
himfelfe 02 any other fo2 him to occupie o2 eniop the trave of buying and
felling of welth cloths 02 linings,3,C13,7.14,€15,12,
62 No perfon which thall buy to ſell againe by way of retaile 02 o⸗ No retailer of
theriwife, any wellh linings, thall dreſſe 02 woꝛke, 0p caule tobe dzeſſed op Winer
wꝛought, within his dwelling houle,o2 inany other places,any of the fain worke the fane
welfhlinings, but thall put che fame to ſome fuch perfon ag ſhalbe ofthe
Science of Shermen,Cottoners,o2 Frizers,to be by them wꝛought and
dꝛeſſed, vpon paine tofozl, for euerp welſh cotton, o2 lining frized, 02 cot⸗
toned to the contrarie vi.g. viti,d, 4.€ 5.12. ED. 5. And if any perfor
dwelling within the towne of Shꝛewſbury in the County of Salop, o2
the liberties of the fame, bling the trade ofbuptng of fries, cottons, 02
platns, noth exerciſe the facultic of frizing oꝛ cottoning, he thal fort, for
euerie piece, bis, biti, tothe Q. and J. ec. tobe recouered bp A. J. ec,
wherein no Tec.€.39, ec. 8.Eliʒ.7. 14.Eliʒ. 12.
63 jo perlon thall put any haire, flocks, oꝛ any parne made of lambs haire, flockes,
wooll into anp cloth, kerſey, frize, 02 cotton fo made and ſold, 02 offered to lambes Wool,
be fold, vpon paine to forfait euerp {uch cloth, kerſey, krizes, and cotton
wherein anie ſuch yarne haire, oꝛ flockes thall be put, 02 the value thereof,
te theD, and J. tobe recouered bp A. I.ec. wherein no CG. ec. E. P. Ee,
5 .€0,6,6, Che fozefatn branch made Ann.5.€0,6, which probibiceth the
putting of haire, flockes, 02 parne made of lambes wooll into anie cloth
: ‘ ‘ : va i — a = 0}
Draperie.
92 frize, hauin ng regard bute the clothes called plaine white ſtraights and
pinned white ſtraights, ſhall be repealed and made void. And it ſhall be
lawkull to all and euery the Queenes ſubiects, inhabiting 02 which ſhall
Hereafter inhabit within the counties of Devon and Coꝛnwall, alwell in
townes corporat, market tones, 02 elfwhere, to weaue and make the
fain clothes callen Plaine white ſtraights, anv Pinned white ſtraights
ana to vſe andoccupie in making ofthe fain clothes, flockes, haire, ane
parne made of lambes wooll, and to haue, keepe anv vſe in bis and their
houfes, thece Loomes and not aboue, forthe making ofthe clothes aforee
fain : and to make the fame clothes of fuch length, weight andbpeadth,as
the Werchant thal like oꝛ accept to bup che fame fox marchandifes,oz ap=
point thefame tobe made for the vſe and moſt acceptable allowance of ©
the countrep people where the fame ſhalbe tranſpoꝛted for marchanviles,
fo2 that intruth none of the fame are woꝛne o2 occupied within this
realine : Che fain ftatute made Anno 5. Ed.6. 02 any ather Law oꝛ ſta⸗
tute, ac. notwithſtanding. Pꝛouided alwaies, that in defrauding of the
Queenes cuſtome, wo peece of the laid clothes ſhalbe made aboue twelue
— pound in waight, oꝛ aboue xiiii. yards in length, 02 one yard in hyedth,
weight o& vpon paine of forfaiture ofall ſuch clothes made ouer and aboue the ſaid
ee SO. length, bꝛeadth, 02 weight, o2 the value rhereof to the Queene anv Inkor⸗
mer,to be recouered in anp Court of Recor, by TG, B. 19-02 J.wherein
no CU, ae, E. P.c. 27, Cis, 18.
Strainingor 64 No perfor ſhall ſtraine 07 caufe to be freaiten any cloth, aboue
Saal of one pardin length, € one halfe q3, in breadth vpon paine to foꝛk. for euerp
. fuch default v. 2. And no perfor which hall haue oꝛ occupy any tentour,
fhall haue 02 occupie ante wꝛench, rope, o2 ring with che fame tentour, oF
fhall of any other engin, onlawfull to ftraine, 02 ſtretch anp cloth, vpon
paine that eueryoffendor, that ſhall vſe oꝛ occupie any tentour, oꝛother
engin to the contrary, ſhall koꝛf. rr, k. to theQ.and J. to be recouered bp
A.J.ſtc. wherein no A.tc. E.P. 5. Ed.6.6. S. 118.1 19.
Hꝛe ſſing of 65 No perlſon ſhall pelle any kind of cloth, with the hote preſſe, or in
cloth. any other kind of deceiuable maner, but only with the cold preſſe, spor
paine of fo2f, of the whole cloth ſo pzeſſed, o2 the value thereofto the Q.
and J.to be recouered bp A. Fac, whereinno W.ec.E. Ets 5.3.6.6,
Boiling of 66 No perſon thall botle; 02 cauſe to be boiled any wools to becon<
wooll. uerted into any kind of bꝛoad cloth, oꝛ Kerley, with any kind of gaules,
_ rindes, barkes of trees,o2 ſawduſt, vpon pain to fort, all {uch wooll,o2 the
balue thereof, to the Q, and J, tobe reconered by A, J. ee. wherein no
CH.E.FPi6.5.E0,.6,.6,
Lifigof cloth. 67 No perſon ſhall adde onto anie cloth anie counterfatt liſt like. vnto
the makingof Cocklal, Bocking, oꝛ Bꝛaintry clothes, commonly called
handy warpes, except the warpe thereof be ſpunne vpon the viftaf, vpon
paine of koꝛfaiture of the ſame cloth; og the very value thereof: But re
Clothe
Draperie. 9 4
Clothmakers within the citie of C Aorceller may make ſuch lifts as they
haue done heretofoꝛe. 4. and 5. P. and M. 5.
68 jo perlon inhabiting within che CHeltrtding in the countie of ctothes made
Wopke, Hal make, op cauſe to be made anp Bꝛoad clothes, calle Pewks, Ane in Dorie.
Cawnies, iolets, oꝛ Greene, ercept the wooll thereof (befoge it he con: Hire,
uerted into parne) be firſt dien,licced, anv coloured, with the colour blew,
ofthe value of ti, 3, apound; vpon patne of forf, of euery fuch coloured
cloth, whereof the wooll hall not be firtt pied, tc, 02 the value thereof, to
theD, and J, tobe recoucres bp G, J. ¢c, wherein no I, E, 1D, J. c.
4.and 5 Pp. and 9D, Se
69 hel clothes called AMhites, Ruflets, and Rennets, mave in Folding of
Noꝛthwales, and Opcekker Hundred, that thall be bought to anp camon 4! cloth.
Markets o7 Fatves,to be beceredand fold, thalbe foulded eitherinplats,
oz cuttell, asthe clothes ofallother countries ofthis Realme are vſed, to
the intent the buyers map perceiue the bꝛeadth and goodneſſe thereof,
vpon paine of forfatture of euerp piece bꝛought to ante Market o2 Faire
tobe ſold contrarie to the fourme afozelatd, tothe Q.and J. to be recoue⸗
ren by A. J.ec. wherein no CG, €,79, tc, 33. H. 8.3.
27° Po perfon hall put to fale withinthe Realme of England, any Colours of
coloured cloth of any other colour, o2 colours, then Scarlet, Rev, Crim: cord.
fon, Murrey, Uiolet, Pewke, Brownblew, Blacke,Greene,Velow, O⸗
xichtawney, Ruſſet, Marble, Gray, Sad New colour, Azurie Vatched,
Sheepes colour,Lion colour, Motley, Iron gray, Friers gray, Crane co⸗
lour Purple,x old Medley colour,moſt commonly vſed tobe made aboue
and before xx. veeres laſt paſt.4. and 5. P. and M. 5.
71 No perlſon occupying the keat of Dying, ſhall die, oꝛ alter into co⸗ Dying of
fours, oꝛ cauſe to be died, ec. any waollen Clothes, as Browneblemes, clothes,
Pewkes, Cawnies, o2 Violets, except plame be perfectly boiled, Grai⸗
ned, 02 Maddered bponthe Aoad and thot with good ¢ {uffictent corke
62 opchall,afcer a due, ſubſtantial ¢ fufficient maner of woꝛkemanſhip, ac-
cording to the auticient workemanthip in time pak bled, vpon paine fo e⸗
Uerp default to forfaitrr.s, 3202 any perfou hall die any wooll to be con: Dying of woot.
uerted inte Cloth, callen Rullets, utters, Marbles, Grates, Raies, and
fuch like colours, 02 to be conuerted and made into Dats 02 Caps, vnleſſe
tie Came wool be perfectly woaded, boiled e maddered, according to the
truc ¢ auncient plage, vpon paine of forfatture fo2 the falfe dying of euerp
fuch Cloth, oꝛ ofas much wooll as thall ſerue for the making of euery
Cioth contrary to che true meaning hereof, xl.s. Noꝛ thal aie with Brae
{ell tothe intent to make afalfe colour in Cloth, nog wool Hattes nor
Caps, vponpaine for euery default to forfatt xx s. to the Q.and J. to be
recouered bp A. B.PP. I. wherein no M.E.P.tc. 3. Ed.6.2.
72 No perlon thall occupie anie Iron cards, oꝛ Pickards in rowing Iron cardes
of any fet Cloth, og any maner of woollen Cloth, vpon paine to kozkait . ——
— oa
=
Draperie.
well the fain Fron cardes and Pickardes, ag allo the ſumme of rr, s, fo2
Gigmilles. euerpluchoffence, 3.0.6.2, And ik any perfon occupie any Gigmillfor
the wopkemanthip iE anp woollencloth, he thall forfait fo2 euery cloth
wrought ino2 by ante of them v,P, to the Q. and 3], to be recouered bp J.
P. B.J. wherein no U. E. P. J.tc.5. Ed.6.22.
Mealure o€ 73 operfon thall ſell anie cloth by anie leſſe meaſure, then after the
Cloth. true content thereof, to be moten and meaſured by the yard, adding 7
euery pard one inche of the rule,6,%).8.9,3,€0,6.2,
Buying ofcoe 74 No perfon thall buy anie coloured wooll, oꝛ coloured woellen |
See varne of anie Carver, Spinner, oꝛ Tieauer, but onelp in open Market,
vpon paine of forf. of {uch wooll and parne fo bought, tothe Q.and I.to
be recouered bp A. J.xc.wherein no M.E. P.tt. 6. h.8.9.
a Ciothter 75 No perſon ving the keat ok cloth making, and dwelling out oka
mwᷣaũ haue vut Citic, Borough, Market Cowne, oꝛ Coꝛpoꝛat Towne, Hall haue in hs
Leone — pollellion, aboue one woollen Loome at onetime, noz ſhali directly oꝛ ine
Directlp,take any commoditie, by letting anp Loome,oz any houfe wheres
in ante Loome thal be occupted which hall be together by him let, vpon
paine of fo2rfaiture fo2 euerp weeke that anieperfon ſhall do contrarie rr.
$.to the D.and J. to be recouered by a3) Ec, Wherein nolA.C, WP, Eee
2, and 3. P.and 99.11,
Ho eauer 76. Fo woollen weauer bling the feat of CHleauing, ann dwelling out
foallkeepe ofa Citie, Borough, Warket towne, op Towne coꝛpoꝛat, thall haue og
Loones, zeepe atone time aboue two woollen Loomes, oꝛ receiue anie commonis
tie bp anie moze chen tivo Loomes at onetime, bpon paine to fort, fox)
euerie weeke that ante perfon ſhall do to the contrary rr.s. tothe D. and
J.to be recouered by A, Fee. wherein no & M.E.P.tc.2.ſt 3. P.t Ile
Rotate 77 320 perfon which thalloccupie onelythe mpfterie of a weauer, and
fhalbea uc Not cloth making, thal (auring the time that he thal vſe the feat ofa (ieas
Ker. uer) haue ante tucking mill, 02 thall exerciſe the feat of Tucker, Fuller, —
02 Dier, vpõ paineco forf, koꝛ euery weeke that he Hal ſo do, xx.s. top Die —
J.to be recoucred by A. J.xc.wherein no &M.E.P.xc.2.t 3.19.0 Dorr.
78 No perlon which hall vle the feat of a Cucker, 02 Fuller, hall dus
tlee that has thetime that he thall fo vſe the {ain feate, haue anie Loome in bis
Keepea Loome houle o2 poſſeſſion, oꝛ thall divectlp o2 indirectly take anie ppofite by the
fame, bpon patne to fopfatt tor euery weeke rr, 8, tothe Q.and J.to be re⸗
couered by A. J.ec.wherein no THE, P.ac. 2. 3.19, B11. J
Ho man ſhall 79 It ſhall not be latwfull for anie perſon to ſet op the myſterie of
ee — Meauing, vnleſſe che fame perſon haue bin Appꝛentice to che ſame miſte⸗
hath bene ape rie, oꝛ exerciſed the fame bp the (pace of vii, peeres at the leaſt, vpon paine
Prentice, ofxx.k.to be forf.cothe Qt J.to be recouered by A, F.¢c, wherein no Whe
©, 19.8.2. 3.19.€ 9.11, And wholoeuer hall weaue oꝛ make oꝛ put to
weauing or making, woollen cloth long 02 ſhort Kerlets, pinned whites, |
02 laine —— vnlelle he hath bin Apprentice to the occupation of ma⸗
ing,
* Draperie. oF
Rind, wearing, erowing of cloth o2 Kerley, oꝛ haue bene exerciſed there-
in by the {pace of bit.peeres befoze, ſhall foꝛf. ſuch Cloth o2 the value ther:
okto the De J.to be recouered bp A.B.P. J. therein no CG.,19, Tec,
Ast 5. Pitt M.5. Dut this Act of 2.¢ 3. P.and M. is not pꝛeiudiciall to Loomes kept
anp perfons dwelling in the Countiesof Bopke, Cumberland, Noꝛthum⸗ | ee eae
perland, and cAeſtmerland, but euerie of thems fhall anid map keepe bertand, Roz
Loomes in their houles, anv erercife cueriething concerning Spinning, Pend
Weaning, Cloth-working, and Cloth-making inthe ſaid Counties, ag land,
theymight haue done lawfully before, 2,and 3. P. and 9,11.
80 The wearer which ſhall haue the weauing ofany woollen parne gye ceteane
to be webbed into Cloth, hall weaue, worke, and put into the webbe fo2 thal put into:
eloth, to be mane thereof, asmuch and all the fame parne, asthe Clothier the wane, oe
b2 anp perfon for him ſhall deliuer co p fame weauer, with his vſed marke tettorett.
put tothe fame, without changing, o2 any part thereof leauing out of the
fame webbe, o2 els thall reſtoꝛe to the fame Clothier che ſurpluſage of the
fame parne,ifanie thalbe left not put into the fame.web, and without anp
moze sile; beoome, moifture, ſand,duſt, oꝛ other deceiuable thing putting
to the fame mebbe,vpon pain to fozfait for euery default iii.s.iiii.ð.to the
one ae * Informer, tobe recouered by A. J.ac, wherein no M. E. P.
Etc. eae + .
81 No perlon thall dle the miſterie of making, weauing, 02 rowing Mone hallor
of woollen clothes long 02 ſhort, 02 Kerfeps, jinnen whites, og Plaine furistrren®
Mtraits, to the intent to put che fame to fale, but onely in. a Market towne, bath bene vſed
where cloth bath commonly bene vled to he mave by the fpace of r.peeres hy
laſt patt,b3.( before 2 0.Januarij,An.Do.1 5 57.)02 in aCitie, Boꝛough, oꝛ
Cowne coꝛpoꝛat, bpd paine of fozf, for euery {uch woollen Cloth,o2 Ker⸗
fep made, wooren,o2 rowed out of uch Citic, Boꝛough, oꝛ Towne corpo-
vat, op Darket towne, v. P. tothe Q. and J. to berecouered by A. J. xc.
toberein no CVM.E. P.ec. 4.and 5. P.and I, 5,
82 But it halbelatwfull co any perfon now (vz. at the making of this Inhabſtants
Act) ofing the feat of making, weauing, oꝛ rowing of Cloth oꝛ Rerfep,to at the time of
inbabit tohere he now noth, ¢ there to ble the making, weaning, 02 row⸗ be katute.
ing of Cloth 02 Kerley, as he hath vane heretofoge.4.and 5. P. and 9D. 5,
83 Anditthall belawfull co euery perfon, which doe 02 thall dwell in oracesercep,
any of the Shires of ogth-wales, South-wales, Chethire, oꝛ Lanca⸗ to
Hire, CAeſtmerland Cumberland , Qorthumberlany , Bithoprike of mane. sight
Durham, Cognewall, Suffolke, Kent, the Towne of Goddelmine inthe
Countic of Survep(og Workethire, being not within twelve miles of the
titie of Poꝛke) oꝛ in any the Townes or Titllages neere adiopning to
the water of Scroude in the Countie of Gloucefter, where cloth hath bin:
vſually made by che ſpace of xx. xeeres laſt paſt, ehauing bin Prentice to
the occupation of cloth-makings oꝛ erercifen in the fame bythe ſpace of
vii peeres, to ſet vp, and erercile che feate of making, weauing, oꝛ —
G
|
Woꝛceſter
ſhirt.
Bocking,
Weſtharfold,
Cockthall,
Dedham,
Boxſtead anh
Langham tt
eke
Seomertet,
CUilt hire,
Glouceſter.
ee
mn
Draperie. | 7
of cloth, out ofa Citic, Boꝛough, oꝛ Market towne, as heretofore they
Might haue done, 4,and 5. P.and M.5. 1} qe
84 72a perfon hall make, oꝛ cauſe tobe made within the Sbire of
Mozceſter, anp woollen clothes to be (old, except onelp {uch perſons ag
ſhalbe dwelling within che citie of c Morcelter, the Boroughs ¢ Cones
of Cuetham, Droitwich, Kederminſter, ¢ Bromelaroue, within the fain
countie of Moꝛceſter, oꝛ in any one of chem, vpon paine of fof, for euerp
broad cloth made by anp perfon,contrary coche meaning of his Act, xl.s.
tothe Q.and J.to be recoucren bp A.J.ec.wherein no ¶M.E.P.c. Bue
this act hall not be preiudiciall to anie perfons fo2 making anie clothes —
fop their otune,their childꝛen og their feruants weaving, 25,3).8.18. 9
85 Be thallbe lawful to every luch perſon which doe op ſhall dwell
in Gocking, Hebarfotv, Cockthall, anv Dedham, in the Countie of —
Ellſex, orinanie ofthent, that doe o2 thall erercile the feate of makings 4
weauing, 02 rowing of Cloth oꝛ Kerley, by che (pace of bit, peeres at the
leaſt, or haue beene Prentice thereto bp the ſaid (pace, to dwell in anpof
the lait Cownes 02 Uillages, andto dle the making; weaning, de row⸗
ing of Cloth oꝛ Kerley, as before this time thep might haue done, ikthe
fain Act of 4.¢ 5. P.x M. had neuer beene made, ante lawe, €c, notwith⸗
anding, 1.Eliz.14. And it thalbe lawfull to and fo all ann euery ſuch
perfon 62 perfons which now no inhabit op dwell, og that hereafter hall —
inhabit o2 dwell in the Cownes 02 Villages of Boxſtead and Langham
inthe CountieofEffer, now vſing o2 erercifing, oꝛ that hereafter ſhall
vſe op erercife the feat ‘op miſterie of making, weaning, 02 rowing |
cloth oz Kerlep by the {pace of vii, peeres at the leat, op haue bin, 02 Hale
he hereafter prentice thereunto by the {pace of vit, peeves, to inhabit and
dwel in the fain Townes 02 illages of Boxſtead x Langham, and there —
to vſe the making, weaning o2 rowing of cloth oꝛ kerſey, as before the
making of che fain ſtatute of 4. and 5. P. and M. they might haue bone, |
and ag ifthe ſaid act had neuer bene had oꝛ made, Any ching inthe fain
act, oꝛ anie ather act ec, not withſtanding. 27. Eliz. 23. 4 |
86 Anno18,€li3.15.thefopefain branch of the fain ſtatute made 4, €
5.19.¢ M. as touching onely the vſe ofthe mpfterte of making, weauing,
oꝛ rowing of wollen clothes, tothe intent to put the fame tofale but ones
Ivina Market towne,Citic, ¢c, and all penalties ec, by reaſon of the ſaid
bꝛanch, as againſt anp perfons crercifing the ſaid myſterie xc. within the |
Counties of Somerlee, ii hire, ¢ Glouceſter, oꝛ any of them,be repeas
led & Made Lord. But euery perfon being by this ſtatute allowed to exex⸗
cite che fain mifterie xc. not being by the koꝛmer fat, (mate 4.t 5. P.and
9D. 5.) allowedthereunto,ſhalbe ſubiect vnto ſuch fearch, fort, ¢ other oye
bers,ae other perſons dwelling out of Boroughs ¢ Cotunes copporat a+
Lowen of by the fain former act, ox any other catutes, were fubiect bute
before the making of this act, 18, Eliz. 15.
87 jo
: Draperie. 96
87 Qo perfon dwelling oꝛ abiding within anie of the laid counties of ynbavitants
Somerler, Milethire,or Gloucetter,thall ole che ſaid mifterie of making, f a
MAeauing, oꝛ Rowing of anie woollen cloth out of aute Citte, Boꝛough, ;
Towne copporat, 02 Warket towne, except onlp within ſuch houles and
places in the fais Counties, as ſuch woollen clothes haue beene mo
commonly bled to be made, wouen oꝛ rowed, by the {pace of ten peeres
nett beloꝛe p making of this Act (being 8.February, An.Domini 1575.)
vpon paine of fopfaiture for euerp {uch cloth made, wouen, rowed, gc, vf,
tothe Ducene and J. 18,€1i3,15,
88 Such perfor as hall vfe che trave of cloth making in anie of the Yow much tan
houles anv places where woollen clothes haue bin mot commontp olen Reeve as bis”
to be mare, wouen o2 rowed bp the {pace of r, peeres next befoze the maz occupation.
Ring of this Act (being 8,Februarij,Anno Domini 1575.) within anie of
the counties of Somerſet, Miltſhire, and Gloucefter, out of aCitie, Bo- This wom
rough, Cownecorporat oꝛ Warket towne, which now doth not vſe che (ow) ts tobe
faid crave, thall not keepe in his occupationop manurance aboue tr, actes the sme ot the
ofland, medow, and paſtiure at the moſt, Ano euery perfor now bling ſtat.made.
the faid trade, out ofa Citic, Borough, Cowne coꝛpoꝛat oꝛ Market
towne within anie ofthe fain Counties, thall not take tuto his Occupa⸗
‘tion oꝛ manurance any land, medow,o2 paſture, but that which be now
Hath, o2 ag much onely in licu thereof, vpon paine of forfaicure for euerp
‘acre of land, medow, and paſture by (uch perfon occupied o2 manured,cone
‘trarie to the tenure of this Act, fo2 euery peere that he ſhall fo occupie the
fame, and fo ble the trade of Cloch- making, vi, . viii.ð. tothe D, and. J.
18.Eliz. 1 5.
89 Che Loꝛds and owners of the meaſes, tenements.oꝛ cotages with: The rents of
in the citie of Noꝛcelter, 02 any ot the boꝛoughs oꝛ townes of Eueſham, fo es Pore
D esit witch Keverminter, anv Bꝛomeſgroue, hall at no time let anie ter Hire,
meaſe, tenement 02 cottage {ufficientlp repaired within the ſaid Cite,
Boꝛoughs, oz Townes, to anp perfon that hallinhabte tn the ſaid Citie,
“Borounhs tc, and exerciſing che miſterie of clothing at anp higher rent,
impoſition o2 charge, then was given fo2 the fame atanp time within
ph, peores next before the making of chia Act, (being 25. die Ianuarij,
Anno Domini 153 3.) 23. H. 8. 18.
0 The Queenes Autneger ſhalbe ſworne to vo his Office well and guneger
Tawfullp, ¢in cafe he thereof be found in default, and attainten before the tworns,
Gouerriors of faites, Waiors oy Bailifes ofthe places where the Cloth —
he bought, 02 before any other whom the Queene halt afligne,be ſhall be
bie Peete impꝛiſoned, raunſomed at the Queenes pleaPlure, and put out of
“Hts offite for ever, and he chat wilt fue, hall haue the one halfe, Ano the
Aulneger hal anfwer alwell for his Deputies, as fog himſelf 25, Ed. 31. Ghe Autneger
91 The Creatper of England, 02 his Deputie , hall appoine nopopeca.
perfon tobe Aulneger, Scaler 0p Keeper olthe Seale, ——————
ealing
Draperie.
Dealing of clothes in any part ofthis Realme, but fuch ashe erpertin
the making of cloth, and woꝛth a C.pound at che time of che ſaid Depu⸗
tation, I RR, 3.8,
Aulnagelete 92 Che Treatourer of England for thetime being, hath authopitie
to farme. folet to farme the Subſidies and Aulnageof Clothes, which ought tobe
Sealed, (onto perfons which be no Strangers boꝛne. T.R.. 1.) willing
to haue the ſame to farme, bp ſufficient ſuretie, and the karmoꝛs tall haue
the one balfe ofall the fopt. of all the Clothes anv pieces of the Clothes
fet tofale not Sealer with che ſaid Seales, to their otune vſe, paying
therefoze, and fo2 the fain Subſidie and Aulnage to the Queene at her
Clchequer fuch peerely ſumme of monep, as thalbe agreed betwirt the
Treaſorer ann chem, and to be accomptants to che Queene of che other
halke of the ſaid fopfaiture at che fain Eſchequer. 17. Ed.4.5.
Procloth Halt 93 Ikany Clothiernoput any cloth or Kerley to lale, before be chall
‘an — hatte paid to the Aulneger oꝛ bis Deputie, the accuſtomable fee, oz agree
fecbepato, for thefame as he hath bin accuſtomed, be thall fort, fox euerp default xx.
% tothe, and J. tobe recouered by a3. €c, wherein no TH... Eee
5. €b,6,6, And if any perfon making anp whole Coloured cloth, Dozens,
oꝛ clothes of Ray, vo fold oꝛ tacke the fame tonether, before che Aulneger
hath duely ſearched o2 furueped the fame, that they bolocheir length and
breadth, ordeined inthe Statutes therefore pꝛouided, he thall fortait the
Aulneger ſea fame, And the Aulneger which putteth the Seale thereunto opdeined, to —
eae. Cloth which is not of Alliſe, thal fort, atthe firtt dekault x. k. at the (econiy
xx. k. and at the third his boop thall be arreſted, and bis goons at the”
Queenes pleafure, 1 1. H.4.6. But the oparchants which doe bup the |
fame Cloth to carp out of the Realme, map fold them together, foz the
* eaſie cariage ofthem.13. R.2. II.
Cloth m 4 No Aulneger, Sealer, oꝛ keeper of the Seale appointed for the
— —** of cloth,thall Seale any whole Cloches,balfe Clothes, Straits,
fhalbetales, o2 Kerleys, but fuch as thall be onelp made within the Countie, Citie,
Boꝛough o2 towne where he thall be deputed Aulneger, Sealer, o2 kee⸗
per, bpon paine to forfait to che Queene foꝛ euerp fuch whole Cioth cone
trary Sealed, tit.L.vi,8, vitt,d,fo2 euerp halfe Aothret. h. iili.h. for euerr
Strait cv. 8, and for euery Kerſey x.õ. 1. Re3.8s.
Moclotholn 95 Cuerp Clothier putting any clothes to fale, before hep thal be
Neate come Sealed bp the Aulneger of the fain Countie, where any of them be made,
bath tt thelr or before plain Clothier hath wouẽ his ſeuerall marke in the ſaid clothes,
Gale e marke . soy Hath fet hig Seale of Lead conteining the length of the fameclothes,
thall torfait his clothes to the Q. and J. to be recoucred bp A.F.¢c. wheres |
in no M.E. P.c. Ano tf the Aulneger efante Countie do feale anieot |
the {aid clothes mith che Queenes Seale, vntill ſuch time as they be ops
dered and Sealed with their contents in koꝛme aforefaid, he ſhall looſe
bis oftiee, 2740.8 £26 Wut all cloth made co be Lola within the citie of
Woꝛceſter,
Draperie. 97
Wiorcelter, the townes of Opoitwich, Cuelham, Kederminſter, ann
Bꝛomlgraue, in the countie of Aoꝛceſter, fhall be ſealed with rhe Seale
of the Searchers there, and the owners fhall not be compelled to put their
owne feales to any clo:hes there made, And the Searchers thall haue kor
the fearching andfealing of euery cloth 1.8. anv not aboue, 25,4). 8.18.
2744),8.12. |
* Hf any Aulneger, oꝛ Collector of the Subſidie of clothes, doe ſet so teating of
hi⸗ Seale to any cloth, hauing che pieces tacked and ſet together with tacked clo),
thpeedes,the fame cloth thalbe forfatted co the Queene, in whole hands fo
euerit be found, And alfo the Aulneger og Collector found quiltie, ſhall
fopfait his Office.3. R.2.2. |
97 Though cloth, through the default of the Carders, Spinners, 02 ranitée cloth
weauers,doe proue either purſie baudy, oꝛ ſaualy, by warpe oz woofe oꝛ ſcaled.
els happen tobe euill burled, oꝛ waſted in the mill, o2 theough the negli⸗
gence of the Milman, oꝛ otherwiſe to be full ofholes, milbꝛakes, oꝛ holy,
pet the Aulneger hall let his Seale to {uch cloth Wut the accuſtomable
| fees and allowances thalbe not withtanding pated to the Aulneger, vpon
| paine ot fogfatture offuch whole cloch,o che value thereof, 5, €0.6.6.4-
and 5. P.x M. 5.
98 The Aulneger ſhall take for euery cloth chat ig meaſured, which is The Auine⸗
| of allife, of the feller, ob, and of the balfe cloth qʒ.foꝛ his Office and no gers fee,
moze , And he ſhall take nothing koꝛ clothes which bee leſſe then a halfe
cloth, noꝛ thall meddle with the mealuring of any cloth, but onely with
the clothes which are to be ſold, And ſuch clothes, the which thalbe put
tofale, before thep be fealed withthe fait Seale, thallbe forfaitto the
Queene Ec,and leiled nea her hands by the Auinewer o2 his veputie, o20-
| cherwile bp the Gailife of the towne where uch cloches not Sealed ſhall
be found,27,€0,3.4,
99 Fiche Aulneger og keeper ofthe Seale, vo refule to thew his com The quinener
million of hts Dffice,to any perfon deliring the ſame, vpon the Sealing tall mew dis
or meaturing of anp Bꝛoad clothes, Straits. kerſies, and chat examined COM.
and duely pꝛoued he thal forf.xx.s.4. Ed.4. 1.
100 Che Aulneger in Hales by himſelke, o2 his ſuklicient deputie 02 quineser in
| neputtes, all in all things to hisD fice appertaining do and anfwere in Gales.
euery cale,accopding as euery other Aulnecer,in the Realme of England
ought to doe,And foꝛ the contrary erercifing of the fatd Dffice, thal in eue⸗ \
rp cate lufter.as by the Lawes and ſtatutes is oꝛdeined for Aulnegers vn⸗
ber the Lord Crealoger of England,3 4.1.8,
101 jRo perfon hall ſell oꝛ putto fale within the County of Lanca⸗ The owners
ffer,02 carp oꝛ caule to be caried out of — anp kindof clothes, — iar
Cottons, Frizes,o2 Rugs, made within the fai¥ Countie to be folde, be- Lancamire»
toꝛe the owner oꝛ maker of euerp ſuch cloth ec, thall put tothe fame one
Seale of Lead,hauing the marke of —— owner 02 Clothier, ingra⸗
ued
Whe Amne⸗
crs Beale,
| The Aulne⸗
gers Deputies,
hijim made withouc delay,to weigh every of the ſaid Cottons, Frizes, any |
‘Che Aulnee
gers fees tit
Lantaſhire.
Tranſporting
of Cloth
oo
Draperie. at
ued on the one fine thereof, and the true length of euery {uch cloth, Frise,
Cotton oꝛ Rug, as it is foũd being wette,to be ingraued onthe other five
of che fain Seale. And allo the Queenes Aulneger ok che fain County pa⸗
Lantine for the time being, bpontrial ofthe weight of euery {uch Cotton,
Frize, x Kugge, ſhall fire o2 caule to he fired to euery {uch Cotton ec, the
Mueenes Seale of Lead, hauing the Portculleis crowned , ingraued on
the one fie thereof, and che true weight of euery {uch Cotton, Frise op
Rue to be ingraued, on the other five of the ſaid Seale, vpon paineof fork,
of alle cucrp {uch Clothes, Cottons, Frizes,and Rugs, conucicd ,cartey,
fent,folv,¢ put to fale,o2 to the intent ta be ſold, being vnſealed contravie
to the meaning ofthis Acc,to the Queene ¢ to ſuch perfons, as thall ſeiſe,
oꝛ will ue for the fame Cloth rc. to be recouered by A, J]. €c, Wherein no
CU.€,}9.4¢, But this Ace Hall not be pretuvictallontoanp Charter, oꝛ
Libertie of any Borough, o2 coꝛpoꝛate Towne within che ſaid Countie
Palantineof Lancatker, concerning the making aud putting to fale of a⸗
np wollen cloth.3,C1i3,12, | a
102 Che latd Aulneger thal haue his lawful deputy within every of
the ſeuerall Cownes of Mancheſter, Rochdale , Bolton, Blackborne,
Beric,inthe fame County where the ſaid Aulneger hath bin acculfomed
tahaue his Deputy heretofore, there to be ready vpon lawful requeſt outa |
Rugges, as ſhalbe brought vnto him any Sealed with the Seale of the
owner opmaker thereof, ¢to fet to euery of them the Queenes Seale ine
graued in maner ¢ fourme akoreſaid, vpon patne of forfaiture of rr. 8. foꝝ
euerp packe of Cottons, Frizes op Kugges, Sealen by che fain Aulne⸗
rer oz any of bis ſaid Deputies, befoge che fame be weighed in fourme a⸗
forefain,te the Queene and Inkormer, to Le recauered by A. J.xc. wheres:
inno Mager, E. P. Ec, And it hall be lawtull fo the ſaid Aulneger op)
bis Deputte,to take of the owner op maker ofeuerp of the {ain Clothes,
Cattons, Frizes oꝛ Rugs, forthe weighing anv Sealing of euerp packe!
of them, tii, efor euery piece of ſuch courfe Clothes, Cottons, Frises,
and Rugs, not amauncing toa whole packe, ob. and the fame to be pata bp!
the owner oꝛ bringer of the fain Clothes at the waighing and fealing of
the ſame.8.Eliz. 12. ere
103 No perfon Cnalith, Denizen, on Stranger, thalltranfpoge oz
caule to be tranſpoꝛted into any of the partes beyond the Sea, anp cloth,
Kerley, Frise, 02 Cotton of the ferterall forts before recited inthe ſtatute
of (5,€0.6, )onletle the Queenes Seale, oꝛ Aulnewers Seale ofthis Ree
alme and the Seale of che owner op maker of the cloth (oeclaring therein:
the length okthe cloth asic thall be in the water ) be ſet bpon euery ſuch
cloth, vpon paine to forf. euery {uch cloth lacking the fame Seales o2 any
ofthe, oz the value chereof, to the Q. and J. tobe recouered bp A, J. tte.
whereinno CCI. G0. 5+ Ed. õ 6. a
104 Euery
|
Draperie. 98
_ 104 Euery white wollen Cloth folv fo2 4,11, and vnder, and euery co-
Loured Cloth folde for three pounds and vnder, map be caried beyond the eelte pa
fea thereto be folve,at the pleaſure of the buyers ofthe fain Cloch vnbar⸗ ouer may be,
hed, vnſhorne, and vnrowed, any Act itc. not withſtanding. 27. H.8. 13, Bue
no perſon ſhall carry 02 ſhip, oꝛ cauſe to be hipped any white wollen cloth,
aboue the value of iiii.li. oꝛ any coloured cloth aboue the value of thꝛee
ound vnrowed, vnbarbed, o2 vnſhorne, to the intent to be conueied into
theparts bepoud the Sea, vpon paine of fogt, of the fame Cloth o2 the vas
lue thereof,to the Q.and I.to be recouered bp A. J. xcx. wherein no CU.C.
Pec. 33.1).8,19. :
_ Ios No perſon ſhall carie oꝛ caule to be carted beyond the Sea any Tranſpoꝛting
Hollen varne, oꝛ Cloth not fFuiled, but che wollen parne which tall be remit —
Douen inthis realme,¢ alfo all Cloth therein made ſhalbe Fulled, g fully ico.
wꝛought within this realme, before tt be caviedout ofthis realme, vpon
patne of fonf.of the verie baluc of all {uch parne vnwouen, cloth not Ful⸗
led, carried out of this Realme tothe DQ, and J.tc. 7, 0.4.3.
106 jRoperlon, Stranger noꝛ other, Hall comtey any wollen cloth o⸗ qrantporting
ue — the fame Cloth be kully watered, vpon paine of xl.s. 1, Ls ect not
Ais 3404 ; ‘
107 Noperfonthall being oꝛ caule to be bought into the Realine of 0 Ciothes
Cugland, Ireland, oꝛ Tales, any Clothes made tn any other place then Lapis)
within che ſaid realmes(cloches taken bp any of the Q. liege people vpon fhaive brought
the fea without fraud onely except ) vpon paine of forfaiture of the ſayd to Cuslans,
Clothes, ¢ further to be punithed at the Queenes pleaftre,1 1, €d.3,3.4.
Ed.4. I.Noꝛ anp man onder the eftate of a Duke, Warques, Carle anv
their childzen,and vnder the degree of a Baron, (ercept he be a Knight ol
he Garter) Hall weare in any part of his apparel any wollen cloth made HUI may hes
out ofthe Queenes dominions, crcept in Gonetsantp, spon paine of foꝛf. wrougycbe-
of the fame, and iii.s. iiii.ð. for euery dap chat he thall weare the ſame. 2.4, Lond the Sea.
),8,13,S,Apparell 3,
108 Foꝛ euery ix.Clothes vnwꝛoughtto be hipped oz caricd into any Clothes trant-
theparts beyond che Seas, contrary tothe forme of any acute in forces POO be licẽce
bp forceafanplicence, che partie that thall hip 02 carrie che fame, thall
{hip and carp ouer allo one ithe wollen Cloth of like fort, length, bꝛeadth,
And Coodnes,readic wꝛought, and drellen,vis,rowed, barbed, fir courſed,
and (hone, fromthe one end to che other, fothat euery tenth Cloth pal⸗
fing outer the {eas in forme afopefary, thall be dzeſſed within this Kealme,
before the fame Hall be hipped oꝛ tran{pogten ouer, vpon paine to forf.fo2
euctp {uch ir. Clothes fo to be thippeu op tran{pozted contrarie tothe mea-
nig ofthis act,ten pound to the Queene,and the Walker and warvensof
the company of Clothtwozkers, to the reliefe of the poore of the ſaid com⸗
panp,to be recoucred by A. J.xc.wherein no CCL. 9.ec, But errery ſuch
tenth Cloth ſo to be tranſported re ae ght, ſhal not be accompted any
2 ea? OG
7
Draperie, el
of the clothes permitted to be tranſported by fopce of luch licence, but that
ſuch perfon as thall hauefuchlicence may tranſport according to fuch li⸗
cence,the full number of Clothes vnwꝛought mencioned in the ſame li⸗
cence, ouer and aboue the numberof {uch tenth clothes, which they thalt
be compelled to thip,¢ carrp ouer bp force of this ſtatute. 8. El. 6.
ntifh and 109 No perlon thal hip op carp beyond the feas, contrary tothe forme
safotke clot) ok any ſtatute heretofore made, now remaining in korce, anp Cloth come
eranfpozteD monly callen Kentiſh Cloth,or Suffalke Cloth, mave in the Counties of
pnworsr one Rent oz Sufolke wnwrought and vndzelled withinehis Realme , hat is
to fay not rowed, barbed, firft courted and ſhoꝛne, vpon paine to for fait for
euery {uch Cloth ſo to be hipped op tranſpoꝛted xl.s.to the Q. and the mae
ſter ¢ wardens ofthe company of Clothworkers,to the reliefe ofthe pooꝛe
of the faid company to be recovered by A, J.xc.wherein no cM.E. P. Ano
no licence for tranſpoꝛting of any Cloth, hall be expounded toertende to |
anp {uch Rentith oz Suffolke Cloth, made in either of the fata Counties
to be tranſpoꝛted. 8.€1,6,
Denontyire 119 Cachkerley callen Deuonſhire kerfep oz dozẽ, which ſhalbe made
kerlle rawe. and wouen within the county of Deuon, oꝛ any othercountienert adiops
ning thereunto, being rawe, vnſcowꝛed, vntucked, and vnwette, as it com⸗
meth from the weauers beame, and being made okcleane ¢ perkectſtuffe,
viz. ol wool ſhorne, clenſed, andthꝛoughly wathen,op{coured,afterthe ſhea⸗
ring, and before the weauing, without any kraud, deceite, policie oꝛ deuiſe,
oꝛ anp ſtuffe thereunto deceitfullyoꝛ vnlawfully added in the working, oR.
after the working thereof, for increaſe of the weight, hall weighin the —
market 15.pounds 02 vpwards.3 5. €1.10. |
Runge wah 111 Cuerprawe Deuonthire kerley or dozen wouen and made in the
ee fain county of Deuon, oꝛ any of the other coũties adioyning being a rudge
wath kerfep, bis, being made of fleece wooll waſhed onelp on the ſheepes
back,and the wool not being clenſed, wathen, efcoured, after itis fone, —
and befoze it is wouen hall without any fraud tc. weigh in the market
eight. 17,pounds at the leat being raw as it commech off the weauers beame, —
anbeach ¢euerp of the fame Oeuonthire kerſies 02 dozens ſo being raw,
and as it commeth forth of the Meauers loome(without racking, ſtretch⸗
ing, ſtreining, oꝛ other deuiſe to increaſe the length thereof) ſhall conteine
infength betweene 15.and 16. pardesby the meafure of parde and inch
by the rule, without which obleruation of weight being raw,thep cannot
fall out (after thep be well (coured, thicken, anv fully dꝛied) to conteine
the lenath and weight erpreflen and limitted in the ſtatute of 4. and 5.19,
he OD, viz, 12,pardestnlengeh,and 12.pounds in weight. 35.Eliz. Io.
——
he penalty 112 Ikany weauer ſhall worke oꝛ make any of the fain kindes of ker⸗
ſies, of leſſe weight oꝛ mealure then is befoze mentioned after their
2 Winve, euerp ſach offender ſhall kozkait fox euery quarter of a pound in
* Wwe eight,
Draper ie. 99
weight which any of the ſaid raw Kerſies oꝛ doʒens which ſhalbe bꝛought
to añp Market, oꝛ ſold, oꝛ offered to be ſold, Hall wane of their weight a⸗
koreſaid rii.v. And foꝛ euery quarter of a varde which ſhall be wanting
in length of either ſort of the (aid Kerſies, likewiſe being fold oroffered
tobe folverti..And cach ſoꝛt of the ſaid kerftes 02 Dozens thall be ſew⸗
antly wouen thorughout, of well and like forced parne: And tis weauer he dozens
fhali vſe any diuerſitie in the bignes 02 goodnes ofbis parne tn any part ae he raat
pfthe (ain kerſies, ſauing onely inthe Liftes, noz vſe anp other practile chousheut,
inthe edgingoꝛ weauingof any the lame Kerſies op Dozens to make the
fame ſeeme finer neere the edge oz liftes, thenin other partes of the ſame
Cloth. 3 5, Cliz.10. |
113 Cach weauer Hall weaue his thop marke offome coloured parte g iweauerstop
intheendeof euery Kerſey wich bee ſhall weaue oꝛ make, anv Wall alſo marke.
* ateachendot euerp of the fame Kerſies weaue one purrell likewiſe of co⸗ J hurrel at
{oured parne,of the bꝛeadth of three quartersof aninch at che leat, wher: each end.
by the deceitfull cutting and dimtnithing of fuch Clothes by Cuckers
o2 Fullers heretofore vled, map henceforth be pꝛeuented. And if anp wea:
ver hall dle any deceipt inmingling bis parne, 02 ſhall omit his thoppe
marke, 02 fhall not weaue in euery Kerſey two purrels, according to the
tenoꝛ of this act,be ſhall foꝛfait and loofe fo2 euery offence to the contrarp
x.8. 35.Eliz.I0.
114 No weauer noꝛ any other perſon whatſoeuer, ſhall offeror put to Dozens chalbe
, fale any of the ſame raw Kerſies called Dozens, before the fame haue ——
bin viewed, weighed and marked in ſome citie, towne corporate, oꝛ mar⸗
ket towne, and allowed by {uch officer, and marked with ſuch markes, as
thalbe there in fuch citieo2 towne vſed and appointed fo2 that purpoſe, vp⸗
on paine to forfait and lofe for euerp cloth ſold, oꝛ offerento be ſold tothe
contrary r,9.to the D, and the principal officer 02 Maieſtrate of thecitpe,
towne corporat,o2 Market towne next adioyning to the dwelling o7 wor⸗
king place of fuch weauers as thall offend in any of the premifles, ithe the
fame officer 02 mateftrate thal fir make ſeiſure therok. Oꝛ els to the prin⸗
vipall Officer ofthat Citie, Cowne corporate, or market Cowne, where
the fame thall be ſolde or offered tabe folve, To be recoueted by A. B.
49.02 J, with coffes in any Court of Recoꝛde, whereinno CU, €,.39. ec,
35,113,120,
115 Che principal D ficer oꝛ Maieltrate forthe time being in euery Searchers.
citie, towne corpoꝛat.oꝛ market towne of the fain countie, oꝛ of any other
of the Counttes adiopning , where any luch Kerfies called Deuonſhire
Kerfies 02 Dozens now are, op hereafter thall be wouen, mave, offeren,
oꝛ put to fale, hall euerie pere from henceforth , appoint andhaue in rea-
dluesat all times needkull,two og moꝛe diſcreete perſons, which hall be
ſpeciall and knowen officers ana fearchers, which thallattend, and Hall
be at his oꝛ their entric into hig oꝛ their fai office fwo2ne During his and
| D 3 theit
Draperie.
their continuance in the fain Office,trulp co view, weigh, and markeeche
Kerley calle a Dozen in {uch citie oz towne, oꝛ anp ofthent, made, fold,o2
offered to be fold 02 put to fale,andto pꝛeſent each offence of defect, which
thal there fal out,contrary to the true meaning of this ttatut, eucry which
fearcheroz Dfficer, fo co bee hereafter appointed foꝛ this purpofe in any
{uch citie.towne copporate oz market towne, hall haue authoritie to enter
inthe day time, into all hops, warehouſes, workehoules, and other plas
ces conuentent of the fame Citie, oꝛ towne, where be op they ſhall be fo aps
pointed, there to view, fearch, ann fee whether any Kerſey 02 Dozen bee
made, ſold, oꝛ offered to be ſold contrarp tothe true meaning ofthis Act,
and alfo to lee what paines,penaltics, and forfaitures ſhall be growen due
to her Maieſty by any weaver, (ellero buyer, within che liberties anv pres
cincts of the fame towne,taking onlp of and fo2 the weighing, marking
of euerp Kerſey a farching for his paine, anv ſo according tothe number,
and no moze, which farthing vpon euerp Kerley isto be paid by the feller
of the fame Kerley, 35, Eliʒ.10.
Seareyers not 116 TE {uch ſearchers and officers Hall not be perelp appointed and
appointed o attendant at all times reafonable € conuenient,oz thal neglect bis o2 their
not attenvanc Hutios inthe true learch, weighing, and marking of the fain kerfies, o2 anp
ofthem, oꝛ hall marke any one kerlep, which wants of bis weight, as is
aforelat, then andineuerp uch cafe the chtefe magiſtrate of euerp ſuch
citie and cone, thal forfait ann lole foz every fuch offence of their fearcher
oz fearchers rr.3.andfo2 euery market dap thep fhall want two op one at «
theleatofluch fearchers che ſumme of rl. 3, ta be leuied az hereafter is
expreflen, 3 5.Eliʒ.Io. .
rovosentat 117 No maner of perfor o2 perfons whatſoeuer, thall buy any ſuch
beboughto: rawe Kerley called Deuonthive Kerſey 02 Dozen, tn any market 02 elſe⸗
— where, vnleſſe the fame ſhalbe firſt tried, weighed, and marked, by the ok⸗
ficers of fome citte,cotune coꝛpoꝛate, oꝛ market towne, as is afoꝛeſaid. And
no weater,tucker,fuller,og other whatſoeuer, ſhall dꝛeſſe oꝛ cauſe to bee
dreſſed any of thefain rawe clothes called Deuonſhire Kerſies 02 Do⸗
zens, vnles the fame be firſt tried, weighed, and marked in ſome one mars
ket towne by the fearcher 02 {earchers there in that bebalfe appointed,
vpon patne of forfaiture of euerp (uch Kerſey fa bought, dꝛeſſed, oꝛ put to
dreſſing, which thal not before be tried and marked ag is afore mentioned,
Bab ell No Clothier, Cucker , Fuller, o2 other perfon whatſoeuer, thall at anp
—— time from henceforth cut o2 diminiſh the length of any kerſey callevades
wuuonlyhire Kerley op Dosen, and after offeror put the fame to ſale, as a
The forfatture whole Kerley oz Dozen, vpon paine of forfaiture of xx.s. foꝛ euery of the
fame Kerſies og Dozens ſo cut oꝛ diminiſhed ta the Queene and Inkor⸗
mer ta berecouered bp 4,5,}9.02 F.withcoffes, wherein no P. M.oꝛ E.
€¢,3 5.€15,10,39,C1i3,18, Chis act to endure vntill the end of thenert
Parliament.
118 No
Draperie. 100
118 Noperſon oꝛ perfons within any the Counties of Morke, Lanca- Stretching og
der da anyother the countieson the Noꝛth fiveof Trent, thall ſtretch oz Fonien cioch,
fEraine,og caule to be ſtretched oꝛ ſtrained, any Clothes, Dozens, Kerlies,
Weniftones, Rugges, Frizes, Wighlep whites, platne grayes,o2 any other
Clothes,by what name oꝛ names ſoeuer chep be called mare op hereafter
co be made, within the ſaid Countic of Dorke,Lancatter,o2 any other the
counties on the Noꝛth of Trent, bpon paine co fogfate for euery oefault,
v.li.39.Eliʒ.20. See 64,
_ 119 No perſon oꝛ perfons within the counties aforefaty,o any of the, Motenter,rope
(hall haue vle oꝛ occupy any Center, of what fort op kinde loeuer, oꝛ any trrame soe
maner of wꝛench, rope, oꝛ other engines, to ſtretch oꝛ ftraine any clothes, then cloth,
kerſies, dozens, peniſtones, rugges frizes, cottons, Righlep whites, plaine
graies, oꝛ any other Cloth, ok what kinde oꝛ name ſoeuer it, oꝛ they be cal⸗
len, made, vnought, oꝛ tobe made oꝛ wꝛought within the ſaid Counties,
vpon paine that euery offendor, that ſhall haue o2 vſe, oꝛ exerciſe any fuch
Tenter, of what fort oꝛ kind ſoeuer oꝛ anp manner of rope, wꝛinch, ring,
head or engine, ſhall forfait fozeuerp (uch default twentie pounds, 39,
Ciz,20,See.64,
120 Guerp perfon oꝛ perfons withinthe Counties aforefatd, oꝛ anp of
them, which thall make,o2 caule co be made,anp Clothes, kerlies, dozens,
cottons, peniftones, plaine grates, Kighley whites, frizes , op anp other
cloth, bp what namen names foeuer, it oꝛ they becallen , hallmake the
fame of fuch weightes, lengthes and bꝛedths as by the Statutes of this Se Pret 5-27
” Reale already inforceis pꝛouided, onder the paines in the fame Stas
tutes contained, and before the fame be ſolde, 02 offercd ta be folve, ſhall
fet his Seale of Lead, vnto euerp ofthe fame Clothes, Kerſies, Dozens, A teale of teat
Cottons plaine grates, Peniſtones, Kighley whites, Frizes, oꝛ bp what teach weiss
name o2 names {oeuer, it oꝛ they be called: In which fain Seale oflean
Thalbecontained,the true and iuſt length, andthe true and tu weight
atthe leaſt, ofeuerpfuch cloth, kerſie, dozen, cotton, peniftone , plaine
graies, Kighley whites, frises, ¢c.as it ſhall be duely found by due proofe
thereof to be tried by water o2 weight, spon paine to koꝛkait euerycloth
kerlie dozen, cotton, peniftone, plaine graies, Kighley whites, frises, oz
other clothe ¢c, which thall bee made within any the Counties aforelai,
whereuntoluch Seale asis afozelain, hall not bee put and fet. And in
cafe bponpnofe tobe made by water 02 weight of anpfuch clothes, ker⸗
ſies,dozens, cottons,peniſtones, plaine grates, Kighley whites frises, 02
anp other cloth as is afopefain, hall bee found of leſſe weight 02 of ſmal⸗
ler contentin length , thenis contained o2 {pecifien in anp of the fain
Seales, the owner of euery ſuch clothes, kerſies, doxens, cottons, penis
Hones, plaine grates, Kighley whites ann krizes, 02 anp other Cloth ec,
02 any other perfor or perfons in whole hanvdes oꝛ poſſeſſions, any fach
Clothes, Kerſies, Dozens , — „Penillones, playne Grapes,
| 4
Kighley
Draperie,
The korkalture Kighley whites, Freizes, oꝛ any other cloth, ſhalbe foun, hall forfait for
cuerp pard wanting in length tit.g, ¢ foz euery pound wanting in weight
1.3.39, Eliz.20.
121 And koꝛ che better and moꝛe ſpeedy anv effectual reforming of all
fuch abufes,as is afogefatd,in euerp Pariſh, Towne, Tillage, and Dame —
let within the counties afozefain, where anp clothes, kerfies, dozens, cote
tons,pentitones,plaine grates, Kighlep whites, frizes, o2 any other cloth,
by that name oz names ſoeuer they be called, ſhalbe made 02 fold, the Ju⸗
ficesof peace of the fame ſhire oꝛ riding, oꝛ two ofthem at the leatt,and in
euery citie, boꝛough 02 towne copporate,the head officer op officersofeuce
rp che famecity, boough,o2 towne cozpopate , together with fome one o⸗
two of the Juſtices of the peace ofthe Shire oz riding next adiopning ta
fuch citie, boꝛough, oꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛate, ſhall haue full power and authori:
ty, and fhallbp vertue of this act, once euerp pereat the leat, and as often
as thep hall thinke good, to conuent,and call before them by their precept
92 otherwife.tino,foure,fire,o2 eight, o2 more ag they thall chinke goon bp
their difcretton,of the moſt honeſt, vifcreete ann able men of euery fuchct:
tie, towne, village, bamlet,o2 arith tohere any cloth ſhalbe made 02 folv,
— a and chem thal conttitute, oꝛdeine, x appoint to be ouerfeers foꝛ one whole
Ftices theav vere or fir moneths,og ſhoꝛter time at their diſcretions, chen nert follow-
ofticers. ing within the citie, boꝛough, tone, village, hamlet oꝛ parith, where the
fame ouerſeers ſhalbe dwelling, and ſhall ano map take them ſworne any
vound in recogniſance ofxl.li.a peece to the vſe of the Queene and her ſuc⸗
ceſſors, oꝛ do their beſt indeauoꝛ by all lawful waies and meanes for their
time to fee that this ſtatute in all points thalbetructpoblerued and kept
within the limics of chet charge in euery part chereof:And the fame ouer⸗
feers,o2 two oftheir, fhallonce euery moneth atthe leat, 02 fo often as
need ſhall require,og they thalthinke fic bp theirdifcretions bp force thers
of ,vifit and aoe into allo2 any houle oz houles, hops, op otherroomes of
any clothiers, Drapers, clothwoxkers,o2 of any other perlonoz perfons
The ouetleers whatloeuer, where any of che ſaid cloth ſhalbe, ethereto make duelearch,
a ad and view the fame made, o2 remaining to be ſold, and to take, featch,¢ trp’
is alwel by weight, water oꝛ anv other way whatloeuer, the ſaid cloths, ker⸗
fies dozens, cottõs peniſtones, kighley whites ¢ frizes oꝛ any other cloths
ec. And ik any clothes alozeſaid, vpon fearch eherof, (hal not be found to be
fealed with a ſeale, conteining the length and weight asaforelain;thenthe
Clothier,and euery owner ofthe ſaid cloth, fhall fopfait euerp {uch cloth,
kerſies, dozens cottons penittons, Kighley whites, and ftizes, opanyos
ther cloth ecimabde within che counties aforelainjnot fo ſealed and {olb,op
ec leety offered to be ſold. And the fain ouerſeers and ctrery of them, thal, ana map
— away che Ocifeand carry away the fame fo for faites as-aforefain, Eprelent the fame
taultpcloth. tothe Juſtices of peace at che neve quarter Sellions, to be bp chem diſpo⸗
{en of,as hereafter ts in thele pyeſents limited and appointed. And if bi
Draperie. 101
fain Duerfeers hall find any falfe feale o2 marke to be fet vpon any cloth
akorelaid, oꝛ ſhall vpon fearch as aforefain, fina the ſame clothes aforefain
to be ſtretchedoꝛ ſtrained, thenthefame Duerleces thal prefent che lame The onerteers
defaults onto the Juſtices at che next quarter Sellions, andthe names of ice
the owners 07 poſſeſſoꝛs of {uch clo: hs,kerlies,vozens,cottons,pentttons, quarter ems,
Kighley whites and frizes,o2 any other clothes ¢c,(o found dekectiue: And
if anp maner of perfon oꝛ perfons, hall deny, withſtand, o2 with bold anp —
clothes, ker ſies Dozens,cottons, peniſtons, Kighley whites and krizes, 02 o2 nenping o
anp other cloth ec. from the fain Ouerſeers, oꝛ any of hem,oz will not fut: Pared of the
fer ther to enter into any of the houles, thops, rdomes, 02 other places,
where any fuel clothes Hall be, then euery {uch perfon o2 perfons fo deny⸗
ing 02 withſtanding thal for the firl offence kortait and looſe x. li and for Che fort.
the ſecond offence re. li and kor the third offence, being thereot lawfully
conuict bp verdict of tit. men,and two lufficient witneſſes, thal and vpon
the Pillory in the nert Market towne + Ano ik any of che ſaid perſons (0 germane tose
tommanded toappeare,to be made Duerleers,as aforefatd,and hauing no Duerieers.
reafonableercufe, refuleto come,and take vpon him orthemtobe Duer- ·
feers as aforelain then euery (uch perſon fo refuting, and hauing to reafo-
nableercule fo to do, fhal forfait for euery {uch retuling v. IL, theone halfe
thereof to be to the Queene and ber fucceflors , and the other halfe to the
Juſtices of the peace,oz other head officer op officers, bp whole cõmaunde⸗
tent he was appointed to appeare to be Duerleer, ¢ the lame Duerfeers
fowtfcndin co remaine in the wardo Fthe SbhertfeWBatlife,o2 other head
‘pfficet vntũ luth time as be hath made paiment of che forfaiture oꝛ dther⸗
wiſe put in fufficient borin kor the fatilfaction of the fame: 39. Eliz 20.
122 And to the end hat the laid clothes, kerſtes, dozens, cottous peni⸗ The ouerſeers
Hones, Kighley whites and krizes oꝛ any other clothes, by what name og Mall Ore —
names ſoeuer they be called, fo to be viewed and fearehen may be the bet⸗ ctory, :
ter Krolwetit Ohevefore the Tai ouerſeers thal ire vnto euery kind of the
cloths akorelaid a feale oflean contatuina:rhe length & the weight okeuery
fuch clathes (togither with this word Searched) which doth fo lealed by
the fais Ouerleers that not be ſearched, tried oꝛ viewed, byany other fear:
cher or Ouerleer of any other citie, borough towne, village pariſh o2 ham⸗
let, bp bertue ol hisor cheir ſaid office op offices any ching in this act,o2 in
any other ſtatute to the contrary not withltanding. 39. Eliz 0.
23. WFany perlon oꝛ perfons,buclich as ave appointed aſſigued, and setting leale⸗
permitted bp this Act oꝛ cheir ſeruants oꝛ vepucies, do at any time coun: i —
terkait ox ſet cody willingly and wittingly take alway from any the ſayd —— —
Clothes, Kerlies do zens tottons peniſtones Kighley whites ¢ krizes, oꝛ a- warrant.
np other cloth, by What name or names ſoruer they be called, made within
the coũties afopefaiv any of the (ats foto be fired as aboue is recite, chen
eucty perfon (0 offending, hai kor the ſirſtofkence, forfait and loſe x. li, anv
fo, the fecoun offence, being thereok lawlully conuicted by the verdict of
—59 twoelue
1 Drapery. ‘
twelue men and two finfficient wienelles, fand vpon thepillogy, and korf,
tothe Q. ber heires and ſucceſſoꝛs tri, 39. Eliʒ o. Sipe |
124 Anoto the end that che ſaid Statutes and Lawes atoꝛeſaid map
be the moze effectually erecuten, and all ſtretching and ſtraining, and fale
ftfping of any che clothes aforefaiv taken awap , euery Juſtice of Peace,
bead Conttable,oz other che Duerleersaforelain, hal haue ful power anv
Authoritvia lawtull aut hoꝛityto enter in,og vpon any the mefluages, tenements, hour
Hab nee Les, buildings, lands dz grounds of anp perfor op perfons whatfocuer, to
weinches te, {earch for any {uch Centers,of what fort o2 kind foeuer , o2 any maner of |
ropes, rings,heads,wꝛinches, o2 otherengins twhatfoeuer, thereby anp
kalchood op deceit map be vſed in andabout the fretching and ſtrapning
i) anyokthe fain Clothes kerfies,voxens,frises, cottons, peniftones, kigh+
lies and whites o2 any other cloth ec, And ik they ſhould finvany ſuch ten⸗
fers of what ſort 02 kind ſoeuer, oꝛ any maner of ropes, rings, heades,
wrings, oꝛ engins, thep Hhalland may vtterly deface thefame,infuchfore
The puntth as thep cannot be tmploped againe to any fuch vſe. And ik any perfon og —
conpottence, perlans,twith whom any fuch wall once haue bin found, tall after that,
be knowen to haue o2 ofe any ſuch Center of what ſort on kinde ſoeuer,
O2 any maner of rope,ringeshead,wping,o2 enaine,then thep the fatw Sus
fices, head Conftables,o2 Duerleers,oz any of them within chefeuerall
precincts, hall take anv fell che fame to the bet value thereof, and by the
conſent of tivo Juſtices of peace, within the fame Countie, diſpoſe the mo⸗
ney thereof comming, tothe pooꝛe of that jarithe where the fame that
be focaken: and that vpon complaint made, oꝛ infoꝛmation giuen of ang
{uch Center, of what fort oꝛ kinde ſoeuer, oꝛ any maner ofrope,head,ting,
IMpench,oz wring,o2 any other engine, to any Juſtice ofpeace, eucrpone —
of thentto whom ſuch complatne thall be made, oꝛ information giuen, hat —
within ſeuen daies next enſuing ſuch complaint oꝛ informacion giuen,
repaireto theplace, where the fame ſhall be fo had and vſed, and then and
there execute this Law, as akorelaid, vpon the paine hereafter in this pres
Reliting a Su fone Act erpzeſſed: And tf anp pecfon or perſons, chall withſtand, op reũct
execute his ave any (uch Fullice of Peace oꝛ head Dfficers, in, oꝛ about, touching 02 cone
thovity, cerning the erecution ofthe pꝛemiſſes, euerp {uch perſon oꝛ perfons, thall
korkait ann (uffer,asis before limited, fo2 reſiſting the Duerleersin the —
ſearch. 39. Cis, 20, * wel
hefotofa 125 Andifanyche Juſtices op Juſtice ok peace, within the limits o2
Aromicing © LOUNDS Of his oz theic Commiffion , albe negligent o2 make vefault in
disduety. doing ot any ching touching oꝛ concerning the due oꝛ true erecution of
Sys ha tat this Tatuce,o2 anp ching therein contained euery {uch Jultice of peace, tog
falbe deuiney ettery Cuch nefaule, Hall forfait ann lofe b, ft, Anv all {uch forfaitures as
and imploied. {hal happen oz grow by realon okthis act, thlabeone thir part thereofta
fuchperfon o2 perfons as fhalbe then ouerfeers,one other third part to the |
hfe of the Land other third part ¢o thule ofthe pooze , in ſuch fort — BM, |
Draperie. 102
Julfices of peace itt heir quarter Selfions to be holden ert after iudge⸗
ment, had oꝛ giuen koꝛ che fame, fhall limit ¢ appoint,3 9, Eliz.20.
126 And che ſaid Juſtices of peace in their quarter Seflions,thall anv Capen sg
map enquire, heare and determine, euery fault oꝛ offence, made oꝛ Done cõ⸗ heare,e deter.
tratyto this prelent act, oꝛ any thing therin contained, except the offences Mure the otten ⸗
committed, ¢ forf.made by the Juſtices of peace by pꝛeſentment, bil oꝛ in.·
formation, € bpon proofe thereof made bp the teſtimony of two ſukkicient
witnelſes openly giuen tothe Jurp,+ thereupon pꝛeſentment made by the
Juryto giue oder for the execution of this ſtatute, eeucry clauſe therein
contained, ¢ fo2 the recouery of the penalties afopefatn , to thule aforefain, —
And the Fulticesof Alſiſes hall and may enquire,heare € determine eves Juſtices of AE.
rp fauile 02 offence made op Done bp anp Jultice of peace, contrary to this Me Matenquice:
prelent act,in neglect of their duty, in, oꝛ about, touching o2 cõcerning the mine the offerte
erecution of this preſent act ¢ vpon pꝛoofe thereof mane bp rtuo {uffictent ftices of peace.
Wwitnefles,¢ by ÿ pꝛeſentmẽt of the Hury,thal¢ map giue oder for recoue=
rp Eemploiment of the penalties ¢ forfaitures by them cõmitted emade,
to thufes afozelain:¢ fo default of Juſtice to be Done, in maner ¢ forme as
foꝛeſaid, by the Juſtices of P.oꝛ Juſtices of AT. Chen the ote moitp to be
the Q.the other to the J.to be recouered by A. B. P. J. inany offer Wa,
court oꝛ courts of recoꝛd at CUtefL in which no CH.19, £86. 39. €1,20,
127 Pꝛouided neuertheles,that all and euery kind of clothes afopelain, Mozthe clothes
by what name ſoeuer thep be called , which halbe mave within the coun- pial she
ies akorelaid, x brought bp to the citie of London to be fold there, thal be tola,
brought into the comon clothmarket place within the ſaid Citp, cõmonly
called Black welhal,cobe there ſearched dep, without wetting, ¢ out of the
market times, bp che fearchers of thelatd citp , bpon paine that euery ow⸗
ner of any {uch cloth, thal korf. fo? euerp {uch cloth not fo brought into the
market rl.s.¢-bpon paine that euery ſearcher that ſhall {earch at any time
inthe market times,tothe difturbance of the fale of {uch cloths in the mare
ket there, (hall fort, foz ewerp ſuch ſearch fo mabe v. li. all which fain forf,
fhalbethe one moity to the Q.her heires e{uccellops,the other to the J. to
be recovered by A. J. wherein no M.P.E.tc.39. Eliʒ.20.
The forefaid ftatute of Ed,6.repealeth al & euery article,claufe,or fen-
tence in any act of Parliament,therefore made, concerning making,dy~
iny,drefling, preffing,fearching or fealing any of the kindes of Clothes,
broad or narrow , white or coloured kerfies, hizes, rugges orcottonsin
the faid act mentioned,and being repugnant and contrary to any article
or fentence in the faid ſtatute. And the {tatute of 8,Eli.x 2. repealeth all &
euery branch,claufe fentence,and article {pecified and contained in any
other acts of Parliament before that time made,concerning the fealing &
making of Lankafhire cottons, frizes,and meges, And therefore confider
diligently ifany ftatute, article,branch, or fentence of any ftatute made
Defore,either ofthe forefaid ſtatutes, and in this treatife expreffed , be 2
vc ge
oe
Quære.
Logwood and
Blockwood
fhalbe burned,
Wiring 02 v⸗
fing of Log:
wood With —
twoadog other
tue,
| Dying Dierss 7
the generall wordesofeither of the faid Aatutes repealed, as many other
whole (tatutes and branches of {tatutes be, which hereare omitted, But]
{up pofe there is nothing repealed, which in thistitl¢ of Drapery is contais
ned, Attamen quzre, — Tastee ina
1 That Aliens not being Denizens,flall make no Cloth , nor put ani
woollto worketo make Cloth S. Aliens © > +». : J—
7 ~ 4+ Dying,Diers, svar ons ate
L1 Logwood alias Blockwood, in whole hands ſoeuer che fame (hall
be found, after the feat of Saint Wichael the Archangel nert enſu⸗
ing, fhalbe forfaiced, andopenty burned by the authogity ofthe Maior, 02
other head Dflicer of the Citie oꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛate, oꝛ of two Juſtices of |
peace ofthe countte where it halbe found. And no perfon thal dye op caule
to be died any cloth, broad Clothes, Kerlies, Mools, Peniſtones, Baies,
Cottons,Hoſeyarne, Hats, Caps, Flannels, CMoodmalles, Mockadoes,
Rathes, Buffing, Cuttmockadowes,op any other ching whatloeuer, with
any of che {aid ware og ſtuffe called Logwood alias blockvood, vpon paine
that the Dier of euery ſuch ſeuerall thing fo died, thall forfait the value of |
che thing lo died, to the Q.and J.to be recoucred bp A, B. P. J.ec.where⸗
in no GC, tc. E.P.tc. And the party offending being thereof conuicted,
ſhall remaine in pꝛiſon without baile oꝛ mainpꝛiſe, til ye haue ſatiſfied the
ſame value. 23. Eliz.9.
2Ikany perſon ſhalbe ſuſpected to offend by cunning vſing oꝛ mixing
of the fain Logwood alias Blockwood, togither with woad or other ſtuffe
then any Juſtice or Juſtices of peace ofthe ſame Countie, where the fai
ſuppoſed offendoꝛ thal dwel, if he dwell out of a coꝛpoꝛate towne oꝛ city, &
if he dwel within anycoꝛpoꝛate towne oꝛ citie,then the Maioꝛ, Bailike, oꝛ
other head Offieer being a Juſtice of peace of {uch coꝛpoꝛate towne oꝛ ci⸗
tie, where fuch ſuppoſed offendo2 thal dwell, vpon notice and Jnformatton |
to hint o2 chem giuen in that bebalfe, hall bp bisa; their warrant 92 other |
commiandement,caule to come before him oꝛ thems, the ſeruãts ann woꝛk⸗
men of fuch fuppofen offendors, and other perſons able to diſcloſe che fain!
deceipt, and them to eramine by their othe oꝛ otherwife, And ik vpon che!
fame eramination thep thall finde anp perfon o2 perfons, to haue vſed oꝛ
cauſed to be bled, in the dying oꝛ colouring of any Cloth, wool, parne, gro⸗
neraine,buffing o2 filke, o2 any thing made of wollen parne o2 filke, anp’
Logwood alias Blockwood, o2 now, oꝛ heretofore reputed andtaken fox
logwood alias blockwood, then the (ard Juſtices op Juſtice, Maioꝛ, Bai⸗
life,o other head officer, being a Juſtice of peace, thal not onely bind with
luertie al fuch perfon oz perfons, whom they hall find fo ſuſpected to haue
offended, ¢ ſuch others as map diſcouer the ſame offence, tothe nert quar⸗
ter Setlions oꝛ Gaole deliuery, which ſhall happen to be holden fo2 che
County, Citic,oz towne coꝛpoꝛate. But alſo co certifie al {uch eraminatts
ons € Depolitios,as tend tothe finding out oꝛ diſcouery of the laid —— |
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ad ~. -. Dying,Dyers, : 103
atthe fain Gaole deliueryoꝛ quarter Selſions: And allo if any {uch perfor
fo ſuſpected to haue offended, opon eranunation afoꝛeſaid, Hall refule to be
hound as aforeſaid, then the ſaid perfon op perfons ſo refuſing, to be com:
mitten to the next gaole,there to remaine,til he, ſhe, oꝛ they thal fa become
Hound with ſuerties, And che fain Juſtices of Alliſe, 02 Juſtices of peace,
at fuch gaole deliuery oꝛ quarter Seflions, ſhall haue authority, to indicte
and trie the offenders , by che ofuall courſe of inbictments andtrtals in
like caſes, And after ſuch conuiction to adiudgethe ſaid offenders to be fet
openly on the Pilloꝛie inthe laid Citie o2 market towne , where the fame
pfterice ſhalbe committed, And if it Hallnot be in any market towne, chen
inthe nert market Cowne adioyning, inthe fame Countie, there to con-
tinue, by all che time of che market, one o2 more dates bp their diſcreti⸗
on, for euery fuch offence : And further, euery fuch offender, belive his fata
conporall punithment, fhall for fatt for euery {uch offence,the funme of rr,
lito the Queene and J. which will fue for the fame by action of debt B.
39.3, in any Court of Recopde , whereinno E. P. VA.oꝛ 49. Ec, And the
‘partie offending, being thereof conuicted, coremaine in poifon without
baile oz mainpzife, till he haue ſatiſſied the ſame. 39. Eliz. 11. ;
3 ;okinvof Cloth oz Clothes, kerfies, Bates, Frizadoes bꝛoade or
No cloth Hal
marvowe,Dofen oz other things being inthe nature of Cloth , hall from Pith vrceprie
henceforth be mathered fo2 a blacke,ercept the fame be fir grotived with be fired grotnen
woad onely, oꝛ With woad Enele,alias bleim Jude, onilelle the Madder he
put in with Shomack, oꝛ Gallts, And no perfon that dic oꝛ caule to be died
any Cloth or Clothes,o2 other things abouelatd, of what kinde oꝛ nature
Toad and Nele, alias blew Inde, vnles the Madder be put in with Sho⸗
macke, oꝛ Gallis, vpon paine that the Dier ofeueryſuch ſeuerall ching ſo
died, hall koꝛtait the value of the fame thing ſo died, to the Queene, him
ſuite no E. P. MA.noꝛ writ of pꝛiuiledge thall be allowed. Andthe partie
offending, being thereofconuicten, (hall remaine in priſon without baile
oꝛ mainpꝛiſe, till he haue ſatiſfied che Came value, Pꝛouided alates that
it hall ann map be Latwfull to vie all maner of gale black,thomack blacke,
alias plaine blacke, wherein no Mather thalbe vſed, as heretofore lawkully
Hath bin done,this Ace ec.notwithſtanding. 23. Eliz.9.
thefame forth of his hands, fire afeale of lean to euery of them, in which
theletter M, fiqnifipne mathered, thall bee contained, vpon paine that
euery Dyer offending to the contrary , ſhall forfait fox euerp pard of the
faid Cloth, Kerſies, Baies oꝛ Frizeadowes, iti.s. iiii vð. And ik any perfon
ſhall (ell any Cloth, Kerſies, Bates oꝛ Frizeadowes, mathered ¢ not woa⸗
* thall not fir giue notice to the buyer thereof, that the fame is not
woaded,
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with woad.
focuer, mathered for a black, not hauing a ground of Coan onely 02 of -
that twill fue for the fanie bp A. B. P.oꝛ inany court of Recoꝛd, in which
Gall blacke
and fhomacke
black excepted:
4 Cuerp Dyer, that thall die any of the ſaid blacke Clothes, Werlies, a teate of ead
0? FFriscadomes,mathered and not woaded, ſhall before he deliver any of ™? YI
Cutting of
eares
SPaintaining
Doctrine as
Sank the ar⸗
ticles.
The age ok a
heneficen pers
fon, and be fha
xeade and ſub⸗
ſcribethe arti:
cles.
callenderthem.S .Worſteds 3.
Durham. Eares, Eccleſiaſticall perfons,and! ining)
woaded, (hal fopfait alfo the double value of all fuch Cloth, Werlies, Baies
and Frizadoes, as he hall ſo {ell which forfaitures thalbe to the partythat
thal (ue fo2 che fame in any courtof Recoꝛd by A. B. 19. 02 J. whereinna
E. WM.tc.23. Eliz.9. 1} ; ; J
1In what maner wollen Cloth died, fhall bevfed in the dying, See
Drapery 71. is $¢ ——
2That none that vſe the dying of Sayes, Worlteds, or Stamels, Mall
Durham, ii
He force of finesleuied before the Iuſtices of Affifeat Durham, of
lands lyin g within the Countie Palantine of Durham. $,Fines 12, :
2 The force of inrolment of the bargainand faleofany landes lying
within the Bifhoprick of Durham, S. Inrolments Aer iat fi
3 ForProclamations vpon Exigents awarded againftany , dwelling
within the Bifhopricke of Durham,S. Exigent &¢:1 541 617-1 8s19,20.
_ov> Eares, - —V—
J \ 7 Molocuer thal maticiontly, vnlawlully, x willingly cut, oz caule
) tobe cut off che care 02 eares ofany of p Queens ſubiects, others
Wilethen by authority offatv,chance medley fudden affray, oꝛ aduenture,
{hall forf.tothe P. grieued treble damages, to be recouered bp A, of trefe
palle,¢ coche Queene fora tine rli3 7.86.6
Ecclefiaftical perſons, and liuings. —
F any perfon Eccleliaſtical, o2 hauing Ecclettattical lining, ſhall adui⸗
ledly maintaine any dactrine directly cantrary to any of the Articles
conmpet{en ina booke intituled (Articles &c.touching true religion) eber
ing contented before the Biſhop, Oꝛdinarie, oꝛ che Queenes Commillias
nersincaules Cccleftatticall, thall perſiſt cherein, x not reuoke bis errop,
oꝛ after {ech reuocation, (hall cftfoones alfirme {uch doctrine, fuch matte
taining 02 aftirming,and perliting,o2 {uch eftfooncs affirming , hall bea d
lawfull caule , to depꝛiue fuch perfon of bis Eccleſiaſticall promotions,
Andit Halve lawkull co the Withop of the Dioces, oꝛ Oꝛdinary, oꝛ the laid |
Commiflioners, to depriue (uch perfons fo perſiſting, 02 lawkully conuice
ted of fuch eftſoones affirming. And vpon ſentence of depriuation pronotte
ced, he ſhalbe in deed Depprinued,13,€liz.12, : é
2 No perſon ſhalbe admitted ta any Benelice with cure,ercept he then
, be ofthe age of xxiii. peres at che leak, anda Deacon, and ſhall firlt haue
ſubſcribedthe ſaid articles ec. in the ppeſence of the Oꝛdinary, and publik⸗
lie read the ſame in the pariſh Church of chat benefice, with declaration of
bis vnkaigned alſent tothe lame, And ik any perſon to bee admitted to a
benefice with cure, doe not wit hin two monechs after his induction pube
likelie read the ſaid articles, in the Church whereof be thall haue cure, in
the time of Common pater there, with dec laration of bis bufainedatient |
thereunto, and be admitted to miniſter the Sacraments within one — |
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Ecclefiafticall perfons, and liuings. 104
after his induction, (JE be be not fo admitted before) he Halbe immediate
ix vpon euery Lush default (ipfo facto) beprtued, And no perfor now per-
mitted by any difpenfation oꝛ otherwiſe ſhall retaine any benefice with
cure being bnder the ageofrri.peres 02 uot Deacon at the leaf, 07 which
chall not de admitted as is afopelaid, within one pere next after the mak⸗
ine of this Act, op within fire moneths after he Hall accomplith the age
of xxiiii peres, on paine that ſuch his diſpenlation ſhalbe meerelp voide,
13. » 12, ‘
| 3 one halbemade Miniſter, oꝛ admitted to preach or miniſter the The miniters
HSactantéts, being onder the age okxriiii. yeres, noz vnles he lirſt being to Hey
the Bithop of chat dioces (from men knowen to the Biſhop to be of found
religion) a Teſtimonial both of his honel life, ¢ of bis pꝛofeſſing the doe⸗
trine expꝛeſſed in the fain articles,no2 vnles he be able to anfwere e render
tothe Ordinary, an accompt of his faichin Latin accogdine to the ſaid are
ticles,oꝛ haue a fpectal gift eabilitic to be a a Pꝛeacher: Noꝛ ſhalbe admit⸗· .
tedto the opder of a Deacon, oz miinifteric, vnles he Mall ſirſt Cublertbe to oe anes”
the fain articles, 1 3.€1,12.JFo2 the eramination of the abilitie of a perfon abilitie.
prefentedto an Cccleftattical benefice, doth perteine to an Eccleſiaſticall
Judge. Ann fo it hath bin heretofore vled and ſhall be tn time to come Ar-
ticuli cleri. An.nono Edw.2,1 3.
4 None fhalbe admitted to any Benetice with cure,ofor abouethe va⸗ wenefice ofthe
Ine of thirtie pounds yerely inthe Queenes hookes, vnles he thallthen be Value ot xxx. lt.
a Batcheler of Diuinitp, oꝛ preacher lawfully allowed by fome Bithop
; —— this realme, oz bp one of the Aniuerſities of Cambꝛidge oꝛ Oxkoꝛd
13,€13.12,
5 All admiſſions to benefices,iniitutions, and inductions to be mane
ofanp perfor contrarie to the forme, o2 anypꝛouiſion ofthis Act, and all
‘tollerations, difpenfations, qualifications andlicences whatfoeuer to be
mabe tothe contrarp hereof, hall be meerely void tn Law, asifthey ne-
uer were, Pꝛouided alivaies,that no title to conferre oz pꝛeſent by Lapfe, No Laple but
chall accrue vpon any depriuation ipſo facto, but after fire moneths af= atter nötice.
on of {uch depꝛiuation giuen bp the Oꝛdinary to the patron, 13,
13,1) <c |
6 All gikts graunts, feotfements, fines, and other conuciances or ef:
tates, fromthe firtt pay of the arliament benun,24,lanuar.An,Domi. LEales Fother
ni 1558, hav.made,vone op futtered, 02 to be had, made, ec. by any Arch⸗ bithops lanng.
biſhop, oꝛ Bihop,of any honoꝛs caſtles, manozs, lands, tenements, oꝛ o⸗
ther bereditaments, being parcell of che poſſeſſion of his Arch biſhopricke
oꝛ Bithopricke,op vnited appertaining, o2 belonging to any of the fame,
to any perſon (other then to the Queene, her heires 02 ſucceſſors) where⸗
by any effate ſhould op might palle from the Archbiſhop oꝛ Biſhop, other
then for terme of civentic one peres,on thꝛee liues, krom ſuch time as anp
leale, grant, oz aflurance Hall begin, ann whereupon the olve accuttomen
bhai perelp,
Ecclefiafticall perfons,and linings: *
verely rent, oꝛ more.ſhall be relerued paiable yerely, during the ſaid terne
okxxi. veresoꝛthꝛee liues, ſhall be vtterly void, any lai culfome ec.not⸗
with fanding,1.Cliz.a ſtatute not pꝛinted.
ee . 7 Allleales, gikts, graunts, feoffements, conueiances oꝛ effates to be |
lenges, Cathe. Mave, had, done or luffered, (viz, from 2,Aprilis An,Dom,1571, ) bp anp
Dire Matter and fellowes of any Collenge, Deane ano Chapter of any Colles 4
. niat oꝛ Cathedral Church, Waker oꝛ Gardeinof any Doflpital, Parſon,
Clicar,o2 any other, bauing any Spirituall oꝛ Eccleſiaſtical liuing ofanp —
houles,landg, tithes,tenements, 02 other hereditaments, being parcell of
the poſſeſſions of any (uch colledge €c.02 any wap belonging to thefame, —
02 of any of chent to any perfon ec, bodies 5 02 cozpozat other then
fo2 the terme ok xxi. peres, oꝛ thꝛee liues, from the time of {uch leaſe o
grant made whereupon the accuſtomed perely rentor moe thall be refers —
ued, and perelp patable during the laid cerme,o2 whereof any former leafe
fo2 peresis in being not to be expired, ſurrendꝛed, 02 ended within thꝛee
peresnertatter the making of any ſuch new leaſe, thall be vtterly veide,
I 3,€1,10.18, €1,10,Anveuerp band ecouenant tebatfoeuer made for res —
nuing op making of any leale , contrary to the true tntent afozefain, ſhall
ee pit be btterlp voit 18, Eliz. IOo. But this Act ſhall not be conffrued to make.
Camvaioge, good any leale o2 ocher grant mave by anpCollenge og Collegiat Church
. Within Oxkord and Cambꝛidge,oꝛ elfew here, foz moze peres then are li⸗
a eeen mited bp the priuate ſtatutes ofthe fame Colledge. either thal this Ace
of pln # former extend to any leale hereafter to bemane, vpon furrender of anp leas heres
couenants. tofoꝛe made, oꝛ byreafonof any coucnant oz condition containedin any™
Teale heretofore made,¢ now continuing, fo that the leaſe to be made, do
not containe moꝛe peres, thentherelinue of the peres of the former leale
now continuing, thalbe at the time offuchleale hereafter tobe made, nop
any leſſe rent chen is reſerued inthe ſaid former leaſe, 13. El. ro. And the ©
Pꝛeſident and Scholiers of Saint John Baptiſts Colledge founded bp -
Sit Thomas AMhite Knight, Alderman of London, in the Uniuerſity of
Mrford, may from time to time demiſe che manor ofthe Fiſhide, alias Ft
field,the Copiholdes and other appurtenances. in the Countie of Gark, —
to Ralph White, brother to the ſaid Sir Chomas white, forthe terme
of fonre {cope ¢ nineteene peres, ifthe ſaid Ralphe ſhallſo long liue, and ſo
to euery heire male ofthe ſaid Sir Chouas ſucceſſiuely accogding tothe
forme of a leaſe thereof already made to the fain Ralphe. And euerp fuch
leale fo to be made,and every couenant made o2 to be made for the perfor.
mance of the fame thall be good in Law, as ifthe fata Act made inthe fain
thirteene pere had neuer bin made, any thing inthe fain Act of 13. Clits, |
; o2 any other Act oꝛ matter Ecnotwithtanding, 18,€i%10.See 14, Eli.
——— that it was enacted in a ſtatute not painted, that theſe woꝛdes (viz Malter
"02 Gardtan of any hofpicall mencioned in the foꝛmer Actof13.C1, ) mere
intended and meantof all Molpitals , Mcafons de dieu, bead houles , —
other
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Ecclefiafticall perfons , and linings. loy
other houſes opdeined for the fultentation o2 reliefe of the pooge, and fo that
be expounded and taken kor ever,
8 “But any ofthe perlons, bodies politique oꝛ coꝛpoꝛat afozelaty, may cottenges ec,
graunt, allure, oꝛ leaſe any houſes belonging vnto them, being not their Me tee
Tapitalloꝛdwelling houle vſed fog cheir habitation , noꝛ hauing ground veeres, ~*
helonging onto them, aboue the quancttte of ten acres, oꝛ any grounds to
fuch houſes appertaining , which be ſituate in any citie, bopough , towne
coꝛpoꝛat, oz Warket towne, oꝛ the Suburbes of any of then, in {uch ſoꝛt
as bp the Lawes of che Reale , and the ſeuerall Statutes of herr hou⸗
fes thep may doe : So that no leaſe be made in reuerfion, noꝛ without re-
feruing the accuſtomed peerelp rent at the leaſt, nor without charging
the leſſee with the reparations, noꝛ for longer time then rl, peeres at the
moſt: Noꝛ any houles of the fain Colledges, bodies politique,ec. Hall cottengesinay
be aliened , vnleſſe that in recompence thereof, chere thall be before, with, 10 paper ag
or pꝛeſently after {uch alienation, good, lawfull, ann {ufficient allurance they bane tutte.
made abfolucely in tee fimple , to {uch Colledges ec.and their fuccellogs, reps Sbecent
of lands of as good value,and as creat peerelyp rent ac the leaſt, as ſo thal ’
be aliened, 14. Eliz. 11. 27.Eliʒ. 11. 39.Eliz. 18. to endure vntill the
end of the next Parliament,
9 Noleaſe made of any Benefice, oꝛ Eccleſiaſticall liuing with cure, Leates'of wee
oy anp part thereof, anv not being impzopzied, chall endure anp Longer, Mefces wi
then while the leflour thall be oꝛdinarily reſident ana feruing the cure of |
fuch Benetice without ablence aboue fower {core dayes in any one yeere:
But euery fuch leaſe immediatly vpon ſuch abfence thall ceafe and be
boid, andthe Incumbent fo offending , (hall for the fame looſe one peeres
profitof his ſaid Benefice, to be diſtributed by the Oꝛdinarie amonglt
the pooze of the parith, 1 3.Eliʒ.20. Andafter complaint made to the Oꝛ⸗ Sequetteation
dinarie, and fentence giuen vpon any offence committed by the Incum⸗ feasomarte,
ent, whereby he ſhall, 02 ought to looſe one peeres profit of his benefice,
the Drdinarie within two monethes after {uch fentence giuen; x requett
to him made by che Churchwardens of the fame Pariſh, o2 one of them,
| thallavaunt the Sequeftration of {uch profitesto {uch inhabitant oꝛ in
| habitants within the parith where luch benefice thall be ,as tobim ſhall
ſeeme meete, and vpon defaule therein by the Oꝛdinarie, it thall be law⸗
full to euerp WParithioner where the benefice is, to reteine his Cithes, warimioners
andlikewife for the Churchwardens of the faid Parith to enter and take Hgts ae
the profites of thealebelanns , ano other rents and dueties of euery luch beir terhes
benefice to be imployed to the vſe of che poore as aforelain, vntill Seque- :
ration (hal be committed by the Dyvinarie,and then afwell the Church:
Wardens as Pariſhioners ſhall peels accompt of, and make payment to
him oz them, to whom {uch Sequeftracion ſhall be committed. And he o2
they, to whom ſuch Sequettration Hall be committed, from time te time i Eee
(hall iuſtly and truely beſtow the laid profits, og the tut value therof —
P without —
Bands, core
tracts ,¢c.foz
the entoping
of Benefices.
Demile of a
benefice to a
Curate,
Bands, con:
tracts, tc.
made bp a
Curate;
—— of
benefices.
Face of
tarmes·
pricke, Biſhopzicke, oꝛ Collegiall Cathedgall, on Conuentuall Church e
Eccleſiaſticall perfons,and liuings.
without frauve ,to ſuch vſes as by the fain ſtatute fs appointed vpon
paine of fopfaituce of the double balue of fuch withholden profites to
be vecotered in Eccleſiaſticall Court, by the pooꝛe of che fain —
18.Eliz.10.
10 All bands,contracts,promiles, anv couenants made foꝛ —
any perſon to enioy any Benefice op Eccleſiaſtical promotion with cure,
oz totake profites o2 fruits thereof (other chen ſuch bands and couenants
a3 thal be made fo? aſſurance of anp leaſe heretofoze,viz.before the acute
mane) fhall be to all intents adiudged of fuch force and no otherwife ag
leafes made bp the fame hee offuch Cecleltatticall promotions with
cure, 14, €liz,11, 39, E1318, BI
11 Cuerpperfon alloted bp the Lawes of this Realme, to haue twa a
Beneſices, may demile one of them, vpon which be Hall not be opdinarilp
refinent,to bis Curate, which hal ſerue the cure koꝛ hin: which leaſe hat
endure nolonger then during ſuch Curates relinence > mieyaue ablence.
aboue cLdaies in anp one peere,1 3,€113,.20, 3 9,Gliz,1 : J
12 Allleales, bands, pꝛomiſes, and couenants,of, and concerning Bee iy
nefices, and Eccleſiaſticall liuings with cure, to be mave by any Curate, Mt
fhall be of no other, noꝛ better force, validitie oꝛ continuance, then ifthe
fame had bin mave bp the beneficed perfon himſelke, that pemilen the — |
fame to his Curate. 14. Eliʒ. 11. 39,€1i3.18, |
13 All chargings of Benelices with cure, with anp penſton, o7 with
any profit out of the fame, to be yeelded oꝛ taken, (other then rents reſer⸗ al
ued vpon {cafes to be made accopding tothe meaning of this Act) fhall be
Hod, 13.Cliz.20, 39. Eliz. 18. to continue to the end of che next pace 4}
fiament now nert enſuing. ‘|
14 No ſpirituall perlon ſhall take to farme to himlelfe,o2 to any per⸗ J
fon to his vſe, ok the leaſe oꝛ graunt of the Queene, oꝛ any other perfonog —
perſons, by letters Patents, Indentures, ꝛitings; by word oꝛ other⸗
wife, by any maner of meanes, any manoꝛs, lands tenements,oꝛ other he⸗
reditaments foꝛ terme of life, yeeres, oꝛ at will, vpon paine to foꝛfait foꝛ
euery moneth that he, oꝛ other to his vſe, do occupie ſuch farme bp reaſon
of any ſuch graunt oꝛ leaſe x.li.to the Q.and J], to be recouered by A,B,
P. J.wherin no M.E.P.tc. except the Tempoꝛalties of an Archbiſho⸗
lands to be letten vpon a Trauers tendzed after att office found concer⸗
ning bis freehold, anda diweiling boule hauing but onelp opchardes and
gardens, tn any citte, boꝛough, op towne , for bis ome habitation, all
which, a Spirituallperton may taketo farine (but by the ſaid dwelling
houſe he thall haue no colour of Non refivence, And alfo ercept Pꝛeſi⸗
fidents, and Waters of Collenges, hauing lands, oꝛ other peerelp profits
in the tight oftheir houſes, vnder, and not aboue eight hundred markes,
which may occuꝑie as much of their demeane lands, fee farmes,¢ farmes,
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to their molt ppofit,fs2 the onelp maintenance of their houſholdes, as they
oꝛ anp oftheir pꝛedeceſſors at any time by the {pace ofan hundreth peeves
before the making of this Act might haue bone, Ano all Spirituall per-
fons having lands oꝛ other poſſeſſions tn the right of their houſes, aboue
the peerelp value of eta ht bundzed marks, may keepe,andretaine in cheir
occupation and manurance, as much of cheir fatd lands and other pollen:
ons, a3 fhall be neceſſarie and {ufficient fog paſturage of their catcell,¢ for
tillage of corte, to be imployed and {pent for theonelp maintenance and
keeping of their houſholdes anv holpitalities without frauy o2 couin.
21.H. 8.1 3. MWhether aleafe made to a Spiritual perſon, oꝛ to any other
to his vſe for terme of life , peeres, o2 at will,of anplands ¢c. whereof he
taketh the profit ¢c.be void bp this ſtatute oꝛ not, See Statute, & Quere, Quere.
Vide Dyer Fol. 358, that the leaſe is not void.
15 HE ap ſpirituall perfon vo by hinlelfe ,o2 any other for him to Burivs €
his vſe, bargaine and buy to fell againe fo? gaine,in anp Markets, Fares, @"®
02 other places,any maner of Cattell, Cone, Lead, Cinne, Dides , Lea-
ther, Callow, Fith, Aooll, CHood,o2 any maner of vitatle,oz marchan-
dize, OF what kind ſoeuer they be, he hall forfate che treble value of the
things fo bought to {ell againe, tothe Q.and J.to be recouered by A. B.
P. T.ec. wherein no A.E. P. te. And allo the {aid bargaine and con-
tract hall be vtterly void. Gut afpirituall perfon which without kraud
bupeth any Dorles,Cattels, Goods, ec. with onelp intent at the buying
thereofto imploy the fame to the neceflarte apparel of himfelfe, bis ſer⸗
uants,o2 houfe,o2 fo2 the onelp occupying ,o2 manuring of bis glebe og
demeſne andes annered tobis Church, 02 for the neceflarieerpences of
his houſhould, and after the buping, oꝛ erercifing therof,miflike the fame,
thatehey Mould not ve coon, profitable, x conuentent for anp of the purpo-
fes aboueſaid, for which they were bought, then he may lawfully bar⸗
Haine, ¢puc them away, Aud alſo other lpiritual perfons not hauing fuffi- In Moat cates
cient glebe o2 demeaſne lands in their owne handes, in the right of their tons may rake
Churches, Houles, ac. for patturing of Cattell, o fox increafeof Coꝛne, lands in larme⸗
fo the onely expences of their houſholds oꝛ for their carriages and tours
neps, may take in farme other lands, and buy and fell Come any Cattell
for the onelp manurance, tillage, ¢ palturage of {uch farmes, fo that the
increale thereof be alwaies imploied fo2 the onelperpences in their houſ⸗
holds, and not to buy andfell againe fo2 any other commoditie, but onelp
the ouerplus of fuch coꝛne and cattell aboue the erpences of their houſ⸗
holds, ifanp ſuch hall happen to be bꝛedde and increalen thereof without
fraude 02 couin.21.h.8.1 3.
16 Jt any ſpirituall perſon beneficed with cure, do occupie bp him A ſpirituall
ſelle, 02 any other to his ble, any Darfonage o2 Uicarage in karme ot the lic e eet
leafe 02 graunt cf any other perfon,og take anp profit oꝛ rentout of fuch — vitae ·
farme he thall kozlait xl. s, koz euerp weeke, that he,o2 anp to his tle fat “2° “8
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occupie any ſuch karme. And allo all fo fait ren times che value of fuch
profit oꝛ rent which he ſhall cake ou: of any {uch farme ,to the Queene —
and Inkoꝛmer, ta be recouered bp A. J, €c, wherein no CU. E. IP, Eee
: — SO AD, 8.1 3*
a iritunn17 It any Spiritual perſon ſhall haue, vſe, oꝛ keepe by himlelfe oꝛ any
Ferion galt other to his vſe oꝛ commoditie any Tanne houle to be occupied to his vſe
annehoute or commoditie, oꝛ any Brue houſe, to anyother intent then onely to be
oy Beewhoute. ſpent and occupied tn bis owne houſe, he ſhall fopfait foꝛ euery moneth ſo
vſing 02 occupying any of the ſaid myſteries x.li.to che Q. and J, to be
recouered bp A. J. xc.wherein no DM.E. P.ſtc. 21. H.8.1 3.
Pluralitics. 18 Itkanp perlon hauing one Benelice with cure of foule, being of
the peerelp value of viii. Pi. 02 aboue , doth accept an other with cure of
foule, anv be inſtituted and inducted in pofleffion of the fame,theninunes
diatly after {uch pollellion hav thereof, the firſt benefice thall be adiudged
inthe law to be void. And euery Patron hauing che avuowfonchereof,
map prefent another, anv the prefentee thall haue the benefit of the fame,
as thauch the Incumbent hav died, oꝛ reftaned , But no Deanry, Arch-
cAhich Hl deaconry, Chauncelorhip, Creafozerfhip, Chaunterfhip, oz Prebend tn
—— any Cathedzall oꝛ Collegiat Church, noꝛ Parſonage chat hath a Vicar
cure offoule, endowed, oz anp benefice perpetually approprtat, al be taken vnder the
name of a benefice with cure of foule, 21.1D,8,1 3,
Thele max 19 But all Spivituall men ofthe Queenes Counlell may purchate
paue plurals licence op di{penfation,and take,recciue, and keepe theee Parſonages oy .
fies bp their Benelices with cure of loule. And all other Spiritual men not fwopne
of her Councell, which be Chapteines to the Ring o2 Queene , Pꝛince,
Pꝛinceſſe, 02 toany of the Rings Childꝛen, Bꝛethꝛen, Sifters, Uncles,
o2 Aunts, may purchale licence oꝛ difpenfation,and receiue, ¢ keepe two
penefices with cure of foule, And euery Archbithop map haue eight Chae
pleines, euery other Bithop fir, euerp Duke bi, euerp Marques ¢ Carte
fiue, euery Uiſcount iiii, che Chaunceloꝛ of Cnglandth2ce,euerp Baron
and Knight of the Garter three: Euery Duchelle, Warquefle,Countelle,
Baronnelle (being widowes, oꝛ which haue taken any hulband vnder the
peareeof a Baron) tivo: Che Treaſorer ¢ Comptroller ofthe Queenes
houſe two, the Queenes Secretarte two, the Deane of the Queenes
Chappell two, the Qucenes Ammer two, the Walter of the Rolles two,
the chiefe Juice ofthe Kings Bench one, the Warden of the b. Porꝛts
one Chapleine, euery of which Chapleines may purchafelicence,and re-
eehwbiting ceiue, haute, & keepe two Warlonages 02 Wenefices with cureof ſoule.
Aettersennee Wut the Chapleines fo purchaling, receyuing, x keeping Benefices with
ter Rods cure of foule,be bound to haue, ¢ erbibite where neede (hal be, letters vn⸗
amanneing Det the ligne ¢ ſeale ofthe Queene,¢ orher their Lord Walter,tettitp-
moe Goap- ing whole Chanieinesthep be, o2 elfe not to enioy any ftch pluralitie of
Walloten, Benelices. And if any perfon to whom anp Chapteines be limitted bp a
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Act, thall by colour thereof, aduance any ſpiritual perfon,aboue the num
Der to him appointed,toreceiue anp moc benefices with cure of ſoule, then
is beforelimitted, then the {pirituall perfon fo aduanced aboue the fain
nuniver, hallincurre the penaltre conteined inthis Act, 21.10.8.1 3.
20 Euery beother,o2 fonne of anp tempoꝛall Lord borne in wedlocke, rturatiticg
map purchale licence,o2 vifpenfation,¢ receiue, haue, x keepe as many be- eee
nefices with curc,as che Chapleines of a Duke,o2 Archbithop: And euerp
ppother and fonne ofa Knight bone in wedlocke,anv euerp Doctoz and
Bacheler cf Diuinitie, Doctor and Wacheler of law Canon, which be ad⸗
mitted to the ſaid degrees bp anpof the Aniuerſities of this Realm, t not
by grace onely, may purchale licence, ¢ take gc. two benefices with cure
of foule.21,..8,1 3, And all Suſffragans which ſhall exerciſe the ſaid of⸗ Suragans,
fice of Suffragans by commiſſion of the Bithop, map haue two benefices
with cure, 26. H.8. 14. 1.Cli3.1, But che fata libertie giuen to any of the
perfons aforeſaid to purchaſe licence, oꝛ difpenfation,andreceiue € keepe
moe benefices then one, hall be vnderſtanded, ta extend tn number tons
moe benefices with cure of foule then ts aboue limitted, Sauing chat the
Q.may giue to any of her Chapleines being (piritual perfons, what num⸗ Queenes Chae
ber of benefices 02 promotions ſpiritual the will, And alfo the map graunt bleines.
licence to any of thet for Non reſidence, ann the ſaid Chapleines map
accept the fame, without incurring any penaltic, 2 1. H.8.13.
21 Euery fpivituall perfon promoted to any Archdeaconrie, Deanrie, Refinence.
oꝛ dignitie in any Cathedrall church,oz other church conuentuall, oꝛ Cal-
legiall, oꝛ being beneficed with any Parſonage, oꝛ Clicarage,(hall be per⸗
ſonally reſident € abiding, in, at, and vpon bis ſaid dignitie, Pꝛebend, oꝛ
Benelice, oꝛ at one ok them at the leaſt. And if any ſuch ſpirituall perfor
do nat keepe reſidence at one of his ſaid dignities, prebend, oꝛ benefice, but
abſent himſelke wilfully by the ſpace okone moneth together, oꝛ by the
{pace of two monethes,to be accompted at ſeueral times in any one yeere,
and make bis reſidence and abiding in any other places bp ſuch time, then
he ſhall forfait foꝛ euery ſuch default x.Li.to the Q.and J.to be recouered
by 4,39, 5, F.€c. wherein no CAM.E. P.tc.2 1. H.8.13.
22 The atuteof Non reſidence hall not extend, 102 be pretudictall — may be
to anyſpirituall perfon being inthe Queenes ſeruice beyondt he Sea, nor Pinenone by
to any perſon going to any pilgrimage, oꝛ holy place beyond the Sea, du⸗ what meanes.
ring the time oftheir ſeruice and pilgrimage, and going and returning
home, noꝛ to any Scholler vnder the ave of rl, peeves being conuerfane &
abiding for ſtudie,(without fraude) at any Cniuerfitie within this realm
Oz without, 27. H.8.1 3, Sothat the ſaid (choler be prelent at che oꝛdi⸗
narp Lecture,alwel at home in their houles,as in the common ſchooles, €
in his proper perfon keepe Sophiſmes, problemes, diſputations, oꝛ other
| erercifesoflearning and be opponent, and refpondent in the ſame, accor⸗
ding tothe oꝛdinances aud ſtatutes of the Uniuerſities where ec, Noꝛ to
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any Scholler, of,02 aboue the age of xl.yeeres, being conuerfant tn any of
the fain Uniuerficies which is Chauncellor, Uice Chauncellor, or Come
mifarie of any of che fata bniuerſities, oꝛ Carden, Deane,]o20u0 ff, Pꝛe⸗
fivent, Rector, Maſter, Principalloꝛ other head ruler of a Colledge, Dal,
gc.02 Doctor of the Chaire, or Reader of Diuinitic in the common
Scholes oꝛ Reader of any common lecture in Oiuinitie law Ciutl Phi⸗
ſicke, Philoſophie, Humanitie, oꝛ any of the liberal Sciences,o2 common
Interpeter, oꝛ teacher of the Hebꝛew, Chaldey, oꝛ Grecke tongue in anp —
Colledge,oꝛ other place of the faid Cniuerfittes: Noꝛ to any perfon aboue
the are of ri.veeres, which thall refore to any of che ſaid Giniuerfities ta
proceede Doctoꝛ in Diuinitie,latw Cimll,o2 Phyſicke, for the time of his
proceeding & executing of fuch Sermons, Difputations, and Lectures,
which bp the ſtatute ofthe Uniuerſitie he ts bound onto for the fain ve-
nrec,28,1D,8,1 3, either hal this Statute ertendto any Chapleinesof —
the Ring, Qucene,j2ince,jOrincelle, Wing o2 Queenes chiloren, Bꝛe⸗
thren,oz Siſterne: Noꝛ to any Chapleine of any Archbithop, Biſhop, ſpi⸗
ritual 02 temporal Loꝛd of the Warliament, Ouchelle, Warquelte, Couns
refle,Clicountelle, Baronnelle (being widowes, oꝛ maried againe ec) Lord
Chauncelour, oꝛ Treaſourer of England the Q.Chamberlaine, oꝛ Stee
ward of her houſhold, oꝛ of the Treaſourer oꝛ Comptroller of the Queens
Houle : Noꝛ to any Chapleine of any Knight of the Garter, chieke Juſtice
ofthe Kings Bench, Warden of the fiue Portes , Water of the Roles,
the Queenes Secretarie,Deane of the Queencs Chappell, opofrheQy |
Amner, attending datly in the houſhold of the foꝛeſaid perſons, during
the cime that anp {uch Chapleine hall abide and dwell in any of the fain
houtholves, 2 1. H.8.1 3, iReither hall this Statute of Jon reſidence he
preiudiciall to any one Chapleine of any of the Judges of the Kinges
Bench, oꝛ of the Common pleas, ofthe Chauncelour, oꝛ chiefe Baron of
the Cichequer , of the Queenes Atturney, oꝛ generall Soliciter but
euery of them map haue one Chapleine m his houſe, op attendant on his |
perfon, hauing one benefice with cure of ſoules, which map be ablent anv
not refident, 25,3D,.8,16, either doth this Statute extend to any one
Chapleine of the Chauncelour of the Duchy of Lancalter, 02 of the Wae
Her of the Queenes Mardes and Wiuertes , op ofthe Creafourer of che?
Queenes Chamber, 02 of the Groome of the ſtoole: Euery of which map
xetatnefingularlpin bis houſe, oꝛ attendant onto bis perfonone Chaplet
hauing one benefice with cure of foule, mbich map be abſent from his bee
nefice € non refitent, 33. H.8.28. Neither hall this Statut of Non reſi⸗
dence be pretudiciall to che Water of the Rolls, oꝛ Deane ofthe Arches,
nor to anp-Chaunceloz oꝛ Commiflarte of anp Archbiſhop, oꝛ Bithop, noz
fo as many of the twelue Watters of the Chauncerte,etwelue Aduocates
of the Arches as be ſpirituall men,during the cime they ſhall occupy their
roomes: Noʒ to any Spiritual perfon, which Hall bp Iniunction 7 the
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Logo Chaunceloz, og Queenes Counfell be bound to daily apparance,to
aunſwere the law, during the time of {uch iniunction, 21.30,8,13, And
therefivenceot him which thall be Suffragan oucr the Dioces, where he
Chall hauecommiilion, hall lerue him fo2 his reftvence az ſuſticiently, as if
he were refivent vpon any other bts benefice, 26. H.8. 14. 1. Eliʒ. 1.
23. SJfany Chapleine of the Chauncelog of the Duchte of Lancaffer, Whele Craps
of the Malter of the Tarbes and Ltuevies, of the Creafourer of the sneune ce.
Mueenes chamber, 02 of the Broome of che ſtoole, which ts licenced to be to their
abient and not refinent vpon his benefice, doth not repaire two times in”
euery peere at theleatt to his benelice & cure,and there tarie eight dayes
at the leatt at euery time,to viſite ¢ inftruct bis cure, he thall forfait rls,
foꝛ cuery time fo fapling,tothe Queene & Inlormer, ta be recoucred by
.J.xc.wherein no M.E.P.ctc. 3 3..8,28,
24.Ikanyperlon beingelected, prekected, pꝛeſented, nominated, colla⸗ Pick kruites⸗
ted, oꝛ appointed to any Archbiſhopzicke, Bithopzicke,Collenge , Hoſpi⸗
tall, Archdeaconrie, Deanrie. Prouoſtſhip, Peebend, Parſlonage, (excee⸗
ving the yeerely value of x.markes, after the value vpon the records and
bookes of rates and values, fo2 the firſt fruttes and tenthes remayning in
the Eſchequer) Cicarane ( erceeding the peerely value of x. pound after
the ſame rate) 02 other dignitie, benefice, office ,o2 promotion {pirituall
within any of the Queenes dominions, (the Deane and Canons of the
Chappel of Saint George within the Cattle of TUindfop, and all che pol
ſerlſſions ¢ hereditaments of thefame Chappel, the Uniuerſities of Cam⸗
bꝛidge and Orford, anv certain Colledges and Malls therin, and the Col-
ledges of Catone cAincheſter ercept) oth not before the actuall oz reall
poſſeſſion, oꝛ medling with the profites thereof, fatiffie,content, and pap,
OZ compound,oꝛ agree to pap tothe Queenes ble, at reafonable dates bps
Ont goon {uerties,the firſt fruites,reucnues,and profits fog one peere of the
fata dignitie o2 promotion ſpirituall (which peere hall begin and be ac⸗
compted immediatly after the vacation o2 auoydance of the {aid pꝛomo⸗
tion, 28. H.8.11.) and is thereof conuict,by prefentment,verdict,confel:
fiont,o2 witnelles, before {uch as haue authozitie to compound for the ſaid
lirlt kruits, he thal be taken an Intruder vpon the Queenes polſellion, and
he, his evecutops oꝛ adminiſtratoꝛs fhall pap to the Queenes vle, kor euery
Lach offence,famuch money as thal amount to the double value of the lirſt
fruites of the ſpirituall promotion for one yeere, wherein he ſhall enter
and intrude beforethe payment of che ſaid firſt fruttes, op agreement foz
the fame, 26. H.8.3. 1.Eliʒ.4.
25 All wꝛitinges obligatorie, taken for the payment okthe ſaid firſt FI lies ;
fruites bp any perfondeputen to compound foz the fame, be of the fame inthe nature
frenath,quatitic,¢ effect, to allintents,as writings obligatoꝛie made bp —
any lay perſon by authority ofthe ſtatut Staple bin, And no perſon ſhalbe :
compelledto pap foz any waiting obligatorie to be made, fo2 the a adie
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The tets. ofthe fain firt Eruits aboue biti v. nop loz any acquitance loz thereceipe
thereof,aboue iiii.ð. 26.1.8. 3. i}
The — 206 But euery perſon named, pꝛeſented, oꝛ by any meanes appointed
mn Forth of the tO any dignitie oz promotion {pirituall ,thall at his compoſition ¢ entrie
firtfruites. into {pecialttie for the payment of his firlt Fruits, haue allowance, ¢ de⸗
duction of the tenth part ofthe whole, out of the ſumme to be paicn foi the —
faid firſt fruits,fo the peere wherein be ſhall be fir nominacen , prefens
ted, 02 bp any other meanes appointed to any ſuch dignitie o2 promotion ”
{pirituall,accopding to the tuft rate €taration ofthe tenth of euery fuck
promotion {pirituall, And then he thall pay buto the Queenes Waiettie,
ber heires ¢ ſucceſſors che fain tenth part the fata firſt peere, 27,4,8,8,
Hheratehow 27 Ikany Incumbent ofany ſpirituall promotion chargeableto pap
a eeeatdpein. the firtt fruits, doth line to the endof one halte peere next after the lat a⸗
— bea uoivance of the fain pomotion,foas he hath, oꝛ without couin might law⸗
of the At fully haue receiuedoy entopedthe rents 02 profits of chat halfe peere, and
ee part hefore the endothe other halfe peere chen nert following noth die, o2 is
{awfully euicten,remoucd , 02 put from the fain promotion {pirttuall, bp
iudgement in an action at the common Law without fraud oꝛ couin, then
be, bis heires, erecutezs,apminiffrators, ¢ Cuerties, hall be charged but
onely with the fourth part of the firſt fruites due to be pated for bis ſaid
promotion,¢ with no moze ofthe ſaid fir fruites: anp ching in this Act,
any band o2 wꝛiting, oꝛ other matter notwithſtanding ¢c, Ifthe Incum⸗
pent line by the pace of one whole peere next after che lat auopdance of
the fain promotion {pirituall,¢ then before the end of one halfe peerethen
nert after thall fortune to die, 02 be lawfully euicted, remooued, €c, then
he, bis executoꝛs, 02 ec, hall be charmed but onelp with che mottie of the
firſt fruits, xc. and with no more, Tithe Incumbent line to cthe end ofone
whole peere and a halfe nert after the lat auopdance, c. and then befoze
the endof fire monethes thennert following thall fortune to die, op be
lawkully euicted,ec., Chen he, oꝛ ec, hall be charged but onely withthꝛee
partes of the fir fruites of the fame promotion {pirituallin fowerto be
deuided, and withno more, Ifthe Incumbent dothliue tothe ende of
two whole peeresnertafter the lat auoydance of the fame his promotion
fpiricuall, and not be lawfully euicted,remoued, 02 put from the fame et,
then he, his heires, executoꝛs, adminiſtratoꝛs, and ſuerties thal be charged
si with the whole firſt kruites, 1. Eliz.4. ‘al
Tents. (28 Cuerp Archbithop, Bithop, Archyeacon, Deacon, Prebenvarie,
Parſon, Aicar, and other hauing any benefice o2 promotion {pirituall,in
Cngland, 02 CHales,thall peerelp pap to the D.Wateitie , her hetres and
fucceffogs, at the featkot the Natiuitie of our Low, one yeerely rent op
pention ,amounting to the value of the tenth pare of all che reucnues,
rents, farmes, tithes, oſfferinges, and emoluments, and all other profits,
alwell {pirituatl as cempozall , belonging to anp of the {ain dignities or
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promotions, (which tenth euerie of them ſhalbe chargen to pap in the
proper Dioces where thep be, twherefoeuerthetr poſſeſſions ant profites
da tye) And which tenth euery Archbiſhon and Biſhop is charged re leuie, aap ue
collect, andreceiue within his proper Dioces, aſwell in places exempt, tenths, ;
asnoterempt, and thep, their executors and adminiftratozs, and the pol:
feftions of their Churches thall ſtand charged for the paiment of ſuch
fummesas they thall collect. And when any Sea ts void, chen the Deane
ann Chapter of the Cathenpall Church where ec, their executors, admini⸗
ffratozs and poſſeſſions ſhalbe charged foz che evecuttonofthis Act, with
inthe {aid Dioces, But this Ace doth noe charge ante hoſpitall founded Yotpitar,
and vſed, and the poſſeſſions thereofimploten to an foz the reliefe of che Vchoole.
pone, 02 anie ſchoole, 02 che poſſeſſions of them with the paiment of ante
tenths,o2 firſt fruits, 26. H.8.3. 1. Eliʒ.4.
29 Ikanie ſumme of money beingonce due, by anie Incumbent, of The penaltie
anie dignitie benefice o2 promotion {piricuall, charged tothe paiment of eee oe
the ſaid tenths, be reafonablie demaunded after the kealt of the Natiuitie tenths.
of our Lod Gor, at his dignitie o Church by the Archbithop, Biſhop, oz
fuch as fhalbe charged with the collection of anie part of the fain penfion,
oꝛ by any of their minifters,feruants 02 officers, And che {aid Incumbent
poth not content and pay the fame vnto che ſaid Archbithop, Bithop, 02 o⸗
ther minifters, euerie peere perelie at the requeft thereof, 02 elle within
fortie daies after atthefurthelt: Chen euerie Incumbent making {uch
pefault, after the default certified into the Queenes Eſchequer in wꝛi⸗
ting vnder the feales ofthe Archbithop, Biſhop, oꝛ fuchas be charged
with the collection of the fain tench, that be adiudged depriuen(Ipfo facto)
of that diqnitie 02 benefice onlie, whereof ſuch certificat hall be made,
26,1),8,3,.2,€0,6,20, And thefatd Archbithap 02 Biſhop making fuch
tertificat, (before oꝛ at thelatt dap of Dap, 7. Ed.6.4.) ſhalbe diſcharged
again the Q, fo2 fuch ſumme ofmoney as che fain incumbent ſhould haue
paid, 26. h.8.3. And alfo the fain Archbiſhops, Biſhops, anv anie of thetr
Deputies, and other accomptants authoꝛiſed to accompt for them, vpon
their accompts of and koꝛ the {atv perelp tenth, ſhalbe diſcharged vpon
their othes, of paiment of ftch ſummes of monep of che ſaid annuall rent
02 tenthas thep cannot lawfully leuie, 32. H. 8.22.See Efchequer.2.That
nothing fhalbetaken ofanie perfon hauing charge withthe collection
of tenth for his accompt or Quietus eft.
30 Ikanie Bithop, Archoeacon; Drvinaric, op other perfon to his vle, The kruits ta ·
do receiue oꝛ take che fruites, tithes, ablations, commodities, reuenues, Miton cottons
; : : ) > cation reſtored
rents, prolits,o2 calualties, comming, oꝛ crowing, oꝛ belonging to any te thenece
Archdeaconrie, Deanery , Wrebend, Parlonage,Chicarage,Card enthip,” cumbent.
Pꝛouoſtſhip,oꝛ other ſpiritual promotion, benefice, dignitie, or office, Buz
ring the vacation of the fame, and vpon reafonable requelt mabe, donot
relloze e pap the fame to the nert Incumbent, being latofullp intitucen,
. inducted,
Ecclefiafticall perfons, and liuings. © —
inducted, oꝛ admitted co ſuch Archdeaconrie, Parſonage, oꝛ promotion, er
doth lee oꝛ interrupt che (aid Incumbent to haue the ſame, Chen he halt
kozkait che treble value of ſo much as be ſhall haue receiued of the Cain
fruits, oꝛ hath let oꝛ interrupted p Incumbẽt to receiue x take of the ſaid
be Tene fruits, tithes,ec, to the Qand the Incumbent ¢c, to be rec, by A. Fl. ee,
@ charge thal wherein no cA.E.P.tc. Foꝛ euerie perſon pꝛeſented, promoted, admit⸗
Le a ted, inſtituted, o2 inducted to any pꝛomotion ſpirituall, and his executoꝛs,
" hall haue the tithes, fruits, oblations, anv all ocher whatfoeucr reuenues,
calualties € profits,certaine and vncertaine belonging to the ſaid promos
tion, crowing, riſing, oꝛ coming, during the vacation ofthe famepromos —
S.Willes ar. tion (lauing that ikthe firſt incumbent haue ſowen any part of bis alebe i
lands, be map declare his Teſtament of the profit ofthe come growing —
vpon the ſame.) Ano alfo the Biſhop, Archdeacon, Oꝛdinarie, oꝛ chew Wie
niffers, may reteine in their cuſtodie fo much of the tithes, fruits, ¢ other
commodities, as fhallamount to paie tofuch perfon as hath ſerued the
Cure during the vacation, his reafanable ſtipend, and allo forthe gathe⸗
ring and leuping of the tithes, fruits,and profits rifing € growing During —
the vacation. And allo che pere in which che lirſt fruits thall be paid to the
Queene, Mall begin, and be accompten immediatly after che auotdance oꝝ
bacation of ſuch benefice op ſpiritual promotion, 28. h.8. II.
Anion ofttwa2 31 An vnion oꝛ conſolidation of two Churches in one, opofaChurch —
Chucches. and a Chappel in one,the one of them noc being aboue the percly vaiue dẽ
bit, ag itis balued at tothe QD, inher Eſchequer, and not diſtant frothe —
other aboue one milein anie place withinthis realme of England, map
be had 02 made by the alent ofthe Oꝛdinarie Oꝛdinaries ofthe Dioces
where ſuch Churches and Chappels ſtand, and by the allentsofthe In⸗
cuinbents of chem, eof al ſuch as haue iuſt right, title, x intereſt, to the pa⸗
tronages of the ſame, beingthen of ful age, And ſuch vnions and conſoli⸗
Dations made oftwo Churches in one, o2 of aChurch ¢ Chappell in one,
thal be good and auatleable inthe lawe to continue fo2 euer vnited in one,
in ſuch maner ¢ forme, as by writing vnder the feale of {uch Oꝛdinaries,
Incumbents, x Patrons it thalbe veclared, Alwaies fauing to the D.the
tenthesand firſt fruitsof all ſuch Churches and Chappels as thall be v⸗
nited in one, accogding to fuchlike rates as the fame are now rated atin
the Eſchequer, 37. h.8.21.1.Eliz.4. J
Ho vnions 32 Wut all vnions and confolinations tobe made ofanie Church og
incorporate Chappell, within arp citic oz towne corporat within England, without
out content of the aflent of che Maiors, Sberits, and Comminaltic of che citie, oꝛ with⸗
Hie conporas out the allent of {uch bovies coꝛpoꝛat of other tatunescozpopat, where
aay fuch Churches, Church op Chappell aloe, bp the names of their coppas
rations in wetting wnder their common feale, hall be cleavelp vata, 37
Hen.8.21. I.Eliz.4. iy
33 Pꝛouided chat where the inhabitants of any (uch pooꝛe dir ae |
Ecclefiafticall perfons, and liuings. Lio
the more partof the, within one yere nert after the vnion ofthe ſame 10 Tye vnion a⸗
riſh bp their writing lufficient in the lawe, tall allure the Incumbent of uctoe opon a
the fain pariſh fo2 the perely paimẽt of fo much money as withthe ſumnte wing affaren.
that the faid pariſh ts valued at inthe Clebequer ſhall amount to cight
pound, to be patd peerelp by the ſaid inhabitants to che ſaid Incumbent €
dis ſucteſſors, then all {uch onions and conlolidations tobe made of any
fuch poore parith ſhall be void. But this pꝛouiſo thall not ertend to anie pb⸗
nion ofanie Church oꝛ Chappell made before the makingok chis ſtatute,
37,1.8.21, 1. Eliʒ. 4. Anno 15. R. 2.61 and 4. h. 4. 12. It was opdeined Appropriation.
that in euery licence which ſhould be made out of he Chancery to appro⸗
pꝛiat anie parith Church, it Hould be expꝛelly conteined that the Diote⸗
fan ofthe place where the appropptatton of ante {uch Church ſhould be,
ſhould appoint according to the value of the Church, a conuenient ſumme
of money tobe paid and diſtributed perelp of the fruits anv ppofits of the
fame Church, tothe poore pariſhioners of the fame Darth tu aid & main⸗
tenance of their liuings. And chat there ſhould be alſo a Vicar opdeined bY g Aicar.
the Dpdinarie which Hould be well anv luffictentlp endowed, fo that he
might ro diuine leruice, inſtruct the people, anv keepe hoſpitalitie there,
34 Foꝛ as muchas the Churchyard ts the ſoile of the Church, and In what cates
whatloeuer is planted belongeth to the foile, it mut needes followe chat pe abel *
thoſe trees which be growing in che Churchyard are to be numbꝛed a⸗ Chucheacus.
mona che goods of the Church, the which Lap men haue no libertie to
diſpoſe, But becauſe thole trees be planten to defend che force of the
wind from hurting the Churches, the Parſons of Churches thall not pre-
fume to cut them downe vnaduiſedly, but when the Chauncell of the
Church hath necde of necellarie reparations, jQeither {hall they ve con:
Uerted to anie other ble, ercept the bodie of the Church doth neede like
repaire, in which cafe the Parlons oftheir charitie ſhall po well to re⸗
lieue the parithioners with the fame trees, 35. Edw. I. Ne rectores pro-
fternantarboresin Cemiterio. Chis is not aptly to be termed a ſtatute,
but rather a requeſt, countell o2 aduertilement of King Cow, 1, Ideo
quære for the validitie thereof. | 3 bal
35 S.Tithes 23, In all cafes where any perfon hauing eſtate of inhe⸗ Recouerte ana
ritance, frechold, terme op tutcreft in ante Patfonage, Cicarage,op other gremusrall
Ccclefiakicall protic mave temporal, ſhalbe wrongfully put out of che court of a tye.
fame, he map haue his remenie in atemporall Court by opigrinall writer kitnal lluins.
out of the Chancerie, And alfo writs of couenant, and other wits for
| fines to be leuied of Parſonages, Vicarages xc. thallbe {ued out of the
| Chauncerie, and iudgements giuen anv fines leuied of the ſame be good
and effectual in lawe. F wel |
36 Ff anie perfon o2 perſons bodies politique op coppopate , which Laking re⸗
haue election, pꝛeſentation, oꝛ nomination,op boice,og affent,in the choice, Mat? 2 i
| Cecttow,prelentarion,o2 nominatié of any Fellow, Scheller,oz any other tinga Fellow,
| 2 ver on Sehotier $b»
Ecclefiafticall perfons, and linings.
perfon to haue roome o2 place in anie Churches collegiat, Colledges,
Schooles,olpitals Dalls,or Societies, thall haue, recetue, o2 take anp
Money, fee, reward, 02 ante other profit directly oꝛ indirectly, 02 fhalltake
anie pꝛomiſe, agreement, couenant, bond, op other aſſurance, to receiue oʒ
haue anie money, fee, reward, 02 anie other profit directlie oꝛ indirectlie
either to him o2 themlelues,o2 to ante other of their oz any of their friends
fo2 bis 02 their vatce oꝛ boices, aſſent oꝛ affents, oꝛ confents, in electing,
chooſing, pꝛeſenting, oꝛ nominating ante Diticer, Fellow, Schaller, oꝛ d⸗
ther perfon to hate any roome o2 place, in any the fain Churches, Cote
lenges, Dalle, Schooles, Hoſpitals, oꝛ Societies, Chen and from thences
forth, the place, roome o2 office which fuch perfon ſo offending, hall then
haue tn ante che ſaid Churches, Colledges, Schooles, Dalls, Dolpitals,oz
Socteties, Hhalbe void. Anv then afwellthe Queene, her heires and ſuc⸗
ceſſors, and euerte other perfon and perfons, oꝛ their heires 02 fucceflors —
to whom the peefentation, Donation, gift, election, o2 diſpoſition, hall of
. Light belong 02 appertatne of ante {uch of the fain. roomes 02 places ofthe —
~
Giuing 02 tae
. King of money
fo2 refigning
a place,
At enery elece
_ tion this fta«
tute & the ſta⸗
tutes of the
houte (hall be
read.
oz agreeing totake oꝛ haue anie thing fo2 the ſame, ſhall fort, double the
haue fitch roome oꝛ place there; But they to whom it ſhall appertaine at
ſaid perſon offending as atoreſaid, ſhal oz may at their pleaſure, elect, pres
{ent nominat, place o2 appoint, anie other perfon o2 perfons inthe roome, |
office, oꝛ place of fuch perfor oꝛ perfons fo offending, as tf the {aio perfon
o2 perfons fo offending then were naturally dead, 3 1, C13,6, 7
37 Gfanie Fellow, Dificer 02 Scholler of anie the ſaid Churches, —
Collennes, Schooles,Dalis, Dolpitals,cr Socicties,o2 other perfons has —
wing roome o2 place in anteofebe fame, thall at anytime hereafter directs —
lic oꝛ invirectlie, take 02 receitte, 02 bp ante wate, Deuife, 02 meanes, cons
tract o2 agree to haue o2 receiue anp money, reward oꝛ profit whatfoeuer,
fox the leauing 02 reſigning op ofthe fame his roome o2 place foꝛ anieos
ther co be placed tn the fame : then euerie perfon fo taking o2 contracting, —
ſumme of monep,o2 value of the ching fo receiued and taken, 02 agreed ta
be receiued o2 taken. Andeuerp perfon by whom oꝛ fo2 whom any mony, |
cift oz reward as aloreſaid, ſhalbe giuen oꝛ agreed to be patd, hall be vn⸗
capable of that place oꝛ roome fo that time o2 turne, and fhall not be, nop |
hab, nor taken, to be a lawfull fellow, Scholler, oz Officer, ofanie the |
Churches, Colledges, Dalls, Dolpitals, Schooles, 02 Societies, o2 to
— —
anie time thereafter, ſhall and may elect,choole,prelent and nominat ante |
other perfon fit to be elected, prefented oꝛ nominated into the fain roome
oꝛ Fellowhhip, asifthe ſaid perfon by oꝛ for whom any ſuch money, gift,
oꝛ reward, fhall be giuen oꝛ agreed to be paten, were dead op had refigned —
and left che fame, 37ĩ. Eliz. 6. | |
38 Atthe time of euery election, pꝛeſentation, oz nomination of Fel-
lowes, Schollers, Officers, anvother perfons to haue place in anie of the
fain Churches ec. alwelichis pꝛeſent Act, as the orders and ſtatutes — the
ame
Ecclefiafticall perfons, and liuings, HI
fame places, concerning fuch election, prefentation o2 nomination to be
had, thal then and there be publikelp reav vpon paine that euery perfonin
whom dekault chereof thall be, hall forfait xl.li. Che one moitie whereof
ſhall be to him og them that will fue koꝛ the lame, the other moitie to the
vſe of the fain Church, Colledge; Wall, Hoſpitall, Schoole o2 Society
where {uch offence thall be cõmitted, to be recouered in any her Maieſties
courts ofrecord, bp ante perfon oꝛ perfons, bodies politique and coꝛpoꝛat,
that will fue fo the fame bp A. B.P.wherein no TC, €, 19, €c,3 1.C13.6. |
39 Ikanie perſon o2 perfons, bodies politike oꝛ corpozat, (hal oꝛ do foꝛ Pꝛeſenting oꝛ
amp ſumme of mony, reward, gikt, profit 02 benefit, directly op invivectip, Benencs tor
07 fo2 02 by reafonofanie promife,agreement,qrant, bond, couenant 02 o⸗ reward.
ther aſſurance, of o2 foꝛ ante ſumme of monep, reward, gikt, profit, o2 bes
nefit whatſoeuer, directly o2 indirectly, prelent 02 collate any perfor to a⸗
nie benefice with cure of foules,diqnitie,prebend,o2 lining Eccleſiaſtical,
D2 giue oꝛ beſtow the fame, for oz in refpect of anp {uch corrupt caule 02 tõ⸗
ſideration, then euerie fuch pꝛeſentation, collation, gift ¢ betowing ¢ eue-
ry admiffion, inſtitution, inueſture ¢ induction thereupon, ſhall be vtterly
void fruſtrate,x of none effect in lawe. And it ſhall and map be lawkull to
and for the Q.her heires and fucceflors,to pꝛeſent, collate vnto, oꝛ giueoꝛ
zeſtow euerie ſuch benefice dignitie, prebend, liuing Eccleſiaſticall for
that one time o2 turne only. And all e euery perſon oꝛ perſons, bodies pos
litike € coꝛpoꝛat, that from thenceforth thal giue oꝛ take any ſuch ſumme
of monte,reward, gift oz benefit, directly o2 indirectly, 02 that thal take nz
make anp ſuch promiſe grant, bond, coucnant oꝛ other aſſurance, thal for⸗
‘fait the double value of one peeres profit of euery {uch benefice, dignitie,
peebend, tlining Eccleſiaſtical tothe D.¢ J.to be rec. by 4,G, F.wherin
no 71.39, C.tc, And the perfon fo coꝛruptlie taking, procuring, ſeeking,
accepting any fuch benefice, dignitie prebend, oꝛ lining, hall thereupon -
from thenceforth be adiudged a difablen perfon in Law, to haue 02 inioy
he ſame benefice dignitie prebend, oꝛ liuing Eccleſiaſticall. 3 1.€li,6,
49 Ik anie perfon ſhall for any ſumme of money, reward, gikt, profit oꝛ Admitting to
ctommoditie whatfoeucr, virectlp og indirectip (other then for bfuall and Seay” lee
[atoful kees)oꝛ fo 02 by reafon of anp pꝛomiſe, agreement, grant, couenãt,
0,02 other aſſurance, of oꝛ foꝛ anie fumme of mony, reward, gikt, pro⸗
t oꝛ benefit whatſoeuer, directly oꝛ indirectlp,admit,intitute, inftall, in-
duct truest oꝛ place any perfon in, oꝛ to anie Benefice with cure of foules,
on prebend o2 other liuing Cecleattical : then euerp fuch perſon ſo
ffending, ſhal korfait the dauble value okone yeres profit ofeuery ſuch be⸗
hefice,bignitie,prebendglining Ccclefiattical to the Q.x J.to be rec, bp
. B.J.wherein no M. E. P. ¢c, And thereupon immediatly from e after
he inuelting, inallation,og inpuction thereof had, the fame benefice, dig⸗
uitie, pꝛebend t living Ccclefiatticall ſhal be eftloones meerelp bold, And
Patron oꝛ perfor to whom the Aduowſon, gikt, pꝛeſentation, oꝛ collation
ſhall
Ecclefiafticall perfons, and linings. | | ——
chall by {aw appertaine,thal ¢ may by vertue ofthis act, preſent or collate
vnto, giue ¢ diſpoſe of the fame benefice dignity, prebend,o2 living Eccles
fiatticall in ſuch ſort to all intents ¢ purpofes,asif the partic ſo admitted
inſtituted, inffallen, inueſted, inducted, o2 placed, han been, op were natu⸗
Lapte, rally dead. But noticle to conferce oꝛ pꝛeſent bp Laple, hall accrue spon
anie voidance mentioned in this act, but after fire moneths next after no⸗
tice giuen of (uch voidance by the Oꝛdinarie to the patron. 31.C1i3,6,
Coꝛrupt reliz 42 TE any Incumbent of any benefice with cureoffoules, vo op ſhall
ning oz exchan⸗ corruptly reſigne o2 exchange the fame,o2 coꝛruptly take, koꝛ, oꝛ in refpect —
Ringota Ber nF che refigning og exchanging ofthe famedirectlp oꝛ indirectly,any pene
fion, ſumme of money, oꝛ benefit whatfoeuer, then alwell the ginerasthe
tater of any fuch penſion, ſumme of mony oꝛ other benefit corruptly, thall
loſe dauble the value of the fume fo giuen, taken oꝛ bad ta the D, and J.
fo be recouered bp A..F}, wherein no M.E.P.tc. 3 1.Eliz.6. J
Scelefiatteatt 42 Chis act ſhall not extend to take away oꝛ reſtraine any puniſh⸗
Toes dh inent,paine,oz penaltie, limited, prefcriben, o2 inflicted by the lawes Ec⸗
this Act, cleftattical,foz ante the offences befoze in this act mentioned, but the fame
fhall remaine tn force, and map be put in due execution, as it might be bee
fore the making ofthis act, This act, xc.notwithſtanding. 3 1. Eliz. .
Rewarss for. 43 Ikany perſon op perſons whatloeuer, ſhall oꝛ doe recciue o2 take ;
Ree crane ante money, fee,o2 reward, o2 other profit directly oꝛ indirectly, oꝛ Hall —
ving licenfeco take anp ponies agreement,couenant, bond,oz other alfurance,torecetue
preach. 02 haue anie money, fee, reward, o2 any other protic directlp oꝛ tndivectlp, —
either to him oz thẽſelues, oꝛ to anie other of heir oz anie of their friends |
(al oꝛdinary ¢ lawful fees only excepted)foꝛ 92 to procure the opdeining op |
making of anie minifter 02 miniffers, 02 citing ante opders, oꝛ licenfe op
licences to preach, then euerie perfon ¢ perfons fo offending, hall for ener
rie fuch offence took, 1.2. and the partie ſo coꝛrupt ly made miniffer, 02 tas
king orders, rek.to the DQ. + J.to be rec. bp A. B. J. wherin no CU.€.19.40. |
Aud ik at ante time within bit, peres next after {uch coꝛrupt entring inte
the miniſterie, oꝛ receiuing of overs, be ſhall accept 02 take ante benefice, |
Liuing,o2 promotion Ccclefiatticall, then tmmedtatly from ¢ after the in⸗
duction, inueſting, o2 inſtallation chereof,o2 thereinto had, the fame bene⸗
fice lining, t promotion Ccclefiattical ſhalbe eftfoones meerelp void, An |
the Patron o2 Parſon to whom the Aduowſon, gikt pꝛeſentation, oꝛ colla⸗
tid thal by law appertain,fhall ¢ map by vertue of this act, prefent o2 col⸗
{ate vnto giue, e diſpoſe of the fame Benefiee lining, 02 promotion eccle⸗
fiatticall,in {uch fore to all intents purpoſes, as ifthe partie fo inducted,
inueſted, oꝛ inſtalled han been, oꝛ were naturally dead any law, oꝛdinance,
qualification, og difpenfation to the cõtrary not withltanding. 31. Eliz.6.
Pꝛeathers. 1 That Ecclefiafticall Parfons fhall not be molefted which are in
Preaching or doing Diuine feruice. S.Arrefts.1.Preachers 1. ——
Corne lowen. 2 That an Incumbent may declare his will of Corne fowen "a —
7 glebe
*
|
Ecclefiafticall perfons, and liuings, aa |:
glebe land. S.Teftaments. 21. | :
3 Whar Ecclefiaftical perfons fhal forfait which do not fay Common Common
Praier or minilterthe Sacraments,asthey ought.S.Sacraments. 2.10. Peaier,
4 Which Ecclefiafticall perfons fhalltake the othe forthe Queenes Drie.
fupreme gouernment ouer al eftates, and vp6 what pain. $.Q.5.6.8.10.
The punifhment of an Ecclefatticall perfon which compaffeth to gurene,
deftroy or depofe the Queene, or to leuie warre within the realme, or
maintaineth that fhe ought not to be Queene, S. Queene. 12.
6 That the goods of an Ecclefiaftical perfon fhal not be taken by any 3Durucioze.
ofthe Queenes Purueiors, S.Purueiors.2.
7 That no Alien fhall take a Benefice within England without the Alien.
Queeneslicenfe, neither anie man occupie to his vfe, nor that anie Bi-
fhop fhall meddle with the fruites of any Benefice giuen to an Alien,
See Premunire. 2. 3. 4.
8 That Ecclefiafticall perfons may be punithed by their Ordinaries Incontinencte.
for Incontinencie. S.Incontinencie. 1. !
_ 9 Thatthe Clergie fhall make no conftitutions without the Queenes Conftitutiong,
affent.S.Conuocation 2.
10 What Apparell Ecclefiafticall perfons may weare, See Apparell, Apparett,
13.14.16.
, I A what an Ecclefiafticall perfon fhall forf. which giueth licenfe to Licente,
eate flefh to him that hath no neede, S.Fifh daies 4.
12 What an Ecclefiafticall perfon ſhall lofe which paffeth the fea Fugitiue
without the Queenes licenfe,and doth not returne within fixe moneths
after Proclamation, S.Fugitiues 2. |
13 How manie Horfes euery Ecclefiatticall perfon is chargeable to Horles.
keepe. S.Horfes,10.11.
1 Howmanie Sheepe Spirituall perfons may keepe.S.Sheepe.ro, Sbeepe.
15 Forforcible entrie or forcible detaining of Ecclefiatticall liuings. Fezce.
See Force, &c. 2.
- 16 Concerning remedie for Dilapidations made by anie Ecclefiatti- Dilapidations
call perfons, S. Dilapidations, 1.2. g
17 Inwhatfees ofthe Church a diſtreſſe may be také.See Diſtreſſe 3, Dilkrelſe.
18 For frefh fuite by writ of Entrie, &c. after the diffeifon by Pre- piseitoe,
lates.S,Age.t.
19 Where titleto prefent by Lapfe fhal not accrue to the Ordinarie, Lapte,
but after fixe moneths after notice.S.Lapfe. 1..
20 Where it is Mortmaine for any Spirituall perfon to enter into Moꝛtmaine.
lands and make aC hurchyard or buriall place thereof. §.Mortmaine 3.
ax What affurances of lands may be made to Churches, Chappels, Aſſurante ta
Churchwardens, &c. in what fort, and for how long time. See Mort. Churches,
maine 6.7, .
22 How much Ecclefiafticall perfons,and their farmors thal! take for $Boptuavtes.
Mortuaties,
Bunging ower
Egyptians oz
in fo licence
fo2 them.
Ft is felonte
fo. Pap priang
to cont
within this
realme a mo⸗
neth
A diſſeiſor dy⸗
ing ſetſed ta⸗
keth awa
title of Entre.
CUpits of En⸗
tre in the pot,
Ecclefiattical perfons, &c. —— Entre be
3
Mortuaries, and of whom. S.Mortuaries. i
23 Theremedy where a difturber prefenteth to a Church during the
— S.Aduowfon. r. ;
A confirmation of Ecclefiafticall linings before affuredto KH. 8,
and K. Ed.6.S.Monafteries. 29. 3 2.
25 What remedie a Parfon ofa Church fhall haue to recouer land &
or common of pafture, whereof he ¢ or his predeceflor was deforced, ‘
See Quod permittat 1. —
Egyptians.
lf anie perfon noth willinglie tran{pogt into England op Wales anie
perfons commonly callen Egyptians, oꝛ doch {ue for any letter, licenfe,
oz paſpoꝛt foꝛ ante of che {apd Capptians to continue in England og
Tales, contrarie to this ſtatute, he hall forꝛf.xl. li. to the Q.and J.to be
recouered by A. J.tc. wherein no TU, E. P. ec, And alſo luch letter, li⸗
cenſe, and paſpoꝛt ſhalbe void, 1. and 2. P. and M. 4,
2 Ik anie perſons called Egyptians being aboue the age of xiii.peres,
which ſhalbe tranſported into England oꝛ Tales, doe continue within
the fame by the {pace ofone moneth, o2 ante perfons being of the age ok
riiti. peeres , ſhall be feene in anie companie of the vagabonds calling
themfelues Enpptians, oꝛ counterfaiting, tran{forming, oꝛ diſguiſing
themlſelues by their apparell, ſpeech 02 other behauiour like vnto Egyp⸗
tians, and fo ſhall continue either at one, oꝛ ſeuerall times, bp the {pace of
a moneth, they ſhall be iudged felons, I.and 2. P.and M. 4. 5.Cliz,20,
1 Thatan Egyptian ſhall not haue his Clergie. S. Clergie. 11. ;
2 That the triall vpon arraignment of Egiptians fhall not be * me⸗
dietatem linguæ. See Iurors 30.
Entre. 4—
De dying ſeiſed of any diſſeiſor, of, oꝛ in any ———
oꝛ other hereditaments hauing no right oꝛ title therein, the whic
with ſtrength, and without title entred into the ſame, and wrongkully
diſſeiſed the rightkull owners and polleflogs thereof, ſhall not be taken
any fuch vifcent in the Law for totolle o2 take away the Entre of anp
fuch perfor oz perfons, oꝛ their heires, which at che time of the fame dit
cent had good and lawkull title of Entre, into the fatd manos, lands, te⸗
nements, oꝛ hereditaments, Except that {uch nifletior hath han the peaces
able poſſeſſion of fuch lands ec, whereof he hall ſo aie ſeiſed, bp the (pac
of fiue peeres nert after the difleifon therein by him committed without
Entre oꝛ continual claime, bp, 02 offuch perfon o2 perfons, as haue law⸗
full title chereunto, 3 2. D.8.3 3, Vide Dyer fol. 219.
2 Ythole alienations whereofa writ of Entre hay wont to be grant ||
ten,be patt fo many degrees, wherebp that weit cannot be made accoꝛving
to thef oꝛme beforecime vſed, the plaintifes thall haue a writ to recouet
their {eafon, without making mencton of anp degrees, Co whole i |
Error. 113
foeuer by fuch alienations the thing thall come, Marlebridge.5 2 , 1,
+29. ta by
; I “getters of Entre is maintenable for the diffeifce, or his heire,
againft the diffeifour or his heite S. Age 1.
Bei? GIG Error.
F thetenane for terme of life , tenant in bower, tenant by curtefie of re tr the re.
Tenstan, 62 tenant tn taile after poſſibilitie of iffue ertinct,be implea- Bie Sta
bed, and plead to an enqueſt, and lofe by verdict vefautt, oꝛ in ot her ma⸗ Erroz ann Ace
ner, He to whom the reuerfion of the tenements lo lon pertaineth at UR taneementct
| time of fuch iudgement giuen, his heires and ſucceſſors ſhall haue an ace uenagaint the
tion by weit of Attaine ,to attaint the fame Furie , if he will alligne the brie Se
| fame oath to be falle, and alfo bp Writ of Crrog, if Crrop be found in che
| Fecord of {uch iudgement, afwell in the life of fuch tenants that fo do
Mofe , a8 after their beach , And if fuch tudgement erronious be reuerfen,
| 02 fuch fale oath be found, the tenant that did lole by the firſt inudgement
| (ifbe be lyuing) hall be reſtored to his pollettion of the cenements fo lott
with che iſſues inthe meane time, and the party purfuing, tothe arrera⸗
ies of therent ,ifany be due of the fame tenements, Ano if fuch cenane
be Dead at the time of the iudgement gitten bpon fuch wits of Attaint
and of Erroꝛ, reſtitution of the ſaid tenements fhatl be mave tothe party
purluing, with che iſſues, after the death of che fain cenant,torether with
the arrerages ofthe rent ifany to him were due in thelife of the tenane,
But alchouch the Cenane which fo did tole bp tudgement be lyuing, and
the parcy purſuing will alleage that the fame tenant was of couin, and
bf the alſent of the demaundant which recoucred to loſe {uch tenements,
et reſtitution Mall be mane tothe fame party purluing, with the iſſues
ND atrerages + Sauing to ſuch Cenant his action of Scire facias out of
He fame iudgement fo reverted, 02 by Writ of Attaintif he will trauerſe
e couin and affent , ann not other wife , 9.38.2, 3. S. Recoueries 5 . if Recouerte a
Neete, they ſhall call before them the Barong of the Cichequer to heare
heir Informations, and the cauſes of thet Judgements, and thall duely
xamine the matter. And if any Erroꝛ be kound, they ſhall correct it, and
mend the roules, anv after ſend them backe into the Eſchequer thereof
omabse erecution as the cauſe i: 31,€0,3, 12, The not com⸗
ming
Error,
ming of che Low Chauncelor, and the Loos Creafoper,or either of them
at the day of adiournment in any fuch ſuit of Erroꝛ, depending bp vertue
of the fain former effatute , hall not be any difcontinuance of anp ſuch
writ of Errorꝛ. Wut tf both the Chiefe Juſtices of either Bench, op anp
one of the fain great Dfficers, the Loꝛd Chaunceto2,02 Loꝛd Creafozer
Hall come to the C{chequer Chamber, and chere be pꝛeſent at the day of
adiourmment in fuch {ure of Erroz, it hall be no difcontinuance , but the
fuit (hall proceede in Law to all intents and purpofes , as if both che
Lord Chaunceloz and Lor Creaforer had commen andbin ppelent at
the Dap anv place of adiournment, Pꝛouided alwayes, that no Judge⸗
ment thall be giuen in any fuch {uit o2 mic of Erroꝛ, vnlefle bot
the a Chauncelour and Loz Creafoger fhall be preſent thereat,
31+ liz. Ie 4 ees
—— ie 3 CUbereanp Judgement Hall at any cime hereafter he giuen inthe
ines wench, Court of the Kings Bench, in any {uit oꝛ Action of debe , detinue, coue⸗
“etl dase nant, accompt , Action vpon the cafe, Eiectione firme, oꝛ trefpas , fire
uerfenby the commenced, oz to be firſt commencen chere, (other then {uch onelp where
dluttices oFIDE che Queene thal be party) che party plamtife,o2 vefendant,againt whan
and Barons of any {uch Judgement (hall be giuen, may at hiselection fue forth out of
che Ecchequer. he Court of Chauncerie,a ſpeciall weit of Erroꝛ to be deuiſed inthe fain
Court of Chauncerie, directed to che chtete Juſtice of the fain Court of |
the Kings Bench for the time being, commaunding himtocauleche ata
Recoꝛd and all things concerning the lato Judgement, to be bꝛought bee
fore the Juttices of the Common Bench, and the Baronsof the Elche⸗
quer, into che Eſchequer chamber , there to be examined by the lain Fu i
Rices of the Common Wench, and Barons afogelaid, which lain Juttice J
ofthe Common Bench, and fuch Barons of the Cichequer ag are of the
Degree ofthe Copke, 02 fire of chem at the leat, by bertue of this pꝛeſent
Act, ſhall thereupon haue full power and authozitie to examine all{uch
Errors, as hall be aligned oz found in, op vpon anp {uch Judgement
and thereupon to reuerfe, o2 affirme the ſaid Judgement, as the Law thal
require, orher then koꝛ Errogs to be alligned of found, fop, 02 concerning
the Jurildiction of the ſaid Courtof Kings Bench , 02 fog anp want of)
fozme in any weit, retourne, plaint, bill, declaration, oꝛ other pleading, |
proces, berdict,o2 proceeding whatfoeuer : And after that che ſaid Judge⸗
ment ſhall be reuerſed, oꝛ affirmed, the faid Recoꝛd and all things concer”
ning the fame, thall beremouedand brought back into the fain Courtot
_ the Rings Bench,chat ſuch further proceeding map be thereupan,alwell’
foz erecution.as other wile, as ſhall appertaine, 27,€1,8,. ain |
Wrronious 4 And (uch reuerfallozaffirmationof any {uch foomer Judgement,
ipgement, ‘Hall not be fo finall, but chat the partie who findeth him grieued there⸗
Warliament, with, halland map fue in the High Court of Parliament , for the fare
ther , and due examination of the fain Judgement, in (uch fore sei
eae et
Error. | Efcape, 114
‘pen vpon Erronious Judgements in the ſaid Court of Kings Bench,
27. Cl. 8 *
— Heche Full number of the Juſtices and Batons authoꝛized by the Chat three
fain Act (of 27.Eliz.) come not at the day op time of recourne oz conti: Zeeiue wns,
nuance of any ſuch writ of Crrop , it ſhall be lawfull foꝛ any thꝛee of the and awaco
{ain Juſtices and Warons at euery of the ſaid dayes and times,to receiuc —
waits of Erroꝛ, to award proces thereupon, to make anv pzefixe dayes
fromtime totime , of and for the continuance of all {uch writs of Erroꝛ
as ſhall be there retourtied, certified, 02 depending, And the fame fhall be
tothelerelpects as goon aud auaileable, as if all the Juttices and Barons
authorisen bp che fame Act were prelent, And the Juſtices and Barons
authorized bp the ſaid ſtatute,may after that lawfully proceed in all chofe
tales tnfuch ſozt co all intents, as they might toe in other cafes mentios
ned in the (ain ſtatute: anp noc commingof anp the fan Juſtices 02 Bas
rons not withſtanding. Pꝛouided neuertheleſſe, that no Judgement thal 95— ee
be giuen in any (uch {uit 02 Error , vnlelle tt be bp fuch full number of the Guticesac the
‘fain Juices and Barons as are in that bebalfe authozized and appointes teat.
bp the laid Acc, 31.Eliz.x.
6 Butthe party plaintife o2 dekendant againſt whom any fuch Judge⸗ Erroꝛ ten in
ment hath bin heretofore, op hereafter thall be giuen in the ſaid Court of Partiamcnt,
the Kings Bench, may at his electionfuein che Miah Court of Parlia⸗
ment fox the reverfall ofany fuch Judgement, as heretofore hach bin
bfuall oz accuftomed : any thing in this ffacute , oꝛ inthe ſaid former Act
to the contrarie thereof notwithanding, 3 1.13.1,
7 «After Judgement giuen inthe Queenes Courts , che parties and ———
their heires ſhall be thereof in peace, vntill the Judgement be vndone bp wneitttc be re
Attaint or Erroꝛ, if there be Errop, a3 hath bin vlen by the Lawes inthe verled.
time of the Queenes pꝛogenitors. 4.10,4,2 3. .
t That awrit of Error fhal be {ued inthe KingsfBench of Erronious
Tudgement giuen in the Marſhalſey. S. Marfhall s.
2 Wherethe defendantina writ of Error fhall recouer his coftes and
dammages.$.Dammages 5.
3 Thata Judgement giuenafter Demurrer, fhall not be reuerfed by
writ of Error, for imperfection in writ, pleading, &c,S.Demurrer 1.
_ 4 Where,andfor what caufes a fine or recouerie may bereuerfed by
writ of Error,and where not. S. Fines 20.21.30.3 1,
5 Where Erronious ludgements giuen before the Iuftices of the xij.
Shires in Wales, fhall be redreffed. S, Wales 24.
| Efcare.
i the Shirike 02 Gacler no {uffer * chamberlaine, baylife, feruant, Etcape ofan -
oꝛ other Receiuer to goat libertie which is committed to prifon by che atcomprang
Gudiroys of his accompt, by the common iwytt of Replegiare , 02 others
nile, without his Watters allent, and = conuict, be ſhall aunſwere
2 - to
— — —
Efcape. Efchequer. 9
to the Watter of fuch accomptane the damages which he hathreceiued
by the faiv accomptant , accoyding as they map be pꝛooued by the Coun⸗
trep and he therefore (hall hauc an Action of debt, anvifthe Gaoler be
infuffictent , his Supertor that committed the gaole vnto him , hall be
anfiwerable by the faine wait, CUeſt. 2. 13. Ed.1. 11.S. Accomptant 2.
— 2 Ikthe Shirike og any other do take, oꝛ leuy any thing koꝛ the CG
money fog cape ok any Felon, before tt be adiudged by the Juttices in Cire, he Hall
elcapes. reſtore to che partie, oꝛ him that pated it, as much ashe receiued, and to
the Queene as much, CHelt,1, 3. Ed. 1.4. for the Eſcape of Felons and
Clerkes conuict ſhal be adiudged by che fame Juſtices, and bytheir viemn
leuied. 31. Ed.3. 14.
3 Jl the Marden of che Fleete, do ſufker any priſoner there being
Bay by iudgement at the luit ofthe party to go out of pꝛiſon by Baile, Main⸗
by Baleor prile oꝛ Galton, without agreeing withthe partie at whole ſuit he is
Balton there (except it be bp the Queenes writ op commaundement)he hall loſe
his office, And if the fain CHlarden be attainted by due proces , the plains —
tife hall haue his recouerie again him bp Action of debt, whereinno yp, —
@C, 1. R.2. 12. He ſeemeth by che ſtatut of 7.1.4, 4. thatthe Mardens
of the prifons of the Marſhalſey, Kings Bench, c other prifons in cities, —
boꝛoughes, and townes, ave chargeable accopdinaly ,if thep tet anp pats —
ſoners condempned woe at libertie. —
1 Howthey fhall be puniſhed which do procure the Efcape of any
perfon committed to prifon by the Queenes commaundement . See
Prifon 8. , —
2 That the Towne fhallbe amerced for the Eſcape of a Murderer.
“S.Murderr. . ; A—
3 HowanEfcape of him whichdifturbetha Preacher in his Sermon,
fall be inquired of, prefented,and punifhed. S. Preachers 3. ;
4. That Iuftices of Peace haue authoritie to inquire of Efcapes of Fee
Jons,S. Iuftices of peace 19. ; 4
5 That a Coroner fhall inquire of the eſcape of a Murderer. See Co-
roners 13. x) |
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Eſchequer. Powell a
Teck makine I* aClerk of the Cichequer make any Lett oꝛ proces fo? to pꝛooue that |
— i abebt of new which bath bin pated, andthe Cales thereof topned and
* alloted in the fain Eſchequer, he ſhall loſe bis office, and be impzifoned —
vntill be hath facilites the party fo much,as by the diſcretion of the Trea⸗
foxer and Barons he is endammaged. 1.1.2.5. : |
—*— Gf any Ollicer of the Eſchequer, doe take of any Archbyſhop. By⸗
Peraneroehim Mop, 02 other perſon hauing charge with the collection and payment of
zt papeth the Centh of {pirituall promotions, any reward oꝛ thing for making bis
m+ accompt, 02 Quietus eft, in the fame Efchequer, oꝛ fog anp thine pertate
ming to thefame concerning the Cench, he ſhall fozfatt his Office, —JF |
; ; make
Efchetor, | rs
make fine at che Queenes pleafure,26,3,8,3, For the authoritie of the
Court of Efchequer , See Coutts,
- y That Collectors of Difmesaccompting in the Efchequer fhall not
be bound to aun{wer to other mens bills exhibited again{t them there,
S. Accomptants to the Queene 49.
2 Themaner of reforming Erroniousiudgements given in the Ef
‘chequer.S. Error 2.3.5.
3 ThatFugitiues lands fhall be within the furney of the Efchequer.
§.Fugitiues 8.
: Efchetor.
[I any perfon named, be certified into the Chauncerie by che Lord Gttbin what
Trealoper to be Eſchetor, do not within one monethnext after his lete appointen
‘fers Patents thall be offered vnto him, take vpon him the execution of che oie thera 9
fame Dffice, 02 els within the time akoꝛelaid appeare in the Eſchequer, paiva
and thew areafonable caule why be ought not fo to do, he ſhall forfate fo2
euery {uch default to the Queene xx.li. 33. H.8. 22.
2 An Eſchetoꝛ which ſhall ſit onely by vertue of his Dffice to inquire an Eſcheter
of the cenure, title, op value of anp lands,tencments, o2 hereditaments, pipet at
Heiner of the yeerely value of v. Ti, 02 aboue,¢ holven of the Queene, with: tands tothe
out the Queenes wait directen to him foz the fame, thal kork. v. li. koꝛ euerp Palueot vt.
time that he thall fit ¢ make inquivie to the contravie,¢e.3 3.4.8.2 2.
3 Ifanyp Cichetor vorh take aboue che ſumme of rb,8, forthe fining The Etcpe-
of au office of anp lands, tenements, 02 hereditaments, not erceeding the fprianvncy
cleere peerelp balue of 0,1, biz. fo2 the Eſchetoꝛs fee v1.8, viii.ð, for the not erceene
Writing of the office iii.s.iiii.ð, for the charges of the Juric iii.s, anv for 7 “°
the Dfficers that ſhall receiue the fain office tu any Court of Recoꝛd it.8,
he thall for, for euery time fo offending v,1i, tothe Q.and J. to be reco⸗
uered bp 4,9], ec,waherein no T,.€.79.€c. 3 3.3D,8,22, i
4 Blany Clchetoz, o2 Commiflioner doth returne, oꝛ put into any of Drfices retur⸗
the Queenes Courts, anp Inguilitions oꝛ Offices concerning lands, 9yo,neF fauna
tenements , o2 hereditaments not found noꝛ prelented by the oathes of by the Jurie·
twelue men,andindented, and by them fealed,the ſaid Elchetoz 02 Com⸗
milſioner thall fopfait fox euery ſuch Dffice oꝛ Inquiſition fo returned
the oe or parties grieued bp any {uch Inquifition oꝛ Dffice,
¥4U),0,0, 3,4),5,2,
5 Ilan Eſchetor, oꝛ any other, by vertue of any Commiffion doth fit ye finfficient
dinquive of Lands, tenements, 07 hereditaments , ercept be, oz other to ‘#99.
bis vſe, hath lands,cenements, o2 hereditaments, of the peerely value of
rl, Markes, aboue all charges, he thall forfait xx.li.( without he be an
Eſchetoꝛ tn a Citie o Cone corporat oꝛ made byfome perfon hauing
spiuiledge thereunto, and except Eſchetoꝛs of the Counties Palantine of
Lancafter and Chefter ,) for any perfon being not {uffictent of freehold,
nap refule to fit bpon the fame die oe ini pon proces made path
him
3
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Efchetor.
him ottt of the Eſchequer Mall be diſcharged vpon his oath fox non fulft«
ciencie without fine o2 fee, 1. H.8.8. 3,%9,8.2. i
Euerymer 6 It any Clehetoz op Commiſſioner will vente any perfor to gine
Bence bponan euidence openly in his prefence to fuch Enquetts as hall be taken betdre
Defice, him foz che finving ofan Oklice, he ſhall koꝛf. xl.li. 1. H.8.8. 3. .8.2.
The Etcheterꝛ 7 If an Eſchetoꝛ oꝛ Commmiflioner, oꝛ part of the Commilſioners (af⸗
fall recemeanter an Enquelt before him ſworne to inquire of lands, xc.be ready to giue
offices ree their verdict, and offer to pꝛeſent the fame)vo not receiue the fame verdict
pane. without further delay, and alfo do not deliver the Counterpane of the DE
fice 02 Inquiſition by the Jurie found indented and ſealed by himfelfe, to
the fame Jurie, to the tntent it map be delivered and reſt in the poſſeſſion
of the firft perfon of the (ain Jurie, the Eſchetoꝛ op Commiflioner which
fo offendeth hall foꝛfait C.1i, to the party grieued, to berecouered by A, —
of debt. And euery of the Juroꝛs ſwoꝛne which will not receiuethe coun. —
terpane of che fain Dffice invented and ſealed by the Clchetor 02 Com-
miffioner , 02 (hall not ſuffer the fame to reft in the poſſeſſion of the firk
man of the Jurie, hall koꝛf. rr. s.to the Q, and J, to be recouered bp A,
of debt, wherein no C.€.}p.¢c, 1. H.8.8. 3. h.8.2. |
Howlongone 8 Bfan Clchetor do exerciſe his Office by reafon of one patent ouer
et Khe" one whole peere,oz be mane Eſchetoꝛ within thꝛee peeves atter,then after
the laid peere ended his patent fhall be void, except he be Efchetor bp
patent oꝛ graunt in anp Citieo, Come coꝛpoꝛat, oꝛ tn the Duchie of
Lancalſter or Coꝛnewall, o2 in any Countie Palantine, oꝛ made by anp
perfon hauing authoritie bp any pꝛiuiledge, prelcriptton , oꝛ graunt to
make Cichetor, 1,0,8,8, 3.10.8, 2 14. Ed.3.8.
emiithin whae 9 «= BF any Eſchetoꝛ doth not cake his enquelt of Oklice by vertue of a
— — Diem clauſit extremum, oꝛ any other writ, within the moneth next after
Galltakebis the deliuerie of the ſaid writ onto him, (oꝛ ik he do not take ſuch enqueſts
enguett. in good Cownes, and open places, 3. h.8.2.) 02 if be dotake prtutlp op
Eſchttoꝛs fee, Openly, by himfelfe op any other, aboue the ſumme of xl.s. for the execu⸗
tion of anp wit inone Countie , be ſhall fopfate for euerp offence rl, li.
24. H. 6. 17. See 34. Ed.3. 13. 36,€0,3.1 3. Chat tf the Eſchetoꝛ
do not take bis enqueſts in good Townes openly, and by honeſt men of
good fame, and hauing fuffictent in the fame Countie, and by Indenture
betwirt the Eſchetoꝛ ana the Juroꝛs, the fame enqueſts thall be void, ©
and the Eſchetoꝛ ſhall be two peeres tmprifoned, and punithed at the
Quere Queenes pleaſure. ut for thefe penalties Quere, |
Withinwhet ro FfanClchetoroz Commillionerdoch take any Office before him, —
aria aS? aud dothnot returne che fame intothe Chauncerie oꝛ Eſchequer, within —
neD. a moneth after the taking thereof, be thall forfatt rl. Hand alfa papta
the Queene fo much as the is indammaged by not returning thereof,
8.h.6.16. 18,1,6,7, But if the Clerk of the Petit bagge of the Chan⸗
ceric, 02 bis Deputie, og any other Diticer there hauing auchopitieta
receiug
Efchetor. Eſſoines. 116
ceiue any ſuch Oklice oꝛ Inquiſition, to whole hands any ſuch Office that
come, will not receiue the fame, and put it on the files, to remaine of re:
cord, withinthree Dapes after it be receiued, 02 offered to him,the Clerk
fhall forfait fo2 euery defaule xl.pound, and the Eſchetoꝛ oꝛ Commilſio⸗
ners thail be dilcharged of the koꝛelatd foztaiture of rl, li, 1. H.8.8. 3,0,
8,24 See Office 5.
rr Jf any Cicheto, op Commniflioner doth take anp Enquelt of Crquett re.
inguitie of any other perfons , but of {uch as be returned and mpanelles gyre? the
py the Shirifeof che Countie where he is Cichetoz oz Commiflioner, he
fhall fof, rl.tt, 8.10,6,16, 18,1D,6,7,
12 No Eſchetoꝛ Hail fell op let tofarme hig Dffice, noꝛ thall make Eſchetors
any Deputie,but ſuch for whom he will aunſwere at his perill. And che Devutee.
Eſchetoꝛ thall certifie the name of bis Deputie 02 Deputies onder bis
letters patents to the Creafozer and Barons of the Elchequer, within
tiventie dates after deputation made. And no Deputie thall take vpon
bimto occupte the ſaid Office, ercept the Eichetoz hath landes, tenes
ments oꝛ rents , tothe value of rr. pound , vpon paine of forfatture for
euery offence fourtie pound to the Queene and Informer, to be recoues
ren by G, of debt , wherein nod. E. P. tc, 12, Ed.4. 9. S. Iuſtice of
peace 87, .
13 Cuerp Eſchetoꝛ hath authogttie to inquire by the othes of twelue
latwfull men, of euery offence done contrarie to the ſtatute ppouided 7,
Ed.6. to auoide the great prices and erceſſe of TUines, Ano euerte ins
Quirie and prefentment taken by the othes of twelue men, ſhalbe of ſuch
force, asifit were taken in the Kines Bench, 7. Ed.6.5. S.Wines.
r That Affifelyeth againſt an Efchetor, which by colour of his of-
fice diffeifeth any man.S.Afsife 4.
2 Thatan Efchetor fhall haue nofee ,nor commit watt inthe lands
of the Queenes Wardes .S, Wardes 23.
3 That Efchetors may inquire of counterfaiters of Waights,and pu-
_ nifhthem.S, Waights 13.
oe: For the Efchetors duetie concerning finding of Offices, &c. See
ces.
5 WhatlIurors fhall be returned before the Efchetors or Commif-
fioners. S. Iurors 1 24
6 Whothallbe Efchetors inthe xij. Shires in Wales, who fhal name
them, their office, duetie,&c. S. Wales 51.
Effoines.
M Counties, Hundꝛeds, Court Barons,o2 in other Courts none thall Pax hoine
neede to be ſwoꝛne to warrant bis €Mloine, Marlb. 52. H.3. 19. :
2 Two Coperceners, o2 two chat hold in common, (hall not haue Cf- eae by
foine but at one day, no moꝛe then one fole tenant ſhould haue , that ‘
thep hal not fourch,but onlp thal haue i Elſoine, Celt, 1. —
4 An
After appas
rance a a
ſoine.
Eſſoines.
And in like cale it ſhall be where a man and his wike be impleaded in the
Queenes Court, Glouceſter.6. Ed.1.10. cia
3 Afterthe tenant inan Alife, Attaint, op Iurisvtrum hath once ap⸗
peared inthe Court, he thall be no moze Eſſoigned, but hall make his Ate
turney to ſue for him if be will, and tfnot the Atlile o2 Furie thalbe taken
though bis default , (eff. 1, 3. Ed. 1.41. Ano the fame Law thall be
obferucd of the demandants in watts of Alife, CVUeſt.2. 1 2,€0,1,28,
Bat one eibine 4 Altera man hath put himfelfe vpon any enquett, which hath,or
after iſſue tops
ned,
Cong vitra
Maré.
Elſoine de
Malo leat,
mutt patle in ſuch maner of waits, (viz, Dower vnde nihil habet Aſſiſe of
Darrein prefentment, Quare impedit, anv other wits where Attach:
ments Do lie, Marlb.s 2,4), 3.1 2.) be ſhall haue but one Elſoin, oꝛ one dee
faulé: So that ithe come not at the day giuen bp the Elſſoin, o make dee
fault che fecond dap, then the Enqueſt hail be taken by his default, and
according to thefame Enqueſt thep hall poceede to iudgement. Ano if
fuch Enquelt hall be taken in the Countte before the Dbhirife oꝛ Coꝛo⸗
ners, it hall be returned tothe Queenes Juſtices at a certain day, and if
the partie befendant come not at that day, then bpon bis dekault an other
pay thall be aligned vnto him by the Juſtices diſcretion. And the Shi⸗
rife ſhall be commaunded that he caule him to come to heare the iudge⸗
ment ifhe will according tothe Enqueſt, at which vay if he come not,
vpon his default thep thallproceedeto tuogement, In like manerit Hall
be done ifhe come not at the Dap given vnto him by bis Eſſoine, Marlb.
5 2.10,3,1 3. After anp hath put hunfelfe co an Enqueſt, an Cloine thall
be allowed nto hi at the nect dap : But at other dayes following the
taking of the Cngque Ehall noe be delayed by Elloine, whether be were |
efloined before oz nce, Neither halt any Eſſoine be allowed after day
giuen bp Prece partium , in cafe where the parties confent co come with:
out Eſſoine, elk, 2. 13,€0,1,27,. |
5 Eſlſoine of Vitra mare fhall not be allowed, if the demaundant do
challenge it, and be ready to auerre that he was in England the dap that —
the Summons was made and thoee weekes after, but it thall be adtours
ned inthis forme,thac tithe demaundant be ready at acertaine dap by the
abuertifement ofthe Countrep,o2 othertwife as the Queenes Court will
award , to pꝛooue that the tenant was within the fawer Seas che dap |
that be was ſummoned and thꝛee weekes after, fo chat he might be reaſo⸗
nably warned by the ſummons, the Eſſoine ſhall be turned into a default,
& thists onelp to be vnderſtand befoze Juttices,CHeft.1. 3. Ed. 1.43.
6 Inthe Circuit ofthe Julkices an Eſſoine de Malo lecti Hal not be |
allowed for lands in the fame Countie, vnleſſe he that caufen himſelke to
he effoined be ficke in deede : fox ifthe demaundant do alledge that the |
tenant is not ſicke, noz in {uch fate but chat he may come before the Juſti⸗
ces, bis challenge thall be admitted , andif it can be fo prooucd by En⸗
queft, his eſſoin ſhall be turned tuto a default. And from — — |
Shy: ott
— Sherif Ec, hall pay to the P.grieued, his treble vamages, and make fine
' Effoines. Eftreates. 117
Eoin thallnot lye in a writ of Right betweene two clayming by one
diſcent, MAeſt.2. 13. Ed.1.17.
7 Itthe delendant doe cauſe himſelke to be eſſoined of the Queenes Eſpin det ee
ferttice, and do not being in bis warrant at his day which ts giuen him ice le koy-
by his Cllain, he hall render damages to the plaincife for his tournep
ELS. OP moꝛe, According to the Juſtices difcretion, and ſhalbe amerced to
the Qucene.Glouc.6.€0,1,8, Eſſoin of the Queenes ſeruice voth not lie
in alwpit of Nouel diffeifin, in a wꝛit of Dower vnde nihil haber, ina
weitof Darrein prefentment,no2 in Appeal of the death of a man, Stat. de
vilu terræ & effoi de feruitiodomini Regis,
8 In Appeal of che death of aman there hall no Cfloin lie for the mo entoin for
Appealoꝛr for any caule, in whatſoeuer Court che appeal ſhall happen to the Appealoz.
he petermined, CVUeſt. 2. 13. Ed.1.12.
9 ere is declared how many waies Eſſoines map be challenged, In what cares
and in what cafes Eſſoines do not lye, An elloine lyeth not where the F
land is taken into the Queenes hands: Noꝛ where the partie is diſtrai⸗
ned by his lands: Noꝛ where any iudgement ts giuen thereupon tf the
Juroꝛs do come:Noꝛ where che party was ſeen in Court : Eſſoin de VI-
tramare Ipeth not where the party another time was efloined de malo
veniendi: It lyeth not where the party bath eſſoined himſelfe an other
Dap : Noꝛ where the Gbherife was commaunded to caule the party to ap-
peare : Eſſoin de Seruicio Regis lyeth noc where the party is a woman :
It lyeth not in a wꝛit of Dower where it ſeemeth tabe but avelap of
right : It lyeth not for that the plaintife hath not found pledges of (uit
It lyeth not where the Atturnep twas efloined: Noꝛ where the partie
hath an Atturnep in the ſuit: 3202 where the Eſſoinee confellech chat he
is not in the Queenes feruice : Noꝛ where the Summons is not recurs
ned, 02 the party not attachen, for that the Sherif hath returned Non elt
inuentus : #202 where the party another time was efloined de feruitio
Regis, 03,fuch a day, and now be hath not put in his warrant: Noꝛ where
he was reſummoned in aſſiſe of Mortdaunceftor,o2 Darrein preſentment:
3202 becauſe fuch aone ts not named inthe writ: or where the Obirif
Had a precept todittrain the partie to come bp hislands and goods: Noꝛ
there the Bithop was commaunded to caule the partie to appeare : It
Ipeth not foz that the Terme is paſt. And it is to be noted, that Cfloines
de feruicio Regis are allawen after the Graund Cape, petit Cape, ¢ after
diſtreſſes taken bpon the lands and woods, Stat.de Effonijs. An,12,€0,2,
Eftreates.
floines pa
tlpe.
F any Sherife o2 minifter ofhis, hauing receiuen the greene ware to eareats man
leuie the Queenes debts, doe not thew to the partie indebted the Eſ⸗ pi ai ml ‘
treates Scale, ¢ totte the lame whichis paid, but chat the debt which tr rotten,
that fogt is once paid, is another time demaunded of the partie, the ſaid
{a
Eftreates. Excommunication,
tothe 1.42.€0,3.9, SAccomptantsto the Q.52.Iuftices ofpeace 88,
Roliesof Cl 2 The Judge (before whom any iflucs o2 amerciaments be forfeited)
rea ke, chal charge the Clerk of che Court vpon his ache, that he make the Kolles
of the Eſtreates of fuch iflues and amerciaments diftincelp by expꝛeſſe
woꝛd of the caufe of the lofle, of the Cerme of the peere, the nature of the |
wit, and betwirt what parties fuch iſſues te, be loſt. 7. H.4. 3.
1 That Sherifes fhall make no Eftreates vntill two Iuftices haue had
the view of them, which Eftreates fhal be indented,and the Juftices fhall —
haue one part. S.Sherifes 14.18.20.
2 To cuery eftreat of iflues againſt a Iuror,his additié fhalbe put. S. Iur.34
Excommunication.
Awarding and pan writ of Excommunicato capiendo that ſhall be graunted and
returning of:
the writ of Ex-
awarded out of the Chauncery, againſt any perfon o2perfons within —
communicato the Realmeof England, thalbe made in che time of che Gerne, andres
——— turnable before the Q. her heires and ſucceſſors in the K. Bench, inthe
Terme next after the Tefte of the fame wait, And the fame wit hall be
made to containe at the leat xx.daies bet weene the Tefte and the returne
thereof, And after the fame writ ſhalbe fo mane ¢ ſealed, then the ſaid writ
fhalbe forthwith bꝛought into the K. Bench, and chere in the prefence of
the Juſtices hal be opened ¢ delivered of Recoꝛd tothe Sherife,o2 other
Dfficer,to whom the ſeruing and erecution thereof thall appertaine, oꝛ to
bis 02 their deputie o2 deputies, And if afterwards it hall 02 may appeare.
to the Juſtices of the fame Court fox the time being, that che fame writ,
ſo delivered of record, be not duely returned before them, at the day of the
returne thereof, o2 that any other default 02 negligence bath bin vſed oz
had in rhe noe well feruing and executing ofthe {ato weit, Chen the Jus
ftices of che ſaid Court, hall and map aſſeſſe ſuch Amerciament vpon the
fait Sherifo2 other Dicer, in whom ſuch vefault thal appeare, as tothe —
pilcretion of che ſaid Juſtices thall be chought meet € conuenient, which
amerciament fo aflelled, ſhall be eſtreated into the Clchequer, as other —
amerctaments hath bin bled, 5, Eliz.23.
atigat fhallbe 2 Che herife o2 other Dicer to wuhom uch twpit of Excommuni-
te é ‘ ,
oe — cato capiendo, oꝛ other proces, by vertue ofthis Act ſhalbe directed, ſhall
communicate, Hot in any wife be compelled to bging the body of fuch perfor o2 perfons,
as fhalbe named inthe ſaid wit oz pꝛoceſſe into the K. Bench, atthenap —
ofthe returne thereof, but Hal only returne che faid weit and pꝛoceſſe thi⸗
ther, with declaration botefly how andin what maner he hath ferued and
erected the fame, to the intent chat thereupon the fain Jultices map then
further therin proceed, accoꝛding to the teno2 € effect ofthisact.5.C1.23.
It the Sherife 3 Andifche Dherife op other officer to whom the erecution of the ſaid
Pb blag None wait thal fo appertaine,vo 02 hal returne,that the party ozparties named
in the fain wait cannot be found within bis bailywick: Chen the Juttices —
of the K. Bench foe prime being, vponcuerp tuch returne (hall awardone
weit
4 Excommunication. 118
writ of Capias again che fain perſon oꝛ perſons named in che ſaid waie
of Excom. cap. returnable in the fame court inthe terme time, two maz
nechs at the leatt nert after the Tefte thereof, witha proclamation to be
conteined within the faid wait of Capias, that the Shirik oꝛ other officer to
whom the fain weit thalbe directed inthe ful county Court, oꝛ els at the
general affifes ¢ gaol Deliuerp to be holden within the fata county, oꝛ at a
quarter ſeſſions to be holden before the Juſt.of the peace within the fame
county, Hal make open proclamation yr, dates at the lealt before the return,
that the party o2 parties named in the laid writ, thal within vi,vates next
after {uch proclamation, veeld his 02 their bodie oꝛ bodies tothe gaol anu
- prifon of the fain SbirtE, oꝛ other fuch officer, there to rematne as a pꝛiſo⸗
ner, accopding to the tenoꝛ and effect of the firlt weit of Excom.cap.bpon
painofforfofr.tt, And therupõ after {uch proclamation hav, ¢ the ſaid bi,
daies pat and expired, chen the fain Sherifor other officer to whan fuch
wait of Capias thalbe directed, thal make return of p fame wꝛit ol Capias
into the %, Bench of all chat he hath done inthe erecution thereof, ¢ whi-
ther the partp named in the {aid wit hath peelved his bodie to ppiforoz
not, And ik vpon the return ofthe Sherif it hal appeare,that the party oz
partiesnamend it the (ain twzit of Capias, oꝛ any of them, haute not yeelded
their bodies tothe gaol ex pꝛiſon of the fait Sherife og other officer, accoꝛ⸗
Ding to theffect of che fame proclamation: Chen euery {uch perfon that fo
thal make default, thal for euery {uch vefault fozf.co the Q.her heires anv
ſucceſſors r.1i, which halve likewife eftreaten bp the laid Juſtices tuto the
Eſcheq in ſuch maner € forme, as fines g amerciaments there tared and X. li. kozk. foe
aſſeſſed, are vſed to be, And thereupon the Juff, of the K. Bench hall alfa pponthe Bike
award forth one other weit of Capias again the ſaid perfor oꝛ perfong ris
that fo ſhalbe returned to haue made default, with ſuch like proclamation, —
a3 Wag conteined inp ſirſt Capias, ¢ apainof xx.li.to be mencioned in che
fata fecond writ ¢ proclamation, Ana the Sherif o2 other officer,to whom
the fain {econd weit of Capias thalbe fo directed, hall ſerue € erecute the 2-Capiss.
fame fecond wait, in ſuch like maner € forme, as before ts erprefled for the
| feruing and erecuting of the fata firſt wꝛit of Capias, And tf the Sbherife
oꝛ other Officer hall recurne bpon the ſaid fecond Capias, that he hath
made che proclamation, accoꝛding to the ceno? and effect of the fame writ,
and Chat the partie hath not yeelded hisbodte to priſon, accoꝛding to the
tenoꝛ of che fatd proclamation: Chen the faid party that fo ſhall make de⸗
kault, (hal fo2 fuch his contempt and pefault fort. to the D, her heires and
ſuccelſloꝛs xx. li. which ſumme ofr. li.the Juſtices of the K. Bench fo che
time being, ſhall likewiſe cauſe to be eſtreated into the Eſchequer in mas
ner and forme alozeſaid. And then the ſaid Juſtices ſhall likewiſe award
forth one other writ of Capias againſt the ſaid party with ſuch like pꝛo⸗ 3.capizs.
clamation ¢paine of foꝛfaiture, as was contained in the fain ſecond wꝛit
ot Capias. And the Sherifoz other Diicer co whom che lato chird Pc
| Capias
Capias infinite,
The offennog
peelning bis
bodie.
tents epurpoles, ashe o2 they ſhould o2 ought to haue done, ifhe or they
She Bywhops
authozitie.
Dꝛotes ont of
Liberties, where
- the Mueenes
witit runneth
wor,
Excommunication.
Capias ſhalbe fo divected, thal ſerue ¢ execute the ſaid chird weit of Capias
in ſuch like maner and forme, as befoze in this Act is erprelled declared
for cheferuing and evecuting ofthe fait firſt and ſecond wits of Capias,
And ifthe Sherif oz ather officer, to wham che execution of the fain third
writ ſhall appertain, bo make returne of the fain third writ of Capias,
that the party vpon {uch proclamation hath not veelded his bodie to ppt
fon, accopding tothe tenoz thereof : Chen euery ſuch party for euery {uch
contempt ¢ default, thal likewiſe fort, to the Q. her heives anu ſucceſſozs
other er li, which ſumme of xx.li. ſhall likewiſe be effreaten intothe Eſ⸗
chequer, in maner € forme aforelaid, And thereupon the fain Juſtices of |
the &, Bench, thall likewife award fooꝛth one wꝛit of Capias againt the
{aid party with like proclamation and like paine of forf.of rr, li, And alfo
the {ain Juſtices hall haue authoꝛitie infintcelp to award fuch proces of
Capias with fuch like proclamation and pain offorf.ofrr.{t, asis before
limitted, againtt the (ato partie that fo thal make default in yeelding of his
bodie to che prifon ofthe Shirik, until fuch time, as bp returne of fome of
the fain writs before the ſaid Juſtices, it hall and map appeare, chat the ©
fain party hath yeelded himlelfe to the cuſtodie of the fain Sherikoꝛ other
Officer, accoyding to the tenoꝛ of the ſaid proclamation, And the party
vpon euery vefault and contempt, bp him made, againſt the proclamation
of any of the faiv tits fo infinitlp to be awarded againg hint, hallincur |
like paine and forfof rr. ti, which hall likewife be eftreated in maner aud
foꝛme afoꝛeſaid.5. Eliz.23.
4 Cihen any perlon oꝛ perfons thall yeeld his 02 cheir bodie 02 bodies
into the hands of the Sherike o2 other Dificer, vpon any of che laid wꝛits
of Capias, Chen che fame party o2 parties that thal ſo yeeld chem felues, |
fhall remaine inthe prifon ¢ cuitodte of the ſaid Qhertf oꝛ other Officer,
without bayle, baſton, oꝛ matnprife, in uch like maner ¢ foꝛme to all in⸗
|
|
1
had bin apprehended and taken bpon the fain wait of Excommunicato -
capiendo.5. Eliʒ.23.
5 Sauing and reſeruing to all Archbyſhops, and Bythops, ann all
others hauing authority to certifie any perfon ercommunicated, like au⸗
thozitp to accept € recetue the ſubmiſſion ¢ fatiffaction of che ſaid perfor |
fo ercommunicaten, in maner ¢ forme heretofore vſed, and him to abſolue
& releafe,¢ the fame to fignifie,as heretofoze tt hath bin accuftomen tothe |
Queene her heires ¢ luccellors, into the Chauncery, ¢ thereupon to haue
fuch writs fo2 che deliuerance of p fain perſon ſo abſolued releaſed, front
the Sbherifes cuſtodie oꝛ pꝛiſon, as heretofore they o2 any of chem hand, op
of right ought oꝛ might haue had: any ching tn this ſtat.tc.5. Elizʒ. 23.
6 Pꝛouĩded alwayes, that in Tales , the Counties palantines of
Lancafter, Chetter, Durbam, ¢ Ely, and inthe Cingue Poꝛts, being iu⸗
riſdictions ¢ places exempt, where the LQ, wait doth not run, and ——
0 i
| | Excommunication. 119
of Capias from thence not returnable into the K. Bench, after any Signi-
ficauit being ofrecoꝛd in the Chauncerp,the teno2 of ſuch Significauit bp
Mittimus, thal befent to fuch ofthe head Dfficer of the fain Countrey of
Wales, Counties palantines and places exempt, within whole offices;
charge, oꝛ iuriſdiction the offendors ſhall be reſiant: that is tofay, tothe
Chauncelor or Chamberlaine foꝛ che fain County palantine of Lancaſter
ano Chetter, And fo, che Cinque ports ta che L, Warden of the fame, And
for ales ¢ Clp and che County palantine of Durbham,to the chiele Fu:
fice oz Juſtices there, And thereupon, cuery of the fain Jultices ¢ Difi-
cers to whom ſuch teno2 of Significauic with Mittimus fhalbe directed €
deliuered, hall haue power and authoritie to make like procelle to the in⸗
ferio2 officer x officers to tahom the execution of pꝛoceſſe there doth ap-
pertaine, returnable before the Juices there, at their next Sellion o2
Courts, twomoneths at the leatt after the Teſte of euery ſuch pꝛoceſſe:
So alwaies, asin euery degree, thep thall proceen in their Seſſions and
courts againt the offendoꝛs, as the Juſtices of che K.bench are limitter
by the teno ofthis Act, in Cerme times to do and erecute, 5, Eliz. 2 3.
7 Pꝛouided alfo, that any perfon, at the time ofany proces of Capias Certein p ,
akoꝛe mencioned, awarded, being in peifon, o2 out ofthis Realme in the gerorrve oe
parties bepond the ſea, oꝛ within age, oꝛ of Non fanz memoriz,o2 woman naltte,
rouert, ſhall not incur any of che patnes oꝛ forfaitures afore menctoned,
Which Hall grow by any returne oz default hapning, during {uch time of
nonage, impꝛiſonment, being bepond the fea, 02 Non fanz memoriz. And
that bp vertue ofthis fat, the party grieued, map pleade euerp ſuch caule
62 Matter im barre, of and bpon che diftrefle, 02 other proces that thall be
nade, fo2 lenping ofany of the fatd paines 02 foꝛfaitures.5. Eliʒ.2 3.
8 And if the offendoz again whom anp {uch wꝛit of Excom. cap.
fhalbe awarded, thal noc inthe fame weit of Excom. cap. have a ſuſficient a mnition,
and lawfull apdition, accoꝛding to the forme of the fat, of An,1, H.5. 10
tales of certaine ſuits, whereupon pꝛoces of Exigent are to be awarded:
| Dri€ inthe Significauit it be not conteined, that the Excommunication
Bath proceed vpon fome cauſe o2 contempt, of fone oꝛiginal matter of he- Cautes of Ex⸗
| refie, op refuling to haue his oꝛ their child baptizen, 02 to receiue the holy fomunication.
| Communion, as itis now commonly vſed co be receiuedin the Church of
| England, 02 to come to diuineferuice now commonly vled in the ſaid
Church of Eng. oꝛ erroꝛ in matters of religion oꝛ doctrine now receiued
| Eallowedin plaid churchof Eng. Incontinencie,Cifurie,Spmony, Per⸗
iurie ia the Ccclefiattical court, oꝛ Idolatryrthat then all ¢ euery pains &
foꝛt.limitted againſt fuch perfons eccommunicate bp this ſtat. bp reaſon
| offuch mit of Excom.cap-wanting {ufficient addition, oꝛ of fuch Signifi-
cauit, wanting all the cauſes afoge mencioned, thalbe vtterly void inlaw,
and by way of plea to be allowed to the party grieued. 5,C1i3,23,
9 Andikthe Addition ſhalbe with a Nuper, of the place s then in CUET Ep tot
— ſuch
*
>|
Excommunication. Exception. Execution:
fuch cafe at the awarding of the firft Capias with proclamation accops
ding tothe forme afore mencioned, one weit of Pꝛoclamation (without
any paine expꝛelſed) ſhalbe awarded inte the Countie where the offendaz
fhalbe molt common reliant at che time ofthe awarding of the ſaid firſt
Capias, with paine in the ſame wit of pꝛoclamation to be returnable the
pap of the recurne of the fain firtt Capias withpain € proclamation there:
upon, at fame one ſuch time ¢ court, a3 is prefcriben for che proclamation
vpon pᷣ Cain firtt Capias with pain, And il {uch pꝛoclamation be rot made
inthe Countp there che offendog thalbe mot commonly reſtant in fuch
rales of additions of nuper:then {uch offendog (hal futtaine no pain oz fort.
bp vertue ofp ſtat. for not pelding bis oz her boop according to the tenox
afoꝛe mencioned:any thing before ſpecified ec.notwithſtanding. 5. El. 23.
Excommunication for ſmiting, or laying violent hands in a Church
or Chutchyard.S.Fighting 3.4. |
2 Excommunication for difobeying the fentence of an Ecclefiafticall
Iudge in caufes of Tithes. S.Tithes 35.
3 That in the writ of Excommunicato capiendo there ſhall be an
> addition ofthe def. name. S. Addition 2.
4 What the Sherife fhall forſait which maketh an vntrue returne
vpon an Excommunicato capiendo. S.Returne of Sherifes o.
§ That Excommunication in the plaintife or demaundantin Attai
is a void plea. S.Attaint 3.
nt |
Exception. |
Hen any that igimpleaved before any Yuttices, doth alledge an
exception, pꝛaying that the Juſtices will allow it, which tf thep
Will not allow, if he that allengen the erception,vo write the fame ercep*
tion, € require that the Juttices will put to their Seales for a witnelle,
thep thal fo do, and ifone wil not, an other of the company fhall, Ano if the
Queene vpon complaint made agatntl the Juſtices, cauſe the Recozd to
come before her, anv the fame exception be not found in the Roll, and the
plaintife thew the exception written vnder the feale of a Juſtice, the Jus
ſftice ſhalbe commaunded to be ready at acertain pay, cither to confelle, op
denie his {eale, And ifthe Jutkice cannot deny his feate,thep thall pꝛoceede
fo Judgement, according to che fame erceptton, and after,asit ought to
He allowed oꝛ difallomed, Wetk,2,13.€0,1,3 Or
Execution.
Crecntion by Den a debe is recouered oz confelled in the D.Court,o2 damages
— o⸗ MV swarnen,icisinbis electis which doth purlue koꝛ ſuch Debt oꝛ Das
waned, to fie a wꝛit of Fieri fac. that isthat p- Sherif thal leup fo much of
the lands ¢ chattels of pocbter,o els an Elegit, 05, that the ſherif thal de⸗
liuer vnto bimalp goods ¢ chattels of the debter(lauing bis oxen ¢ bealls
of his plough) etheone halke of his lands, vntil the debt be leuied vpona
realonable pzice Eextent, cif he be put out of p fame lads, be Hal =
es ae
— >
> Execution. 120
by allifeofNo.diff.e after bya wpit of Rediſſ. it need be C04. 2,1 3.€.1,18
2 There thalbe no proces awarded by ſummons, attachment, eſſoin, CExecution of
view ofland, and other folemnities of thole things which be recoꝛded be: yy °° reco ·
fore he Chanceloꝛ oꝛ Juſtices, and inrolled inthe Rolls,as ts bled in bars
gaines and couenants made out ofthe Court, But cholethings which be
found inrolled before thẽ, which haue Recoꝛd, 02 contained in any fines,
whether thep be contracts, couenants; obligations, ſeruices 02 cuffomes
knowledged, or any other thing inrolled, wherein the Q. Court out of:
fence of law ¢ cuſtome, may erecute their authority, beoftbat force; that
it hall not beneedfull copleave fog chen, But ifrhe knowledge be new,
onthe fine leuied within a yeere, the ptatncif hall haue a weit of Execu⸗
tion, And ik the cogniſance o2 fine haue binoflong time, a Scire fac. thalbe
pirectedto the ſherifto warne the party, again whom the complaint is
made, to appeare before the Juſtices at acertaine dap, ¢ thew why execu⸗
tion ſhould noe be made of chat which ts inrolled oꝛ conteined inthe fine,
Ano if heappeare not at that day, oꝛ do appeare, can ſhew nothing whp
erecution fhould not be awarded, the ſherit thal be commanded to erecute
the things tnrolled o2 contained in the fine, And in like fort thall the Or⸗
dinarie be commanded, in hts cafe where, tc, ielk.2,13,€0,1.45,
3. Sfany fuch lands, tenements oꝛ hereditaments, as thalbe bad and @ remedie kor
deliuered to any perfon in Crecution vpon a Judgement giuen foz hint, he
cognifance to him befoze made o2 knowledged, 02 vpon any latwfull title
oꝛ caufe wherewith che faid lands ec, were liable € bound, at ſuch time as
thep were deliuered e taken into execution, ſhall happen to be recouered,
Aatwfulip veuefted, taken o2 euicted, from che poſſeſſion ofanp (uch perfor
as thall haue the fame inerecution, without anp fraud o2 other default of
the {aid Tenant bp execution, befoꝛe the aid Cenant, bis erecutozs, 02
alſignes thall haue leuied 02 receiued the fata whole debt ¢ Damages, for
‘the which che fata lands ec, were delivered ¢ taken in Execution: Cher
eueryſuch Recoucrer, Oblince, and Recognilee, Half and map haue and
purfue a writ of Sci.fac.out ofthe fame Court, from whẽce che ſaid former
wit of Crecution vid proceede,anaint {uch perfon o2 perfons, as the fais
Witot Crecution was fir purſued, their heires, erecutogs, oꝛ alliqnes,
of {uch lands, tenements oꝛ hereditaments, as were oꝛ bin then liable ta
the faid erecution,returnable into the fame Court at acertaine day being
‘full rl, dates after the vate of the fame writ, at which dap if the def, (be⸗
inglawkully warned) make default,og appeare,and do not hem epleade a
fufficient caufe, other then the acceptance of the faid lands,ec, by the ſaid
former writ of Erecution, to barre oꝛ vilcharge p far (uit, fog the reſidue
ofthe fain debt € Damages remaining vnleuied o2 vnreceiued by the fain
former execution: Chen the L,Chancelop,o2 other {uch Juſtice oꝛ Juſti⸗
ces befoge whom Luch writ ofScisfac. ſhalbe returnable, hall al ekt⸗
- ones
Cognifee
; ere lands
- of bis debt op damages bpon aftatute Marchant, fat, of the Kapte, oꝛ re- — bir
1
be recouerede
\
Execution.. . Executors. |
foones a new wꝛit oꝛ writs out ofp fain former Record of iudgment, fat,
Warchant, Tat. aple,or Recognifance, of like nature ¢ effect, as the fain
former writ of erecution twas, for the leuping ofp reſidue of al fuchvebte
Damages, as then hallappeare to be vnleuied vnſatiſſied oꝛ vnpaid of the
whole ſumme in che (aid former wꝛit of Crecution conteined. 3 2.10,8,5,
Executors.
Sec Kecutozs that haue a writ of Accompt, and like action Eproces in the
ehings done ir, A_AAMe Writ,as their Teſtatoꝛ ſhould haue havifhe hav liued. A.2. 13.
eee the E.1.23. And Executoꝛs thal haue an actionoftrelpas againit tre(patfors —
* fopatrefpas done to their tettatay ofthe goods ecattels of p fame teltator
caried away in bis life time, and hal recouer theirdamages in {uch maner
as be whole Executoꝛs they be, ſhould haue pone if he hav liued. 4. E. 3. 7.
Crecutorsof = 2 Crecutors of Crecutogs {hall haue an action of Accompt, of debt,
Creeutese ann of goons taken away ofthe firſt Cettacors, and execution of ſtatutes
Warchants aud Reconnifances knowledged in Court of Record to the
fir! Teſtator, in the fame maner as the fir Cekator ſhould haue hav,
if he had liued. And the fame Erecutors of Executoꝛs hall anſwer other
men fomuch, as they haue recouered ofthe goods of the firſt Teſtatozs,
az the firſt Executoꝛs Hould haue done ifchep han liven, 25,€0,3,5,:
Patt of the 3 WMhere part ofthe Executoꝛs named in any teſtament of anyperſon
faiehelannne making anp TCI of any Lands, tenements oꝛ other hereditaments, to
uiled to be foln, he ſold by his erecutors after the death of any fuch tettatog, dorefule to —
take bpon him 02 them, the adminiftration € charge of p fame teftament, —
wherin they be fo named to be erecutozs,¢ the reſidue do take vpon them
the charac of the fame teftament:then all bargains anv fales ofſuch lands
ec, (fo willed tobe fold, by the executors of any {uch Ceftator) made bp
him o2 chem ont yp, of che laid executoꝛs, that fo doth take vpõ him oꝛ them,
any fuch cure o2 adminiftration of any uch Til, thalbe as good ¢ effectu⸗
all in che law, as ik alſo che reſidue of the fame executoꝛs, named in p ſaid
teſtament hav ioined with him o2 che in the making of the bargaine ¢fale
offuch lands, tenements, oꝛ other hereditaments fo willen to be fold, by
the erecutors of any {uch teſtatoꝛ which thal make lich Ail. 21. H.8.4.
—— 4 Im a wꝛit of Debt hroughe againſt diuers Executoꝛs, hep ſhall
Eine Not fourch bp Ellaine bekore apparance noꝛ after, fo chat they ſhall haue
Hutone Eſſoine, as their Teſtatoꝛ hould haue had, Ano the Crecutoz oz |
The Crecutor Executoꝛs, which doe firlk appeare at che cand diſtrelle returned, Hatt
pearetd fall. anfwver the plaintife, and ik iudgement patle fo2 the plaintife, the iudge⸗
antaer. ment. aid execution (hall be againſt thet which haue pleaved, and allthe
reſidue named inthe writ, of the goons ofthe Cettatoz, as ikthey hav all
allented to pleade. 9,€0.3.3, is
1 How Executors fhall recouer Rents due in time of their Teftator.
S. Rents 1.
bits 3
2 That |
. Exemplification, . 121
@ Thatthe fathers Executors be bound to fatisfie the daughter ofaid
receiued.S.Aid &c.I. mae ) *
- 3 Thatexécutors may maintaine a writ of Idemptitate nominis. See
Sherifes 23. | staring IHG. !
That Ordinaries fhal anfwere as Executorsasfarre as the goods wil
extend.S, Ordinarie, I.
5 That the money or profit oflands willed tobe folde, fhal nor beta-
ken as any of the soods ofthe Teftator,S,Probat. &c.8.
6 WhatExecutors or others fhal pay tothe Ordinarie for the probate
of Teftament.S.Probate1.2.3, 9
7 Where the heire being charged,fhal haue remedy againft his Aun.
ceftors executors,S,Accomptantsto the Queene 27.
8 Wherethe Executors of the King or Queene of this Realme , and
where the heire fhal haue the {pecialties not payd & c. S. Ac comptants to
the Queene 2. |
9 Thatthe Queene may charge the heire or Executors of her dettor,
_ See Accomptantstothe Queene 6, |
3 Exemplification,
Clery patentee, his heires, ſucceſſors, erecutozs, ¢ alliqnes, and eucrp Erempliticae
other perfon hauing bp, from, op under his o2 their title, anp effate o2
intereſt of, in, oꝛ tolands,teneméts, hereditaments 02 other thing whatlo-
euer to ſuch patentee heretofore qraunted bp anp letters Patents by any
Ring op Queene of this Realme at anytime fithence 4, Februarij Anno
27,10.8.02 hereafter to be graunten bp the Queenes Watettie, her heires
oꝛ {ucceffors, thal and may at all times inthe Queenes Courts Ec.and elfe
Where, make and conuey to ¢ for himſelke {uch claime o2 title bp way of
| ‘beclatation,plaint, barre,auow2y, replication 02 other pleading whaſoe⸗
| ter alwell againſt the Queene ec, x euery other perfon koꝛ oꝛ concerning
thelands, hereditaments,o2 other thinges contained in ſuch letters Pa⸗
tents, oꝛ fo2,02 concerning any part thereof, by ſhewing foorthan Erem⸗
plificationo, Conftat onder the great Seale of England, of the inroles
ment of the fame letters Patents, oꝛ of fo much thereofas may ſerue to, oꝛ
for {uch title claime oꝛ matter (the fame letters Patents chen remaining
in fogce not lawfully ſurrendꝛed noꝛ cancelled) fo2 € concerning fo much,
€ luch part of fuch lands Ec, whereunto fuch titleop claime thal be made,
| 4 if — * letters Patents were pleaded and ſhewed foorth. 13. Eliz.
3. EDd.6.4.
LThat no Fines or Recoueries ſhalbe amended after Exemplificati-
| onthereof'S.Fines 28.37. :
2 Exemplification of Recordsin Wales,S.Wales 20,
| 3 That Exemplification of proces & Returnes fhalbe ofas good force
as ifthey were extant.$.Accomptants &¢.5 9.
: R rigent
tion of the
Mueenes lets
ters patents.
Exigent and Ourlawrie.
Exigent it N° Exigent halbe awarded,where amanis indicted of trefpas, (ere
— cept it be againſt the peace. )1 8. Ed. 3.5.
Po pardon of . 2 Aherethe plaintife doth recouer damages, ¢ be arainit whom the
tule aereontene damages be recoueredis Outlawed at he Queens {uit,no charter of pare
swith the plate don hall be graunted of bis Dutlawꝛie (except the Chaunceloz of Eng⸗
tite — be certiſied chat che plaintife is agreed withall koz his damages,)5.
rd, 3,12,
Poon Dont 3 TAhere a man is outlawed by. proces before he both appeare, no char⸗
oy — ter ot pardon ſhalbe graunted, ercept the Chaunceloz be certified that be
felfe to patton. m which is outlawed hath yeelded himlelke to priſon befoꝛe che Juſtices of
the court krom whence p Exigent was awarded, that is ik fromthe kings
Bench, then he hall render himſelke to the fame Court, ikkrom the cõmon
Pleas then he ſhall render hiuulelke thither, and if from Juſtices aſſigned
to heare and determine, ſittingthe fame Juttices;he ſhal yeeld himlelfe be⸗
fore them, cif they be rifen,then he ſhall yeeld himſelke in the kings bench
bekore the Juſtices, and the record ana proces ſhalbe remoued before them
by writ. And the Juſtices before whom they ſhall ſo yeeld themſelues, thal
cauſe the plaintike to be warned to be at a certaine day before them, at
which vay ifthe warning be duely witnellen or certified, and che plaintife
Do appeare vpon the ſame warning, then thep thall plead vpon the firtt ori⸗
ginall waꝛit, as thaugh no Outlaw zie had bin pꝛonounced, and tf che plain⸗
tife come not, he that is outlawed thalbe delivered bp vertue of his chars
ter.5. Ed. 3. 22.
Putlawꝛy de 4 Il any man will dekeate an outlawꝛie pronounced againſt him, bp
keated by tm:
pittonnenc, realon of impriſonment certified by the Sberife o2 others whichhauena —
Record, he hall yeeld himlelfe coprifon,e thenthe Fulkices of the Kings —
bench thal caule che party to be warned, at whole {uit that outlawꝛie was
pronounced,te be before chem ata certaine day, at which day tf the partie —
wil auerre, that the certificatis vntrue, his auerment fhalbe receiued, And
inlike maner thall the Queenes Derieantoz Atturney, 02 anpother that’
will (ue for the Q. be receiued to haueluch auerment againk ſuch certifi |
cat where the Dutlawriec is pronounced at the Q.ſuit, 5. Ed.3. 13.
Wroclamatte — ¢ Jf and where a wpit of Crigent thall be awarded at the (uit of the |
Ons awarded
eto nforaine Queene, oꝛ any other plaintifein any action perfonal againſt any perfon,
Tountic · calledof anp Shire op city, being a Shire coꝛpoꝛat of ic ſelte, oꝛelſe lateof
any fuch Shire oz Citie, other then into luch Shire oꝛ Citic , whereunto
ſuch Exigent ſhalbe awarded to be called accoꝛding to the Law, and allo
in euery wꝛit ok Erigent in any action perfonall , whereof the races o2
Exigent thall be directed nto London o2 Widdleler, the delendant being
called late of Lonban,ozlate of Middleſex, and at the time ofthe Crigent —
awarded, not dwelling in London nog in Middleſer, oz elle that che
“fata pefenoant og oefendants in the fame Crigent dwell in any other —
Shire og place,then where the Queenes Arit runneth, chen che Julſti⸗
ces
Exigent and Outlawrie. 122
ces before wham any ſuch Exigent is to be awarded, in all actions where
the Exigent hall not be directed into London oꝛ Middleſex, fhall award 4
a wit of Pꝛoclamation to be directed to che Sherife of the ſame County, Pioranatiog:
where it doth appeare by the vitngof {ich action that the partic nefen= ry isawelting
dant ts, oꝛ lately was Dwelling, ifthe Queenes Arit there be currant, a one
oꝛ el{etothe next Shire adiopning tothe Countieor Counties, og other ines
places whereof the partie is called o2 lately ſuppoſed by the ſayd Cri:
gent to haue bis being , where the Queenes Arit ſo runneth not, and ir
every action thereof the Crigent fhalbe directed into London 02 Middle⸗
ſex, and the defendant in the fame called late of London oꝛ Middleſer, ana
at the timeof the Crigent awarbed noc dwelling in London 02 Middle⸗
fer, Chen the writof Pꝛoclamation ſhalbe directed vnto the Sbherife of
the Dhire wherethe vefendane at che time ofthe Exigent ſo awarden hal
haue his dwelling, 02 in cafe where che Queenes writ runneth uot, vnto
the next Shire thereunto adtopning,the which ſaid wit of Pꝛoclamation
fhal contetne the effect of the fame action, and the Sberifeofthe Countic
to whom any fuch writ of Pꝛoclamation ſhalbe pivected, hall make thee 3. Proclama⸗
Pꝛoclamations within his County at three ſeuerall daies, viz. two in the tions.
full Shire Court of the fame Countie,e the third at the general Seſſious
in thole parties, where the partie pefendant ts ſuppoſed to be dwelling,
oꝛ inthe parties of the Countie nert adiopning to the countie 02 counties
where the Queens weit runneth not,that the partie vefendant yeeld him⸗
ſelke to the Sberife of the fograine countie, to whom any fuch Exigent in
anp action perfonal is awarded, fo that the Sberifs of {uch foꝛraine coun-
tie map pon his yeelding, haue his body before the Jultices, before whom
any {uch Crigent is awarded at the day of the fame Crigent comprifer,
| thereto anfwere to the plaintife in the fame accoꝛding to the Law, Andes
| uerpfuch wit of Proclamation hall haue the ſame dap of returne, as the
writ of Erigent vpon luch forraine actions fo awarded thall haue, € eue Geert.
| epfuch weit of Pꝛoclamation hall be veltucred of Recoꝛd to the Dherife — tae
| opdeputie of the Countic intothe which anp fuch writ of proclamationiscns, ut et c·
| tobeawarden, ann the Sbherife ofthe fame Countie ſhall duely execute
thefame; and thereof make true returne at the day of the fame wꝛit ape
pointed, bpon paine toforfatt fuch amercement onto the Queene and her
heires, as by the Juſtices before whom ſuch Exigent hall be returnable
ſhall be ſet. And the Dfficer in whoſe Office ſuch Exigent istaken, ſhall
| Make out the ſaid wait and wꝛits of Pꝛoclamation as hall be amarded in
|| anpof the fata Courts,and ſhall take uo moze for the making of any ſuch
| Wpit,€ the entring of the famaof Kecoꝛd but onely vid. And ik any Dut-
lawꝛie be had, 02 pꝛomulged again anp perfon inany action perſonall
inanp koꝛraine county,€ no wait of Pꝛoclamation(as is afozelaid) awar⸗ —
Bed Ereturned;then euery ſuch Outlawrie ſhall be vtterly boid. And all Hutlary a⸗
Dutlamgies had contrary to this sie wae by Auerment, with. woincaby auer⸗
F 2 — Otte
e
————— rl
|
Exigent and Outlawrie.
out fuing of any weit of Erro7.6.),8.4.S, Indictment 2,3, i
Exigẽt againſt 6 Ahenloeuer anp mit of Exigent thall be awarded at the {uit of the
Dieting in 2-02 apy other perfon plaintife in any action o2 (uit in the Kings Bench
CHalesoz in 02 common plees, again any perfon dwelling in any ef the xii. Counties
aoe oy” in Males, oꝛ in anp of the counties palantine of Lancatter,Chelter, 02 the
Chetter, Citic of Cheſter, chen immediatly vpon the awarding of euery ſuch Exi⸗
gent, the Juſtices befoge whom any ſuch Exigent thalbe ſued ac. haue au:
thority to awardone wait of Pꝛoclamation,accoꝛdingto che tenor ¢ effect
of Pꝛoclamations awarded vpon Crigents directed out of anp of the fain
Courts into London, oꝛ into any other thires within this Realme, again
any other perſon dwelling in any other Shire where the Ducenes wpit ts
currant, accoꝛding to che oder ¢forme of the forelatoatute,6,,8.tobe
directed tofuch of the Sherikes of any of the foꝛeſaid countiesin TUales,
¢ of Lancatter,Chetter,¢ ofthecitie of Cheſter, where it ſhall happen the
fara defendant againſt tabon the ſaid action ſhalbe ſued, to be dwelling.
(But of che writs directed tothe Dherife of the countie of Lãcaſter, none
fhalbe divecten to the Sberife of any other countienert adtopning, accoz-
ping to the forefain ſtatute of6,10.8,5.€,6.26,) And euery fuch wit of
Proclamation thall haue the fame Teſte, anv vay of returne as the Exi⸗
gents, whereupon euery fuch weitok Proclamation thalbe awarded thall
haue, x euery Sbherife to whom any {uch writ of Proclamation thalbe di⸗
rected, thal make Pꝛoclamation of the ſaid wꝛit of Proclamation , accoz-
ving to the tenoz of che fame, ¢ thal make truereturne of the famein fuch
Court,t before {uch Juſtices, as the tenoz ofthe fame wꝛit ſhall require.
Anvall Dutlawries pronounced oz pꝛomulged againſt any perſon vpon
any {uch Crigent awarded again any perfon divelling in any ofthe fain
Counties,and rio wit of [Proclamation awarded infozme abouefaid ta
the Sbherifeofche County, where the partyoefendant hall be dwelling,
oꝛ Not returned, (hall be boid,1,€0 6,10, §.£0,6,26,
hele herites 7 Cuerpy Sherike ofeuerpof the ſaid Counties of (Hales, and of the
ee Counties Palancine.of Lancatter,Chelker,¢ of the Citie ok Cheſter, halk
vanor place haue it euery of the Courts of che Knes Bench,and Common plees vne
ed fuffictent deputie at the leaſt,to receiue al writsnirectes to fuch Sbertfe,
; foz whom the fame deputic o2 deputies halbeappotnted , in like maner x
forme, and bpon like paines, as by the lawes and ſtatutes of this Reale —
other Sherifes of other hires, within this Realme of England be bound |
to hauvin either of the fame Courts. And all wiits of Jroclamacion hall
be delivered nto cuery fuchdeputteof Record, inthe fame Courts: And
al(o like fees thalbe patd for making euery ſuch weit of Proclamation ,¢
for the involling ofthe fame ofveco2d, as ts before limited inthe Fatute of
J 6. .8.I.Ed.6. 10.5. Ed G.26.23. H.6. Io.S. Sherifes 10. Wales 40. |
Sleaurte 8 Ik any (uch wait of Proclamation directed to any of the Sherifesok
meninga mit anp of thelatnzit, Sbhiresin Tales , op Counties Walantine Ec, be delt=
ofproctaatta, uered
| Exigent and Outlawrie. 123
uered to any ofthe fain Sherifes, 02 to his deputie, and the fame Sherike
poe not make trucreturne thereofinto {uch Court, out ofthe which the
{ain wait of Pꝛoclamation ſhalbe awarded, he thal fort. fox euery default of
onreturne to the Q. x F.v.li.to be recouered bp action ofdebe, wherein
no — c.Ep.c. I.Ed o. Q% 5. Ed.6. 26.
9 Hany perfon dwelling in any of che {aid counties in CHtales, halbe a ad agatntt
outlawed in any fut 02 action afopelain, then tweitsof ſpecial Capias ve- fawen. out.
lagatum, fingle Capias vtlagatum,Non moleftandum , and all other p20:
ces for and againſt any perſon ontlawen , hall and map be directed tothe
Sherife of any ofthe fain Counties in. CAales, as immediat officers of the
Courts ofthe Kings Bench ozCommon plees inthat bebalfe. Ano euery
fuch wits map be delivered of record to the deputie of fuch of the ſaid ſhe⸗
rifes,to whomany {uch weit oꝛ proces {hall be directed, Anv euerie fuch
Sherike hall make erecution and returne of euerp ſuch writ oꝛ proces to
Him directed, vpon paine of foꝛf.to che Queene and ber heiresfuch amer-
ciaments,as. bp the pilcretion ofthe Juſtices befope whom {uch weit thal
be returnable thalbelet,FCd.G106° °C us mn
10 Ikanp perſon dwelling in he countie Palantine of Lancalſter, thal proces direc ·
be outlawed in any luch {uit o action, as is aloꝛelaid, then all topics of (pe- Ath ot
ciall Capias vtlagatum, ſingle Capias velagatum,Non moleſtandum, and tye Duchie,
all other pꝛoces fo), op againſt any perſon fo outlawed, ſhal and map be di⸗
rected tothe Chauncellop ofthe Duchieof Lantatter, who ſhal make like
WpitsE proces thereupon, and.oflike effect, fealen with the Seale of the
fain Countie Palantine of Lancaſter, to be directed to the Sherife of the
{aid Couritie Palantine foz the time being, as it hath bin vled infuch cas
| ſes.5. Ed.6.26.
11 But thele two ſtatutes, noꝛ any thing in them contained ſhall ex ·
tend,02 be pꝛeiudicial to any Loꝛd Marcher in CAales, noꝛ to anp oftheir
heires,noꝛ to the ſaid rit, Counties of CHales,nop to the ſaid Counties pa⸗
lantine of Lancatter, Chetter 02 the Citic of Chetter, concerning {uch Li⸗
| erties, Franchiles, 02 Pꝛiuiledges as belong to any of them, noz to any
Minilters oꝛ officers ofanyp of them, in other maner then by the true mea-
| ning of theſe Acts is beclaved, 1,€0,6,10.5,.60,6,26,
12 Po Crigent Hhalbe awarded by the Juftices within the Counties Crigent open
Palantine of Lacatter op Cheſter oꝛ the Bithoppicke of Durham, againſt iueries,
| any perfon vpon any infogmation,(uit,o2 proces,to be made by foꝛce of the
ſtatute pꝛouided 8.00, 4.acaint giuing of Liveries oꝛ Badges and retat-
ning.And ifanp Crigent be awarded , ¢ Outlawꝛie thereupon pronouns
| bedthen the fame ſhall be void, without any fuit bp weit of Erroz 07 o⸗
| ptherwwiles8.€0,4,20.05 | |
113 Imeuery action perfonall, wherein anp writ of Exigent ſhall be a⸗ Proclamation
| Wwardedout of any Court,one wait of Proclamation fhall be awarded ana MPT
made out okthe fame wi heii ie ofTelteandreturne, asthe fain
3
wit
7 Exigent and'Outlawrie.
Writ of Crigent hall haue, directed and deliuered of record to the Sherife
of theCounsie, where the pefendant, ac the time ofthe Crigent fo awar⸗
Ded, hall be dwelling, which writ of Proclamation thall conteine the
effect ofthe fame action. And the Sherike ofthe tountie, onto whom any
fuch writ af Pꝛoclamation thal deditecten , hall inake three Proclama
tiondinchis forme kollowing and rototherwiletthat is to fay, one ok the
ſame Pꝛoclamations in the open Countie court one other of the fame pro:
clamations,at the general quarter Seſſions of the peace in thoſe partes
bere thepartp defendant, atthe time ofthe Crigene awarded thall be
pwellings And one other ot che fame proclamations thall be mave (one
nroneth atthe lealt before the quint. exact, by vertue of the fain ‘Ctrit of
Exigent)at oꝛ neere the molt vluat doore ofthe Church op chappel of chat
towne o2 parith , where the defendant hall be dwelling at the time of the
fain Crigent fo awarded. And tfthedefendant hall he dwelling out of ae
np parith,then in uch place as aforelain; ofthe parith in che fame Coun⸗
bic\t nettadionning to che place ofthe vefendants divelling’, and vpon a
Sunday immediatly after Diuine Seririvee Hermon, (tf amp Sermon
there lie) e tf no Sermon chere be,then forth with after Divine Seruice,
And all Outlawꝛies had t pꝛonounced, and no weit of Pꝛoclamations a⸗·
warded s returned accordingto the foꝛme ofthis Statute thalt be wtterip —
poid and ot none effeot. And the Dikicer'in whole Ollice hich wꝛits ok Ge:
igent Protlamationsſhall bemade, (halle may take ſuch Frees, as by
_ the Statute mare 6.10:8.(S, 5. is limitted Mb appointed in that behalfe
Eno greater Fees in any wile, And che bherife for making ofthe Procla:
mation at op neere tothe Church oz chappel doore ag is afozelain, thal haue ’
rit.d,3 J.Eliz.3. ——— — bye 3. : |
Tye detendant 14 Betore any allowanceof any Writ of Error or reuerſing ofany out⸗
bpona wit of samy be had by Pleao otherwice chrough oz bp want dkany proclamas,
toantweretbe tion to be had e made, accordingto the forme of this Statitte, Che defen⸗
Pe ati(e tbe dant edefendants inthe original action, hall put in Batle, not onely to —
copempnattor. anneare,e anſwer to the plaintike in the kormer ſuit, in anew actionto be
r commenced bp the fain platntife, for the caule mentioned in the fir actis, —
but alfo to fatiltie the cöndemnation, HE the plaintike thatt begin his ſuit
» Hefore the env oktwo Termes next alter the allowing of the wzit of Er⸗
~~ 207,02 otherwile auoiding to the ſaid Dutlawpie,31,€lts,3,° 9
Whee Procla⸗
gyrations,
awit ok Pꝛo⸗ 15 (Ahenloeuer anp weitof Crigent Hall be awarded at the {uit of
— the Queene, her heires op ſucceſſoꝛs, Kings oꝛ Queenes of this Reatme,
gainit any pers 02 at Che {uit o2 ſuites of anp other perfor oz perfons, plaintife oz plain⸗
—— — tikes, in any action oꝛ ſuit in any of the Courtes ofthe Wings Bench , oꝛ
rickeofDure Commonplace, againſt any perſon oz perſons, dwelling withinthe Be
bam, fhopricke of Durham, Chen immediatly vpon che awarding of cuerp
ſuch Erigent, the Juſtice oꝛ Juſtices before whom any ſuch wꝛit of Exi⸗
gent vpon {uch luit op action ſhall be lued, Hall haue authozitie bp — |
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‘ofthis Ace, to awarde one writ of Proclamation, according to the te-
nor and effect of CCirits of Pꝛoclamation awarden vpon Erigentes (and
commonly directed out of anp of the ſaid Courtes into London oꝛ into a⸗
np other Shires of his realme againtt any other perfon oz perfoug, dwel⸗
linginother Shire oꝛ Shires of this Realme where the Queenes CUirte
doch runne, according to the oꝛder and forme of the Act mave 6, Hen.8.)
tobedirected tothe Githop of Durham for the time being, and during
thevacationofthe Biſhopꝛicke, then to the Chauncetloz of the ſaid Bi⸗
fhopricke , 02 Countie Palantine; for che time being, where it Hall hap⸗
penthe ſaid Defendant; again whom amp fuch Action ſhall bee ſued,
as is afopefaid, to bee dwelling, aud not tothe Sbherife of ante other
Shire next adiopning to the ſaid Withoppicke, oꝛ Countie Palantine,
(anie Lawe, Cuftome, oꝛ Ulage, heretofore vſed to the contrarie , not-
wuithſtanding.) Andeuerp fuch (Uric of Pꝛoclamation ſo to be hereaf⸗
—_—
ee eye ee ee ge we ee eee er äD 0
ter awarner,tofuch Biſhop,oꝛ Chaunceloz of the fain Withopzicke , oz
CountiePalantine hall haue the fame Tefte, and dap of returne, as the
Exigents, whereupon euery {uch Crit of Proclamation fall bee awar⸗
ped; hall hauc, And euery fuch Bithop,oz Chauncello2, to whom anie
of the ſaid CUrit oꝛ CUrits of Proclamation Hall be directed, hall bp
his oꝛ their Mandat, directed tothe Sherike of che fain Countie Palan⸗
tine, cauſe Pꝛoclamation to be made of the fame, Writs of Pꝛoclama⸗
tion according to the tenour of che fame, andthall make true Returnes
of thefame, in fuch Court and Courtes, and before {uch Juſtices, as the
tenour of the fame CU rit and CCirits of Pꝛoclamation thall require and
Demaund. And all Outlawries hereafter to be promulged, oꝛ pronouns
ced again any perfono2 perfons spon any ſuch Exigent, or Crigents
awarded again any perfor op perfons dwelling within the ſaid Biſho⸗
pricke, oz Countie Palantine, and no CUrits of [Proclamation awar⸗
ded informe afezefain to the Bithop , or Chaunceloz afozelatd , where
thepartie defendant thall be, as is afozelain dwelling, o2 not returned as
aloꝛelaid, thall be cleerelp void, and ofnone effect noz force inthe Late,
‘16 Euerie Bithoppe of the fain. Biſhopꝛicke, for the time being,
he Biſhop
of Durham
and during the vacation of the fain Withopricke, che Chaunceloz of the malt haue a
ſaid Countie Palantine fo2 the time being, thall haue in euerp of che
laid Courts of the Kinges Benche , and Common Pleas, one fuffictent
| Deputie atthe leat, toreceiue all fuch:Crits of Pꝛoclamations, which
hhall bee hereafter directed to euerp ſuch Githop oꝛ Chauncelor of che
Deputies thall be appointed, like manner anv fourme, and vpon like
panes; as by the foxmer Statutes and Lawes of this Realme, the She⸗
| rifesofother Shires,o2 Counties within this Realme of England, be
bouad to haue in either of che fame — And all ſuch weits of Pꝛo⸗
— 4
4 clama⸗
deputie in cer⸗
taine Courts.
bid Biſhopꝛicke, o? Countie Palantine, for whom the fame Deputy; oz
The penaltie,
ifthe Bitho
o2 Chaunceloz
Doe not returne
the pꝛoclama ·
tion.
Prouifion koꝛ
the Biſhops
liberties.
Zo whom
twits of Dite
lawrie tc. hall
be directed a⸗
gainſt any per
fon within the
Bithopricke.
Dne fee to2z tH
proclamation ¢
mandat.
tie Palantinefop the time being, 31, C1596.
Exigent and Outlawrie.
clamation as aforefain ſhalbe deliuered vnto euery fuch Deputte op Des
puties of Recoꝛd in che lame Courts anveither ofthem, andalfo the like
fees thall be paid for makina of euery (uch weit of Pꝛoclamation and fox
inrouting the Came of Recon, ag is limitted in the fame Stature made s,
{).8,3 I.Eliʒ.9.See 5. “es gti orichct oats ome
17 Hlanyluch writ oꝛ mits of Proclamation, directed to the Bithop
oꝛ Chauiceloz ofthe ſaid Withoppicke oꝛ countie Palantine, be deliuered
vnto any of the fain Biſhops kor che cime being, op (during the vacation
of the fain Biſhopricke ) tothe Chaunceloz of the ſaid countie jPalantine
fop the time being, oꝛ to bis o2 their neputie or deputies in maner ¢ foꝛme
aforelain,¢ the fame Biſhop fo? the time being , oꝛ During the vacation of
the fain Bithopricke, the Cato Chauncelog ofthe fain Countte Palantine
for the time being, doe not make true returne of euerp fuch writ and wꝛits
of Proclamation to them directed, into fuch court Ecourts, out ot which
the ſad wpit on writs of Pꝛoclamation thal be awarded: Foz euery ſuch
dekault of Non returne, euery ſuch Biſhop for che time being and(during
the vacation of the fain Sea)che Caio Chanceloꝛ fog the time being fo fats
{ing tomake duc returne, (hal kork. v. li.to the D.¢ J.to be recouered by a
ofnebt to be grounded vpon this Act wherein no E. P.Ec. 31 Eliz.9.
18 This act ſhall not extend oꝛ be pꝛeludicial to any Bithop of the fais
MBithapricke of Durham, for 02 concernite (uch Liberties, Franchiles, op |
Pꝛiuiiedges, as belong tothe fame Bithops Bithoprickeo, Sea, opto a
np Winitters 0 Officers of the fame Bithoppicke oz county Palantine.
other wile,o in any other maner, then by the true meaning of this Act is
— prouidedoꝛ declared: Anything inthis Ec. not withſtanding. 3 1.
GWG.) 20 NOG 3 ay! seat Ors iy TIA UG EIB CT.
“Oy 3 It any perfon og perfons dwelling within the ato Biſhopricke, 02
countic Palantine, (hall be Dutlawen in any {uit 02 action, wherein Pꝛo⸗
ces of Dutlawpie doth lie, Chen all Arits of {pecial Capias velagacum, |
ſingle Capias vtlagatum, Non mole(tandum, and all ocher Proceſſe, for,
op againtt any perfor oꝛ perfons fo Dutlawen, fhall ant may from hence⸗
forth be directed krom time to time, to the Biſhop of the fain Biſhopꝛicke
and countie Palantine fo the time being, and (during che vacation ofthe
fain Sea) to the Chancelog here koꝛ che time being who thal make like
writs and Irocctle thereupon and oflike effect , (ealen with the feate of
their fain Dffices,to be directed tothe Sherife of the ſaid countie Palan⸗
tine fog the time being,as heretolore hath bin vledand accultomedin ſuch
kaſeßs ERE fs YORE aE ae) et SIN HE TRE eT
t 20. Chpom arty CCtrit of Prꝛoclamationts be awarded byvernue of this:
Acte,anv the Wandat thereaponto be made to the Spherite, and ‘the exe⸗
cutionthereof,chere ſhall be but one onely fee taken,receitted,o2 demanded
for the fame, bpehetain Githop Chauncelog,anv Sherife ofthe fate *
That
|
i
~ ‘Extortion. Exa€tion. 125
1 ThatnoExigent fhalbe awarded againft theacceflary,vntil the prin-
cipal be attainted,S.Ap peales 3, Ok
2 Thatwherean Exigent isto be awarded, there fhall be addition to
the defendants name,S. Addition 1. f yioge,xid
3 Thatproces of Outlawrie awarded againſt offendorsin Treafon be-
ing out ofthis Realme, fhalbe good,S.Treafon Ir. 2d :
“Where one that is fuppofed to be outlawed; fhal auoid the feifure of
hislands & goods by entring into bandto the fherife &c. to anfwere the
Queene &c,S.Sherifes 23.0 282 dod nixdrel
5 That the indictee fhall forfaic his Cattels by Exigent again{t him a-
warded.S.Indict. 5. |
6 Wherean Exigent fhalbe awarded againft an Accomptant. S. Ac-
compt 2.
7 That Outlawrie of the plaintifein Attaint ina perfonall Action or
caufe isno plea.S,Attaint3. sha ye
Hentian Extortion, Exa¢tion.
Fany Sherife,Coroner,or other Officer ofthe Queenes, doe take any Dfficers,
thing to do his office, but onely that whichthe Queene alloweth him,
he thal render doubleto the party,and fhalbe punifhed atthe Queenes
pleafure, Weſt. 1. 3. Ed. 1. 29.
~ 2 Ifthe Serieant, Crier or Marſhal of any lIuſtice doe wrongfully take Serleant, Cre
mony ofany which doth recover land,obraine his fuit,leuie a fine or pro- *»ariyal-
fecute any {uit touching any plea ofthe Crowne , he fhalbe punifhed at
the Queenes pleafure,& yeldtrebledamages to the partie grieued.And
ifhe be a Serieant offee,his Office fhall be feifedintothe Queens hands,
Welt.1.3.Ed.1.29, | }
3 For Extortion by the Sherife, Bailife, &c. for arrefting, for letting to Sherites.
baile,making of Panels,or granting of Copies,S.Sherifes.6,7.8.9
4 ForEx,by Auditors,ortheir Clerkes,S, Auditors &¢.2. Auditors.
5 For Ex,by Receiuers or their deputies. S. Auditors 3. Receivers.
6 For Ex.by them which make difpenfations, faculties, licences,or o- Ditpentations.
ther ſuck inftruments.S.Difpenfations I,
7 For Ex,by them which haue ſpiritual iurifdition , orany fubftiture Tonses
or minifterof theirs for Citations,S. Citation 3. — — —
S8 8 For Ex, by the Clerke of the Signet or priuie Seale. S. Clerke of the Zlerueot the
‘Signet Te
- WMardens of
- 9 For Ex.of Mafters, Wardens of Felowfhips or Crafts, yponany Ap- Felowiips
prentice,or other whofe prentithip is expired ,S,Corporations 4, i
10 For Ex.by any Coroner,S.Coroner 1 6. Cozoner
“I For Ex.by thofe which haue commiffions to leuy mufters,or make Sutter ma⸗
menferue in the warre,S.Captaines &¢.14. be
Ex. i Clerkes of ¢
12 ForEx, by Clerkes of the Efchequer, ofany Bifhop or other, ‘sel Clchequer, r
Extortion. Exaction. Faires and Markers, }
hath the receiptof Tenths; S. Eſchequer · · oi 30d
Hales. 13 ForEx.in Wales without the Comaniisonces content, See Wales
, @odeitils ds
CHales. 14 For Ex.ypon them which trauaile throu gh Forels i in Wales See
Wales 112. :
Efchetors, 15 For Ex.by Either finditig OMiceanflatide,S: Echetors —9— oe
Cuftos brenium, 16 For Exan the chiefe Clerkeofthe Common place; for the entriog
ofthe concord ofany fine.S, Chitographer 2...
Cirographer. 17 ForEx,inthe Chirographer ofthe Common: placeshis depute, or
Lieutenant,S. —— Beis) zit!
Anmiral, 18 For Ex, by the Admirall, orany Officer oftie “Admirahie; 5 of any
marchantor bibcudan for Licence! &c.S.Fith,2. .
Wards. 19 For Ex. by the Officers of the Court of Wardes and Liveries » See
Wardes 28.
tg of 20 For Ex.by ile Officers of any ‘Colt — sakes J writ of pro⸗
ourts.
clamation,into a forraine Countie,S.Exigent.s5,9.
$Parthall. 21 For Ex.in the Marfhallor any of his: s Officers, S.Marfhall 6,
Diticersof 22 For Ex.taken by the head Officers ofany Borough of Marchantes,
Boroughs. ſor Scauage and Sewage. S,Marchanits 2.
Oꝛdinaries. 23 InwhatforeOrdinariesfhalbeindited: of extortionor oppref on
S.Ordinarie 2.
Dyvinaries, > - 24) For Ex,by Ordinaries for ptoouing of willes, or committiig of Ad-
miniftration.S.Probate of Teftament 12.
Foz wich. 25 ForEx,inthe Maior Recorder Steward,or luftice of, peace in Nor
wich for admitting any perfonto occupiethe arts of making Hattes, Co-
uerlets or Dornikss.S, Hattes 3. Couerlets 8.
Recogniſance 26 For Ex.for taking writing, inrolling, or cenliyng a Recognifane
in nature ofa {tatute Staple, S. Statutes 1 Bas
Gerkeokthe 27 ForEx by Clerkes ofthe market,S.Clerke of the Market Ee
Pariuts, 28 For Ex, intaking money for Obligations or —s for firſt
Fruits.S.Ecclefiafticall perfons 25, ly
poh Faires and Marbets.
Reepea Faice ™ Hey which haue Faives oy Charter op otherwile, that hold them no
— then be longer chen they ought to doe vpon paine of feilure of the fame to the
ow Queene, vntill hep haue mane fine vnto her for the faw offence, And euery
owner of a kaire, ſhall pꝛoclaime atthe beginning therok how long it ſhall
laſt, and after the fain time euery marchant ſhall ſhut op bis Booth, and
-Stall,and if any Warchant doe {ell any ware or marchandize at the fain
faive,after the fame be ended,he thal fopfatt the double value ofthat which
| be hath lold, to the Queene ec. 2. Ed. 3. 15.5. Ed. 3. 5.
Certainenates 2 Ifany Faires oꝛ Markets be kept vpon good Friday, Corpus Chri
wobec ets ſti DAY, Aſcent ion day al Saints day che dap.of the AumptionofourILae
— die.Cahitlimday, Trinity Sunday, oꝛ other Sunday (the koure ‘Sines
Faires and Markets. | 126
in Harueſt ercepted)and any goods oꝛ marchandife in them be ſhewed (ne-
ceflarie vitaileonelp ercepred) the owners (hal fopfait al their qoods ſhew⸗
ed, to to the Lord of the Libertic,o2 Franchile where {uch goods contrarp
to this ordinance fhalbe ſhewed. But they which haue no power to keepe
fairoopmarket but vpon luch daies, may keepe it within thee daies be⸗
koꝛe oꝛ after'anp of the faid feattes, after ppoclamatton fir made what dap
the faire thalbe holven,27.1),6.5, .
2 Sfany Steward, Underſteward, Baitlife,op ather officer o2 miniſter In enery court
ofany Court of Pipowders pertaining to a faire, will hold plea pon an a fal be
action at the ſuit of anp perſon vnlesthe plaintife, 02 his Atturney doe in twoone ec.
me of the vefendant lweare vpon the holy Cuangeliſts vpon his de⸗
Latation,that the contract og other fact contained inthe declaration,was
made 02 committen Within the time,turifdiction, and bounds of the fame
faive,he thall fopfait C.8.t0 the Ducene,and him chat will fue by action of
debt:foꝛ ifeheplatntife refule the foꝛeſaidothe, the vef, ought tobe diſmiſ⸗
fed ont okthe ſame Court, and the platutife thal take Lis remedy at the Cõ⸗
mon law gc. But though che plaincife do affirme the fame, pet the nefen-
dant hal not be concluded, but thal anſwere and plead to the action,o2 ina:
hatement of the plaint,¢ proffer an tue, that the fame contract, treſpas, oꝛ
Other fact was not committed within the time of the faire, o2 iurifpiction
of the ſame, but elſe where ec. ut this ſtatute hall not pꝛeiudice the Bi⸗
ſhop of Durham oꝛ his ſucceſſoꝛs, within che liberties of his fain Biſhop⸗
ricke I 70.4.2, 1,3 6s fi PH :
4 Fiche owner,qouernour, farmer, ſteward, bailile, oꝛ chiefe keeper of g place appoin⸗
any Faire oꝛ Market ouert, where horles, mares, geldings, and colts haue ted for Wozte
bin and thalbe vfen to he ſold, do not perelp appoint one {pectal openplace, ~~ -
within the towne, place, ficld,o2 circuit, where hoꝛſes, mares geldinges, oꝛ
colts ſhall be fold , and alfo one {ufficient perfon oꝛ moze to take tolle, and Toll gatheren
focontinue inthe fame place from ten of the clocke inthe forxenoone vntil
the Sun be fet daily, ouring che continuance of the fain faire , he ſhall koz⸗
kait for cuerp default rl. ſhillings to the Queene and Informer , to be re-
couered before the Juſtices of peace,oz bp A, Fee. wherein no CH, ¢c.€,
I) PC.2,¢ 3.99.4 M.7. | 7 $32
5 The Colle gatherer of euery Faire or Warket , thall take his law⸗ pre dere cc
full Toll fox euerie horſe mare, gelding and colte fold, exchanged, op put folt tor hortes
away inthe fata fatre ec, & at the open place appointed for thefale of hoz⸗ ſhalbe taken.
fes,betwirt the houresof ten inthe forenoone, and the Sunne fer, ik it be
tendzed, x at no other time o2 place,and ſhall haue before him the parties
tothe bargaine, at che taking of the Tolle, and allo the hoꝛſe ec, ſolde, and
Ml wꝛite the names, ſurnames and dwelling places ofthe parties, ¢ the
colour and one {pecial marke of the horſe, 02 els he thal fof. fo2 enery de⸗
fault xl.s.to the Q.and Jl. to be recouered befoꝛe the Juſtices of P. 02 bp
A, Fee wherein no CC xc. E. P.xc. Foꝛ the fale of anp ſtollen pe.
| ee a Faire
Faires and Markets, | uf
Tbe ving of a a Faire oꝛ Warket,thall not take away the property from the owner ther⸗
rete peat f° of, except thelame Worle beopentp ridden, led, walked, Dziuen, op kept
ehones proper: fanviner by the {pace of one houre at the leaſt, betweene ten of the clockin
* the mogning,¢ che Sun let. in the open place ofthe Faire, where Horſes
are commonly vſed to be folv,e not in any houle,parde, back{ine 502 other
fecret place, and vnleſſe all the parties tothe bargaine being prefentinthe
faid Faire ¢c, thal come together & being the hople ſo ſold, to the open place
appointed for che Colle taker,o2 booke keeper, Ethere enter theirnames
and dwelling places and the colour,and one ſpeciall marke ofthe Dopzle,e
pap the toll forthe fame, tf any be paiable in that satve,opellethebuyerta —
giue apente for entring ec, for where Collis not due byreafonofthe lis
berty of any Faire oꝛ Warket,che keeper of the booke thal not eractaboue
apente fo2 a contract, And if any Morle, Ware, Gelding,o2 Coit, theeuiſh⸗
Lp ſtollen oꝛ taken away, be lold, giuen, exchanged oꝛ put away inanp faire
oꝛ market, and not bled in all points,as is afogelaid,then the owner therot
may take againe the fame,oz haue an accion of detinue oꝛ repleuin fop the
fame Dole €c.2.¢3.19.¢99.7%
2 note — “if 6 Che Colle cathereror keeper ofthe Hooke, hall within one bay next
3 ratte. after euerp faireoz market ended, bꝛing and deliuer bis booke tothe Ow⸗
her, Steward, Bailife,o2 chiefe gouernour of the Faire ec.who hal caule
a note to bemade, ofthe number ef all Hoꝛſes ec. folveat the lain Faire,
and hall ſubſcribe his name, oz ſet his marke thereunto, And who fo mas
keth default, thall korfait for every offence xl.s. to the Q. and J.to be reco⸗
uered before the Juſticesof P.oꝛ bp A. J.ec.wherein no CU, €c- C1). Fl.
and allo thal! anfwere thepartie which is grieued by bis negligence ines
uery bebalfe.2,and 3419.¢ 9.7.
The ſellersß 7 Ro perfon fhallin any Faire o2 Market fell, giue, exchange, orpue
betwen, away any Worle, Ware, Gelving, Colt, or Fillie, ~onlette the Collecaker
there,oz (where no Colle is paid) the booke keeper, Bailie, oꝛ chiefe Di
ficer ofthe fame Faire oz Warket, ſhall and wili take vpon him perfect |
knowledge of the perfon that fo ſhall ſell o2 offer to fell, que, 02 exchange
anp Hoꝛſe ¢c,aud of his true Chꝛiſtian name, Curname,atto place of dwel⸗
Ling 02 refiancie, and (hallenter all the fame his knowledge into a booke |
©: there kept fo2 fale of horſes, Oꝛ els that he fo felling oꝛ offering to fell,
Kitte,erchange,or put away any hoꝛſe ac.ſhall bring onto the Coll taker,
auntie of8 99 other Dfficer atozelain of the fame Faire o2 Market, one ſufficient and
credible perfon that can, fhall, 02 twill teftifie and declare onto; and before
ſuch Colle taker, booke keeper,oz other Dificer,that he knoweth the par⸗
tie that fo ſelleth, giueth, exc hangeth oꝛ putteth away (uch bogle tc. bis |
true name, ſurname, myſterie and dwelling place,andthereenter,orcaule
co be entred in the booke of the {atv Coll taker, oꝛ Ollicer, aſwel the true
Chꝛiſtian name, and ſurname,myſterie, and place ofdwelling, oꝛ reſiancie,
of him that fo lelleth, giueth, ext hangeth, oꝛ putteth away (uch Hoꝛſe ec.
as
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_ Fatresand Markets. 127
as of him that ſo thal teftific 02 auouch his knowledge of the fame perfon,
@ ſhal alſo caufe co be entred the verie true pꝛice oꝛ value that he thal haue
for the fante horſe ec.fofold.and noperfon ſhall take spon him to auouch,
teitifieo2 declare that be knoweth che partic that fo Mall offer to (ell, ciue,
erchange, oꝛ put away ſuch hole ec. vnles he doe indeed truelp know the
fame perfon,and fhalltruclp declare to the Colle caker,oz other Dificer a-
forelain,alwel the Chpiftian name, furname, mifterie, and place of dwel⸗
Ling and reftancie of himſelke, as of him, ok, and for whom be maketh ſuch
teftimonie and auouchment. And no Colle taker, 92 other perfon keeping
any booke of entrie of {ales of Hoꝛſes in Faires oꝛ Markets, ſhall take
oꝛ receiue anp Colle, or make entre ofanp fale, gikt, erchange,o2 putting
away of any hoꝛſe zc. vnles he knoweth che partie that fo ſelleth, giueth,
exchangeth, oꝛ putteth away any {uch hoꝛſe ec, x bistrue Chꝛiſtian name
ſurname miſtery, and place of his dwelling 02 reftancyo2 the partie that
Mall anv will teftifie and auouch bis knowledge of the fameperfon fo fel-
Lng giuing, exchanging, oꝛ putting away ſuch horle ¢c,and his true Chꝛi⸗
ſtian name ſurname, myſterie and place ofdwelling 02 reſiancie, and ſhall
take a perfect entrie into the ſaid book of ſuch his knowledg of the perſõ, cuhat chalbe
and of the name ſurname, myſterie and place of the dwelling op refiancie na
ofthe fameperfon, anv alfa the true peice op balue that thall be bona fide, Tolle book.
faker or bad foz any ſuch hoꝛſe €c.fo fold, qiuen,eecchanged,o2 put away fo
farte as he can vnderſtand the fame, and chen giue tothe partic fo buping
op taking by gift,erchange,o2 otherwiſe, ſuch hoꝛſe ec. requiring and pay⸗ — 355
in gtwo pence for the fame, a true and perfect note in waiting, of all the to the Duper
— fullcontents of the ſame ſubſcribed with bis bande , on paine that euerp
— —
— — — —
perſon that fo hall ſell, giue.exchange, oꝛ put away anp hoꝛſe ¢c. without
being knowen tothe Colle taker, 2 other Officer aforelatd , oꝛ without
Hringine {uch auoucher oꝛ witnes, cauſing the fame to be entred ag afoze-
laid euery perfon making any vntrue teffimonic oꝛ auouchment tn the
behalke akoꝛelaid, and euery Colle taker, booke keeper, o2 other officer of
Faire oꝛ Warket afozelain offending inthe pꝛemiſſes, contrarie tothe true
meaning afozefain (hal forf. fo2 euery (uch vef. v. li But allo p every fale,
gikt, exchange, oꝛ other putting away of any hoꝛſe tc. in Faire 02 Market,
not vſed in al points, according to the true meaning akoꝛeſaid, ſhalbe void,
The halke of which fort Hhalbe tothe D.ec, and the other to him that will
fue fo2 the fame before the Juſtices of peace,oz in any of her Maielties or⸗
binarie Courts of Record. by A.of debt, B. P.oꝛ J, wherein ns E. P. ee,
31.Eliz. 12.
“8 Ikanxy hoꝛle, mare gelding, colt op killie, halbe ſtollen, and after hall TP’ owner
be lold in open kaire op market, and the fame (ale ſhalbe vſed in all pointes dis otlen porte
and citcumtances as afopetaid,vet neuertheles the fale of any ſuch hole heme paving
Ec.Within fire moneths next after che felonie done, ſhall not take away the te price.
propertie of che owner from whom the lame was Kollen ſo as clatme be
| made
Faires and Markets. ~
made within {tre moneths by the party from whom the fame was Toller,
02 bp his executoꝛs 02 adminiſtratoꝛs, 02 by any other by anp oftheir ap-
pointment at o2 inthe cowne oꝛ pariſh where the fame horle ee, thathe foũd
before the Maior, oꝛ other hean officer of the fame towne o2 parth, if the
fame horſe ec.hall happen tobe found in any towne coꝛpoꝛate, oꝛ market
towne,o2 elſe before any Juſtice of P. of that Countie neere to the place
where fuch Hoꝛſe ec, thalbe found, iftt be out of towne coꝛpoꝛat oꝛ mare
ket towne, and ſo as proofe be mave within rl, daies then next enſuing, bp
two (ufficient witneſſes to be propuced and depoſed before (uch head offie
cer oꝛ Jjutlice,(who by vertue of this act, (hall haue authoritie cominitter —
any oth tn chat behalke)t hat the prspertie of che fame hoꝛſe ¢c.foclaimes,
was inthe party by, 02 koꝛ whom fuch claime is made , ¢ was Kollen from
Him win fir moneths rect before (uch claime ofany ſnch horle ee, But che
partie from whom che fain hoꝛſe €c, was ſtollen bis executoꝛs oꝛ adminis
ſtratoꝛs hal and map at all times after, notwithſtanding anpfuch fale o2
fales in any faireo2 openmarket,theresf mave, haue propertie ¢ power ter
haue, take again,¢ entop the fain hoꝛſe ec. vpon paiment, og readinefle, op
readie to pay to the partie that ſhall haue the poſſeſſion and intereſt of the
fame horſe ttc. ik he will receiue and accept ft, ſo muchmoney asthe fame
partie ſhall depoſe and ſweare beſoze ſuch head officer oꝛ Juſtice of peace,
(who bp vertue of this act ſhal haue authoꝛitie to miniſter and giue an oth
in that behalle) that he paid koꝛ the fame bona fide without fraude or cote
Atceſſorie to luſion, any law, ſtatute xc.notwithſtanding. Not onely all acceſſorꝛies bee
“felony. fore {uch felony done, but alfo all acceſſories after {uch felony, fhallbe dec
pꝛiued and put fron all benefite oftheir Clergie as the principall by ſta⸗
tute heretofoze made, is oꝛ ought to be,3 1, Cliz.1 2. S. Clergie ĩ 3. Iuſtices
ofpeace 105.
Ice fopenes 9 S.Statute de Mercatoribus 13. Ed. . The Queene ſhall prouide a
elatre. feale for Faites athe fame walbe lent vnto euery faire vnder the D.leale,
by a Clerke ſworne, oꝛ by the keeper of the Faire.
Churehyards 10 S. Statute Winchefter, 13. Ed. 1.6. faires nor markets ſhalbe kept
inthe Churchpards, for the honourofthe Church.
Londoners 11 Cuerp free man and citizen ok the citie of London may leade, carie,
eat 02 Ko With his bictual, ware,or marchandise whatſoeuer it be, to any faire
fatve oz market 02 market within England: any ſtatute o2 oꝛdinance made 02 tobe mare
within London, tothe contrary notwithtandina, Any the faiv ordinance
ec. (halbe void, and no perſon ſhalbe hurt tn loſing of bis libertie by adnul⸗
Ling of,c2 not obeying the fame, And ik any perfon doe caule another tobe |
pretudicen by che fame, be fhall forf. to the Q.and J. x.li.to be recouered bp
action of debt. 3. h.7.5.
1 Whomay buy Cattel only in the Faire & Market,and who el{where_ |
Sce Cattell 2, ;
2 That Lordes of Fairesand Maskets, fhall appoint two or ees a |
a | — Mint could earch
FalfeIudgemenr, Facmes. Felonie, 128
fearchand feale Leather, $.Leather 25,
3 Thatche felling of ftollen Cattel ina Faire or Market in Wales, fhall
notaleerthe propertie,S.Wales 725 : !
| ft F: Ie Judgement. |
7One (but the Qucene hal hold plea in his court, of falle tudgemene
giuen in the court of bis tenants : fo? fuch pleas do {pecially belong
eothe Queenes Crowne and dignitie.Marleb,52.4),3,20,
4a | Farmes.
F any perfon do take any ſeuerall Farmes moze then one , of any maz Farmes inthe
As inp tonemennsigacticigrc,m tithes withinthe Ille of Tight, Ille ol Mishs.
whereof the farme of them altogether ſhall erceen the ſumme okx. markes
nas thall fozfait tothe Queene fo euerp ſuch taking x. pound
ive ol 6. xf
: 2 Fratyofocuet both receiue oꝛ takein farme for terme of life, peres, —
oꝛ at wil, by Indenture, copy of court roll oꝛ otherwiſe, any moe houſes oꝛ farmes,
tenements ofhuſbandry, whereunto any lands are belonging, in towne,
village, hamlet, oꝛ tithing within this Kealme, aboue che number of two
ſuch holds oꝛ tenements, oꝛ batho occupieth any ſuch holds ſo newly ta⸗
ken to the number oftwo, except he be dwelling within the fame pariſhes
where fuch holds be, he thal fozfait to the Q.and J.foꝛ euery weeke that he
ſhhall haue occupy, oꝛ take any profits offuch holds contrarp to this act itt,
siiti.ð.to be recouered within one pere next after {uch offence committer,
vby G5. ec. wherein no Ci. ¢c.€.19.¢0.25,D.8,1 3,
1 Whenlands feifed into the Queenes hands vpon an Enqueſt taken |
_ before an Efchetor,may be let to farme,and to whom.S.Patents 17,
2 Thatthe therife fhal not let to farme his countie,his Bailiwicks,Hune
| dreds,nor Wapentakes.S.Sherifes 5,
3 That Ecclefiaftical perfons may not take any farmes.See Ecclefialtie
| call 14. 16.
Felonie.
Tis Felonte by Tatute,to ſel, exchange, oꝛ deliuer within Scotland, oꝛ Countying
Iche batable ground betweene England and Scotland to the vle of anp Being
Scottiſhman, any Dorle, Mare, oꝛ Gelding, oꝛ to lell, exchange, oꝛ deli⸗
uer in England, ales, Barwicke, oꝛ the Marches ot the ſame, oꝛ in the
laid batable groũd.to the intent to be conueied inte Scotland, any Doyle,
Mare, oꝛ Gelding, without the Queenes licence onder her great Seale.
And in like ſoꝛt it is felonie to bup che fame, Audit thatl be lawful to eue⸗
rie of che Queenes ſubiects inhabiting inthe marches againſt Scotland,
tdarreſt any Scottiſhman conueying (uch Hoꝛſe ec. And he hall haue one
moitie of che price of the Hoꝛſe, and the Q.the other, 23. H.8. 16. I. Clix
7.8. Horſes 14. |
2 And the fecond time to bring, ſende, deliuer oꝛ receiue, oꝛto pꝛocure ——
to be bzought ſent, deliuered, oꝛ receiued into a thip oꝛ bothome, —— *
gic an - being
Cnlarpring of
Prifoners.
Taking 02 vee
ftroping the
MQueenes Cas
ftles,
Felony.
Being aliue, to be conueied out ofthe D.vominions. But shete dall be no
Corruption of blood noꝛ foꝛf.of land oꝛ dower by reafonof this Felonie, 8,
Ciz.3,S.Shcepe 1.2,
3 Anvto confpire, deuiſe, inuent, oꝛ goe about vnlawkully and malici⸗
oully co enlarge oꝛ fet at libertie any ‘perfon committedto pꝛiſon, card, a2
cuſtody by the Queens ſpecial commandement, which isinvicted of trea:
fon couching the Q. perſon, and the fame confpiracy ec. by mozds, writing
02 other act,manifettly to ſet foꝛth oꝛ Declare 14. Eliz.⸗ “£0 endure during
the Queenestife.S.Prifons 2.
4 And vnlawkullyto conſpire, compalle imagine, — 0 deuiſe ta
take oz keepe from p Dany of her Caftles, Cowers, Foꝛtreſſes, oꝛ holds,
opto raiſe, burne, oꝛ deltrop any okthem oꝛ anp part of them, hauing munis
tion 02 ordinance of the Queens, oꝛ appointed to be garded withfouldiers
fo2 defence thereof, within any of the Q .vominions,ozthe marches ot the
ſame, and the fame conſpiracie ec. aduiſedly bp any act, words OF waiting
Rekuling to ab⸗ 59 And koꝛ him which by the Statute pꝛouided( Anno 35.Eliz 1.00 re⸗
iure, not going,
O2 returning.
Conturation.
to declare foz any of the malicious ¢ rebellious intẽts afoꝛeſaid. And it is
Felony to be aiding, counlailing, comkoꝛting, oꝛ abbetting to any {uch cõ⸗
ſpiracy,knowing thereof.14, Cliz,1.S,Caftels r,
taine the D.fubtects tn due obedience) is to he abiured which ſhall refule
to make ſuch abiuration as by the fain ſtatute i isappointed , oꝛ atter ſuch
abiuration,(hal not go to fuch Dauen, anv within fuchtime asis appoine
fen, ¢ from thence depart forth of the realme accoꝛding to the ſaid ſtatute,
oz after his departure, hall returne and come againe inte anp the Queens
realines o2 dominions without her (pecial licence in that bebalfe firtt baa
and obtained, Pꝛouided that the wife of any offenver by force of this act, |
ſhall not loſe her dower, nog that any coꝛruption of bloud hall grow oꝛ be
by veafonof any offence mentionen inthis act: But the heire of ſuchoſtẽ⸗
ber, bp force of this act, (hall ¢ may, after the death of euery offender, haue |
and entoy the lands, tenements, and hereditaments of {uch offenver, as tf
this act had not bin made: Chis act to continue no longer then to the end”
of the nert Seflion of Parliament, 35. El. 1. S. Recuſants 19,And fo bint |
which by the ſtatute prouived(An.3 5. El.2. koꝛ the reftraint of popiſh Re-
cufants to fome certain place of abode)isto be abiuren, which Hhallrefule |
tomake ſuch abturation as bp the ſaid fatute is appointen: 02 after ſuch
abiuration fhall not goe to fuch hauen, within {uch ime as is appointed,
from thence depart fogth of the Realme accoꝛding tothe fain ſtatute op
after bisdeparture, thall returne and come againe into. any the Dueenes |
realmes 02 Dominions without her ſpeciall licence in that behalle fir had |
and obtained, 3 5, €1i3.2, S,Recufants 33,
6 Andto practife, vle, oꝛ erercife anp Inuocation, oꝛ Coniuration of e-
uil and wicked ſpirits fo anp intent,o2 to be ayding oꝛ counfatling to any
5. offender. Gut there Hall be no cogruption of bloud, 02 fort, 7 op
power
:
‘power, by reaforof this Felonie, 5. Eliʒ.16. S. Coniuration r. ‘ase
7 And to exerciſe Ciitcheraft, Enchantment, Charme,or Soꝛcerie, Mritcheeatt,
swherebp any perfon ſhall be killed 02 deſtkroied oꝛ to be apding oꝛ coun⸗
fapling to any ſuch offendoz. Gut there thall be no copruption of blood,
o2 fof, of land oꝛ dower Ec, 5, C1i3,16,S, Coniuration 2.
8 Andthe fecond time to practife CCitchcraft,Cuchantmene, Charme Inchantinent,
0 Soꝛcerie, whereby anp perfon hall be conſumed, ox lamed in bis bodie Vecttie
op member oꝛ any of his goods oꝛ cattels deſtroied oꝛ tmpatred, being once
pf the like offence conuicted before , 02 to be counſailing orapding te fuch
offendo? . Wut no corruption of blood, o2 forfatture of Land 02 dower Ec,
5, Clls,1 6, S.Coniuration 3. ae sh At basta AF a
: A wa to commit Buggerie with mankind, oz bealt, 25. H. 8, 6, wuggeric,
Eliz.17. oe —
o Any koꝛ any ſeruant (other then Apprentice ) being of the age of Secuants in:
xviii.xeeres to goe away with any monep,tewels,qoons,o2 cattels,o2 any ses ones
part thereof of his Watters op Miſtreſſes of the value of rl, s. op aboue,
deliuered vnto him to keepe bp his Malter c. to the intent to ſteale o des
fraud bis Paſter o2 Miſtreſſe thereof, 02 being in feruice with his ſaid
$a Ker, to imbezill, oꝛ to contert to bis owne vie, money, goods, tc, of the
fain valuc, without his Watters commaundement, to che intent to teale
the fame, 21. H.8.7. 5. £13.10. |
x1 And koꝛ a ſeruant imbefiling bis Watters goods after his death, Seruants im⸗
which doth not appeare inthe Rings bench to aunſwer thereunto at {uch beslins thete
time, as bp topit nirected,and paoclamation made he thall be demaunned, aterthee
| 33+10.6.1. 3 ! ES BeatD 3:
12, Ano fop anpperfon of the ane of riiii veeres op aboue, calling him Egyptians,
felfe an Egyptian, oꝛ being in company with chole which call themſelues :
Egyptians, op vileruiting himlelfe in apparcll ,fycach ,02 otherwife, ike
vnto them, and fo to continue at one o2 ſeuerall times wythin England
| O Wiales , by the lpace of a moneth. 1, 2,39 an MP. 4, 5,€lt3,20,
| S. Egyptians 2, a co ee My | ca
13 Andfop any man being the Quecnes {eruant ſworne, and whole Contpicacie’
name is in the Check roule of her houtholv,{eruing in any officeog roumth reece”
| vnder the eſtate of a Lord, to confederat, imagine, conipatle.oz conſpyre any Tord.
with another to deſtroy op murder the Q.oꝛ any Lorwof this Realme, v2
“any other ſworne to the Queenes Countell, of the Stewatd Creafozer,
| 2 Comptroller of the Queenes houſes. 3. H.7. 1 3, See Queene 1 2. that
| thecompatling of the Queenes death, 0 bodily harme tending to death,
| ANd bp writing, Geach ¢c, declaring thefame ishighCreafon,
14 Guy to rauiſh anp woman, where the doth not ronfent, before nog Raye.
| after. And to rauith any woman with force, though theo confent after,
| Hellz, 1 3,€0,1,.33, And vnlawkully and carnalfp to know and abule
anxy Woman chile, onder the age of ten peeres,x 8,C113,6, S, Rape 1.2%
; 2 15 And
Felonie.
td til 1s And foz any perfon to beeake pryſon, being therein fox Felonies
prilon. 1, £0, 2, *
Taking a wo· ¶ 16 And to take any maid, widow, oꝛ wike, hauing lands 02 goods, op
managaint being heire apparant to her aunceffo, againſt ber will vnlawfully, and to
her will. receuie any fo taken knowing thereof, and to procure g abette the fame,
| 3,10,7.2.S* Women 12.
@omakea pt 17 And kor a Gaoler, keeper, oꝛ vnderkeeper of prifon to make anp
———— priſoner in his warde to become appouer againſt bis will bp too great
diurrelſe of impꝛiſonment, and bp paine.14,€0,3,10,S, Prifons 3.
pepetins ok a8 Anb foz any Clerke og other perfonto ſteale, cake away, withdꝛaw
FOODS, ‘pp willingly auoine any Recozd,02 parcel of Recoꝛd, writ recurne,panel,
‘proces, oꝛ warrant of Atcurney, inthe Chauncerie ,Clchequer Kings —
bench, Common place, oꝛ Creaturie , wherebp any Judgement thall be —
reuerſed, 02 ta be a counfeller,procurer, oz abbetter thereunto, And balfe
the Enquett which thall trie the Felonie thall be of the fame Court, and —
halfe of other perfons, 8,4).6,12, S. Recordes 4. |
Cutting outot 19 Andofmaliceprecended, to cut out che tongue, oꝛ pat out the eyes
— of any of the Queenes ſubiects.5. H.q.5. pon |
"20 nd fo2 any perfon finding a Jf atucon, Laner,Laneret, Cercelet,
Fmbefling oꝛother Hauke, which doth not bꝛing che fame to the Shirike of the fame
afa Hauke. Countie, that he map make Pꝛoclamation in all the good Cownes ofthe ©
Shire, to che intent rhe owner may hate knowledge thereof, but noth —
imbeſill the Hauke. 37. Ed. 3. 19. S.Havkes 2.
spuitgteation 21 Anco practifethe artot multiplying of atop Siluern
| a2 Qnd fozto caufe Walons to confeverate themfclues inchapters,
aons · anvatlemblies, whereby thep fo doe. 3.40,6.1,
ecco part of the Qucenes wages, oꝛ foꝛ a Martner, o2 a Gunner, taking prelk
wages to ſerue the Queencon the Sea, not to come onto ,o2 to depart
from bis Captaine without licence, 18, 0.6.19, 2,€0,6,2, 5+ Eliz.5.
27, E1311, 4. 5. P. and D,3,S.Captaines 3,
Hunting in the 24 And koꝛ any perfonto hunt onlatfully in the night, in any fopeff, |
night 0 Wit) narkeog warren, o2 with painted faces, bilogs,o other diſguilings, to the
incent he would not be hnowen, and being thereoferaminen by one ofthe —
Mueenes Countell, o2 by a Builtice ofpeace of the fame Shire, to conceal —
the offence o2 any offender , And fo2 any perfon which ſhould be arreftev,
Biiguifings.
to bifobep ,o2 make reſcue to any perfon hauing CHlarrant to arreft ſuch
Hunter , fo chat execution ofthe fame AMarrant thereby be not had, 1,1),
7,7. See Inftice of peace 16, -,,
25. Sno fox anp Wuruepaur,Caker,o7 other, ta inake purueiance for |
SMM ge Mucenes houle,op Wraroyobe, without warrant,¢ to cacvie any ching
away againtt the confent ofthe otener,28,Cb,1,2, And foz anp Purueioꝝ
~ aber commillion to him directed, to bup og pꝛouide, oꝛ cake any caviage
at : in
23 And koꝛ him which is entred okrecoꝛd a Souldiour, and hath taken
melonics. a 130
in other mater then is compꝛiſed in his commiftion, 36. Ed 3.2. Ano fay
any Purueyoꝛ, not to make his prouifton by the teſtimony appraiſement
of the Conttables g kower honelt men of the towne, where he maketh bis
prices, and not to deliuer Tales oꝛ Indentures ſealed with his ſeale teſti⸗
kying the ſame; 5. Ed. 3. 2. 25. Ed. 31. And fog any Purueyoꝛ to cake
moꝛẽ bittatles op cariages fox the Queenes boule oꝛ moꝛe great horſes
then he bath deliuered to the fame boule, 36. Ed. 3.4. And foz any Pur⸗
ueyor to take moze ſheepe before ſheare time then beluffictent for the
Mueenes houte, and to carte chemte his owne houle, anv (heave chem,
25.0.0, 3,15. S.Pureyours 4.9.17,18.1 92 2275 G Sass So
26 And eltloones to commit any of the offences prohibiter by the ta- Fosingot
| Lute prouided 5. Cis, again che forging of euidences aud writings, be:
ing once before conuicted,o2 condemned of any of the ſaid offences by any
“Df the wayes oꝛ meanes limitted by the laid ſtatute. But there ſhall be
no copruption of blood, no forfatture of land 02 dower by reafon of this
Fetonie, 5.Clis.14,S.Forging Wega
27 And fo2 anp perfons tothe number ofxii oꝛ aboue, being alſlembled Tintaweute
together, to intend, go about ;p2actile, oꝛ puc in bee with fogce of armes aſſemblie.
vnlawkully, ¢c.to change any Lawes tn force eftablithen for Religion bp
Parliament oꝛ any other Lawes,oꝛ Statutes,o7 to do anyother Act pro-
Hibicen by the ſtatute pꝛouided againſt vnlawlull erebellious aſſemblies
Ec. And being commanded o2 required hp the Shirike, oꝛ Juſtices okpeace,
€c. ator, Bailtfe,cc, by proclamation in the Queenes name, to retyre to
their houles,¢c. toremaine together bp che {pace of an bower alter ſuch
commandement by proclamation, oꝛ after in forcible € riotous maner to
attempt,do,oꝛ put m bev, any ofthe chings afopefaw,1,.99,12,1,€1,16,
28 And for any perfon vnlawkully ec, by ringing of any dels founding Rating of one
of any Trumpet, Dromme, Done, oꝛ other inftrument oꝛ bp firing of — allem ·
any Beacon, malicious ſpeaking ok any woꝛds, making anpouterie, ſet ··
fitth bp, 02 caſting any bill, oꝛ writing, oꝛ ᷣy any other deede, o2 act to
raile any perfons tothe number of xii. oꝛ aboue to the intent the fame,
perfons thouly doe, commit oꝛ put in bye any of the actes afopefaty probit:
bited, €, Ifthe fain perfons fo raiſed after requeft op commaundement
Kitten a3 aforefain ,fhall continue together as afogefain ,o2 vnlawkully
xcommit any of che things aforefaid, 1.99.12, 1. Eliʒ.1 6. | :
29 And foe the wife or ſeruant of any ofthe fame perfons fa allembled, Helieuing per⸗
and fo2 any other perfon whatloeuer, willingly to fend, bring , deliver, 02 —— —
conuey any money, harneſſe, artillarie, weapon, meat, bread, Dpinke, op —
other vittaile, to any perſon oꝛ perſons fo being aſſembled, during luch
time as they ſhall be tomether, 1.95.12, I.Eliz. 1 6.
30 And fo any perlons tothe number of xl. oꝛ aboue, to aſſemblethem Zl. xerſeons
feluesinfopcivte maner vnlawkully to the intent todo ¢c,anp of the fore temblen.
| {aid chings,o2 other felonious 02 seas 4 acts, to ——
| 2 py
. Felonie. :
by the {pace of iii. houresatter Proclamation mare, at, oꝛ nighthe place —
where thep be allembled, oꝛ in fome Market town next adioining after nas
tice therof to them giuen. But there halbeno copruptid of blood bp reafon
of anp of thefe felonies,1,99,12, 1,011.6, S.Riots 16.17.18.19.3%.
Slaundetous 31 Andfoz anp perfon which ſhall eftfoones aduiſedly and witha mas
retoes of the licious intent, either of his owne imagination, op of the {peaking 02 re⸗
porting of any other, ſpeake, oꝛ report any falle,{evitious and ſlaunderous
ewes, Kumoꝛs, ſayings, oꝛ tales of our Soueraigne Lady the Queene
that now is, being once lawfully conuicted of any of theoffences afore:
fad, 2 3,8olts.2, S.Newes 50% & si4i4.6) « oathyecied ie aoe Me
Siaunder of 32, Andfozanp perlon which either within the Queenes Dominions
Silas tap s oꝛ without, which hall aduiſedly and with a malicious intent. againk
quig,gc. Olt Soueraigne Lavp , deuile and wiit, point ,op ſet foorth anp Gooke,
+ Rime, Ballade Letter, oꝛ writing containing anp falle,{evitious,¢ ſlaun⸗
derous matter to the defamation of the Doz to theincouraging, firring,
oꝛ mouing of any Inſurrection oꝛ Rebellion within this Reale, o2 any
the Dominions belonging tothe lame: D2 thall aduiledly ¢ witha malt
cious intent again our ſaid Soueraigne Lady procure, oz caufeanp {uch
pooke, writing, tc,.to be wꝛitten pꝛinted, publiſhed, oꝛ ſet foorth , ana the
fame offence not being punithable by the ſtatute made An,25,€0,3. cons
~ cerning Trealon, oꝛ veclaration of Creafon,og bp anyother kkatute wher⸗
by any offence is made oꝛ declared Creafon, 23. Eliz. a. S.Newes 6.
enon od Aud for any perfon which uring che life of che Quteenes Warelkie,
long them, either within her Dominions o2 without, which thall bp ſetting og erece —
tall hue ce tingok anyſigure orꝛ figures, op by calling Natiuities, o2 bp Calculati⸗
ee ont3,02.bp any Prophecping,CHritcheratt, Coniurations, oz etherlike bre
., Aatefull neanes whatloeuer, ſeeke to know,and ſhall ſet foorth bp expꝛeſſe
“+ > Woops, Deedes, 02 wꝛitings, bow long her Waiektie Hall liue oꝛ continue, —
~ optabe ſhalreigne as iking oꝛ Queene of this Realme after her decealer
©? hall aduiſedly ¢ with a malicious intent againt ber Dighnelle vtter
anp Direct Pꝛoxhecies to anp {uch intent ¢purpole, D2 hallmalictoully —
eetimine the by any words wziting, oꝛ printing, wiſh, will oꝛ delire the death, oꝛ depri —
Dneensaeath vationol the Queenes Watetlie that now is, 02 any ching directly to the
os Deprivation. ſame effect, And to he ayoer,procurer,and abetter to anp of the fata offen:
ces, is allo Felonie. Bue no attatnder of any perſon fog anp offence made
_. Felonie bp this Act Hall be adiudged to make the offenver to fopfaitany
lands,tenements oꝛ hereditamẽts any longer then onelp during bisotune
life D2 co make any corruption of blood to any heive of any fuch offers
dor: D2 tomake the wife ofanp (uch offendo2 to looſe her dower, oꝛ ticle
of dower, of,02 in any Lands,ec, oꝛ her action op intereſt to the fame, 230
Recetning og Eliz. 2. See Newes 7. ‘|
Regains ane 3 4 Jad fopany peefon wittingly ano willingly to receiue, relieue, com⸗
Baer, ' fopt aide, 02 maintaine anp Jeſuite, Seminarie Peieſt, 02 —— |
: eacon,
Felonie. ; 130
Deacon oꝛ religious oꝛ eccleftatticall perfon whatloerer, being bore
within chis Realme,oz any other the Queenes Pighnelle dominions and
beretofoze (ſince the feattof Saint John the Bapritt, Añ r.Clis,) mane,
oꝛdeined oꝛ profelled,o2 hereafter to be made, oꝛdeined, oꝛ pꝛofeſſed, by any
authozitie oꝛ iuriſdiction deriued, challenged, oꝛ pretended fromthe Sea
of Rome, being at libertie, 02 out of hold, knowing hin to be a Jeſuite,
Seminarte Prick, 02 fuch other Piel, Deacon, oꝛ religious oz eccleli-
afficall perfon, as ts afoꝛeſaid. 27,€1i3, 2, S. lefuites 3.
35 Ano fo2 anp perfon o2 perfons hauing the charge o2 cuſtodie of any Finbetiling the
arntour,opbinance munition, that, potoder , 02 habilimentsof warre, of arce seman
the Q.Maieſtie, her heires 02 ſucceſſoꝛs, oꝛ of any victuals pꝛouided fog e victuall,
the victualing ofany Souldiers, Gunners, Mariners, oꝛ Pioners, which
fhall foꝛ any lacre 02 gaine, o2 wittingly, aduiſedly, of purpoſe to hinder
oꝛ impeach her Maielſties ferutce , imbezil purloine, oꝛ conuep away any
the fame arinour, ordinance , munition, thot, 02 potuder, babiliments of
warre,o2 victuals to the value of xx.s.at one oꝛ feucrall times, fo that he
be impeachen fo2 the fame within one peere nert atter the offence done.
— But no attainver foz any offence by this Act thal make che offener to fore,
any lands any longer then only during bis life,o2 make any copruption of
blood tothe heire, oꝛ the wife to for. ber power. 3 1.€1,4,8.Armour rr.
36 And for any Rogue beng baniſhed this Realme bp che Juſtices of Rogues,
peace in their Quarter Seſſions, which thal recurne againe into any pare ababoundes.-
ofthis Realme, oꝛ cAales, without lawful licence,oz warrant (oto Doe,
Thich Felony hal be heard € determined in that County of this realme
02 CHales, in which the offentoz hale apprehended, 3 9,€1i3.4, See Va-
gaboundes 4. °
37 And for an tole ¢ wandering Souldiour oꝛ Mariner, oꝛ other idle Mariners,
perfon wandering asa ſouldiour oꝛ mariner, which doth not ſettle him⸗ — ——
ſelke to ſeruice, labour, oꝛ other lawful courſe of life without wandering:
Oꝛ which comming from his Captaine from the Seas, oꝛ krom the parts
hepond the Seas, thal not haue a Teſtimonial onder the hand of fome one
Juſtice of peace ofoꝛ neere the place where be landed, ſetting down therin
the place ¢ time when and where be landed, ¢ the place of bis dwelling or
byrth vnto which he isto palle,and a conuenient time therein limitted for
bis pallages D2 hauing {uch a Cettimontal, thal wilfully erceede the time
therinlimiteed aboue riiti,vayes: D2 haue with him any fuch teſtimonial
forced, knowing the fame to be foraca:D2 which being reteyned into fers
uice fo2 one whole peerz,after his arraignement fo2 any offence afopefata,
| ſhall depart within the peere, without the licence of him chat fo reteyned
him. 39. Eliz.1 7, See Mariners &c, 4.5.6.
38 And fo2 any perfon peruerſly ¢ maliciouſſy to break bp oꝛ cut balun Pownike,
atl part of neta Powdike in Darihland,in the County of Noꝛfolk, oꝛ tn
the broken dike, otherwiſe called old sar Dike bp Warihlana in che a
3 Dt ae
a
P|
1 |
—
*8
Felonie.
of Elp,in the Countie of Cambꝛidge, o2 any other bank being parcell of
the Kinde € vttermoſt part of the ſaid countrie of Marſhland made foz the
dekence ofp fame countrie of Marſhland, otherwile chen in working vpon
the ſaid banks € dikes, for che repaive of che fame, 22. H.8. 11. 2, and 3,
Peand M. 194
39 And wilkull killing by poyſoningok any perſon, is witfull murder
of malice prepenſed. And the offenders, ayders, abbetters, pꝛocurers, and
counlailers,ſhallſuffer death, and fozfait asin other cates of wilfull mur⸗
per, 1 Ed.6.1 pa :
Euery man 40 Allmen generally thallbe ready at the commaundement ano lum⸗
Hallpucue monsofthe Shirikes, and at che crie of che countrey, to purſue and arreſt
Felons. Felons, when neede ſhall be, alwell within Franchiſes as without, and
they that wtlinot,¢ thereof be attainced, hall make a grieuous fine to the
Qucene, and tf dekault be found tn the Lord of the franchite,che Q. ſhall
feife the franchife to ber hands, And ifdefaule be inthe bailike be thal be
one peere imprifoned,¢ after make a grieuous fine,¢ tf he haue not wher:
Concealment SEbe thal haue two peeves impzifonment, Ano if the Sbirife,Coponer,o2
op notattach- anp Bailike within ſuch fraunchife,o2 without, foz reward,o2 intreatic,oz
ment of (lone sy attinitie, do conceal,confent,o procure to conceal the Felonies pone
in their liberties, oꝛ otherwile wil not attach o2 arvett ſuch felons (where
a3 thep map)o2 othertuile will nat do theiroffices for thefauourthatthep —
beare to ſuch offenders, ¢ be therofattatnten,thep thal be one yeere impꝛi⸗
foned,€ make a grieuous fine, And ikthey haue noe whereof to make fine,
thep (hall be three peeres impꝛiſoned, CHell,1, 3. Ed.1.9. Upon all Das
Huy aud Crie. Micives, Burglaries, men ſlaine, oꝛ put in great Dancer, Guy ¢crie hal be
leuiev,¢ euery man hal follow the huy & ceie,¢ offevers fteps,tfic map be,
€ wholoeuer doth not, ¢ is therupon conuicted,ſhalbe attached fo appeare
before the Juſt.of gaole deliuery.3. E. I. Officium Cor. S.Huy & Crie.
41If any manluſpect ſuch lewde perſons as were in times paſt called
— rd (Roberthinen,CHatters,o2 Dratwlatches) of any manflaughters, felonies —
Lonig. oꝛ robberies, be it by Day o2 night, they ſhall be incontinently arreſted bp
the Conttable of the Cowne,t ificbe within Franchiſe, deliuered tothe
Bailifes of the Franchile, and if in Gildable, to the Dbivifes, and kept —
vntill che comming vowneofthe Juſtices of Gaole deliuerte, who hall
proceede to the delinerance of them, 5. Ed. 3. 13.
Feonereue 42 Iknotorious Felons which beopentp knowen ofeutl fame, wil not
Hing lawiult put themſelues vpon Enqueſts of felomes which anp man doth ppolecute —
— bekore the Jullices at the Q. luit, they ſhalbe put in ſtrait ẽ hard priſon as
—n— thoſe whichrefule the Law of the Kealme. Gut chis is not nderſtanded
; of prifoners, which be taken fora light ſuſpition, Aeſt. 1. 3. Ed. 1.12.
That the keeper of a Forreſt, Parke, or Warren may kill him which
commeth within his charge to do hurt,and will not yeeld. S. Foreſts ..
2 Thathe which killetha Felon , which atcempeeth to cobhe hed
a
Poplſoning.
—
Felonie. Fefants , Partridges. 122
fhall forfairnothing.S. Forfaitures 1.
3 That the luflicesmay awardea writofReftitution of ftollen goods
vponthe attainder of a Felon, S. Reftitution 1.
That the Queene fhall haue Felons goods, and Ananm Diew,and
Vaftum,in their lands .S, Prerogatiue 16.
s Thatthe luſſices ofthe Kings Bench,may remaund any Murtherer
or Felon,and lg Indiiment to be tried in the Countrey.S.Remouer 2,
6 — es of him which is impriſoned for Felonie, ſhall now
e feifed Before he beattainted thereof.S. Shirifes 26.
_ 7 That an abiured perfon committing Felonie fhall lofe the priui-
ledge of Sanctuarie. S.Sanctuarie 9.
8 What meanes may be vfed for the apprehenfion of them in one
Countie, to be indicted in an other. S. Inditments 2.13.
Fefants,, Partridges,
FF any perſon do take,o; caule to betakenanp Feſants oꝛ Partridges, aking Fee
| by nets, ſnares, oꝛ other engines, out of his otune CAarren vpon the free: “St ie 7
holvof another perfon , without the aſſent and {pectall licence of the ow⸗
ner, 02 pofleflo2 of che fame, he thall fort, x, Pico the omer of the around
and the Gnformer, to be recouered hy 4.5, ¢e,11.40.7.17,
2 No perlon ſhall take, kill, oꝛ deſtroy any Feſant oꝛ Partridges with Killing of Fee
any maner of nets, nares, ginnes, engins, rowſting, lotoffine , 02 other trinseg ye che
deuiſes whatfoeuer in the night time, vpon patne of fof, for euerp Fe⸗ night.
) fant fo taken, killed, 02 deſtroyed, contrarie to the true meaning of this
Act, xx.s, and for euery Partridge x.s. Che which ſaid penalties tfeuerp
perlon fo offending, do not pap within x. dapes next after his o2 thetr cone
uiction, thento haue one Monethes tmpatfonmient without baile o2 main⸗
| poile, And further ouer ¢ belive fuch forfatcure o2 imprifonment to put in
| hond with goon {uerties fog the {pace of two peeres, that he fall not take,
| kill, oꝛ deftrop any Partridges o2 F efants, contrarie to the true meaning
okthis Ace s Che fame bond to be taken by fome Juſtice of the peace of
| the Countie where the ſaid offence hall be committed. Cheone halfe of
all which ſaid ſeuerall fopfaitures to be to the chiefe Lod oꝛ Loꝛds of the
Itherties, lopothips,o2 manozs, vpon ¢ in which che fame thal be fo taken,
Killed, o2 deſtroied, and the other moitie to fuch perfor o2 perfous as will
| fue fog the fame in any her Waietties Courts of Record, by B. 19,02 J.
| Wherein ns M.E.P.ec. 23. Eliʒ.10.
| 3 Pouided aliwates,chac if (uch perlon, to whom the one halfe of the a remenie
‘fata fopfaicure is appointen for che taking, killing,o2 deſtroying of Par⸗ aM —
tridges and Feſants contrarie to the teno2 of this Act, hall diſpenſe with, wich the tortat
litence,oꝛ pꝛocure anytaking, killing, oꝛ deſtroying of any Partridges or — es
| Felants,contrarie to the foꝛme of this Ace: Chen all {uch fon faicures and ‘
| penalties.as fuch perfon o2 perfons fhould haue bp vertue of this Act, ſhall
be fo thepooge of the Pariſh where os taking, killing, oꝛ deftroping thal
4 oo OG
———
Fifteenes. Fighting , Quarrelfling.
be committed: And that to be leuted o2 recouered in maner and fourme
afozefain by any one of the Churchwardens of the pari where the of-
fence ſhall be committed, 2 3. Eliz.10.
Dawkingin 4 jo perfor oꝛ perfons hall hawke, oꝛ with his Spaniels hunt, in anp
Deane, ground where Come op other Graine thall chen grow, (erceptit be in his
ouvne ground) at luch time ag any eared 02 codded Core 02 Graine thall
be ſtanding and growing vpon che fame, noꝛ before ſuch time as fuch
Coꝛne EGraine ſhalbe hacked, cocked,hiled,o2 copped, vpon pain of for
faiture foz euery time that be thal fo hawke o2 hunt as afozefarn, (without
the confent of the owner of the Coyne o2 Graine)to {uch perfon oz perfons
as fhall be owner of the {ait eared oꝛ codded Coyne o2 Graine rs, anv
the fame tobe leuied ¢ recouered in maner ¢ forme afozelain,2 3. El.1 o.
cinta UO Pꝛouided alwayes, that this Act thall not in any wile extend to
tringesor ee Lowbellers, Cramellers, o2 others, which hall vnwillingly happen to
— — take any Partridges or Feſants bp night vnder any Tramell, Lowbell,
agatne. Roadnet, oꝛ other engin: Do as chep ¢ euerp of chem do prefently loole €
let xo euery Felant and Partridge ſo taken, and {ufter them preſently to
flie and woe at large at the place where thep ſhall happen fo to be taker,
without willingly killing, oꝛ wilfully hurting any ſuch Felant oꝛ Pars
tridge, ſo taken in anp maner of fort : any thing in this Act ec, not with⸗
ſtanding.2 3. Eliʒ.10. S. Iuſtices of peace 38. Leetes 18.
Fifteenes. :
I Foꝛreins, hauing lands, o2 tenements, goods,oꝛ tattels within
a — any totunes at the dap okthe graunt of any Diſme, Fikteene, oꝛ other
iuhere they ve Taxe, althoughthey lead away their beatks, oꝛ carie away their goods €
Pe det cattels out of che ſame towne after the vay of the fain graunt,pet euery of
* them hall be contributozie with che inbabitants of ſuch townes, to fuck
Diſme, Fifteenc,or Care, And che Collectogs of che fame vifine,fifteene
ortare for the time being within {uch townes haue power by authogity of
their office ,totare € allele {uch Foꝛreins according to the quantitie of |
their goods,cattels ¢ pollelfions, being inthe fain tewnes atthe dap ofthe |
graunt of the fain diſmes, fifteene,o2 tare, ¢ for the fame ſummes wherto
they be affellen 02 tared,to diffraine in euery place within the ſaid county,
aſwell befoze the M. be anfwered of the whole ſummes that attaine to the |
fat townes, as after, But no man oꝛ woman halbe twice charged for any.
fuch beatts, goods,oꝛ cattels,in any wile bp occafton thereof, 9,1D,4.7-
Fifteene,Quarrelling, |
Diawingo® Fs any perfor Hall malicioufly trike anp other perfon, whereby blood
ee Duce Ichall be ſhed, in any of the Queenes houles op Palaces, oꝛ in any other:
Palace, boule, where the Queenes Wateltie, her heires ec, hall be at that time)
abpaing in her Rotal perfon, vis,within any evtfices, courts,places, ware
Dens ogchards,o2 houles, withinthe Porters warde of any of the houſes
aboue rehearled, o2 within any gardens, priuie walkes , ee |
tilte
|
|
| | Fighting, Quarelfing. 133
| tiltpards, woodyards, tennts plates, cocke fights, bowling allies neere
adioyning to anp of the fain houfes, and being part of the fame, oꝛ within
| OC. foote of the ſtanderd of any outward nate oz gates of any of the fata
| houfes, commonty vſed for paflage from any of the houles ec, and fhall be
| therofindicted,arrataied,¢ attainted accoꝛding to the ſtatute inthat cafe
pꝛouided, be thali baue bis right hand ſtricken off, be impgifoned during
his like, and make fine to the Queene at her plealure, But this act,nop the
paines koꝛfaitures before rebearlen, (hall not extend to any jRobleman
daꝛother perfon that thall trike bis feruane within rhe ſaid Palaces 02
houſes,oꝛ the limits of the fame, with his hand o2 Git o2 any finall ftaffe oꝛ
fticke,for coprection fez any offence cimitten, Noꝛ to anp of the Queenes
Officers that inerecuting his office, thal frike anie perfon wich bis hand,
fff, oꝛ finall ſtaffe, ſticke, o2 tipſtaffe. Noꝛ to ante other perfon, that in
doing ſeruice at ante triumph,o2 any other cime of {eruice, by the Queens
O2 anie of her Counſel, oꝛ other her heavofficers commandement, ſhall for
the erecuting of his fata feruice, trike anie perfon with bis hand, fiff,
ſmall taffe, 02 ſticke o2 any tipſtaffe, within the fame palace, houle ec,
although bp reafon of the fame ftroke 02 ſtrokes there happen tobe anp
bloodſhed of {uch perfon as ſhalbe fo friken, except the perfon fo ftriken
die of the fame ſtroke withinone peere next after. 33. H. 8. 12. Dow the
offender in this cafe thalbe tndicted, and tried, S.Triall.4.5.6.
27k anie perfon whatloeuer, voe by woꝛds onely, guarell, chive 02 Chiding inthe
bꝛaule manie Church 02 Churchyard, then te Hhalbe lawful to the Ordi⸗ tase ety
narie of the place where the offence is pone and pꝛooued by two lawful
witnefles, to ſuſpend him (being a lay man) ab ingreffu Ecclefie, and
being a Clerke, from the miniſtration of his office, fo long as he thinketh
mecte, according Co the fault.5. Ed.6.4.
3 3: CUbofoeuer thall mice, o2 lap violent hands vpon another, in ante Smiting tn
Church oz Churchyard, hall be deemed ipfo fao excommunicate, and Churches
: oS from the felowthip anv companie of Chꝛiſts congresation, ;
5.Ed.6.4.
4Ik anie perlon thall malictoufly ſtrike any perſon with any wea⸗ Drawing or
pon, in anie Church oz Churchyard, oꝛ thall gat ante weapon, in anie TUS mito
| Church op Churchpard,to che intent to trike another with che famesthen a Church og,
euery perfon fo offending and thereof being cõuicted by verdict of twelue Cburchrard.
men, 02 bp hisotoneconfellion, oꝛ by two lawfull witneſſes before the
Juſtices of Aſſiſe, Juſtices of Dier anv determiner, op Juſtices of Peace
in their Seſſions, ſhall be adiudged by the fame Fubices, before whome
{uch perfon thall be conuicten, to haue one of bis eares cut off, And if che
perſonoꝛ perfons fo offending, haue none cares, wherebp thep ould ree
ceiue ſuch punithinent as is before declared, then he oꝛ they to be marker
and burned in the cheeke with an hot pron, hauing the letter (F)inberebp
he or they map be knowen and taken fo2 fraie makers anv suse and
eſides,
Aſſaults spor
then which
come to the
Parltanwne,
Affaulting the
fervant of hint
which cometh
to the Parlia⸗
ment.
She conuloz
inthe fine fhall
come perſonal⸗
ly before the
Juſtices·
& fine taker
bp dedimus
poteftatem.
A fine cannot
bel D ith: E rae -
ait 7 — the Queenes Court, without an oꝛiginall writ, and chat muſt be at the
Weitte.
Fighting, Quarelling. Fines, 4
efines, that euery ſuch perfor to be and ſtand, ipfo facto, ercommunicas
ted as is afoꝛeſaid. 5.and 6. Ed.6.4.
5Ifanie alſault oꝛ fray be made pon anie Loꝛd Spiritual, oꝛ tem⸗
poral, K.of the ſhtre, citizen oꝛ burgeſſe, which comes to the Parliament,
doꝛr tothe Queenes Counſell by her commandement, and there being anv
attending, then proclamation ſhall be made in the moſt open place ofthe
towne where the affrap was made, bp three feuerall vates,that the partie
that made {uch alfray o2 allaule hall peeld himfelfe tn the Kings Bench
within a quarter of a peere next after the JPpoclamation mane, tf it be in
the Cermetime, o2 ochertwile at the firſt pay of the Cerme following the
faid quarter, And ifhe donot, he Mali be atcainten of the fain veede, and
paie to the partie grieued bis nouble damages to be taxed bp thenifcretia —
ofthe Juſtices of the fame bench, 02 by enqueff, ik tt be needful, and ſhall
make fine ¢ranfame at the Queenes plealure, And tfhe come € be found.
ruiltie by enqueit, by examination, 02 ot herwiſe of fuch affrap o2 allault,
tyen be hall pay to the partie grieued his double damages found bp the.
enqueſt, 02 to be tared by the difcretion ofthe {ata Juſtices, emake fine €
ranſome at the Queenes pleaſure. 1.10,6,1 1, Che like puniſhment hall
he haue which makech alſault o2 fray in Parltament time vpon any ments
all ſeruant ofanie Ruight of the Parliament, o2 €c, which doth come to,
the Parliament with his mater, 5.30.4.6, |
Fines.
& well the parties plantifes oꝛ demandants, as the tenants and de⸗
ferdants, which mill knowledge o2 peeld thetr right or tenements to
others ta pleas of Warrantia chartz, Couenant, and other like, wherupo
fines ave to be leuied, hal come perſonally beiore che Juſtices ofthe Com⸗
mon place, befoe the fame fines be leuied, chat their age, Idiocie, oꝛ other
nefece (ifthere be anie) may bedifcerned and iudged bythem, but if ante
man which isold,vecrepit.o2 impotent by any calualtie, be fo oppreflette
oꝛ beteined, that he (snot bp anie meanes able to come before the fain Juz
flices, Chen two o2 one ofthe fain Juſtices by che allent of the whole
Bench, hall go vnto him which is fo diſeaſed, and hall recetue his cogni⸗
fance,opon the plea og forme of plea, which be bath in the Dueenes court, —
whereupon the fain fineourht to be leuied,and tithere go but one, he hall
take with him an Abbot, a Pꝛioꝛ, op a Knight, being a man ofcrepi¢ and |
Koon name and thal certifie the Juſtices of the Commonplace thereof bp
their record, So that all things incivent to the fine being bp himog them
weil eramined,the fame fines map be duely leuied. Carliel. 15. Ed. 2.
2 She order of the law wilinot permic a finall accoyy to be leuied in
leaſt befoze foure Juſtices of the bench,o2 in Cire, and not otherwiſe, ana
in preſence of the parties named tn che writ, which be offul age, good mee
mozte,and out of patton, And ifa a woman which is couert baron, beone of
the
Fines, 134
the parties then it behouech that the be firft eraminen before che faty foure fine tenien dy
Futtices, any if the donot alent to che fine, it Hall noe be leuied, Mat, de * womã couert.
finibus. 18, 9.1,
3 Aftertheingrofling of euerte fine to be leuied in the Q. Court, be- @ ane proctats
fore her Jultices of the coinmon pleas, ofanplands, tenements oꝛ other Me.
herevitaments, the fame fine ſhall be openly ſolemnly read and proclai⸗
med in the ſame court the laine Cerme, and in thrꝛee Cermes then nert
following the fame ingrolſſing in the fame court,at foure feucrall daies in
euerie terme, and tn the ſame time that it is ſo read and pꝛoclaimed, all
pleas ſhall ceafe, I.R.3.7.4. h.7.24. All fines with proclamations from
after the fealt of Catter next enſuing to be leuied in che ſaid court (viz,
of the Common pleas) (halbe proclaimed only foure ttines, that ts te fap,
once tithe Cerme wherein it is ingroſſed, and once tn euery of the thoce
TCerines holden next after the Came ingroſſing. And euerie fine proclai⸗
med az afozelatd, ſhalbe ofas great fogce and effect tn law to all intents €
purpoles, asif the fame had been firteene times proclaimed accogding to
the ftatutes heretofoze made, 3 1. Eliz. 2.
4. Ano the faid proclamations fo had ¢ made, the fain fine ſhall be a fi- Kho watt se
nail end, and conclude alwell priuies as ſtrangers to the fame except wo⸗ f fneanp tubo
men covert (other then be parties to the ſaid fine) and euerie perſon chen not.
being within age of ert. peeres, in pꝛiſon, oꝛ out of this Reale, o2 not of
wyhole minde at the time of che ſaid fine leuied, noz partie to {uch Fines.
IR, 3 740, 724.
5 Sauing to euerie perſon o2 perfons, and to their heires (other then Tuery 7—
the parties inthe ſaid fine) (uch right, claime, and intereſt, as they haue, Sane
fo, 02 inthe fain lands, tenements o2 other hereditaments, time offuch breſentlx hath.
fine ingroſſed, ſo that thep purſue their title, claime og intereft by wap of
Action oz lawfull entrie, within flue peres next after che {aid ppoclama⸗
tions hav made, 1. R.7.4. A.7. 24.
6 And lauing to all other perſons, ſuch action, right, title, claime, and The tight of
interelt, in 02 cathe fain lands,cenemencs, 92 other hereditaments, as Gre wien matt
thall grow, remaine, oꝛ difcend, 02 come to them akter the fain fine ngrof come to them.
fed, and proclamation made by force of anie gikt in the tatle, 02 by anie o⸗
ther cauſe oꝛ matter had and mane, before the fain fine leuied, fochat thep
take their Action, oꝛ purſue their fain right and title according to the law
within fiue peeresnert after {uch Action, right, title, claime, 02 intereſt to
them accrued, diftended, remained, fallen o2 come ¢ Gnd the {aid perfons mae —
| and their heirs map haue their laid Action againé the pernour ofthe pro⸗ gaint pernone
üts ofthe (aid lands and tenements ana other hereditaments, rime of che of the peckits.
| faid Action to be taken, 1,38, 3,7,4,10.7.24.
7 Andikthe fame perfons, at the time of fuch Action, right, andtitle, aye right ct
accrued diſcended,remained, or come bute them, be couert baron oꝛ with⸗ oe
in age, in pꝛiſon oz out of this land, oꝛ not of whole mind, chen their is perlons tn
_ right
Fines. q
pztloned, one right and title ſhalbe referuen, anv laued to them, and to their beires,
of hig taw> vnto the time thep come anv be at their ful age of rri.pecres,out of ppifon,
Wholemind within thisland, vncouert, and of whole mind, fo that they op their heirs —
fancy. take their {ain Actions, op their lawfull entric,accopding to their right ẽ
title, within fiue pecres next after chat thep come, anv be at their fulage,
out of prifon, within this land, vncouert, and ok whole mind,and the fame
Actions purſue, oꝛ other lawkull entrie take, accoꝛding tothe law, But
all {uch perfons as be couert baron, not partie tothe fine, and euerp pers —
fon being within age, in priſon, oꝛ out of this land, 02 not of whole minde
at the time of the ſaid fines leuted, and ingroſſed, hauing anp right 02
title, oꝛ cauſe of actton to ante of the {atv lands and other hereditaments,
they o2 their hetres inheritable to the fame, hall take their fato actions, op —
latwfull entrie according to their right and title, within fiue peeres nert
after they come ¢ be of full age of xxi. yeeres, out of prifon,wncouert, with:
in this land, anv of whole mind, and che fame actions Cue, o2 their lawful
entrietake and purſue accogding tothe lawe. And if thep doe not take
their actions and entrie as ts akoreſaid, thep and euerie of them and thet
heires, and che hetres of euerte of them, fhalbe concluded bp the fatd fines
fo2 euer inlike forme as thep be,that be parties 02 priutes to the ſaid fines,
I. R.3.7.4. D.7.24.
Crceptionthae 8 Sauing to euery perſon and perſons not partie noꝛ priuie to the ſaid
aay fine, thetrerception, to auoid the fatd fine, by that, chat thofe that were
nothing inthe parties to the fine, noz ante of them, noz no perfon noꝛ perfons to their
lane. bfe, neto the ble of any okthem, had nothing in the lands and tenements —
compꝛiſed in the fata fine, at the time of the ſaid fine leuted, 4. H.7.24.
Gfineproclat’ 9 Anno 1. R.3.7. itis enacted, that a tranſcript of the fame fine hall
mepat these he ſent by the ſaid Juſtices of the common plees, tothe Jultices of Alſiſe
and quarter ofthe Countie where the ſaid lands and tenements be, they tocaule the
Seſſions. ſaid fine to beread and proclaimed openly, and folenmilie im cucrie theit
Sellions of Alife to he holven the fame peere,tf Ailes do then hold, and
all the pleas in the meane time to ceale, Allo altke tranſcript of the fame
fine ſhall be lent tothe Juſtices of Peace ofthe Countie where the fad
lands and tenements be, they tocaufe open anv folemne proclamation ©
of the {aid fine to be made at foure ſeuerall Seflions ofthe Peace tobe
holden the fame peere, The fain Juttices of Allies, and allo Juſtices of ©
peace to certifie che fame proclamation to the Queenes Juſtices ofthe —
Cammon pleas, at the ſecond day of returne of the Cerme then next
kollowing. |
Finesatthe 10 Cuerie finechat ſhall be leuied in anie ofthe Qucenes courts of |
fovtibe tune anie Manors, lands, tenements, o other poſſeſſions after the maner, vſe
ei they and formes that fines hauc been leuied before the making okthele acts, be q
oa of like korce effect and authopitic,as fines ſo leuied be, 02 were befoꝛe the |
making of thofe acts, and euery perfon thal be at his libertie to leuie — |
. ; at |
Fines. 135
‘at big pleafure, whether he will after the fopme contained ¢ oxdatned in,
and by chele actso2 anie of themt,o2 after the maner and koꝛme befozetime
vſed.4. H. 724.1 R.3.7.
11 Allfines aſwell heretofore leuied, as hereafter to be leuied bekoꝛe Proclamations
the Iultices of the Commonplees, ofany manoys, lands, tenements, 02 aniournment of
other hereditaments, whereupon the proclamations haue not, 02 fhali not ante terme.
by reafon of adiournment of anp terme by writ be duly made, ſhall be of
as good force, effect and ſtrength to all intents, conffructions, and purpo⸗
ſes, a3 tf anie terme heretofore adtourned, 02 that at anie time hereafter
fhalbe fo adiourned, han been holden and kept, from the beginning to the
endthereot not adiourned, and Pꝛoclamation therein made, accoꝛding to
the fourme and effect of the fain ſtatute of 4,1D,7.1.M.1.Parl.7.
12 All Fines which thall beleuien before che Juſtices of Alliſes at Fines tented
Lancatter,o2 before one of them, of anie lands,tenements,e other heredi⸗ pee eg
taments Iping within the Countic Palantine of Lancaſter, which Hall at Lancatter.
be opentp read, and proclaimed theeeleucrall daies in the open Seflions
in the peefence of the Juſtices of aſſiſe at Lancaſter, 02 one of them, at the
fame Sellions, that the lame fine thalbe ingroſſed, and alfo at the two
nert generall Sellions, chat thall be holden inthe lain County before the
Juttices of Aſſiſe of the fame countie, o2 before one of them,nert after the
leuying 02 ingroſſing of fuch fain Fine, at thece ſeuerall daies in either of
the fain two Seflions, after fuch maner and forme, as is commonly vſed
inthe Common place at CHefininfer, thal be of like force to all intents,
a3 Fines being dulic leuted with proclamations before the Q. Juſtices
of her common plees be 02 ought to be of 37. H.8. 19. And al and ſingular ces leuted
fines which at anie time hereafter thall be leuied oꝛ kowledged before before the Tas
the Juſtice 02 Juſtices of che County Walantine of Durham for the time i teal
heing authorize for that purpofe ant _ cule, of anie lands, tenements 02 ‘
ther hereditaments, lying op being within che ſaid Countie Palantine
f Durham which Hhalbe openty read and proclaimed two ſeuerall dates
inthe open ſeſſions in the prelence of the Juſtices of Aſſiſes at Durham,
zone ofthem fo2 the time being at the fame Seflions, that the fame fine
all foxtuneto be ingroſſed, and alfo that ſhalbe openly read and pooclat-
en in che pꝛeſence of the Juſtices of AMite at Durham o2 one of chem
in the Countie Pglantine 6f Durham before the Jultices of the fame
Countie, cõmonly catley Juſtices of Shiles at Durham, oꝛ one of chem,
nent after the leuying 02 ingroſſing of fuch faid fine, ſhalbe of like, and of
‘the ſame force, ſtrength ann effect in the law to all intents, conſtructions
and purpoles as Fines being duelie leuied with Proclamations before
the Queenes Juſtices of her Common pleas at Meſtminſter be oꝛ ought
fo be. 5 Eliz. 27.
| 13 Fines which Hall be leuied before che high Juſtice ofthe Countp
f Palanting
Fines leuied
Before the high
Juſticeat Che:
Ger of lands tn
Cheſhtre.
& fine leuied
by tenant in
tatle,ſhal be qa
barre to the
heire of hig
bodie.
Fine leufed by
the wife of the
inheritance of
der late bul:
band,
& fine leuted
by him which
is reſtrained
by Parliamét,
Fines. i
Palantine of Chetter, o2 before the neputie oꝛ Lieutenant, Futtice there
fox che time being, of any lands, cenements,oz other hereditaments lying
within the fain Countie Palantine of Chelter, which Hhallbeopentprean —
€ proclaimed thꝛee ſeueral daies in the open Sellion,in the pretence ofthe
Jultice of the fain County Palantine, op before the deputie oꝛ Lieutes
nant Julſtice chere, at the fame Dellions that che fame fine ſhalde ingroſ⸗
fed, anv allo at the tao tere generall ſeſſions that ſhalbe holven in the fain
Countie, next after che leuping ¢ ingroſling of {uch fine at three ſeuerall
baies, in either of the {aio two ſeſſions, after {uch maner ¢ forme, as is cõ⸗
monly vſed in the Common place at Welk. thall be of like force to all ine
tents, as fines being duely leuied with Proclamations before the Q. Tue
ices of her connnon pleas be 02 ought to be of, 2,20,6,.28, 9 9
14 All and fingular fines afwell heretofoze leuied, ag hereafter to be
leuied before che Juſtices ofthe common plees, with Pꝛoclamations ace
copding tothe forefain fat, mave 4.30.7, by any perfon op perlousoffull
ageolrri.peeres, ofanp Wanogs, lands, tenements, 02 other hereditae —
ments before the time of che fame fineleuted in anie wile entailed to the
perfor oz perfons ſo leuying the fame fine, 02 to any the ancefter 02 antes
fers of the fame perfon o2 perfons in poſſeſſion, reuerfion, remainder, op
tu ble, thalbe immediatly after che fame fine leuied, ingroſſed, and proclas
mations made, adiudged, Etaker to all intents, a {ufficient barre ann diſ⸗
charge fo2 euer, againlt the fame perfon and perfons,and their heires, clai⸗
sing the fain lands, tenements ¢ hereditaments, oꝛ anie parcel thereof,
onelp by force of ante {uch entaile, and againtt all other perfons claiming —
the fame, o2 any parcell thereof onlp to their vle, oꝛ tothe ole of anp
maner of heir of the bodies of them, 32.10.8,.36. ‘
15 Dut this act Hall not extend to barre the lawkull entrie, title o2 in⸗
tereſt of any heirs o2 perſons, giuen oꝛ accrucd to any of them, in o2 to anp
manos lands, tenemẽts oꝛ hereditaméts, by reaſon of anp fine leuienbp
anie woman after che death of her huſband, contravie to che fopme, intent,
& effect of the at, made 11,4D,7,20, of anie manos, lands, tenements e
hereditaments, ofp inheritance o2 purchafe of che faid hulband, op ofanie
his anceſters giuen oꝛ alligned to anie fuch woman in dower, koꝛ terme ot
life o2intatl, in vſe o2 in poſſeſſion. Wut che fame act made 11. H.7. hall —
remaine in full ſtrength, in euerie claule therein contained, as though
this act han not been mabe, 3 2. h.8.36. S.Women 1.
16 Neither hall this ace extend to any fine heretofoze leuied 02 heres
after ta be leuied of any loꝛdſhips, manors lands, tenements, oꝛ other hee J
reditamẽts, the poſſeſſioners owners whereok, bp reaſon of ante expreſſe
woꝛrds conteined in any eſpecial act op acts of Parliament mane fithence |)
4.49.7, be bounden o retrained from making anie alienations, diſconti⸗
nuances,oz other alterations of any ofthe fame manoꝛs, lands, ec, conta |
ned in Che laid ine, But euery ſuch fing Hatl be of luch like — 4
—— rength
Fines, 136
ftrength inthe law, and ok none other eitect, then the fame ſhould haue
been, if this act had neuer been made, 3 2. H.8.36.
17 jReither fhall chts act extend to any fine leuied by any perfor of Cine Hel
anie manozs, lands, tenements, 02 hevedicaments, before the time of the interne
Jeuping ofthe fame fine given, granted o2 aſſigned to the fain perfon, 02 to ———
anieof bis anceſters in the tail, by vertue of any letters 79, of King H. 8, a
nz of any of his progenttors, oꝛ bp vertue of anie act oꝛ acts of Parliamẽt.
the reuerſion tobereof at che time of the fame fine leuied being inthe Q.
her heirs, oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛs: But euery fuch fine ſhalbe of like force ¢ effect as
fhep were o2 ſhould haue been, tf this act had not been made. 3 2.1.8.3 6,
18 jAo erception, anfwere, oꝛ Inquiſition of the countrep hall be ad- Ceception that
mitted by any perfons being parties to anp fines, oꝛ bp their heires to a- sats ner
uoide and defeat fuch fines, in alleadging that before the fine leuied, at the tite,
leuying therof, ¢ fince the fine leuien the demandants 02 plaintifs oꝛ their
anceſters were altwates ſeiſed of the land conteined in che fine, og of fome
parcel thereof, Stat.de finibus. 27,€0,1,1, ;
19 Cuerte wit of couenant and other writ, whereupon anp fine heres Inrolment of
tofoze hath been leuied, oꝛ bereafter thal be leuied, the returne thereof,the ty a
wit of Dedimus poteltatem, made foꝛ the knowledging of anp of p fame Aes
Fines,the recurne thereof,che concozd, note ¢ foote of euerie fuch fine, the
proclamations made therupon,¢ the Kings ſiluer, and alfo euerp oꝛiginal
wit of entric in che poſt, 02 other weit, whereupon ante common recoue⸗
rie hath been ſuffered, 02 hereafter thall be ſuſfered oꝛ paſſed, the writs of
Sum. ad warrantizand. the returnesof the ſaid oꝛiginals ¢ writs of Sum,
ad warrantizand.andeuerp warrant of Atturney, had 02 to be had, aſwell
ofeuery demandant ¢ tenant as bouchee extant € remaining, o2 that Hall
be extant and in being, map bpon the requeſt o2 election of any perfon be
inrolled in rols of parchment bp {uch perfons, and fog {uch confinerations
as hereafter inthis act Hall be mentioned: And the Inrolments of the
ame, oꝛ ofanp part thereof, thalbe of as good foꝛce € validitie inlaw toatl
intents, fo2 fo much of ante of them ſo inrolled, as the fame being extant
and remaining were 02 ought by law to be 23. Eliz. 3. —
20 jo Fine, proclamations vpon fines, oꝛ common recouery here⸗ For what Cre
ofoze had Aeuied,(uffcren oꝛ palled,o2 hereafter to be had, leuien, ſufkered 122-fines, ann
ppallen, thalbe reuerſed 02 reuerfable bp any writ of Erroꝛ, fo falfe, 02 not reucsfable,
incongrue latin, rafure, enterlining, milentring ol any warrant of attur⸗
ney, 02 of anp proclamation, miſreturning 02 not returning of the therife,
pz ather want offorme in words, ¢ uot in matter of ſubſtance. 23. Eliz. 3.
21 Ppoutded alwates, that this act nozany thing therein contained,
‘hal barre op erclude anp perfon 02 perfons, from any wait of ertoz, which CUbatvertons.
halbe had, taken oꝛ purlied, within flue peres nercafter theend of the oferroe to re-
Mion ofthis pocfenc parliament, vpon ani fine 0p recouerp heretofoge fiicrraie
pad oꝛ fuffered : 320; from anie mate o Crroz which ſhalbe had,taken,oz
7 | purſued,
ſeuen yeres nert after the ſame perfon ſhalbe at libertie, And fuch perfor
A remedte for
the pete ere time and peres afoze mencioned, commence o2 fue his o2 their wits of er⸗
oad
e anain
she fit, is
The Day and
yeere of oi
knowled
a fine, 2 *
rant of Attur⸗
ney, fo2 areco>
uette, hall be
certified.
—
| Fines.
purſued, vpon ary fine oꝛ recouerie, heretofore {enied, knotwledied,op har,
which fine o2 fines,recouery oꝛ recouertes,o2 anp part o2 parcel ofthem,oy
any of them, now is, oꝛ at any time before the fir day of June, which that
be in An.Dom.1 5 82. ſhalbe evemplifien onder the Great Seale of Eng⸗
land, at and by the luit of any perfon, that is,02 map be intituled to haue oz
fue any writ of Erroz vpon any the fines oꝛ recoueries heretofore paſſed.
Noꝛ to barre any femme couert, oꝛ any perlon within pare of xxi veres,
oꝛ any perfon that ts non Compos mentis, in pꝛiſon, oꝛ bepond the Seas
of og fro any weit of Erroꝛ tobe hav oꝛ profecuted,foz the reuerfing of anp
fine 02 recouerie heretofore paſſed, leuied o2 ſuſfered, fo that fuch femme
couert,oꝛ her heirs, within ſeuen peres next after that the become fole,and
{uch perfon within the age of xxi yeeres, oꝛ bis heirs, within ſeuen peeves:
next after he thal come and be of ful age of rri.peres, And {uch perlon that
is non Compos mentis within feuen peeves nert after he Hall become of
fane memorie, and in default hereof, the beives of {uch perfon that ts non
Compos mentis within vii, peres nert after the neath of fuch perfon bee
ing non Compos mentis. And {uch perfor in pꝛiſon o2 his heires, within
|
j
——
beyond the leas o2 bis heires, within ſeuen peres next after the returne oF
{uch perfon, into this realine of England, 02 the veath of the fain perfon, |
if he ſhall befoze his returne, die in ante forreine countrey, thall fue, take
and profecute their wꝛits of Crrop, as cheir cafes ſeuerally hall require, —
fox reuerling of anie the fain Fines 02 Recoueries, heretofore patted, les
uied o2 Cuffered,23, Eliz. 3.
22 prouided alates, chat ik anie perſon oꝛ perfons, ſhall within the
—$— Oe
ro2 for the reuerſing of any che ſaid fines oꝛ recoveries heretofore paſſed,
which {uit ſhall fortune to abate by the death of any the parties to p fame,
Then it hal x may be lawful for bis ¢ their heirs, at any cime within one
pere vert after the ſaid vit, peres erpired, to haue, fue, ¢ take their wꝛit of {
Error, for the reuerfing of euerie {uch fine, e recouerte, Ano iffuch hetr be |
aninfant, within che age ofrrt.peres, then within one pere nert after the |
full age of ſuch Infant, Any ching in this act ett. not vſtanding.2 3.61.3,
23 Euerie perfon chat thal at anie time hereafter cake the knowlenge |
of anie Fine oz warrant of Accurnep, of any tenant o2 bouche, fop ſulle⸗
ring any common recouerte, 02 (hall cevtifie them 02 anie of chem, ſhall
with che certificat of the conco2d 02 warrant of Attogney, certifie alfo the |
bap € pere wherin the fame was knowledged. And no perfon that taketh
anp fuch knowledge ofanie fine 02 warrant koꝛ anie recouerie, ſhall be
bounden, oꝛ by ame meanes enkorced, to certifie ante ſuch knowledge, oF
warrãt, except it be within one pete next after the fait krowledge taken,
ano no Clerk 02 officer thal receiue ante writ of cauenant, o2 weit of Ene !
trie, thereupon any fine oꝛ common Recouerie ts hereatter to — ae |
elle
——
Fines, 137
leſſe the dayof the knowledge of the fame fine x warrant thal appeare. in
oꝛ by {uch certificat, vpon patne that euerp Clerk that ſhall receiue any
ſuch wait, fhall koꝛf. koꝛ euery time chat he thall {ooffend v. li. And no Ac: Atturnement.
turnement in oꝛ Spon any fine thal be entred vpon recoꝛd,except the party
mentioned to atcurne therein firt haue appearedinthe Court in perfor,
02 by Atturney warranted by the hand of one of the Juſtices of che one
ench,o2 the other oꝛ of one Juſtice of Ailife vpon a writ sf Quid ivris
‘clamat , Quem redditum reddit,o2 Per que feruitia , as the cafe requis ~
reth. And every entrie of Atturnement hereafter to be made, where there
‘hall be no apparance as afoze ts ſaid, hall be vtterly void, and of none
effect without any writ of Crroz,o2 other meanes to be bled foz auoiding
thereof, 23 Eliz.3 +
24 «Chere hall be foxeuer one Dffice for the inrolment afozefain, Whe office o€
“fubich hall be anv continue an Dffice koꝛ ener , calle the Dffice of Jn- Intolments.
roulments of wꝛits foz fines and Recouertes , And the Juſtices of the
Common Pleas fog the time being ( other then the chiete Jultice) Hatt
haue and take che care and charwe, of and fo2 the Inroulments afozefain,
‘and thall haute and eniop che faid Dffice, and the diſpoſition thereof, anv
carefully fee and looke to the erecution thereof, And in confiveration of
their charges,paine, and trauell therein, ſhall haue anv take the fummes
) of money hereafter folloming , and no moꝛe: Chat is to fap , forthe In⸗ Fees for (ne
roulment anv eramination of euery Fine, and the parties thereof before fines nu re:
mentioned,che ſumme of vi.s.viii.ð. And fo2 the inroulment of the fain coueties.
partes of euery Recouerie, and the eramination thereof vi.s.viii.ð. Ano
foz euerp eremplification of theinroulment of any Fine v.s. And for the
eremplification anv returnes of euerp writ of Cntrie,Summons ad war-
rantizandum, ann Aarrants, b, 3, And fo2 the Search of the Roules of
One peere, iiii.ð And fo2 the copte of one ſheete of paper conteining riitt,
fines, tit, 5. And the ſaid Juſtices, oꝛ one ofthem, thall eramine the in⸗
roulments of euery {uch Fine, and partes of Recoucries, and forthwith
after eramination thereof, and immediatly after the inroulment of euerp
fuch Fine and partes of Recoueries, wpite his name that fo examineth,
‘With his owne hand in the route thereof, vpon paine that the faid Juſtices
ſhall forfatt to the Queene b, li. for euerp time that they, oꝛ fome one of
them hall make vefaule of fuch eramination, 02 waiting of his 02 their
name, as aloꝛe is fain, Ano it thall and may be lawkull to and for the Ju⸗
ſtices of the fata court of Common pleas, from time to time,to take order
in all hinges that thall be conuenient and necdfull fog the inroulments
afoꝛeſaid. Aud vpon examination inthe fain Court to alſeſſe fuch fine 02 amigos
amerciament, vpon any Clerk, Dbhirite, Deputie,Atturnep , and other — —
perfon foꝛ bis and their mifppifion, contempt, and negligence, koꝛ not do⸗ — nege
ing, oꝛ miſdoing in any thing, of, in, oꝛ concerning the ſaid Fines and lisence,
Recoucries, oꝛ any part of them, oꝛ et them, as bp the fata se
ed 0
Fines,
of the fain court of Common pleas for che time being , all bethounhe
meete and conuenient, Che lain fine and amerciament to be eſtreated
amonglt other fines and amerctaments of chat Court, where {uch offence
o2 ntifprifion Hall be committed, 2 3. Eliz. 3.
ie eine: The Chirographer of Fines ofthe Common pleas koꝛ che time bee
Feintna the con ing, for euer ſhall wptte and make ,o2 cauſe to be wꝛitten and made fog
is foal bee euery Countie, where ber Maieſties weit runneth, one Cable, wherein
pp inthe Com (hall be conteined {uch contents of every sine, chat Hall pale in anp one
Moe zea Terme, as hereafter is mentioned : That ts to fap,thename of the Couns
Ailes. tie, wherein the tenements mentioned in any Fine be, the name of eucrp
plaincife and dekoꝛceant, and of eucrp Manoꝛ nate tn the Fine, ik any
fuch be, and of che tones and places where the tenements infuch Fine
compꝛiſed do lie, And the firſt ap of che nert Cerme, after che ingroſſing
of euery {uch Fine, thal fire euerp of the ſaid Cables , vpon fome oper
place of the Court of Common pleas, and ſo euerp day of che laid Cerme
During che time of fitting of che fain Court, And the fain Chirographee
hall deliuer to euery Shirife of euery Countie, his Underſhirike oꝛ De⸗
putie, kaire wꝛitten in parchment, a perkect content of the Cable, ſo to be
made for that Shire, in che Cerme chat ſhall be next before the Alliſes be
holden in the ſaid County, o2 els meane betweene that Cerme ann the
{aid Atifes, And euery ſuch Sbhivife to whom ſuch parchments wich che
contents afozefain, ſhall be deliuered, the firit vay of the nert AMifes after
the deliuerie thereof unto him, and euery day during the lain Aſſiſes ſhal
fire and ſet vp che fame wꝛiting vndekaced in ſome open place in the
Corre wherethe Juſtices of the Affite of chat Countie hall fic, and hall.
fee the fame ta continue there, during {uch time as the ſaid Juſtices thall
fic chere in Court, vpon paine that. euerp Chirograpber anv Obhirife —
offending againt anp thing in this Act conteinen , Hall forfaic to the
Queene and J, vi. to berecoucredin any Courtof Reco, mbhereinna —
Fp la Eloi, 19,02 CH. Hall be allowed. And the Chirogropher for the time
re tox the cone Being , Hall haue and take foz euery (uch content of euerp Fine fo ſet
tent ot ã tine. yowne inthe Cable afozelain iiii. d, 23. Eliz. 3. 7)
fiche enh 26 Ano koꝛ almuch as bpon great eraminationi¢ appeareth, that di⸗
bis title. uers JFines and Recouertes haue bin heretofore leuied and {uffered of —
Divers manoꝛs, meſuages, lands, tenements, and hereditaments , which
fometime where the inheritance of George fometime Carle of Kent,
great graundfacher to Henry now Carle of Kent, in vſe, poſſeſſion, reuer⸗
flow, 02 remainder , whereunto che fain now Carle of Kent pretender
title, in vſe, poſſeſſion, reuerſion, o2 remainder, whichif thep be erroni⸗
Hs, as is pꝛetended, do much varte from the general cauſe and mifchiete,
fo2 which this Statute meanethto proutde: Cherefore this Statute, —
noꝛ any thing therein conteinen, thall ertend to take away anp writ of ©
Crop, whereunto any perfor o2 perſons is now,o2 hercatter ſhall be rid |
ully
9
Fines. 138
“fully intituled kor the reuerſing ofthe fain Fines and Recouterics ,o2 any
of them heretofore leuted 02 ſuffered of any of the ſaid manors, meſuages,
Lands, tenements, o2 hereditaments , which late were any pare oꝛ parcel
of the inheritance of the fain George ſometime Earle of Kent, in vfe,
poſſeſſion, reuerlion oz remainders Aup thing in this Statute tc, not⸗
withſtanding. 23. Eliz. 3.
27 «Ft Halland map be lawful fog the Juſtices Clerkes auchorizen
bytheir warrant tn the fain ſeuerall offices and places , where the fame
Recorwdes oꝛ any of chem doe o2 thall remaine ,to wztte out, oꝛ inroule
the fame Recogdes, and euerp part cherof, without any thing to be pated
therefore : And the laid Recogdes, nop any afthem , for the wꝛiting out, Becomes ae
oz making the Rolles chereof, by the Clerkes ofthe ſaid Futkices,ceher= mouen fostty
wile thenfoz che examination thereof bp che Juſtices, hall be brought, frbeottice.
— — — — —
oꝛ carried foorth of the ſaid ofſices,oꝛ places. 2 3. Eliz. ʒ.
28 jponcof the Fines oꝛ Recoueries heretofoꝛe leuied, paſſed, o2 No fines or ree
fuffered , which ſhall be exemplified vnder the great Seale, according to sen atrer cee
the korme of this Act, thall after {uch exemplilication had, be in any wile emplitication,
amended, 23. Eliz. 3,
29 Cuerp writ of Couenant, and other writ whereupon any Fine Inroulment of
heretofore hath bin leuien,op hereafter thall be leuied, the returne thereof, Hes eae:
the writ of Dedimus poteftatem mane fo2 the acknowlenging of any of and the Couns
the fame sines,the returne thereaf,the concozbe, note,and foote of euery fits Palantin,
fuch Fine, the Proclamations made thereupon,and the Kings filuer,and
alfo euery opiginall wit of Entre in the Poſt, oꝛ other wit whereupon
anp common Recouerie hath bin {uffered,o2 hereafter thall be {ufferen og
patlen , the wꝛits of Summons ad warrantizandum , the returnes of the
{aid originals, € w2itsof Summons ad warrantizandum, and euerp wars
rant of Atturney, bad, o2 to be had, alivell of euery demaundant € tenant,
as Clouchee ertant and remapning , oꝛ that thall be extant and being in
the Courts of Ailifes oꝛ great Sellions within the rit. Shires of CHales, Glamoꝛgan.
Towne and Countie of Pauerfoyn Celt, and Counties Palantines of Peecknock.
Chetter, Lancaſter, and Durefine, oꝛ inthe cuſtodie of the Officers to Carmarthen,
whom the chargeof keeping thereof doth appertaine , map vpon the re- Perm enc”
queſt, oz election of any perfon o2 perfons, be inrolled inrolles of parchs Wountgomery
ment, bp fuch perfons, & koꝛ {uch confiderations, as hereafter in this Act Fine
fhall be mentioned, And the Inroulments of the fame,oz any part therof prepreg
ſhall be of as good force and validitie in Law, toall intents,refpects,and aserioneth.
purpoles,for fo much of any of chemi ſo inrollen, as the fame being ertant
Gnd remapning were o2 ought bp Law tobe, 27,Cliz.9, - ,
30. No fine, proclamations bpon Fines, oz common Recoueries eo. what Er⸗
heretofore had, leuied, ſuſſered, 02 paſſed, or hereafter to be had, leuied, 1023, Fines ana
ſufkered. or paflen in any of the fain twelue Shires of Whales , Towne & not reucriable.»
Countie of Hhauerfoꝛd CCHetl,o2 Countics Palantine, (all be reuerſed or
| C2 reucrfable
In what cates
mits of Crroz
fhalbe allowed.
Fines,
reuerfable by any wꝛit of Erroꝛ, fez falfe oꝛ incongrue Latine, rafure,
incerlining ,mifentring of any warrant of Atturney, oꝛ of anp Pꝛocla⸗
imation, mifreturning, oꝛ not returning of the Shirike, on other want of
forme in woods, and not inmatterof fubftance, 27. Eliz. 9.
31 Prouiven altuaies that neither this Act, nop any ching therein
contained , (hall barre oꝛ exclude any perfor oꝛ perfons from any writof
Erroꝛ which Hall he had,taken, oꝛ purſued within fiue peeres next after
the end of this Deflion of this prefent Parliament, spon anp Fine oꝛ
Recoucrie heretofore had oꝛ (uffered in any of the Courts afopefaid, Noꝛ
from any writ of Error which hall be had, taken, op purlued vpon anp
Fine 02 Recoucrie heretofore leuied acknowledged, or had, in any of che
Courts aforefain , withinany ofthe fata twelue Shires of Ctales , oꝛ
Towne ¢ Countic of Dauerford Aeſt: Mihich Fine or Recouerie, op
any part o2 parcell thereof now is, oꝛ at any time bekore the firtt day of
Tune, which Hall be inthe veere of our Loꝛd God 1 585, ſhall be exem⸗
plifien bnder the Judiciall (eales of che fain Courts, at oꝛ by the ſuit of
any perfon that is oꝛ map be intituled to haue o2 fue any mit of Erroꝛ
ppon any the fante fines oꝛ Recoveries ſo heretofoze paſſed. Noꝛ from
anp weit of Erroꝛ which thal be hav, taken, 02 purfuen spon anp Fine oꝛ
recouerte heretofore leuied.knowledged, oʒ bad in anp of the Courts a⸗
forefaid, within any of the fain Counties Palantine, which Fine oꝛ Reco: —
uerie, oꝛ anp part oꝛ parcell thereof now ts, oz at anp time befoꝛe the fain
firſt pay of June, which ſhall be inthe peeve of our Loyd God 1585, ſhall
be eremplifien vnder the Seale of rhe fame Countie Palantine, there
the fame Fine oꝛ Recouerie (hall be fo leuied, knowledged, 02 had, at, op
by the {uit of any perfon that is og may beintituled ta haue, opfue anp —
writ of Erroꝛ vpon he fame Fine oꝛ Recoucrie fo heretofore patled, Foy
to barre anp Femme couert,o anp perfon within the awe of twentie one
peeres,o2 any perfon that is Non compos mentis,in pꝛiſon, oꝛ bepond the
Seas, of,02 from any mit of Erroꝛ to be had oꝛ pꝛoſecuted fog the reuer⸗
fine of any Fine oz Recoueric heretofope palled leuied, oꝛ ſuffered in any
ofthe ſaid twelue Shires of Hales, Towne and Countie of Dauerfoyd
cAeſt, oꝛ Couuties Palantine: So that {uch Femme couert op her heires
within ſeuen peeves next after that the become fole, And {uch perfon with
inthe age of twentie one peeres, 02 his heires within feuen peeres nert
after he fhall come and be of full age of twentie one peeres , And {uch per⸗
fon that ts Noncompos mentis, within feuen peeres next after he ſhall
become of Sane memorie, and in Default thereof, the heires of fuch perfon
that is (Non compos mentis) within feuen peeresnert atter the neath of
any fuch perfan, being Non compos mentis, And fuch perforin ppifor,
oꝛ bis heires within feuenpeeres nevtafter the ſame perſon ſhall be at
libertie, And ſuch perfon bepond the Seas, o2 his beires within feuen
peeres nert after thereturne of ſuch perſon into this Realme of England.
* F ines, 13 9
oꝛ the neath of the fain perfon il he Mall befoge his recurne die in any kor⸗
rein Countrey, ſhall (ue,take,and pꝛoſecute their wꝛits of Erro,as their
caules ſhall ſeuerally require foꝛ xeuerſing of any of the ſaid Fines 02 Re⸗
coueries heretotoꝛe paſſed.leuied, oꝛ ſuffered. 27, Eliz.9.
32 Itany perlon op perſons ſhall within the time and peeresafopetain, A remedie for
conmmence oꝛ ſue his oꝛ their waits of Erroꝛ, foꝛ the reuerſing of any of He —
the laid Fines oꝛ Recoucries heretofore pallen , which ſuit thall fortune dveth banging
to abate bp the death of any of the parties to the fame + Chen it Hall any "eM
map be lawful fo2 bis and their heires at any time within one peere neve
after the fait ſeuen peeres erpired,to haue ſue, x take their writ of Crroz
foz the reuerfing of euerp {uch Fine and Recouerte, And if luch heire be
an Infant within the age of twentie one peeres ,then within one peere
nert after the full age of fuch Jntane ; any ching tn this Act ec. notwith⸗
ſtanding. 27, €1i3.9,
33 Cuerpperfonchat chall at any time hereafter take the knowledge Se Bay ann
of anp Fine, 02 warrant of Atcurney, of anp tenant oꝛ vouchee foꝛ fuffe: knowledge of
ring any common Recouerte to be leuted , knowledged, paſſed, 02 hav, ria eal
within any of the fain twelue Shires of Tales , Cone and Countie nev for a recos
of hauerkord Cielt, ox Counties WPalantine, o2 (hall cevvifie them oꝛ any Perea wal be
okthem, ſhall with che certificat ofthe Concoꝛd, o2 warrant of Accurneyp,
certifie alſo the dap anv peere wherein the fame twas acknowledged. And
no perſon that taketh any fuch knowledge of any fine og warrant fo? any
recouerie, (hall be bound, oꝛ by any meanes enforced to certifie any ſuch
knowledge oz Warrant ,erceptit be withinone peere next after the fatu
knowledge taken. And no Clerke o2 Officer in any of the ſaid twelue
Shires of Wales, Towne and Countie of Hauerford Wekk , 02 Coune
ties Palantine, ſhall receiue anp wpit of Couenant, oꝛ weit of Entrie, op
any other wꝛit whereupon anp Fine, o2 common Recouerte ts hereafter -
to patle, vnleſſe the day of the knowledge of the fame fine € warrant fhall
appeare, in oꝛ by {uch certificat, vpon paine that euerp Clerke that thall
receiue any {uch writ, thall fozfaic foz euerp time that he thall fo offend
the ſumme of xl.s. And no Atturnement, in, oꝛ bpon anpfuch fine, it genmnement:
any the Courts afozefain (hall be entred vpon recon, ercept the partie
mentioned to atturne therein, fir haue appeared inthe Court in perfor,
o2 by atturnep warranted by the handes of one of the Juſtices of che
fame Court ,bpon a wit of Quid iuris clamat, Quem redditum reddit,
oꝛ Per que feruitia, ag the caufe requireth, And euery entrie of At-
turnement hereafter to be mabe in any ofthe Courts afoꝛeſaid, wherein
there hall be no apparance as afozefain, fhall be vtterly void andof none
effect without anp wit of Crroz, oz other meanes vſed foꝛ auopding
thereof, 27. C1i3, 9,
34There thall be fo2 ever an Office fo2 the Inrolments aloꝛeſaid in Che Office of
euery of che laid twelue Sbires of — Towne and Countie — Anroulments.
3 uerkord
Fees for fnrol
ments and ex:
empltfications
of fines & reco’
WELLES >
Aſſeſſing of
fines for mit
piifion, cone
teinpt,o2 neg:
ligence.
The exemplk⸗
fication ot ag
good force,as
tHe originall
cozd.
an
Fines,
tierford Meſt, and Counties Palancine, which hall be and continue an
Dffice foreuer , called the Office of Jnroulments of fines and Recoues
ries. And the Juſtices of the ſaid twelue Shires of Males, Towne and
Countie of Dauerfor THe, and Counties Palantine fo2 the time bee
ing, that ts ta wit, euery of chem within the limits and precincts of their
ſeuerall authorities and commiffions ,thall haue and take the care and
charge, of and fo2 che Inroulments akoreſaid, and thall haue and entop
the fait Df fice, anv the diſpoſition thereof, and carefully {ee and looke ta
the erecution thereof, And in conſideration of their charges, paine, and
crauel therein, thall haue and take the fumes of money hereafter fotloin-
ing, arty no mere : Chat ts to fay, forthe Inroulment and evamination
of cuerp Fine, and the partes thereof v.s. And for the inroulment anv
eraminationof euerp Recouerte,and the partes thereofh,s, And for euery
eremplfication of the inroulment of eueryp Fine & the parts thereof tits.
litt, B, And fop euery eremplification of the inroulment of euerp Recoue⸗
rie, € the partes thereof iii.s.iiii. J, And fo2 the Search of the Routes
fo? one peeve iiii. B, And foz the copie of one theete of paper contetning
riltt, lines, tit, 5. And the Juſtices of the fain. Courtes of Allies, oꝛ
neat Sellions for the time being , within che fain twelue Shires of —
CUlales, Towne and Countte of Mauerford cAeſt, and Counties Palan⸗
tine, oꝛ any one of chem within che feueralliimits and precincts of theic |
faid feuerall commifftons, (hal eramine the inroulment of euery {uch Fine
and Recouerie,any ofthe vartes thereof, ¢ after fuch eraminationof the
inreulment of euery {uch Fine & Recouerte,and of che partes therdf, hak
immediatly write his name that fo eramineth, with his owne hand in the
roule therof,ppon pattie thatt the fain Juſtices thall fopfate to the Queenes
Watettie the ſumme of rf, s,f02 euerp time chat they, o2 one of them ſhall
make dekault of ſuch eramination, oꝛ writing of bis oꝛ their name, as is
afozelain, And it thall ¢ map be lawfulto and foꝛ the {aid Juſtices, 02 anp | |
of chem fog the time being , to take order inall chinges that thall be con⸗ |
ttenient and necdful for the inroulments afogefato, Ano bpon eramination
inthe fate Courts to aſſeſſe ſuch fine og amerciament vpon any Sbirife; |
Clerk, Deputie, Atturney, op other perfon for his and their mifppifion,
contempt, and negligence, foz not doing, oꝛ miſdoing tn any thing, of, tn,
oꝛ concerning che ſaid Fines op Recouertes,o2 any part of them, oꝛ either
of them, as bythe ſaid Juſtices forthe time being, oꝛ any one of them Hall
be thought meete and conuenient. Coe ſaid fine and amerciament to be
eſtreated amongſt other fines & amerciaments of that Court, where luch
offence oꝛ miſpziſion ſhall be committed.27. Eliʒ.9.
35 Che eremplification of any ſuch inroulmen of any fine or reco⸗
uerie, oꝛ of any part thereof, within any of the ſaid twelue Shires oF |
Males, 02 of the fain Cowie ¢ Countieaf Hauerfod CUick ; under the | |
J udiciall ſeale of the fain Shire, Towne, oꝛ Countie where fuck fine om
rxecouerie
Fines. 140
recouerie was leuied, had, oꝛ paſſed, and the exemplification ef any ſuch
inroulment of any Fine oz Recoucrie, oꝛ of any part thereof, within any
of thefain Counties Palantine, onder the Seale ofthat Countic jalan:
tine, where fuch fine o2 recouerie was leuied, had,o2 pafied, hall be of as
good force and valivitie in the Law, to all intents, refpects and purpo-
fea;for {uch part, and fo much ef any of them, as thall be ſo exempliſied,
asthe verie oꝛiginall record it {elfe being extant and remayning, were o2
ought by Law to be; 29. Eliz. 9. : :
36 Fe thallbelawfullfozthe Juſtices Clerkes , authoꝛized by their Kechrdes wart
warrant inthe ſaid feucrall offices and places, where the fame Recordes ae fost *
oꝛ any ot them doe oꝛ ſhall remaine, to waite out, oꝛ inroule the fame Re⸗ ide ottices.
cordes, and euery part thereot. And the ſaid Recogdes , nop any of them,
forthe wꝛiting out, 02 making ofthe Rolles thereof, by the Clerkes of
the {aid Juſtices, hall be bꝛought, 62 carried foogch of the laid offices 02
places. 27,159.
37 None okthe {ain F inesor Recoucries aforefain heretofore leuied, Mo amenve.
paſſed, op fufferen , which Hall be exemplified vnder any Judiciall Seate o; Taha *
of any of the fain Shires of Tales ,o2 Cowne o2 Countie of Dauer- —
ford cAeſt, oꝛ vnder the Seale of any of the fain Counties Palantine, P ¥
according to the forme of this Act,thatl after {uch eremplifications hav,
be in any toile amended, 27. Eltz. 9.
38 Chis Act o2 any thing therein contaynen, ſhall not in any wile
ertend to the preiudice of the beires of Sir Coward Grep Knight Low
Powps pecealed , 02 of Sir Coward Herbert Knight, o2 bis hetres o2 Lord otys,
affignes , Henry Uernon, 02 John Cernon, Clquires ,o2 their heires o2 —
aſſignes, fo2,02 concerning any Fine leuied, oꝛ Recouerie ſuffered, bp 02
againſt che ſaid Loꝛd Powys, of any Baronies, honoꝛs, manos, lands,
tenements, oꝛ hereditaments, inthe Countie of Mountgomerie, oꝛ any
eremplification thereof, oꝛ foꝛjoꝛ concerning any writ of Erroꝛ bꝛought.
oꝛ tobe bꝛought foꝛ thereuerfing of any ſuch Fine oz Recouerie: But
they and every of them ſhall haue and enioy the fame right, title, beneſite,
and aduantage to all intents and purpoles, as if this Sct hav neuer bin
had oꝛ made, 27. Eliz.9.
39 Andfoz almuch as vpon great examination it appeareth, that di⸗ ey. Earle
uers Fines and Kecoueries haue bin heretofoꝛe leuied and ſuffered of of Kent.
diuers Caſtles, manoꝛs, meſuages, landes, tenements, and heredita⸗
mẽts, which ſometime where the inheritance of George ſometime Carle
of Kent, creat qraunvfather to Henry now Carle of Kent, in vſe, polſeſ⸗
~ fon reuerſion, 02 remainver , hereunto the {aid now Earle of Kent
Pretendethcitle, in ble, poſſeſſion, reuerſion, oꝛ rematuder, whichif they
be erronious, as is pꝛetended, do much varte from che general caufe and
miſchieke, for which chis Statute meaneth ta prouides Cherefore this
Statute noz any ching therein big » hall not extend to take away
4 ec Soe
Fines. Fifth, and Fifhers.
any writ of Erroꝛ, whereunto any perfor og perfons is now , 02 hereafe
ter (hall be lawfully intituled to haue fog the reuerfing of the laid Fines
and Recoueries, o2 any of them heretofore leuied o2 ſuffered of anp of the
ſaid caftles,manops,mefuages,lands,tenements,o2 hereditaments, which
late were anp part 02 parcell of the inheritance of the fait George fomes
time Carle of Kent, in vſe, poſſeſſion, reuerfion,o2 remainder : any thing
in this fatute ec, notwithſtanding. 27. Clits. 9, |
1 That writs of Couenant, and all other writs may be fued for Fines,
to be leuied of any Ecclefiafticall profite.S. Tythes 23.
2 Thefee of the Chirographer of the Common place for a Fine le-
uied.§.Chirographer 1. |
3 Thatwrits fhall be inrolled whereupon Fines fhall be levied. S.
Chirographer 2. #
4 For theleuying of Fines in Wales , making the Proclamations,and
paying the Queenes filuer, and other Fines. S. Wales 21.22.23.
Fifh, Fifhers. .
Taking of V Holoeuer taketh Salmons in any water, wherein Salmons he
ane commonly caught, from the Natiuitie ofour Ladie, vntil Saint
Wartines day ( ercept nthe Countie of Lancatker , where they map be
taken at all times ,fauing betwirt Michaelmas and Candelmas, oꝛ ta⸗
keth, oꝛ deltropeth by nets oz other ingins pong Salmons at Wil pooles,
o2 in any other places , from the midſt of Appill, vntill the featt of Saint
John Baptitt , o2 doth put in anp waters of this Realme, at any time of
the peere, anp nets o2 ingins whatloeuer, by the which the frie o2 bꝛeede
of Salmons , Lampꝛies, oꝛ other Fiſh map in any wile betaken 02 des
ſtroyed, thall fo2 the firftoffence haue his ets burned, for the fecons
impzifoned a quarter of a veere, and for the third a whole peere , and fo
further asthe trefpas increaſeth: TUbich puniſhments fo2 offences in
freth waters thall be erecuted bp Conſeruatoꝛs ſwoꝛne. 13,0, 1, 46.
13, Rich.2.1 9, Che Juſtices of peace thal be Conſeruatoꝛs of this Stas
tute inthe Counties where they be Juſtices, and they thall appoint vnder⸗
conferuators which hall be ſwoꝛne. And ifany beconuict of an offence
committed contrarte to this Sratute, he hall be tmpzifoned, and make
fine at the Juſtices diſcretion. And the Maioꝛof London Hall haue the
conferuation ofthis Statute in the Riuers of Thames and Medway.
17, Rich.2. 9.
2 Ikthe Avmirall oꝛ any Officer og minifter of the Admiraltie, halt
Conſeruators.
Exattions
bem wich eract,receiue,o2 take bp himſelke his ſeruant oꝛ veputie,of any Marchant
t
trauell fori oꝛ Fiſherman, any ſumme of monep , doles oꝛ thares of fifth, oꝛ any other
retard, oꝛ benefite , for any licence , to pafle this Realme into Iſeland,
Newkoundland, Ireland, o2 other places commodious foꝛ the getting of
F ith, oꝛ foz any other reſpect concerning che fain voyages, he hall fogfate
fox the firlt offence , treble the ſumme og value of che reward fo taken, te |
the
Fifh, and Fifhers. 141
the Queene and Informer ec, to be recouered bp A, J. xc. wherein no TH,
Eec.E. P. ec, and for the fecond offence, (hall loſe bis office and make fine
at the Queenes plealure,2,€0,6,6,
3 CUbholoeuer doth by any engine, cautel, waies, 02 meanes what- Taking of
focuer, take and kill anp pons bꝛoode, ſpawne, 02 frie of any Fiſh in any Pane
fludgate, pipe, at the caple of anp Dill, CAeare, o2 in any Straites,
Sereames, Brookes, Riuers, ſalt o2 freth, o2 hall take in anp of the fore: Taking of
fain places, Kepper, 02 Shedder, Salmons oꝛ Crouts not being in ſea⸗ oe
fon, hall forfait for euery offence rr, S the Fith fo taken, and the jets, teatonable.
Engins,€c. wherewith hetooke che fame, 1. Eliz. 17. 39, €1t3,1 8,
4 TUbofoeuer noth take and kill anp Pickrell not being in length Thelenseh of
x vnches fith, 02 moze, 02 any Salmon not being xvi. pnches, of anp PME mMpcd mae
Trout not being biit, pnehes, oꝛ anp Barbel not being in length twelue
vnches,oꝛ more,02 doth fith with any Net, Tramel, Kepe, Cope, Hiuie,
CTreele, op other engine o2 deuiſe, but only with (et op Cramel, whereof
evterp Meſhe hall be two ynches anv a halfe boad, (ercept angling) and — oe
Aauiney fo2 the onlp taking of Smelts, Loches, Winowes, Bulheads, tobe ous
Gudgeons, and Eles, in ſuch places where they haue bin vſed to be taken
and Killen, thall forfatt koꝛ euerp offence rr. s. the fith fotaken, and the
bnlawfull ets and Engins wherewith he tooke che lame, 1,€1i3,17,
39.Eliz. 18.
5 Pꝛouided that this Statute extend not to the fithing ofthe riuer ak pi
of Twede, oꝛ of any water, whereof the Queene is anſwered any peerelp
‘rent o2 profite, noꝛ to the otuners, farmoꝛs, 02 occupiers of the riuers of
Uſke, oꝛ Mye, in the Countie of Monmouth, 1,.€i3,17, 39, Eliʒ. I8.
6 The Lord Avmirall of Cnaland, Maioꝛ of London, and every other
perfor o2 perfons, bodies politike anv corporat, which haue o2 ought to
haue any conferuation of any River, Streame, oꝛ Hater, o2 punifhment
of offences committed in any of them, hath authozitic te enquire by the
othes oftwelue men oꝛ moꝛe, and to heare and determine all che offences
committed contrarie to the true meaning of this Act, within bis iuriſ⸗
diction, 1,C1i3,17. 3 9,€13,18, to continue to the end ofthe nert Par⸗
liament now next enfuing, S.Leetes 6.luftices of peace 40.
7 Whoſoeuer hall by day 02 night vnlawkullie without authozitie Detroving of
Lyeake, cut downe, cut out, oz deſtroy the head oz damme ofanie Won, Fence
Poole, Boat, Stang, Stew, oꝛ ſeuerall Wie, wherein Fiſh ave o2 hall be
put, 02 ſtoꝛed bp che owner oꝛ poſſeſſoꝛ thereof, oꝛ do, oꝛ hall wrong fullie
fihin anie of the ſaid ſeuerall Ponds, Pooles, ec, tothe intent to deſtroy,
Rill, take, oꝛ fteale away any of the fame Fith againſt the wil of the owner
oꝛ poſſeſſoꝛ of the fame, not hauing lawful authopitie fo todo, and being
thereoflawfullp conuiccen at che {uit ofthe Queene ec, 02 the party grie⸗
ued, hall pap to che partie grieued his treble damages, fufferimpzifon:
ment thacemoneths, and then thall finde ſuflicient fuertic fo2 8 goon
. abearing
Wacking oF
Salmon and
the contents
of the veficls.
42. 11.. 7.23.
errings.
Eeles.
How fith ſhall
be packed,
Fith, and Fiſhers. a”
abearing againſt the Queene anv all her liege people for the {pace of
feucn peeves after, o2 cls hall remaine in ppifon without batle 02 maine
prife vntill be hach kound fuffictent fuertic, Andit Hall be latwfull forthe ©
party grieued, to fue and take his further remedic again euery ſuch of
kendor for his lofle ¢ dammages before che Juſtices of peace, Gutticesot
Affife, and Jultices of Oper tc, 02 els where, inanie other the Qucenes
Courtesof Recopd,and spon ſatiſfaction oꝛ confellion of the dammages,
to releate to the offendoꝛ the Cuertithip of good abearmg at anp time with
in the ſeuen peeves. 5. Eliʒ.2 1, See luftice ofpeace34. Be
8 CUhofocuer lelleth op putteth to faleany Salmon, by Buc, Bare |
rell, halke Barrell, 02 other Ciellell, befoze it be leene except the But doe”
contain fotucr {core ann folver gallons, the Barrell clit, the halke Barrell
xxi. gallons, well anv faithfully packed, ſhall forfait for euerp Cleflell fo
lacking meafure, vi.8, viii.v. And he that doth not pack the great =
mon by it felfe, and che final Fiſh called Grilles by it lelle, but doth
mingle the great Salmon mith the Grilles, 02 poken bellied Salmon,
fhal korkait fox eucry velfell fo packed and put to fale Vis Vit, D, 22,0
. J
9 TMihofocuer putteth to fale anp Herring bp Warrel, halfe Bare!
rel, oꝛ Firkin, (ercept the Barrel containe two and thirtie gallons, they
halfe Barrel anv Firkin after the famerate,) anv that the erring be:
of one times taking anv falting, and except it be well and iultly couches |
and packed it the middeſt, eucrp end, and pare thereof, ſhall fopfatt fox
euerp offence iii.s.iiii.dð. 22. Ed.4.2.1 1.h.7. 23. But che aie of xxxii.
gations of wine meafure, which is about xviii. gallons by ola Stan⸗
Derd; well packed, and contapning in euery parrell athoufand full Her⸗
ring at the lealt, albe taken kor true and lawtull allile of erring bare
rels, 13, liz, rz, 8. 3. Ed. 3. chat fire lcoꝛe Herrings be accompted a
hundzed, andten chaufand a laſt. aid
10 Wiholeuer putteth to fale Celes, except the barrel do contain
xlii.gallons, the halfe barrel ¢ firkin after therate, oꝛ mingleth, packeth,
and putteth tofale anp red, qalbeaten,mozen, 02 flipper Eeles, with good
Celes, thal forfait koꝛ euerp fuch offence r.6,22,€0,4.2. 1 THD. 76234 |
11 CClholoeuer putteth to Cale any barrelled fith , except the coun⸗
table fith, calien tale ith be packen bp it lelle, and the {mall th callen
Grilles by it lelle, without mirture of them, and without packing of}
fith with broken bellies with calefith, op ſmall ff, D2 noth lay tale Gh
on final RH vouble inpacking, D2 packeth anp tale fith which doth not
roͤntaine in length fromthe bone in the finne, to the third ioynt of the
tayle, fire ano twentie ynches at the leaſt, 2 packeth fh , the napes
whereof be longer chen tothe little bone, whichis vpon the great finue
op which ft) is not (platted downe oꝛ opened toa handfull ofthe taple,
oꝛ the bone whereof ig not taken away to the nauell of the ſame —F
opfat!
|
|
Fith, and Fithers. 142
forfait iii.s. iiii.ð. for euery Barrell which tall be found noe packes,
forted,mnigt,naped, laid double, 02 not boned as is alozeſaid ec, The one
moitie of which ſaid fopfaitures thall be tothe Queene, and the other to
Him oxthem chat will ſeiſe op fue for the fame bp A, G. 3, wherein no
CUE. 30. EC, 22.00.4.2.11,10.7,23, —
12 Euery Gaugeour, Packer, and Searcher, thal take no more fo2 ecihat the cane
gauging of a barrell of Salmon, Herring, Fiſh, Eeles, halfe barrell and Se matt take
firkin,then fox euerp piece q. and for his labour for fearching and packing ofam
(ifneede be)ofa barrell of Salmon, from head to head i.d and fo2 boning,
naping, and packing of a barrell of MHF neede be) i. ð. and for ſearching
and packing of a barrell of Derring (if neede be) ii, 8, and fo2 ſearching
and packing euery barrell of Celes tf. 5. And fo tn halfe barrels and
firkins of Herrings and Celes, they thall cake according to the former
rate. Anvitf ante gaugeoꝛ, oꝛ ſearcher oꝛ packer doe the contrarie, he ſhall
loſe his office, and allo be impꝛiſoned fortie dates, But the fata fearcher
02 packer, Hal receiue nothing of tie fain fees, by colour of their office, but
only for fuch Guts, Barrels tc. a3 hp them ſhalbe {ulfictentlie ſearched
and packed, and were not (ufficientlp packed before. 1.Dew,7,23,
“13 It is not lawtull to anie perfon to buy of ante ſtranger boꝛne out Ahat ier.
ofthe Queenes obeifarice,oz out of anie rangers bottome anie Perrine pepece
being not fufficientlp ſalted, packed, and caſked (Herrings bꝛought inta ſtraũgers.
this Kealme by reaſon of Shipwꝛacke only except,) vpon paine to fo2-
fait the Herrings fo bought,oꝛ the value thereof, 5, Eliz.5. 35.Eliz. 7.
14 It ts not lawfull to ante perfon co bring into this realme anie Con and Ling
Cod oꝛ Ling m barvels,o other calkes, but loole in bulke and by tale, to Palbebonene
be ſold within therealme, vpon paine to forfait allthe Con and Linge, Realme.;
op the value thereof, 5.3.5. 35. Eliz.7. to continue till the end of the
Hert parliament now next enſuing.
| 15 jo fith caken op brought tuto this Realme by anic ranger, noz ih brought
anie ith commonlie called Scottith fith, o2 Flemmiſh ith, thall be dꝛied bee eh ars
within England to be ſold, vpon paine of forfaiture of all fuch fith, 02 the be:rrica im
value thereof, which forfaiture ſhall be to fuch perfon dwelling at anie Ensland.
towne where is anie Wort, Peere, o2 Hauen, as will (eile the fame, oꝛ fue
for the value inanie Court of Record, tobe tmploted tothe repaire and
Imamncenance of ſuch Port, Peere, oꝛ Hauen, asis next to the place where
the offence ſyalbe done 13. Eliz, 11.
16 No Herring ſhalbe bought oꝛ fold onthe Sea, vntill che fithers The tate of
He come to che Heuen with cheir Herrings, and that the Cable of their Verrings.
fhippe be dꝛawen to the and, and the fale of chem thatbe fromthe Sunne
riling vntill che Sunne ſetting, and not befoze nop after, spon paine of
opt thereof. 31.Ed. 3.
17 Itlhall and may be lawtull toꝛ all and euery her Maielties ſubiects
eing owners of any Ships, Barks,o2 veſſels, layling with croſſe layles,
* to
The Mueenes
~ f{ubrects may
tranſport Sith
in Sbips with
crofie ſaxles.
Ahat cuſtoms
Aliens that pay allfalten fith, and ſalted herrings, to be bꝛought into this realme all ſuch
fo2 falten fifth
and herrings,
Bringing into
this Realme
vnholſome ith.
MD rvinances of
Companyes
to reſtraine
taking buying
o2 felling of
fil,
Sea fiſh may
be fold vpon
Any Day ere
cept Sunday.
till the end of this next Parliament now next enfuing,
Fith, and Fifhers.
to receiue andtake into their fata Ships, Barks,o2 veltels,any Herrings —
orother fith, which any alien op ftranger fhall buy and proutde of any her
Watetties ſubiects within this realme, and the ſame Herrings andiitho, —
any of chem may trantport into any parts bepond che leas, being inleague —
oꝛ amitie with her Waiteltic, in their ſaid Ships oꝛ vellels with crofle
failes, fo as the ſaid alieng oꝛ frangers pap to her Maieſtie her cuſtomes
and duties fo2 the fame,3 9, Eliz. 10, %
18 Allaliens € ſtrangers thall fri time to time pap to her Maieſtie 4
|
;
|
like cuſtomes, ¢ impofitions, as are oꝛ fhalbe impoſed oꝛ {et bpon her Dae
ictties fubiects in thole fogreine Regions Countryes, Poꝛts t Cowns, —
fro whence the ſaid alten ih ¢ falten herrings, hallbe hipped ehrought —
fo2 the like fithes and herrings, ouer and beſides the ordinary Cuftomes —
which haue beene patd to her Maieſtie foz the fame, 39. Eliz. 10. J
19 Ikany Alien,or Stranger boꝛne oꝛ any Denizen, oꝛ natural boꝛne
ſubiect of this realme,ſhal bring into any Hauen, Poꝛt. Creeke oꝛ TCown
of this realme any lalt fh 02 ſalt herrings, which thal not be good, ſweet,
feafonable,€ meet for mens meate,and thal offer the fame to be fould,and
fhalbe warned by any officer of ſuch Poꝛt, Hauen, 02 Cowne, where the ©
fame thalbe offered to be ſould that the fame be notfeafonable noꝛ meete (
for mens meate, Chen tf he o2 they thal after chat, offer any of the ſaid vn⸗
feafonable fiſh to be fould to any perfon wit hint his realme, D2 being an
Alien bone, and no denizen, ſhall not depart with the ſame from the ſaid
Hauen, Poꝛt oꝛ Towne, ſo ſoone as conueniencie will ſerue, then all and
euery perſon, owners thereof, ſhall looſe and forfeit to our fain ſoueraigne
Lady, all che fain vnſeaſonable ih vnmeete for mens meate as before is
ſaid.39.Eliz. 10. vp £5 od |
20 All Dyvinances of che Fiſhmongers of London, o2 ofany other
Company,oz Corporation whatfoeuer,made o2 to be made, foꝛ reſtraint or
any perfon to take or {el fith, 02 to buy 02 pꝛouide any filh of any Merchant
oꝛ other within this realme,fhalbe repeated and boid, And chat euery pets
fon, 02 body coꝛpoꝛate, that hall make 02 execute any {uch opdinance op
reftratut, ſhall fox euery ſuch offence forfeit one hundꝛeth pounds, che one
moitie thereof to the Queenes Maieltie, her heires, eluccellors, anv the
other moitie to the partie grieued, that wil (ue for the fame, by A of Dett
in any Court of Record wherein no TC, 19, te. 39. Eliz. 10, To cnt
no longer chen to the end of the nert Parliament enſuingz. J
21 Itſhall and map be lawful to and fo2 euery of the Queenes lub⸗ |
iects, toveter and fell all maner of Sea sith; vpon any flew day inthe |
weeke other then the Sundayes, in euery Citie, Borough,Cowne copy
porat, 02 Barker Cowne, whatloeuer within this Realme : anp charter, —
pꝛeſcription, €c, not withſtanding, 27.Eliz. 1NI. 35.Eliz.7. to continue |
Pee |
Fifh,and Fifhers. Fifhdayes. 143
1 For thetranfporting of Herring and other SeaFith. See Corne 1,
Shippes 1. ' :
2 For reftraining ortaking Toll of Fith brought into this Realme. S.
Shippes2. :
3 Thatno Fifherman fhall anker vpon the maine Sea, in the time of
the common fifhing. S.Shippes 6.
4 That no Fifherman fhall be compelled to ferue asa fouldier, or as
a mariner, but in certaine caſes. S. Mariners 2. 3. 2
5 That none ofthe Queenes Purueyors fhall take any Fith from any
man, that taketh the fame in any Englifh mans fhip. $.Purueyors 24.
6 What Fith may be tranfported without Cuftome. S.Cuftome 5.
a . Fithdayes, BY ds 2
TF fhall not helatwfull to any perfon within this Realme, to eate anp Mo klech Hall
A Fieth vpon anydayes now vlually obferued as Fiſh dates, (opon paine Piauaue,
toforfait rr, s. for euerp time be hall offend, op els fuffer one moneths
clofe impzifonment, without baple oꝛ mainpꝛiſe. 35. Eliʒ.7.) And euery
perfon within whole houſe any fuch offence thall be done, and being pꝛi⸗
uie 02 knowing thereof, and not effectually punithing, o2 difclofing the
fame to fome publike Dfficer, hauing auchozitie to punith the fame, fox
euerp {uch offence (hall korfait ritt,s, iiii.ð.35.Eliz.7.) All which for=
faitures foz not abſtayning from meates fhall be deuided into tii, equall
partes : Chat is, onepart tothe vſe ofthe Queene, theother tothe In⸗
former, the third to the common ble of the parith, where the offence ſhall
e committed, and to be leuted bp the Churchwardens after anp con-
uiction in that bebalfe, 5. Eliz. 5. eu
| 2 jo Inholder, Cauerner, Alehoule keeper, common Uitailer, com: mo fem Hari
‘mon Cooke, 02 common Cable keeper, thall peter o2 put to fale, oꝛ cauſe be —
to be vttered o2 put to ſale, vpon any Fridayes, Saterdayes, 02 dayes ee
Jappointed by former lawes to be Fiſhdayes (not being Chꝛiſtmas day)
‘op bpon any day in the time of Lent, any kind of Fleſh victuals, except it
‘be to {uch perfon o2 perfons, reſorting to bis 02 their houfes,.ashaue, op
‘Mall haue licence to cate the fame, (accoꝛding to the tenoz and true meas
ningokthe Statute made 5.Eliz.5.) vpon paine offorfaiture nf v. fi, and -
‘hall alfo fuffer ten dayes impriſonment without baile, mainppife, or
xremouer, fo every time fo offending : one third part thereof tobe to the
ueene, her heires ¢c, one other chird part thereof to the Lod oꝛ Loꝛds
ofthe Leete, for the time being, where fuch offence thall be committed,
andthe other third part thereof, to hint og them that mill (ue fo2 the ſame
in any of ber Maieſties Courts of Recor by A. B., oꝛ J. wherein wo
CH, €,9,¢¢,2 TCU, 1 1,3 5.Eliz.7. — eos oh) aie
3 But this Ace concerning eating of Flech, thall noe extend to arp Conditions
perfons hauing ſpeciall licence, vpon cauſes contayned in the fame, ann vpon licences.
graunted accozding to the Lawes ofthis Realme, euery of which licen⸗
tei ces
Licences to
fick perſons.
Beefe and
Ueale ercepe
ted.
Foꝛ one diſh of
flefh, one dt
of Sea iy
- Realme) vpon the paine afogelatd, 5. Eliz.5. 27. CUs.1 1. 3 5.L1i5,7, 0 |
’ J
et
)
fi,
Fith dayes.
ces that be void, vnleſſe the fame conteine thefe conditions, biz, Cuerp
licence made to any perfon of the degree of a Lod of the Parliament
and bis wife, thal be bpon condition chat thep fhall pap tothe poore mens
bore within the Parith where thep remaine Ec, in the fealk of che Puri⸗
fication of our adie, o2 within fire Dapes after, twentie fire Hillings |
eight pence, and tobe pated wythin one monech nert after the fame.
Feat, spon paine of forfatture of the fame licence, A Knight and big)
wife fhall pap peerelp thirteene ſhillings fower pence, Cuerp perfon vn⸗
der the faine degree thall pap peerelp fire thillings eight pence tothe
fait vſe at the fopelain cime; and vpon the afozefain condition, 5. Eliz.5.
27.Eliz.11. 3 5. Eliz.7. Sted og
4 il perfons, which bp notorious ficknelle Hall be enforced, fop)
the recouerie of their health, to cate fleth fox the time of their ſickneſſe,
ſhall belicenced by the Bythop of the Diocelle, oꝛ bp the Parſon, Uicat,
oꝛ Curat offuch Pariſh where (uch perfon ts ficke, 02 of one of che next
Parith adiopuing (if there be noCurat ec. in the fame Parith, o2 tf hey
be wilful) which licence ſhall be fignen with the hand of the Biſhop,
Parfon ec, and endure no longer then the time of ficknefle, And tf che
ficknelle continue aboue eight dayes after the licence qraunten, it hall!
be regiſtred in the Church booke , wpth che knowlenge of one of the)
Churchwardens, And che partie licenced, thall give to the Curate folwer
pence for euerie entrie, and it hall endure no longer, but for bis fick:
nelle, Ano if any licence by any Parſon, Cicar, 02 Curat be qraunte)
to any perfon, other chen ſuch as euidently appeare to haue neede theres .
of by reafon of their ſickneſſe, not onelp every {uch licence Mall bey
void, but allo euerp ſuch Parſon, Curat, 02 Vicar, thall forfatc fop
every fuch licence otherwiſe graunted, fine Markes. 5. Eliz.5. 27. Clg
1143 5. Eliz.7. i
5 No licence thallerterd to the eating ofany Beeke, at anytime o
the peere, noꝛ to the eating of any Ueale, in any peere from the Feattol
Saine Wichael the Archangel, vnto the fir ap of Way, 5.Cliz.5, 27.
Eliz. II.35.Eliz.7. In n
6 Such perfons as hatte, vpon good confiveration , any latofull tt
cence to eate fleth vpon any Fiſh day, be bound to haue for euery one dit
offieth ſerued te be eaten at theirtable, one vſuall vith of Sea liſh, freſt
02 falt, tobe likewiſe ſerued at the fame cable, and tobe eaten 02 {pert
without fraud oz couin, as the like kind is op thall be vſually eaten, o/
{pent on Saterdaies (ercept ſuch perſons as fo ſickneſſe, Hall for char
time be licenced bythe Byſhop, Curat, oꝛ ec, 02 by reafon of age, oꝛ *—
impediment, allowed heretofore by the Eccleſialtitall Lawes of thye
4
continue till che end of thenert Parliament now nert en{uing, |
1 Thathe which faith, that the eating of Fifh, or forbearing of ante
|
. | Force,and forcible entry. —
the ſeruice of God, ſhall be punifhed as a ſpreader of falſe newes. See
Newes 2.
pate Gtk BOOM Force,and forcibleentry,: it
W erate maketh bis entrie into any lands and tenements, but The prim.
in cale where bis entrie is giuen by the law, € that in peaceable tone ae
and eaſie mater, and not with rong hand and multitude of peovle, aun
thereofisronuicten, hall be impꝛiſoned, aud pay: afine at the Queenes
plealure, 5. Rich.2.7. Che. like proces thallbe awarded in anp action
Hought vpon this Statute as tn a common action of treſpaſſe at che com⸗
mon Law, 23.ten,8,1.4,) HE the plaintike in this action. after the appar
rance ofthe defendant benonluit, o2 any verdict palſe againſt him, the de-
fenvant fhallrecouer coftes agatnt che plaintife,23,3D,8,15,) ” |
2 Tboloeuer doth enter with force into anp lands oꝛ tenements, F —
jo into anp benefices oꝛ offices of the Church, o2 doth enter peaceablie, teiniig of lanD.
and after noth holothem with korce, vpon complaint chereof mave ta
one 02 moꝛe Juſtices of the peace of the County, oꝛ tothe Maioꝛ, Bailif,
Sherike, Juices op Juſtice of peace of the Citic, Cowne, ox Boꝛougch
hauing Franchiſe, where ſuch forcible entrie is made, the ſaid Juſtice,
Maioꝛ, oꝛ ec, hall within conuenient time take ſufficient power ofthe
Mame Countie, Citie, ec, and at the coſtes of che plaincife, go to the place
where the force is mane, And if he do finde anp that made {uch forcible en⸗
trie, oꝛ that hol the place with force after peaceable entrie mane, hethall
takethe offendozs, and commit them tothe next Gaole, there to remaine
conuict bp recozd of the fame Juſtice, vntill they haue paied a fine to che
Mucene, And whether the parties which made fitch entries be prefent, og
gone aty commingok the Juſtice, the ſaid Juſtice, Maioz, ec. ſhall in ſome
good Towne o2 conuentent place, neere vnto the place where ſuch force
was made,tnquire bp alufficient Jutie of the fame Countic; Citie, tc, of
them which mane {uch forcible entries, Ano tf tt be found befoze them,
hat any haue made entrie contravie to this ſtatute, the ſaid Juſtice, Ma⸗
ion, tC, thall keſeiſe the ſaid lands o2 tenements {o entred vpon, € thereof
out the partie in poſſeſſion, which in fuch fogt mas put out, 15, Rich.2. 2.
8. Hen. 6.9. 8. Iuſtice of peace 89. eieoo nocd
3 And ik any perfon after ſuch entrie oꝛ holding with force, will make g feoffement
afeoffement, oꝛother diſcontinuance to any Low or other perfon to haue of ee obtate
- naintenance cherein,the fame is vtterly vote. And alfo inthe cafes atore⸗ "7 toece.
fait, the partie ariened map haue an Aflile of Nouel diffeifon, 92 att
Action of trefpas againk the diſſeiſoꝛ/ anvif the vefendane be attainted
Ffopce,he ſhall anſwer to the plaintife, bistreble dammages, and alfo pap
1 fine to the Queene 8.1D,6,9, 1.2.9, >
4 Ppouided alwaies, that they which keepe their poſſeſſions with Three veeres
oxꝛce in anp lauds ann tenements, whereof they o2 their aunceftors, 02 pofteition.
{ hep whofe eſtate thep haue in fuch lands oz tenements haue cone
their
— .
Force, and forcibleentry. Forefts,Chafes,&c. 5
their poffeltions in the fame by thꝛee peeres oꝛ moꝛe, be not endamma⸗
ged by korce of this Statute, 8,den,6.9. No refkitution bpon anp In⸗
dictment of forcible entrie, o2 holding with koꝛce ſhalbe made to any per⸗
fori oꝛ perlans, ikthe perfor oz perfons ſo indicted hath hav the occupas |
tio, o7 hath bin in quiet poflettion bp the ſpace ofthꝛee whole peeres to⸗
gether next befope the day of (uch indictment fo found, and his, ber, op
their eftate op ettates thereit not ended nog determined, which the partp |
iudicted (hall anv may alledge fop fay of reſtitution, and reftitution to fap,
ontill that betrien, ifcheother will denie op trauerſe the fame, And tithe)
fame allegation be tried againtt che fame perlon or perfonsfoindictens,
then thefante perſon op perſons fo indictẽd ¢o pap ſuch coftes and dam
niages to theocher partie as thall be alletien by the Judges op Juſtices
hefore whom the fame thall be tried, che fame coftes and dammages tobe,
recottered and leuied as is vſuall for coſtes and dammages contained ttt!
iudgements vpon other actions,3 1. Elizʒ. a c. ol ae
Eth man fhall Ifthe Sherite. op ante other ofche Countie doe not attend vpon they
Help to remone Juſltice to goe and allilt him, to arrelt {uch offenders, he 02 thep fo offen
forte. Ding, (hall be imprꝛiſoned ann paie afine to the Queene.i5. R.2. .
Forcible en 6 TAholoeuer maketh ante fopcible entrie into another mans Lande
tricsbemalte in his owne right tobisowne vfe, opin anie other mans right to bis ble)
by the way of maintenance, anv thereof is attainted in an Alliſe at the
{uit ofthe partic grieued, ſhall be one peere impꝛiloned, and pap to the pat
tie grieued his Double dammages. And allo fhall anſwere to the parti
grieved dammages koꝛ his goods, and cattels ik vpon che ſaid forcible pil
feifon, be tooke away anie. 4. M.4. 8. c
» > What Jurors ſhall be returned ‘to inquire of: forcible entries. See Iu)
ries. 12. read qe Stoate set 3 ihe 5
2: That no difcent after aforcible diffeifon fhall take away any mam
entrie.S.Entrie.1. i. LIM 1")
— Where a {peciall Affife is grauntable vpon a forcible entrie. S.Aſ
HEV. F tii ig ots chi
4. For Riots, Routés,and ynlawfull'affemblies, and all forces there!
upon committed. S.Riots. (25 99897! 2 ia
5 Inwhat cafés, in what places,and by what perfons force and arme
may not be vfed.S.Atmour.10.tte. IS |
MB 31 _ Forefts,Chafes,Parkes,Warrens. —
The punithe D man thall looſe lite op member for killing of the Queenes dear
snes! Foe Rte LN bue ifthe be taken therewith and conuicten, he chall make a grie
Hie te ace, uous fine (ik he hath anie thing) if not, he Mall be impriſoned a peere atl
adap, and after thall be veliuered, if he can finde furettes, 02 otherwile h
Hunting nite Mall abiure ec, Charta forreft.9.1Ds3/10.But to hunt tn the night nan)
guild, - Forwelk, Par'kejor Ttarrenjoy wich painted faces, viſors, o2 other diſgui
fings, to the intent he wouid not be knowen, and being examined or
—
|
i
Forefts,Chafes, Parkes, Warrens. 145
one ofthe Queenes Counſel oꝛ a Juſtice of peace of the fame hire,to con-
ceale the ſame offence,o2 any offendo, ts felonie, 1. h.7. 7,8. Felony 24,
IuRice of peace 16,
2 She Fozretters in whole Bailiwikes any trefpatle done within the Chevunts-
Queenes Foꝛeſts of ert o2 Cienifon ſhalbe committed, hhaliprefent the aera, ——
ſame treſpaſſes at the next Swanimote before the Foꝛeſters, Uerdops,
Regardors,Agiftors, other Officers of the Foꝛeſt, which pꝛeſentment
fhalbe made by the othes of Knights, x other good and lawtull men € not
fufpicious,of the parties adioyning, oꝛ neere where {uch treſpaſſes ſhall be
prelented,and where the truth map belt he knowen. And the truth being
perfectly knowen,then ſuchpreſentment bp che confent of all che ſaid of:
ficers, (hall be folemnlp wꝛitten and Sealen with their Seales, And tf a-
ny indictment be inother maner,the fame (hall be void. And no man fall
be taken o2 imprtfoned fo2 Cert oꝛ Tenifon , vnleſſe he be taken with the
maner oꝛ indicted in forme aforefaid, Ano the chief Tiarden of the Foreſt
fhalliet him tomainprife, vntill the Eire ofthe Foꝛeſt, without taking a-
“np thing fo2 his deliuerance.34,€0,1, 1. Ed. 3. 8. And ik any officer of the
Forel doth impriſon any perſon, oꝛ doth compel anp perfon to make any
Obligation oꝛ ranfome vnto him, againſt che oꝛdinance afozefatd, and ts
thereokatt ainted, he thal pay to che party grieued his double damages, and
make fine to the Queene. 7. R.2. 4. No Swanimot ſhalbe holden within Swx. ‘motes,
this Realme, but thꝛiſe inthe yere, that is to ſay, in the beginning of rv.
daies beforethe keaſt of ſ.Michael when the Queens Agiſtors thal come
together,to agiſt her demeſne woods: And about the keaſt or S Wartin in
Witter, when the Queenes Agittors ounht co receiue pawnage: And at
| thofe two Swanimotes,thall come together the Folters, Verdors, and A⸗
giſtors, and none other by diſtreſſe. Che third Swanimote thal be in the
deginning of rv. dates before the feak of S. John Baptilt, when the Q.
Agiſtoꝛs bo meete to hunt her deere: And at chis Swanimote thallmecte
\ the Fotters,Cierdozs aud none other by diſtreſſe:Moꝛeouer, euerie fogtte
| Dates theough the pere,the Foſters, and Uerdors hall meete,to lee the at
| tachmentsofthe Fopett,as well fo2 Mert, as for hunting bp the pꝛelent⸗
| ment ofthe Foreſters x before them attachen. Ano che fain Swanimotes
| hall not be kept, buc within che Counties, in which chep haue vſed te be
| Kept, Charta forelt.9 A), 3,8,
| 3 Sf any perfor do wzongkully, oꝛ vnlawkully by night op day, beeake ERE .
‘| Oy enter into any Parke impale, 02 otherfeuerall ground incloſed, with other incloled
wal, pale,oz henge, vfen fog the keeping breeding and cherifhing of deere, 5"
Ehunt, chale, oꝛ drꝛiue out, oꝛ take o2 kil any deere, within the fata ground,
be hall yeelde to the partie grieued bistreblenamages, fuffer impriſon⸗
intent bp the {pace ofthꝛee moneths, and then ſhall find ſufficient {rerties
| for bis goo abearing by the {pace ofvit.peres after, oꝛ els lie in pꝛiſon vn⸗
till he hath found ſuerties. But this ſtatute thall noc ertend to any Parke
— —— OR
Forefts,Chafes, Parkes, Warrens; 9
oꝛ incloſed ground vſed for deere herealter to be mane without the grant
op licence ofthe Q.her heirs,ſucceſſors oꝛ ppogenitoꝛs: Ano it ſhalbe laws
ful koꝛ p party grieued, to ſue x take his kurther remedy againltk euery ſuch
offender koꝛ his loſſe and damages, before the Juſtices of peace, Juſtices
of Aſſiſe, x Juſtice of Deer ec.oꝛelſwhere in any other the Queens courts
of Recor, And vpon ſatiſfaction oꝛ conteſſion of the damages, to releaſe
the offender the ſuertiſhip of goon abearing at any time within bit. veres
5. Cliz,21,S.Welt.1,3.€.1,20, That whoſoeuer committeth trefpatte in
Warkesor Wands, hall make great amends to the partie, betii, peres ime
prifoned,make fine at the Queenes pleaſure, and find ſuertie that be ſhall
not commit the like offence, And ik he cannot find ſurety, be ſhall abiure,
and ik be flie and haue no land, be ſhalbe pꝛoclaimed and Dutlawed,S lus
{tice of peace 3.4,
— Dad of 4Ikanx Fopetker, Parker op CCarrener, find any offenvers within bis
refts, parks,oz Bailiwike there wandzing, and doing hurt, which after buy and crie leui⸗
warrens. ed to keepe the Peace, and obey the Law, will not yeeld themlelues tothe
fame foretter ec. but wil flie vefend thẽlelues by violence, Then thauugh
the frorefters ec. oꝛ any other being in their copanp to keepe the Queenes
Peace, cõmingto arreſt {uch offenders,do flap any of the faid offenders, he —
fhal neither ſuffer death, no2 ſuſtaine any other puniſhment therefore, But
if any ofthe lain korelters parkers, or warreners, by reafon ofany conten⸗
tion deſpite, oꝛ hatred befoꝛe cõceiued wil lap to any mans charge palling
though bis Bailiwicke, that be came thither to de burt, whereas he did
not,neither was found wandering o2 offending, ¢ ſo kill him , and thereof
be conuicten,be ſhalbe puniſhed for his death, ashe ought to be puniſhed
kor che death of another being in the Queenes Peace. 1. Ed. I.
Hoble men 5 Nets lawftull for euery Archbiſhop, Biſhop, Carle, oꝛ Baror, com⸗
Ripe canine, — tothe Dat her commaundement, and palling by her Foreſt, totake
one ortwo of her Deere by the view of the Foſter, if he be ppefent, oꝛ elſe
he hall caule a hoꝛne to be blowen, leak he ſhould ſeeme to ſteale it, And
likewife map they do, as they returne home. Chartaforeltz 9,19,3,110
— 6 Dogs thalbe lawed euery iii.yeres when the range is made bythe te⸗
ſtimonp of honeſt men in thoſe Foꝛeſts where dogges haue bin vſed to be
lawed, t not eltwbere,bis.the thece clawes of the forefoot ſhalbe cutoff bp
the ſkin, he whole vor is not foundlawen, thall be amerced tit.s, But noe |
Dre thalbe taken for the lawing of dows, Charta forelt.9,10.3,6, |
The Fury Hal 7 Fo Jury thall be compellen againſt their willes, by theeatnings,og |
sie tere imprilonment, to crauel From the place where their charge was giuen the,
thepreceine to gine their verdict, noz pet to giue cheir verdict otherwiſethen their con⸗
THE CHATS’ · ſcience doth moue chen, fo2 any trefpaile committed wichinthe Soret 7.
R.2.3. Neither hall chole perfons which do remaine without che Forek
comme befoze the Juſtices of the Foꝛeſt bp common ſummons, except thep |
be impleaded, 02 pledges of any perſon oz perfons which be attachen oe
Forfaitures. 146
the Foꝛeſt. Chartaforeft. 9,%0,3.3,
8 Cuerp Juitice of the Queenes Forelts, Parkes, and Chales within cnery yurice
this Realme, by their weiting fealed with the Seale of their Oflice, ſhall ob: —
make and appoint as many Deputie or Deputies for theerercifine of the Depatiep,
fame Officeofthe Juſtices of the Foꝛeſts, as to {uch Juſtices from tine
totime fhalbe thought conuentent, which deputic and deputies fo appoin⸗
ten hal haue like authority todo and execute all thinges concerning the
Queenes Foꝛeſts Warkes,¢ Chales,and all other things concerning che
Office ofthe Juſtice of the Foꝛeſts to all intents,¢in a3 ample maner ag
the fame Juſtice may lawfully doe, ano as though the fame Sullice were
there perfonallp prefent,3 2. H.8. 3 5,
1How each perſon may vſe his Woods, groũd, & other things which
he hath within the Foreſt. S. Woods 23.24,25,
2 Thatofficers of Forefts fhall not be ſworne in Enqueft. S.luries 4.
3 Thataman having no Parke &c. of his owne, fhall not keepe any
Bucke ftalles or Deere haies.S.Hunting 3.
4 Thatnoman hall ftalke,butin his owne ground.S.Hunting 4.
5 Howlong woods felled in a Parke or groũd inclofed for deere fhall
be preferued from cattell,S. Woods 20.
6 Thathe which hatha Parke and Deere therein, fhall be chargedto
keepe certaine Horfestherein,S.Horfes 1.
7 Where drifts fhalbe made of Forefts or Chafes, when,and by whom,
S. Horſes 7.
3 When high way inor bya Foreft or parke fhalbeenlarged.S,High-
waies 18,
Forfaitures.
TF any perfor ſhalbe indicted, oꝛ appealed,of,o2 for the neath of any ſuch mo fortatt fos
Leuil diipoſed perfon, which attépreth felonioutly to robbeog murder pine Bills ct cere
in, oꝛ nich anp common highway cartway, hoꝛſeway, oꝛ foot way, oꝛ in his oz felons.
manſion 02 dwelling place,op for p killing of him which attẽpteth burala-
| rilp to bꝛeak bis dwelling houſe in the night, eof the fame bp verdict hal
be fo found ¢ tried. he that looſe neither lands, tenements, goods 02 cattels
fo2 the death of any ſuch euill diſpoſed perfon , but ſhalbe fully diſcharged
thereof,asif he were acquit of the death of the ſaid perſon.24. h.8.8.
. — 2 F— fs
2 Cuerp offender being lawfully conutcten of high Creafon, by ver- — an
dict, conteſſion outlawꝛy op pꝛeſentment, (hal korf. to the Dal fuch lands, Creator,
tenements and hereditaments, which be thall haue in his otwneright, tn.
vſe or poſſeſſion of anp eftate of inheritance, at the time of ſuch Treaſon
cõmitted oꝛ at anytime after.5.€0,6,1 1, But there ſhalbe no coꝛruption
of blood to any heire, noꝛ the wife of che offender hall forf her Dower, by
the attainder of any perfon foꝛ any ofthe offences made treafon bp ſtatute
prouiver, 5, C1, 1, fo2 the aſſurãce ofthe Q.power ouer al eſtates, oꝛ by the
ſtatut pꝛouided 5, C11 Lagaint che clip ng wathing rounding o2 filing
6" 2 Og
Forging ofdeedesand writings: | :
of Coine, oꝛ by the ſtatute pꝛouided 18, El. r.againt thei impaiting ofthe
Queenes Coine and other Cotnes currant within this Reale,
1 Where a woman fhall forfait her land for making an vnlawfull cons
tract of matrimonie.$,Women Io.
2 Where there fhalbe forf. ofland for committing or confenting to
Rape, S.Rape 3. |
3 Who fhal haue the forfaitures ofall felons woods Pa ednitetiad
ned,S.Prerog,1 6.
4 Who hallhaue the forf. ofa Bifhops tenants — during the
vacation, S.Prerog 14.
5. Thatno perfon arrefted and imprifoned fhall fort bi goodsbefore —
he be conuicted.&c. S.Sherifes 26.
Forging of deedes and writings,
Forging ofany JF any perſon oꝛ perfons vpon hts oꝛ their owne head and kmaginetion
becus where” Loz by falſe conſpiracie and fraude with others, hall wittingly, {ubtilly,
pola ag and kallly force 02 make, oꝛ ſubtilly cauſe, oꝛ wittingly alſent to be forged
i oꝛ made any falle deed, charter oz wꝛiting fealed,Court route, othe cAill
of any perfon oꝛ perfons iningiting,to theintent that theefate of freehots
oꝛ inberitance,of any perfono2 perfons,of,in, oꝛ to any lands, tenements,
02 hereditaments, kreehold 02 copthold,o2 the right,title,oz intereſt of anp
perlon oꝛ perfons,of, in, oꝛ to the fame op any of them, thall 02 may be mos
leffen,troublen,defeated,recoucred o2 charged, Dr thall pronounce ; pubs
liſh, oꝛ thew forth in euidence any ſuch kalle and koꝛged deed, charter, ture
ting, Court roule,o2 wil, as true, knowing the lame to be: falte and forged, |
to the intent akoreſaid, ¢ hall be thereof conuicted, either bponaction og
actions of Foꝛger of falle deedes, founded vpon this ſtatute, at thefuit of
the partie grieued oꝛotherwiſe accoꝛding tothe courte of the law orꝛ vpon
bil oꝛ information exhibited in the Starve chamber, he thal pap tothe pare
tie grieued his double colts x damages to be found oꝛ aſſeſſed inthe Court
where {uch conuiction ſhalbe, and alſo thal be ſet vpon the Pilloꝛie in ſome
open Market towne, oꝛ open place, and there haue both his cares cutoff, 4 4
bis nottrils flic,cut and feared witha hot yꝛon, fo as they may remaine fo;
aperpecttall marke ofbis falſhood ana thalforf.ta the Di ithe whoteitties
€ profits obhis lands during hisitte, anvthall {utter perpetual ——
ment duringhis like. Che faid damages and coſtes to be recouered at the
fuitofthe partte crieued ; to be firſt paid and leuied of the goons ¢cattels
of theaffender,aud of the iſſues & profits of his lands et. oꝛ olone oꝛ aiid
of theur,chesitle ofthe Qc.notwithltanding. 5, Gis,
Forsing anes. 2 Tfanp perſon or perfons hpon his oꝛ cher owe innaeinacio6 oy
roperedpa Leal Faife conſpiracie ox frauds with anpother, thal wittingly ſubtilly ¢fa ee
beclaimed. SForge,ormake,oz wittingly,Cubcilly and falllp caulen? aſſent to be mabe,
¢ forged any falle charter,veen op wꝛiting to the intent that any perfow oF
panting fhalloz map bane i oR cata ap eftate op interctt fox terme of
peres,
Forging of deedes and writings. ot ane
peres,of, in oꝛ to any Manoꝛs,lands, tenemẽts or hereditaméts not being
copihold, oꝛ any annuity in fre ſimple, fee taile, for terme of life, lines oz
peres,o? thall as is aloꝛeſaid forge, make op caufe, oꝛ aſſent to be made 02
forced anpobligation,oz bil obligatozy oꝛ anp acquitance,releateop other
pifcharge of anp Debt, account, action, ſuit, demaund o2 other thing perſo⸗
nall:D2 hall pronounce, publiſh, oꝛ giue in euivence any {uch falfe or for⸗ Et gs —
ged charter, deed, writing obligation, bilobliqatogy,acquitance,veleate oꝛ quitattce, vee
Difcharge, as true, knowing the fame to be kalle x forged, ethalbe thercot ern i ou.
conuict bp any of p waies oꝛ means afozefain: Chen he thal pay to the pars dence a toeger
tie grieued, bis double coftes and damages to be found and aſſelſed in ſuch deede.
Court, where the laid conuiction fhalbe had, and alfo ſhall be (et bpon che
Pilloꝛie in ſome open Market cowne,oz other open place, ¢ there haue one
of his cares cut off, anv alfo ſhall fuffer impꝛiſonment by the {pace of one
whole pere without baile oꝛ mainpꝛiſe.5. Ci,14,
3 Che party € partes grieued bp reafon of any the offences afozefaid, — fat
hal emapat his and cheir pleaſure, haue,t fue his action of Foꝛger of falle partic grleued.
deeds, vpon this ſtatute againſt any the offenders in the fame, bp opiginall
Writ out ofthe Chancery, ¢ thall hauclike proces vpon che fame, agin cas
ſes of trefpas at the Commontaw, D2 map at his plealure take his {uit a-
gaint any fuch offenders in anp che pꝛemiſſes, by bill,in the kings Bench, |
prin the Clchequer, wherein no €.41,19.¢¢, But if the dekendant hall be Po perron
conuicted fox anp the offences afoꝛeſaid, according to the opder and foꝛme chen of oncote
aboue limitted, ¢ thall haue receiued punifhment corporal, according ta fe.
(this Act, chen he thall not eftfoones be impeached for the fame offences.
But chough che plaintife in any {uch action o2 bil co be ſued, thal after ver⸗
‘dict paſſed againtt the defendant releaſe o2 difcharge the iudgment 02 eres
cution bpon che fame, 02 otherwile fuffer the fame to be diſcontinued, pet aye yr veteate
| neuertheles the fame releate, diſcharge o2 difcontinuance thal extend only Mal onely dite
‘to nilcharae {uch coſts ¢namaces as the fame plaineife houid haue had ae DUS bis e·
| gaint che pefendat,¢ the Judges before whom the {atv action or ſuit hall
he taken, halle may proceedto Judgement of and vpon the reſidue ofthe
| faiv penalties ¢ foxfattures,and commaund execution vpon thefame, the
faiy diſcontinuance oꝛ other diſcharge notwithſtanding. 5. El. 14.
4Ifkany perlon oꝛ perſons being conuicted oꝛ condempned of any of —J
the offences afoꝛeſaid, by any the waies oz means aboue limitted, ſhall af> conn ofience.
ter anp {uch bis 02 their ciuiction cftfoones cõmit any of che fain offences
informe aforefait,ann thall be thereof conuicted 02 attainted, then euerie
ſuch ſecond offence thalbe adiudged felonp without benefit of Clerate o2
Sanctuaries But there hall be no copruption of blood, vitheritanceof the meyers rights
heire oꝛ forf.of power by this felony, Sauing to every perfon (other then laued.
the laid offenders, and {uch as claime totheir vſes) all {uch rights, titles,
andother ppofics which any ofthem thall haue, at the time of ſuch con-
uiction op attainder oꝛ befoze, in oꝛ to any the lands €c, of anp uch perfor
U 3 con⸗
Thele perfors
are not —
able by this
atute,
Ayo is a
x oeſtaller.
Forging of deeds.&c... » Forftallers, Ingroſſers, &c. ,
conuicced, And all and euery Juices of Dyer and determiner, and Juſti⸗
ces of Alife in their Circuits, anv euery of thent thall haue authoritie in
their open and general Seſſions to enquire of, beave and determine al ang
euery the offences afoꝛeſaid, committed oꝛ done within the limits of their
Commmitlion, ¢ to make proces foꝛ che erecutron of the fame, as they map
doe again anp perfon being invited befopethem ofcrefjas, 02 lawfully
conuicted thereof.5. Eliz. 14.
5 But this Acc Hall not charge any Oꝛdinary, oꝛ any of their Conte
miflaries, Ditictals, Regifters,o2 any other their Diticers with any of the
oitences afozefaid, for putting their Seale of Office to any Aill exhibi⸗
ted vnto them,not knowing che fame co be falle op fozxged, oz for wꝛiting
of che ſaid CHU 02 pꝛobat of the fame, Neither ſhall it be hurtfull to anie
Pꝛoctoꝛ, Aduocate, 02 Regiſter okany Eccleſiaſticall Court within this
realme, for the waiting, ſetting forth, og pleading of any Pꝛoxie mane acs
cording ta che Eccleſiaſtical lames o2 cuſtomes heretofore vied ¢ allowed
bp the Ccclefiattical courts of this realme fo2 the apparance of anp perfor
cited to appeare in anp of the ſaid courts, noz to anp Archdeacon oꝛ Offici⸗
all fog putting their Aucentique ſeale to the fain oxie, neither pet toanp |
Judge Cecleliakicall,foz admitting the fame. either hall this act extẽd
to any Atturneyp,Lawter,or Counfaiter chat thal for his Client pled ſhew
forthoꝛ giue in euidence, any falfe and forged Deed, Charter, COL, Court
roule,o2 other wꝛiting, for true o2 goad, being not party Epelup tothe kor⸗
ning of the fame,fo2 the pleading, ſhewing fopch, o2 giving in euidence of
the fame. either Hal this actertend co any perſon that thal pleado hem
forth any deed op waꝛiting eremplifien vnder the great Seale, op the ſeale
of any other Autentique Court of this Realme, Noꝛ thallertendeto anx
Judge oꝛ Juſtice, ox other perfon that ſhall cauſe any fealeof any court tay
be fet to anp {uch beeb,charter,o2 waiting inrouled, not knawing the fame.
to be falfe 02 forged. Any ching in this act ec. notwithltanding. 5. Eliz.4.
1 Thataferuant taken witha forged teftimoniall, fhal be wipped asa
Vagabond,S, Laborers.8,
2 For getting other mens goods bya counterfait or forged token or!
letter.S .Counterf. I 3
Foreftallers Ingroffers,Regrators, ; 4
—VV doth buy oꝛ caule to be bought any marchandise,bitail
02 other thing cõming by land oꝛ water toward anp faire oꝛ mare
ket, to be fold in the ſame, oꝛ coming coward any citie, port, hanen, creeke
02 Rade of this Realine 02 Hales, fram any part beyond the Sea,to. be
fold,o2 make any bargaine, contract or proimife, for che hauing oꝛ buying)
of che ſame, oꝛ any part thereof ſo comming as is aloꝛeſaid, before the fain
Marchandize,vitatles,o2 other thing f1 thalbe.t inthe Market, faire, Citie,
Wort, Warren, Creeke og Rode, ready to be fold,o2 Yall make any motion)
a mod, letter, mellage, 02 acherntate any pevton 62 perfons aes the ens
Foreftallers, Ingroflers,Regrators, 148
Haun fing of the ppice,o2 dearer felling sf any of che chines aboue mentios
nev,o2 cls diſſwade moue, oꝛ firre any perfoncomming to the Market o
faive,to korbeare to bring any of the things aboue mẽtioned, to any Faire,
Parker, Citie,¢c,to be fold as ts aforefato,thalbe adiudged a fopettaller.5.
.14.An.3 4,.€0, 1 it was enacted, that no foreſtaller ſhould be ſuffe⸗
rep to dwel ina a Towne, koꝛ he is a maniteſt opprefler of the poore, a pubs
likeenemp ofthe Countrey, and whole common wealth,
2 HAbolocucr hall Regrate op cet into his poſſeſſion, in any Faire 02 actho isa wee
MParket, any coꝛne, wine, fly, butter,cheele,candels, tallow, theepe lambs, 5"
calues,ſwine, pigs, geeſe, capons, hens, chickins, pigeons, conics o2 other
dead vitail whatſoeuer, that ſhalbe bꝛought to any Faire oꝛ Market with⸗
inthis Ralme or Males to be ſold, x noch (ell the ſame againe in any faire
oꝛ Market holden in the ſame place, oꝛ in any other faire or Market with-
in iiiimiles chereof,thalbe reputed a Regratoꝛ. 5. Ed.6.14.
2 Aholoeuer dothingroſſe,or get into his handes bp buying, contrac⸗ a He a
ting,o2 promifetaking (otherchen by demile, grant o2 leaſe of land oꝛ tith) sagt
anp cone growing in the felos,o2 any other cogne, butcer,cheele, fh, op
other dead vitailemithin England ; tothe intent to fell che fame againe,
fhalbe taken an onlawfull ingroſſer. 5. Ed. 6. 14.
4 Aboloeuer offendeth in any of the things before rehearſed, ẽ being ro umitment of
thereot duely conuicted,ozattainten by the Lawes of this Realme , 02 al⸗ the oftenvers,
ter the forme hereafter mencioned, within it.peres next after ſuch offence
| committed, hal for his firſt offence, fuffer imprifonment by the ſpace of ti,
moneths without baile op mainpeile, and forfait the value of the goods,
cattelle vitaile fo by him bought oꝛ had: Any being thereofonce lawfully
Conuiccedo2 attainted,thall fo2 hislecond offence, being thereofeftfoones
fatufully conuicted ec. fuffer impzifomment by the {pace of one palfe pere,
Without baile oꝛ mainpriſe, and ſhal looſe the double value of the goods te.
ſo bought or bad, as is afoꝛeſaid. And being twiſe conuicted of anp of the
faivoffences, thal eftfoonesoffend the third time, and be thereoflawfullp
conuicted or attainten, he for his third offence thall be fet on the Pillorie
| inthe Citie,Comnen? place where he Hall dwell, and hall forfait all his
| Koobsandcattell which he hath to his owne vſe, andthall be committed
fo prifon,aun thereremaine during the Queenes plealure, But he that ts
‘once punithen fo, any oftence, ſhall not be eftſoones troubled oꝛ puniſhed
forthe ſame. 5. Ed. 6. 14. Mho thall haue the forf, ehow it ſhalbe leuied.
S.lultice of peace 314.501. 3 bipas annisé :
xBut this ſtatute hall uot extende to any (Chines, Diles; Sugars, Titattes
| Spices Currants, opocher fopreinevicailes bought from beyond the fea pny te i.
| ¢ iH and Salt onelp except.) 13,€1,25, eg) ASD LR,
6It ſhall not be adiudged any offence tontrarp to this ſtatute, to take Theſe perfons
J
| Sip cattell;copne, bucter,cheele,o2 any ofthe aboue rehearled thinges ves te thee cautes
Cer ued vpon any Leale top life,liates,o2 vores, Dacosuy any barlepy igo’ crinsrore,
te a4 otes,
f
Foreftallers, Ingroffers,R egrators.
otes,the buyer whereof ſhall conuert the fame in his houſe to maul op
otemeale, D2 for any Fiſhmonger, Butcher,or Poutter , for to buy anp —
thine concerning cheirowne faculty which hall lell che fame againe,bpow
reaſonable peices by retatle, 02 fo2 any Inholder oꝛ Clitailer for the buy⸗
ing of wine,o2 other dead vitaile mect fo2 mans fultenance, tofel the fame
againe by retaile, within his houle, oꝛ to any of his neighbors, for their fue
{tenance foz reafonable pꝛices, Oꝛ fog the buping of anp herring , dꝛied 02
{alten fifh 02 Sppats, and fold foꝛ reafonable prices, D2 for any ofthe Q.
ſubiects dwelling within one mile of the maine Sea, to buy any ith kreſh
oꝛ falcen,¢ to fel the fame againe at reafonable prices, D2 forthe buying
of anp coone,fith, butter, oꝛ cheele by any Banger, Laver, Kidder oꝛ Car⸗
rier allowen by three Juſtices of peace ofthat countrep where ec, which
thal (ell the fame againein any fatre 02 market, oꝛ to any vitailer, oꝛ fo anp
other perfon forthe prouifionof bis houle , within one moneth after he
bought them, Oꝛ koꝛ any common pꝛouiſion mave bp any perfon of anp of ©
the aforzelain things foz any citte, borough 02 totune coꝛpoꝛat, oꝛ fo the bie
tailing of any hip, Cattle oꝛ foꝛt, Oꝛ for to bup pꝛouide vitails neceMarp
fog the furniture ¢ pꝛouiſion of the inhabitants of the towne of Barwick
Holley Filand, o2 of the Warches of England againſt Scotland, which »
. fhalbe tranſpoꝛted ¢conueien to fuch of the places afoꝛeſaid, as {cone as
wind ¢ weather will {erue , D2 for a common knowen dꝛouer being li⸗
cenfen by three Juſtices of peace of he County there he dwelleth, wher⸗
of one to be of the Quorum, to buy cattellinfuch Counties where Dꝛo⸗
vers haue bin wont to buy and lell the fame againe, at fome markets op)
faires being diftant at the leaſt rl, miles from the place where he bought
them, 2 fo2 any perfon being licenſed bp three Juſtices of peace tc, to
buy Cone, Graine, oꝛ Cattel,to becaried by water fromone porto? place’
mithin England o2 CHales vnto another, ikhe do thip op imbarke the fame.
within rl. dates after be hath boucht oꝛ couenanted foꝛ the fame, and with
erpeditionas weather hall {erue to tranſpoꝛt the lame, and doe bring a)
certificat from a Juſtice of 1, of the Countp, oꝛ Maioꝛ 02 Bailike of che)
towne coppozat,¢ the culfomer, where fuch vnlading ſhalbe, teſtiliyng the
fame onto the Cuſtomer ¢ Comptroller of che Poꝛt where the {ante were)
imbarked, D2 fo euery perſon to buy, ingroſſe and keepe in bis houſe
cogne,tuhen wheat ſhalbe commonly at the price of vi.3, dtii.the quarter,
oꝛ vnder, mault and barley at iii.s.iiii.d. Dees, 02 Otes maulted at ii.s.
Peale op Beans at titt.s,and Rie oꝛ Maſtline at v.s. the quarter of Lon⸗
_ pon meafure,o2 vnder,ſo that none of all the foreſaid copne,cattel, butter,
cheele og ather commodities be bought, couenanter ee, by fopettalling, Se |
Ed.G.14. 13. C13, 25, Ge Eb. eT CUI aeeaM See OE 8 eae
7, This Kacute,o2 any other ſtatute made againit foptallers,reqrators)
and Fngroflers, ſhall noc extende to any dile, wine Dea Kh vnfalted, mud
Gt; and lalt, as anp buyer op bupets vpon the Sea, by wap of —
<2 ee ing
Franchifes and Liberties, 149
Ling oprearating, Halland doe bring in any Engliſh (ublects Hips crai-
ers oꝛ other velſels, and diſcharge in any Poꝛt oꝛ Hauen within chis Ke⸗
alne5. El.5.27. El. 11.35.Eliz.7. to continue till che ende of the next
Parliament.
1 ForRegrating of Butter and cheefe.S.Butter 1.
2 That no Butcher fhall regrate any fat cattell.S, Butchers 1.
3 Who may buy Cattell and fel chem againe;and within whattime.S.
Cattell r, | didony ediah thot yao
4 Thathe which buyeth corne for the change of his feede fhall bring
inas much tothe market.S,Corne Io. . | |
5 Who may engroffe Tanned Leather and fell the fame againe, and:
who not, S. Leather 36. UN Dit isso
Franchifes and Liberties.
petite being inforce mate befoze 4 Februarij Anno 27. h. 8. a- ———
gaint ſherikes, vnderſherikes, bailikes, oꝛ other miniſters for making man to
oꝛ returning of panels of Juries, op for due execution and ſeruing of anp Dalltts of liber
Writ o2 pr0ces,02 fo2 taking of fees, refozmation of extoꝛtion oꝛ foꝛ any —°
ther thing concerning their offices, and all paines ¢ penalties conteinedin
euery ſuch ſtatute, ſhalbe extended ro all Stewardes, Bailtfes, anvother
Minilters, and Officers of Liberties and Franchiſes hauing returnes of
waits, and erecution thereof, inlike maner as they ettend to fherifes,on-
| Derlherifes ¢c.as tithe ſaid Batlifes, Stewards ec. had bin particularly
| named in fuch ſtatutes,Sauing that the fain Stewards, Batlifs of Fran⸗
chiles,their deputies 02 Clerkes map occupy their offices aboue one pere,
_ biz, fop fo long time as they be giuentothem,.27,10,.8,24, Ff é
2 The Queenes Waiettie, her Steward, Warthal,Coroner,and all her. bere the Q.
Minilters hall ¢ may keepe their courts fox Juſtice and execute theirok qe Or
| ficesas thallappertaine tothem accopding to the lawes, cuſtomes and fa: kept within
“tutes of this Reale, inall places within this realme alwell wiehinLiet OO.
berties and Franchiles as without, within the Uerge accuttomen tober’
| court, where her Highnes inher owne perfon thall come to reſt o2- abide,
| Ano the D.Clerke ofthe marker, € none other during chefame time; ag
| Wel within Liberties as without, thal erercife the office of the Clerke of —— *
the market notwithſtanding any priuiledge, grant ec. But this ſtatut ſhal
not he pꝛeiudicialto the Liberties of the citie of London 32. h.8.20.
The amerciaments fop infutficient returnsof waits oz other proces Amerciament
made bp Stewardes oꝛ bailifes of Liberties hauing returne of wits and returnes by
execution of the fame, thalbe fet bpon the heads of fuch Stewards op baie Pallifes ofl
i —
lifs not vpon the Sherifes.27.4D.824, .
iĩ That the Queenes Purueior may tale any vitalles vithin Franchife,
S.Purueiours 23. Cs inti;e
| 2 That no perfon hath Franchife or authoritie to pardon felons,or ap-
point Iuftices,but the Q.onely.$.Preropatiue 17, |
3 Thae
Feauditene deedes, Gifts, &c, .
-3- Thatthe Queene ſhal haue the * and amerciaments fortaited bf ,
Bailifes and Stewards of franchifes.S,Prerogatiue 20. r
4: ‘That)Lordsof liberties {hall appoint two or three expiert men to
fearch or feale Leather,S, Leather 2 5s
5 Thatthe Queene may feifea Franchifefor default of, fpurkuito or arre⸗
fling of Felons.S,Felonie.38,
6 Thatthe Lord of afranchife where goodes bee thewed ina Faire or
Market,vpon daies prohibited, ſhall haue the fame goods.§,Faires 2.
7 Ja whofe naineall writs, Indiétments and proces made within any
Liberty,and i in — name the Tete ofthe fame fhalbe awarded.S,Pre-
rogatiue 18. - fy sh
8 For the executing and returning of wittes in Franchifes;S ——
3.6.7.8
WMhat perſons and * “i feffciencie fhall be returned by Bailifes
ne ——— enquire of Riots.S-Riots 13. : ii}
10) In whattime, Bailifesef —— {ball array Abaiſe⸗ and deter |
the Copies,S, Afife-8io 1: wertiyy . tl
11 Thatthe Sherifemay notenteri into: ved Team chute, to execute chein !
precept, whichbe -Commifionerss to enquireel the decay of Tillage, Sy.
Sherifes 244 Find
12 Wherethe Sherife fhall make te precept toa Bailife ae aFranchife,
aH where he; —5 ſhall achuer atzelli im pone Sherifes z0.0 |
Im ry Gry s aisdl in hl 3H idoal air $e
na oiety “Fauidilene Deedes Gifs, Neco asiease san 4
oat is At and cuetp feofferhent,cift,cyrant; bacnain, alienation ——— |
orbee ming ae of lands,tenements hereditaments goods ¢ cattels, oꝛ of anp of the,
oꝛotany lente, rene, Common, dꝛother profit og charge out of the fame.
mn ee qo Langa hereditamẽts goods; ec.orany of the by wꝛiting oꝛ otherwiſe, ang
Nal anbieuorpibondsfite,itmqententanderecution at any time bad or made |
ſitheuce the beginning of our Soueraigne Ladie Ducene Clizabeths:
raigne oꝛ at any time hereafter to be had oꝛ made, wuhichhaue bin, anv, |
are Deutled ant contriued of malice; fraud. couin ,collufion op guile. to
eo the intent ee, £0 nelap, binder,op Defraun Grevitoys ; and others of cheie
in and latwfillactions, (uits, bebts, aceampta, Damages, penaltios,tore,
faitures,baviots,moptuaries op reliefes hail be taken and deemed only,
yoo bo Rag againſt t hat perſon, bisheires,erecutors, {ucceflo2s;02 allignes whale
oo op actions faites, debtes accompts, c. by fuch quilefull,couenous op frau⸗
dulent deeds, deuiſes, practiles as is aforelaid, are 5 hall oꝛ mought be in
any wife dictur bed hindered Delaien oxnetraunen, to be cieerely void andy
ofnone eſffect any, colouisfained.confineracion,ermeling of ble, 02 DY 9S)
ther matter tothe contrary nocwithtfanning : Vut this flatute thall noe
ertend fo anyeſtate or intereſt in lange, leaſes noopsjtc, lawfully. aſſured
ene good conliveration, ana Bona fise, to any perfor o ae
9ni])
¢
Fraudulent deedes}Gifts,&e.: 7 Iso
politique op coꝛpoꝛat. not hauing atthe tine of fuch conueiance ec. anie
knomlengeoffuch fraud, colluſion, a2 is afozefaid c. 1.R.2.9.2. R.2.3.
I 3. El.5.29. El. 5. f ;
> Allanveuerp che parties to fuch fained o2 fraudulent feffement, gikt, ——
nraunt,alienation,bargaine, conueiance bond, {utc iudgement erection deedes·
ẽc oꝛ beingpꝛiuie ¢ knowing ofthe ſame oꝛ any otthem, whieh ſhall wit
tingly ¢ willingly, put invꝛe auowe, maintaine iuſtiſie op defend t he ſame
op anyofthem, as true, limple, and done oꝛ wave Bona fide,and bpon goad
ronſideration, oꝛ ſhaltalien oꝛ aſſigne any che fandes, tenementsy adds,
leaſes €c.to chem conueied, oꝛ any part thereof, hal fortait tothe, Queene
gc,and the P.grieued bp ſuch kraudulent keoffement, gift, bond, ſuit Ec.
one peres value of che ſaid lands ec, Leaſes, rents oꝛ other profits, and
the whole value of the ſaid goods and cattels, and ſo much money as ſhall
be contained in ſuch couenous and fained bond,to be recouered by A. I.B.
P.æc.wherein no A.tc. E.P.tc. Ano beingthereof lawkullyconuicted,
chalſuffer impriſonment one halfe pere, without baile og maiupziſe· 1a 3.
Eliz.5.29.Eliz.5. cy ITY RUT
»3 But common recoueries had againſt tenant intatle o2 other tenance Common reco-
ofthe freehold of fands,the reuerfion op remainder, oꝛ right of renerfion 02 vtties.
remainder whereof then thalbe in any other perfon,fhall as touching {uch
: perfon,and his betves which hath che reuerſion o2 remainder thereof, be of
‘Uke forcesaud none other,as the fame thaula haue bin ikthis Ace had’ not nadie?
Din made, Ano no eftate 02 conuciance, by reafon thereof anyperfon ſhall Aouther in
vle any voucher in. anp weit of Formdon, thalbe made voide by this Actes
But euery Cuch voucher in anp writ of Formedon, ſhalbe oflike force, as
ikthis act hav not bin mave,13.€1,5.29.256.. 8 > .
4 All and euerp conuetance graunt, charge,leaſe, efate, incumbꝛance Fraudulent ed ·
| ain limitation of of¢ op vſes att. in oꝛ out ofanplands, tenements.oꝛ other paantn tan.
| hereditaments whacloeuer had oꝛ made at anp time heretofore, fithence (crs.
| the beginning of the Q. Maieſties raigne that now is,o2 at any time here⸗
jafter¢o be had 02 made, for the intẽt and of purpoſe to defraud and deceiue
| {uch perfon og perſons, bodies politikenz corporat, as bauepurchalen, oꝛ
hall afterwardes purchale tu fee ſimple, fee catle, for life, Lincs, op peres,
rhe Came landes,tenemen:s,¢ bereditamente,opanp part opparcell there⸗
of, fo formerly conueied,qraunted, leafed, charged, incumbzen 02 limitted
in ofe, 02 to defraud and deceiue fuch as haue oꝛ ſhall purchaſe anp rene,
Profit oz commoditic,in,o2 ouc ofthe fame, oꝛ any part thereof, ſhalbe dee⸗
med and taken onely as againſt that perfor and perſons, bovies politike
and coꝛpoꝛathis and their heires, ſucceſſors executors, adminiſtratoꝛs and
allignes,¢ againlſt all euery other perſon and perſons lawfully hauing oꝛ
claiming bp, krom o2 vnder them, oꝛ anv of chem, which haue purchaled
oꝛ Hallbereafter ſo purchale foꝛ money, op other good confiveration the
lame landes, tenements oz hereditameuts, og any part oꝛ parcell thereof,
. : ; 92
Ws
————— ——9—
&
Fraudulent deedes, Gifts, &e, : ¥
oꝛ anp rent, profit oy commoditie in oꝛ out of che fame, to be vtterly votre, |
fruftrate, and.of none effect : Any pretence, colour, fatned conſideration,
— * of any vſe oꝛ vſes to the contrarie notwithſtanding. 27.
(5.44 ;
Partiesta 5 All and euerie the parties to {uch famed, conenous, and fraudulent
Sete ube Giftes,qrants, leaſes charges oz conueiances befoge expꝛeſſed/ oꝛ being
poe anoiuthe Prtute e knowing ofthe ſame, oꝛ any ofthem, which thall wittingly put in
fame. Ne, auowe, maintaine, tullifie 02 defend the fame, o2 anpofthem,astrue,
fintple,and pone, had 02 made bona fide, oꝛ bpon rood confiveration,to the
bifurbance oꝛ hindrance of the ſaid purchaler oꝛ purchalers, lealees, op
grantees, opofor fo the difturbance o2 hinderance of thetr beires , ſucceſ⸗
ſoꝛs, executoꝛs adminiſtratoꝛs, oꝛ aſſignes,oꝛ {uch as haue op thallatwfullp
claime any ching by, krom oꝛ onder themoz any of them, ſhall incurre the
penalty € forfaiture of one peres value of the ſaid lands, tenements ¢ hes
reditaments fo purchaſed o2 charged. Che one mottie whereof to be tothe
Q. Maielty ber heires and {iuccellors, an the other moitp to the party of —
patties grieued by (ich fained and fraudulée gikt, grant, leaſe, conueiance,
incumbꝛance, oꝛ limitation of vfle,to be recoucred in any of the Q. Courts
of recoad by A.of debt, .P.oꝛ J.wherein no E.P.oꝛ .xc.And allo bee
ing thereok lawkully conuicted thal ſufker impriſonment fo2 one halke yere
Without baile o2 mainpꝛiſe. 7. Eliz. 4, |
Connetances. 9 Chis act, oꝛ any ching therein contained , hall not ertende oꝛ be con⸗
manebpon ſtrued to impeach, defeat,make voit? fruftrate any conueiance, alſigne⸗
goonccane ment ofleate,allurance,errant,charge,leate,ettate,interett op limitation of
bona fide. vſe oꝛ vſes o£, in,to,o2 out ofany lands,tenementso2 herenitaments heree
tokoꝛe at any time had oꝛ made, oꝛ hercatter to be had oꝛ made vpon o2 foꝛ
good conſideration ¢ bona fide,to any perſon oꝛ perſons, bodies politique
oꝛ coꝛpoꝛat, Any ching bekoꝛe mentioned tothe contrarie hereof notwith⸗
ſtanding. 27. Eliz.4. i |
ingen 4» 7 dEanp perſon oꝛ perfons haue heretofore ſithence the beginning of
ien centon Che Queenes Waietties raigne that now is,mave,o2 hereafter fhall make
oꝛalteration. any conuetance, gift, graunt, demiſe, charge, limitation of vſe o2 bles, o2
aflurance of,in,o2 out of any landes,tenements o2 hereditaments , with ae
ny claule, pꝛouiſion,article oꝛ condition of revocation, determination, oꝝ
alteration, at his o2 their twill oꝛ plealure of fuch conueiance, aflurance,
grants, limitations of vſes 02 effates, of, in, o2 out of the fain lands, tene⸗
ments oꝛ hereditaments,o2 of,in,o2 out of any part oꝛ parcell of them,cons |
teined oꝛ mentionedin anp wꝛiting, deed, oꝛ Indenture of fuch allurance, |
conueiance, graunt oꝛ wife, Eafter {uch conueiance, graunt. gift, demiſe,
charge, limitation of vſes oꝛ aſſurance, ſo made oꝛ hav, tall oꝛ Do bargain,
ſell demile, graunt, conuep, op charge the lame lands, tenements, oꝛ here⸗
ditaments, oz any parcel thereof, to any perſon oꝛ perſons, bodies poli⸗
tique oꝛ coꝛpoꝛat, foꝛ monep oꝛ other good conſideration paid oꝛ one
aid
¢
Fraudulent deedes, Gifts, &c, 51
{ain firſt conueiance, aTurance, gift, graunt, demile, charge 02 limitation
not by him og them reuoked, made void, oꝛ altered, accoꝛding tothe power
and authoritie reſerued, oꝛ expꝛeſſed onto him oꝛ them, inand bp the fain
fecret conueiance, aſſurance wift oz graunt: Chen the fain former conver
ance,allurance, gift, pemife ¢ grant as touching the fatd lands, tenements
Ehereditaments fo after bargained, folv, conueied, demiſed oꝛ charged, a-
gaint che faid bargainees, vendees, leſſees, grãätees Feucrp ofthem , their
heres, {uccellozs,erecutors adminiftrators and alliqnes,¢ againſt all ano
every perſon and perfons which baue, thall o2 may lawfully claime anp
thine, bp, krom, oꝛ onder them 02 anp of them, thall be deemed, taken € ad⸗
) fudged to be void, fruſtrat, and ofnone effect by vertue ¢ force of thts pre
fent act.27,€1i3.4,
8 Pꝛouided neuertheleſſe, thatnolawfull Moꝛgage, made oz to bee SBorsages,
made bona fide,¢ without fraud o2 couin vpon good confideration, al be
impeached oz impaired bp force of this Acte, but thall ſtande in the like
force and effect asthe fame thouly hauedone, tf this act had neuer bin hav
oz mane: Any thing in chis act to the contrary , in any wife notwithtan⸗
ding. 7 Eliʒ. 4.
9 This Act noꝛ any thing there conteinen, thal ertend 02 be conſtru⸗ Afturances of
ed to make good any purchale, graunt, leaſe, charge 02 profit of, in, 02 out ny Athi
pfanyp lands,tenements 02 herepitaments heretofore made void , defeated eo poffefiton bes
5} ondone bp reafon of any kormer conueiance, graunt, op atfurance,{o ag ‘BE RAtHEE,
the partie o2 parties, op their beires oꝛ alliqnes , which haue fovefeaten
p2 mabe bord the fame, were imactual polſſeſſion the firſt day of this pre.
jent Parliament, of, oꝛ inthe ſaid landes, tenementes oꝛ hereditaments,
| | wbheresf,oroutof which any ſuch purchale,cvaunt, leaſe, charge,op profit
| —— Eliz.4.
10 Chis act, oꝛ any thing therin contained, ſhal not extend in any fort, — of
‘orettraine 02 impaire theiuriforction, power o authopiticofthe Court chamber.
hf Starve chamber 27,€1i3.4, 39 Eliz. 18, This ſtatute made perpetuall
39.Eliʒ. 18,
(| 1 Forfraudulent deeds madeby an Ecclefi aftical perfon,to defeate his
\ucceflorsof theirremedy for Dilapidations. S.DilapidationsT. ©)
|} 2 Thatfraudulét conueiances made by Fugitives thalbe voide againſt
he Queene.S,Fugitiues Aessi vs
3 Fot fraudulent cenueiancesto — the Lord ofhis Warde mars
i iage orreliefe.S.Wardes 1.2.24,
b | 4. For fraudulet conueiancesimade ofany Abbey Chanue, Colledge
ur free Chappel lands.S,Monafteties:4.9:2:55 >
5 For Collateraland fraudulent — oliands to the vle of
ny Church Chappell 8éc.S.uMoremiaine 8,1) esiityctt or q
6 Fot fraudulent conuriancero.defeac — ot any * of any
— may arife vnto them by the ſtat oſ 3. Cliʒ.I. bine ’
at
cae aſſiſe ol
uel.
led 2 No perlon oꝛ perfons thall buy any Fuel, Coles 02 wood, but onelp’
as wit! burne
opretatle the
fang,
Freehold. Fuell. ‘
7 That Seatutes marchant and ofthe ftaple fhalbe entred of tecordto
detect fraud inthem ifany beintended.S,Statutes15.16, ;
' Freehold. 4%
are. both conffraine anp perfon toappeare before the coun⸗
fell of a Loꝛd, Ladie, oꝛ any other,toaunfwere for bis kreehold, oz
any thing touching his freehold, oꝛ for any ether thing reall oꝛ perfonall,
which belongeth to the Law ofthe Realmein anp maner , (hall korkait to
the Queene ry.li, 1 5. R.2. 12. 16. R.2.2. No man Hhalloittraine his Frees -
bolver,to anſwere fo2 bis freehold 02 any thing therunto belonging withe
out the Queenes wait, noꝛ thall caule his freeholder tolweare againtt bis
wil, loꝛ chat no man can boe withour the Queenes commandenmt.Marlbs
52,1,3,22, be
Fuell, i
yo iy Talwood, Billet, Fagot, ¢ Coles to be mave og put tofale withe ‘
inthe Cities of London oꝛ Aeſtminſter, 02 tn rhe fuburbesof che
fame, hall keepe the Alliſes following, viz, enerp ſacke of Coles thall cone
taine 4.buthels of good anv cleane Coles, And euery Talſhid thal contain
inlength 4.foote belive the carte. And euery Calthin named of one, to cõ⸗
Cain in greatnes within a foote of the middeſt xvi. inches about. And cuerp
Calthip named of two,to contain in greatnes within a foot ofthe middeũ
xxiii. inches about, Any ofeuerp Talſhid named of theee to containe in |
Kreatnes within afoote of the middelt xxviii. inches about. And euery Cale
ſhid namedok foureto containe in greatnes within afoote of the middeſt
xxxiii.inches about, And euery Talſhid named of flue to containe in greats
Nes withina koote of the midſt rerviti,inches about, Ano eucrp Billet to
contein in length theee foote and foure inches. And cucrp Billet namen a
fingle to contain dii,inches di.about. And euerp Billet named to beac /
to containe x.inches about. And euery Billet named of two Calk, to con⸗
tein xiiii inches about. And euery Fagot bed to containe in length itt.foot,
& the band of euerp uch fagotto be of xxiiii inches about beſides the knot
Ano it thalbe lawfull for euerp owner, without danger of anp forfaiture,
to make Billets of two Caſts.And all Billets of two Catks to be madet
put to lale,thall be of the Alliſe herein containedop more, ¢ thalbe marked
onelp within vi. inches of the midſt thereof, And euerp Billet of one Calt
to be made and put to fale, halbe onelp marked within foure inches of the
end thereof, bpon paine that euerp maker and euery feller chat ſhall make
any {uch Fuel og Coles, eput the Lane to fale , to fopfait fog euerp Hin of
Calwood, Biller, F arrot,o2 ſacke of Coles put to fale,lacking of the alſſiſe
aloꝛeſaid, iii.s.iiii.ð.to the Q.and Informer; tobe recoucred by A. B. P.
I wherein no M.E.P.ſtc. . Ed.6... ft tes Lest :
fuch as will burne oz conſume the fame, ogfuch perfons as ſhall fell che
fame againe bp retatle,to (uch ag thal burne oꝛ conſume the fame fo2 8
, owne
Fugitiues ouer the Sea. 152
owne occupying without fraud oꝛ couin, oꝛ CTiharfingers op Bargemen,
vpon pain to fopf.to the Q.x J. treble che valuc of all {uch wood, Coles ¢ |
Fuel as ſhalbe otherwile bought foz any lucre oꝛ gatne,to he rec, by A,B, — Lae
39. J. wherein no A.E. P. And no perfor oꝛ perfons thal alter anp marke of Fuels
oz aftife of any ofthe (aid Fucl,marken o2 feiled accopding to this ſtatute,
vpon paine oflike forfaiture as is aboueſaid.7. Ed.6.7.
3 No perſon oꝛ perfons thal peeld,ne forfait any penalty herein contai- ou —
ned, vnles action 02 {uit be commecen fo2 the fame, within one whole pere
nert after the offence thereof committed: Ann if any cutter o2 maker asis
afozefaid,o2 other that hall foꝛtait any ſumme herein contained, thall not
be able to peeld {uch forꝛfaiture op ſumme as ts afozelaiv, then {uch perfor
thereof conuiccen by witneſſes 02 otherwile, to be fet on a Pillorpin the
nert market towne tothe place where he ſhall fo offend, by a Juſtice of jo,
\oz anp other of che Queenes officers, at a xi.of the clocke bpon the market
‘Dap, with a Billet or Fagot bounden to fome part of his body, and fo to be
diſcharged of the {ato foꝛfaiture. 7. Ed. 6.7.
Wyhat woodes ſhall not be conuerted to Fuel forthe making of Iron,
Fugitives ouer the Sea,
Hoſoeuer paſſeth out ofthe realme without the Queens licence, Departing the
(erceptLopds and great men of the realme,anv true and notable f\vuemee
archants,and the Q.ſouldiers) thal forfait to the Dall his goons, Ano licence.
he Matter or Wariner of the hip, or of che veſſell in which he hall carry
epond the Sea any perfon (but onelp fuch as be before ercepten,) with:
ut the D. licence, ¢ ts therof conuicted, thal forfait to the Queene his {atu
leffell. And if che Searcher oz CAarden of any Wort 02 Paſſage oe
hough negligence, opin other manner fuffer wittingly any perfon to
“pafle forth of the Realme(other then is before excepted) o2 any gold op fils
Mer in money , Bullion,plate,o2 Wellel to be caried forth of the Realme,
-andis thereof conutct,be thal forfait tothe D, his Office, ¢ all his goons,
md be impatfoned a whole pere 9. Ed.3. 10.5. R.2.2. See there, that na
icence ought to be made to palle foorth of the Realme, but onely in one
sche popts of London, Sandwich, Douer, Southampton, Plimmouth, ar recy ean
_ Dertinouth, Bꝛiſtow, S. Botolph, Bingiton spon Mul, New cattle vpon — ve te
ine, € the other ports ¢ pallagcs towards Ireland, ¢ the Ihlespertap: reaime,
ung to che realme of England.
(| 2 Hany Subiect boyne within the Q. Dominions,o2 free Denizen Hevarting the
kthis realine, bath ſithence che firſt day okthe Q. raigne paflen,o2 here= returning vpon
ifter during the life of our Soucraigne Lavy Q. Elizabeth thal palſe out warnins.
England, Ireland, oꝛ any her Graces vomintons at anp place what⸗
deuer,into any Countrey ofanp forreine Prince op Gouernour without
be Dfpeciall licence, by waiting onder the Great Seale, Pꝛiuie Seale,
dypꝛiuie Signet, x doth noe returne tuto che realme of England, ¢. *
| pec
=
71 Fugitiues ouer the Sea. 3
on his bodie tothe cuſtody & ward ok the Sherife of the County where
he ſhall arriue oꝛ to fomeofthe Qpꝛiuie Counfaile, within fire moneths
nertafter proclamation made bythe Q, Maieſtie vnder her Great Seal,
., .. forthe returne ¢ the peelping of the bonie of fuch perfon fo as ts akoꝛeſaid
Spiritual
perfons.
Forf.fornot
returning, bis
licence being
expired. baat
Jn what fort
the Queene
may vie Fugi⸗
tiues lands.
Keſtitution
vpon ſubmiſſt⸗
Bi,
Fraudulent
gifts made by
Fugitlues.
uing the holy Communion then after one yere expired, he binging to th)
VLoꝛd Chaunceloꝛ oꝛ Keeper ofthe great Seale, a certificat from the Bil
departing withonelicente;he hall koꝛtait tothe Qthe whole profits ofall
bis manos,latos, tenements ¢ heredicaments during bis lite, whereothe
is ſeiled ok any eftate of freehold orinheritance in his owne right 02 bis
wiues,¢ allo al his goons and cattels: And all the Eccleſiaſtical pꝛomoti⸗
ous of euery Spiritual perſon fo offending ſhalbe vtterly voto, ¢ the Pa⸗
tron may pꝛeſent to the ſame asi though the Incũbent were dean ec, But
this Act ſhall not extend to any knowen Marchant of England, Ireland,
oꝛ the Dominions of che ſame, oꝛ to any oltheir knowen ſeruants Apprẽ⸗
tices oꝛ Factoꝛs, oꝛ to any knowen Malſters of hips, Mariners, Sailers
oꝛ Gunners concerning cheit departure out okthe fame without licence,
into a foꝛreine Dominion, fog cher only crave of marchandiſe, ſo that ſuch
Warchant, Seruãt, Wariner, ec, thal not op Harte hot attemptevany thing
cautrarp to the duety of hisallegeatice; oꝛ to the ppeiudice epperill ofthe
Qucene,o2 the Kate of any of her Dominions,and ſhall yeeld his body vps
on Proclamation fo2 hisreturne.1 13. Eliʒ 3.
8 Chelike fort. ſhall he make which at any time fichence the firſt day
of che Queenes reique hath departed, or buring the Queenes life ſhallde⸗
part out ofany of ber Graces dominions by her licence into any forreine
Countrey,and doth not returne and yeeld his body as is aforelatd, within’
fire monethsnere after the erpiring of the time appointed by fuch licence,
ithe ſhalbe at his owne libertie ¢ not reftratned, 02 notlicenfen for a furs
ther tyme. 13. El. 3. And in boththele cafes during the tune that the D)
ſhall haue the pꝛofits ofthe fain Fugitiues lands ¢c..fhe map lec, fet, aut
make graunts by CopicofCourt roule, vſuall woodlales, e other things
toallintents ¢ purpofes,asa tenant Pur terme dauter vie latofullp map)
do. 1 4.El.6. But tf any offender that hath koꝛkaited the profit of his lands
will repent himof his offence, recurne againe into England, peel hint!
felfe ta the Sherike of the Shire, oꝛ to any one of the Queens priute Cot
ſell,acknowledginge bis fault , ſubmitting himlelke to the Queenes obe
dience, and kully reconcile himſelle to true religion eſtabliſhed within tht)
realine,veclaring bis reconciliation tothe Biſhop of the Dioces, ¢ thew
ing the fame openly by comming te Diuine ferutceappotnten, and rece
thop ofthe Dicces,and the Curate of his Pariſh, of his vnkained reconc
liation, halbe reſtorcd toall bis lands, and the profitarhereof from thenct
forth to be due.r 3. El.3.
4 It any of che korꝛefaid Fugitiues do bp couin and fraud, make, cauſt
oꝛ ſulfer ta be made any recouerie, ellate, grant, leale, o2 other conueyanc
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Fugitives ouer the Sea. 153
Ec. of his lands Gc. oꝛ anp gikt, graunt, oꝛ other deuiſe of his goods anv
cattels, tothe intent, and vpon pꝛiuie confipence , that the profits thereof
map be imploped in {uch forme, and to (uch vles ashe hall appotur, aun
that be found by Dffice to be couin ec, the ſaid conuciances, giftes , any
peuifes thall be (as touching the Queenes interelt and again her Grace)
vtterly bots. And the thall haue the laid lands, noods, ec. as if the offendoz
were thereof actually ſeiſed oꝛ poſſeſſed: Sauing to all other perfons,
their beires,afliqnes,and ſucceſſoꝛs (other then to che {aid Fugitiues anv
their allignes) all fuch right, title, interelt, commoditie xc. as anp of chert
hall haue in the ſaid lands befoꝛe the departing, oꝛ not returningof ſuch
perfon.s 3.€1.3, Chenot returning of euery ſuch Fugitiue accoꝛding to
bis Licence,and not having {uch let o2 ercufe, as by the laid Statute ts
allowed (without any further matter) was,ts,and ſhall be taken & dee⸗
men alufficient proofe of the precedent determination of the fame partie
noe to returne accozding to his Licence ; any thing to the contrarie
hereof notwithſtanding. 14. El.s.
- 5 SEany perſon to whom any eſtate, graunt leaſe, oꝛ other conueyance The grantees
8,02 thall be made by any Fugitiue ot anp lands, goods, ac. do not with⸗ Halt pon vee
in tli.monethes next after Proclamation made in the Queenes name, vn⸗ guett veclare
der the Great Seale in anp Countvey where the fame lands ec. do lie, eee
truelp declare bpon bis oath, ether before the Queenes Commiflioners
for that cauſe authorized, oꝛ before the Barons of the Clchequer,oz fome
of them, to what ble anv intent {uch effates, graunts, and conueyances
Were made, accopDing to the truth without concealment, he (hall forfait to
the Queene xx. Li, anv allo be impꝛiſoned during her pleaſure. And ifanp
perfon being fent fo2 to be examined by the Barons ofthe Eſchequer, o2
dy Commiflioners authorized onder the Great Seale, to inquire of Fu⸗
gitiues lands and goons, thall not appeare at the day and place to him ap-
pointed hauing no lawful excuſe tothe contrarie, oꝛ after apparance hall
Depart without licence of {uch as haue power to eramine him oꝛ ſhall res
fuleto anfwereto {uch Interroxatortes ag hall be miniſtred vnto him,
touching Fugitiues lands, 02 goods , and the circumffances and depens
pantsof the fame, then he thall pap vnto the Queene fuch fine for the fain
contempt, as thall be aſſeſſed by fuch, before whom the ſaid examination
ſhould be made, 1 3. Eliz. 3.
6 Jf anp perlon by realon of his conſcience departeth out of the bia
|| Realme without ticence,op hauing licence,tavtech after the ime appoin⸗ initeana chile
, | ted bp Proclamation, be expired, and did not befoze, noz after bis depar⸗ deen.
eo ture, conlpire,and by openact declare any euill mind ta the Ober eſtate
quiet gouernement: Chen che Loꝛd Chauncelor op Keeper ofthe great
| | Seale, vpon petition mane, hall appoint forthe maintenance of his wife
and childzen,o2 any of chem, a reafonable porcion of hislands, noe vnder
| the fourch part, noz aboue the third, iu: lands fogfatted to ign?
by this
Fugitiues ouwerthe Sea. ve *
by this Act, during the life and abſence ofthe Fugitiue, ſo that the fain
Fugitiue din not make ſufficient conucpance and prouifion foꝛ them bes
fore , by che iungement of the fata Loꝛd Chauncelo2 02 Loꝛd Keeper, —
I 3.Eliz. 3. — 9
Noblemen de 7 Ik any noble man being a Peere of this Realme , doe depart the
eee Kealme, whole departure thall not be contrarie to the lawes and fatutes
of this Realme, then he thall not incurre any paines oꝛ forfattures prout= —
pen by this Act, vnleſſe he be commaunden by the Queenes letters onder
her pꝛiuie Seale or Signet to recurne : And after fuch warning doe not
repaire into this Realme, accoꝛding to the tenoꝛ of the fame letters with⸗
in ditt, monethes after the deliuerie of ſuch letters vnto him: Oꝛ if ſuch
letters ſhall not be deliuered vnto hint, ſo as he map well returne within
viii.monethes after the fending thereof, then vnleſſe he do returne within
other viii.moneths next after Ppoclamation made, as ts aboue appointed.
And ik any ſuch Nobleman, which thal ſo depart out of thisrealm,x which
Doth not before his beparture ,noz after ,practife, oz deuiſe anyt hing a⸗
gaint the Rotall perfor of the Queene, oꝛ the quict eſtate of any her dos
minions, doe returne into this Realme, anv peeld himſelfe to two of che
Queenes pꝛiuie Countel,acknowlenging his affence,thenbethalbefrom
thenceforth reſtored to all the rents and profites of all bislands and heres
Ditaments, which from thenceforth ſhould grow due vnto the Queene bp
reaſon ofthis Act, and then the Queenes title to the pꝛoſit of bis landes
Dy vertue onelyofthis Act, Hall ceale, 1 3. Eliz, 3. 2h
Fugitines 8 Allfuch Rents, Reucnues, Illues, Pzofites, and other chings as
— mal alreadie be comen op growen, oꝛ hereafter fhall come oꝛ grow tothe Dy
Cicyequer. foꝛ any thecaules of foaf, mencioned in che ſaid foꝛmer ſtatute of x 3. Cts,
; ozdeclaren bp this Act,hal be aunſwered peerely onto the Queene inthe —
Court of Elchequer, and thall be in che order furuey, erule of the fame
Court, And che Crealorer,Chaunceloz, and Barons of the ſaid Court,op
the more part of them fog the time being, wwherofthe Creafozer op Chane
celoꝛ to be one, thall x may do, and cauſe to be done, alland eucrpfuch act
and thing, as thep thal thinke meete to be had,made,oz done,for the demi⸗
ſing, cuſtodie, receiuing, oꝛdering, and better anſwering to ber Maielties
ppofite,cf all {uch rents,reuenues, iſſues,pꝛofits, and other things,as now |
be comen, 02 crower, oꝛ hereafter Hall come o2 grow to ber Maieſtie fop —
anpthe caules of forf.aloꝛeſaid, accoꝛding to the true intent ¢ meaning |
ofthe fain former Act, ethis pꝛeſent ſtatut. Pꝛouided alwaies, chat all
— lands, €tenements,rents, reuerſions, ſcruices, and leaſes, being at this
she Duchie. time parcell of the poſſeſſions of the Duchy of Lancaſter, oz deriued out
of the fame, whereunto,o2 tothe profits whereof the QD ber heires 02 ſuc⸗
ceflorsin any wiſe is,o2 hereafter thal be inticulen, either by aut hoꝛitie of
the laid former Stat.of Fugitiues, oꝛ by this Stat. ſhall be from ences
fopth within the luruey, nemifing,¢ ogder of the Court of che fata oe
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Fuftians. Gold, Siluer , and Gold{mithes. 14
of Lancalter in ſuch maner and korme, as other the pꝛemiſſes bin alligned
dꝛ appointed bp authoꝛitie of this Act, oꝛ bp the ſaid koꝛmer Act, to be tx
che furuep,demifing,and order of thelain CourtofErchequer, And that
che tranſcript of all offices and tnquifitions concerning the premiffes, to
hewithin the furucy, vemifing , and oper of the fain Duchy of Lanca⸗
fier, thal be certified and recorded inthe fatd Court ofthe Duchy of Lane
cater sanp thing ec. notwithſtanding. 1 4,.€115.6,
Tfhat an Englifhman{worne fubiect toa forraine Prince, fhall pay
all impofitions asa Stranger. S.Cuftome &c. 12,
2 Thatnone fhall depart for any Conuocation or affemblie for Reli-
gion beyond the Sea. S,Conuocation 3.
Fuſtians.
V Hoſoeuer doth vſe Irons on Fuſtians vnſhoꝛne, wherewith to gantrue
bꝛeake off the nappe and cotten of the ſame, oꝛ any inſtruments, ce ns
02 other. vntrue ſubtill meane oꝛ fleight vpon any Fuftian within this ae
Realme, but onely the bꝛoad theares , Hall forfait fo euerp default xx.s.
tothe Q.and 9], to berecouered by A. J.xc. wherein na CU,e€c. E. P.Et.
Che Maioꝛ and UAardens of Sberemenof London, may enter ¢fearch
the workmanthipof all perfons occuppinag the bꝛoadſheare, alwell Fulſti⸗
ans, as Cloth, And the erecutionof this Act to be aſwell of Denizens.as
of Foꝛreins ⁊ Strangers, 1 1,10.7,27. RD EO, ei
2 Ge thall any may be lawful, co, any for the Lorn Maioꝛ of the Citie
of Lonvon, o2 his fufficient Deputie,and to, and fo the Waker € Har-
dens of the mpfterie of Clothwoꝛkers of London , o2 {uch diſcreete per⸗
fons, as chefaid Maſter and CCiardens of the faid myſterie of Clothwor⸗
Kers foz che time being, thall from time to time appoint, to enter x make
fearch,as the fain Maioꝛ of London,and CCardens of Sheremen might
haue done together bp the laid Act in Añ 11. h.7.vpon paine that che per⸗
fon,o2 perfons, which thall make refittance herein, (hall forf. for euerp fuch
| vefiffance xx.s.to the Q.and J, to be recouered by A. B.P. J. fu anp of
the Q.courts of record, where the fame map be determined after the
courſe of the common Law, wherein no A.E.P.tc. 39, €13,1 3.
Gold, Siluer , and Goldfmithes. ane
F any Finour of Gold ¢ Siluer, oꝛ partoꝛ of the fame by fireoy water, Soy esite
both alap anp fine Siluer oꝛ Gold , 02 doth fell the fame tn any other ag omg :
wile, oꝛ toany other perfon, Lut onely to Dfticers of Mintes Changes, uins ‘
_ and Golofinithes within this Realme,fog augmentation, € amending of
| Coine € Plate, (che ſaid Officers ¢ Goldfinithes anſwering fo2 the fame
as itis woꝛth.) D2 tfanp finour oꝛ partoz doth {ell to any perfor whatſo⸗
eter, any maner of Siluer in maſſe moulted € alaped : D2 tfany finour of
Siluer doth noc put hrs ſeuerall marke vpon bis fine Siluer, he fo offen
ding Hall foré, the fame gold o2 filuer, oꝛ the value thereof to the Queene,
and him that ppooucth che fame, All fine pie which is parted ¢ oats BA
2
2
;
:
:
y
Melting oz
alaping of
Diluer.
Marnets of fit
ner ſhalbe tou⸗
then ẽe marked,
Parneis ag
fine asthe
ftarling,
THokingokite 6 Wlanp Goldſmith, oꝛ ocher worker of Silucr within the Realme
uer not {0 fine
as the ſtarling·
uer, mullet his figneo, marke vpon the fame, before he put tt to fale, |
Gllding.
Rone hall
make both
white veſſell
ann gild.
Gold, Siluer and Goldfmithes. :
mutt be made fo fine that tt map beare rit, v. waight of alay,€ petit wil be
as good as ftarling. 4.1.7.2. |
2 Jfanp.Golofinich melt o2 alay any fine ſiluer, to be fo anp works, ~
oꝛ other intent, but onelp for making of Amels for diuers works of gold⸗
ſmit hrie, x for amending of plate tomake it as good as Harling oꝛ better, —
be thall font, the fame Siluer oꝛ the value thereofto the Muvene and him
that prooueth che fame, € twill {ue fop tt inthe Eſchequer. 4. H. 7. 2.
3 - Jlanp Gololnich, Jeweller, o2 other that wogketh harncis of Sil⸗
uer within the Citie of London , voth fet anp of them to fale within the
fame Citie, befoze tt be touchen with the Couche, calf ſigned withthe |
mozkmans niarke, knowen to the Mardens of the fame myſterie, oꝛ both
fel any wogkmanthip of filuer, without it be as fine as the farling (except
it neede Sowder, which thal be allowen according as the fame is neceſſa⸗
rie tobe tought) be (halt foꝛf.the double value thereof tothe Q.and J.
2s + +l 46 : .
4 Ff the keeper of the Couche , doth touch any harneis of Mluer with —
the Leopards head, which isnot as fine in alay as the ſtarling, be hall
kork. the double value ofthe filuer fo touched tothe De J.2. h.6. 14.
5 Ifanp Goldſmith, worker of Siluer, oꝛ keeperof Couchesin the —
Cities of Poꝛke, New Cattle vpon Cine, Lincolne, Norwich, Britow, —
Saliſburie, 02 Couentrie (which haue diuers Couches ) do let tofale,oz
touch any Siluer in other maner chen ts before oꝛdeined for London,the
offendoꝛ ſhall forfait double the value ec, 2. H.6.14. it
of Cugland,where no Coucheisogveinen, doth worke any Siluer, eve
cept ithe as fine in alay asthe ſtarling, he hall fopfatt the double value
thereof to the Q.and J. Ano every fuch Goldſmith oꝛ worker of Sil⸗
2,10,6,1 ry |
7 totoeuer gildeth any theathes 02 mettall but filuer, € the opuae
ments of the Church, og lapeth any Siiuer bpon anp mectall , but onelp
bpon Knights {purres, and the apparell which belongechto a Baron, 02
one aboue the eftate of a Baron, fhall fogfait to the Queene ten times fo
much as the thing wilt ts of value, and hall alfo be one peeve impzifoned, |
8.H.5. 3. But Artificers may woꝛke oꝛnaments of the Church ofCopper
and Latten, and gild oꝛ filuer the fame, fo that in the foote o2 other part, —
the Copper and Latten he plaine, that a man map {ee whereot it is made.
5.H.4. i 3. And whoſoeuer doth gild any Siluer mare other then of the
alay of the Engliſh ſtarling, ſhall foꝛf. to the Queene the value thereof,
2.1D,5.4, S. Iuſtices of peace 46. ae
8 jNoGolofinich making white vellell , hall meddle with gilding,
no2 any dfing gilaing , fhall make anp white velſell, vpon paine to kozfait
the balue of rhe veſſell ſo made og gilt co the Queene. 3 7. Ed. 3. 7. ah
9 OE
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Gold, Siluer , and Goldfmithes. sy
9 Ik any Gololinith doth futfer any veflell of Golv or Siluer to de⸗ creme of stuee
part from him bekoꝛe it be allaied bp the CLlardens of the fame Myſlerie, anh gold thal be
and couched with the Leopards heab, oz doth {et any ſtone in gold except cen. ° teu
‘it be naturall, be ſhall be impztfoned, and make fine at the Queenes pleas
fure.28.€0,1.20,
10 jo Goldlinich thall woꝛke, lell exchange, 02 cauſe to be wꝛought, The fnenes of
fold,o2 exchanged any Plate oꝛ other Goldſmithes wares of Gold ,lelle in wares of goin,
finenefle , then that of twentie two Carrottes , and hall ole no Sother,
Amell, no ocher ſtuffings what ſoeuer inanp of their woz kes more then
is neceſſarie for che ſiniſhing of che fame , noꝛ ſhall take aboue the rate of
pli,B.fo2 the ounce of Gold (befines the fathion) moze then the Buper thal Sone
oꝛ may be allowed kor the fame at the Queenes Exchange 02 Mint, vpon che ation,
paine to forfait the value of the ching ſo fold 02 erchanged,to the Queene
and partie griewed ,to be recouered by A, 3], ec, wherein no M.tc. E. P.
éc, 18,113,124,
rr No Golofmith tall make, fell og exchange in any place twpthin The finenes ot
this Realnie any Plate oꝛ Goldſmithes wares of Siluer,lefle in finenelle wares in aiuer.
then that of ri.ounces two penie waight, noꝛ take aboue therate of rii.v,
for euerp pound waight of late op wares of Stluer (belive che falhion)
Moze then the Buyer Hallo2 may be allowed for chelame atthe Queenes
Exchange o2 Wine, Noꝛ hall put to fale, exchange, oꝛ ſell any Plate o2 ye worn-
Gololinithes worke of Siluer, before he hath fet hrs owne marke to fo Hepes ue
much thereof, as conueniently may beare the fame, vpon paine to fortatt pis woake,
the value of the thing {0 fol, 02 erchanxed,to the D, andpartie grieued,
| tobe recotered by 4,3, ec. wherein no M.ec. E.P.Ec. 1 8. Eliʒ.14.
| 12 Ik any Goldlmith hall make any goldſmiths worke o2 Plate, and Aiardens ale
the fame thall be touched, marken,and allowed for good bp the Uardens yes tauitie
02 Watters of that myſterie, and in the fame there thal be found anp falfe-
Hood oꝛ deceipt: Chen the Wardens ¢ Corpozation of that myſterie foz
| the time being, ſhall foof, and pap the value of the thing fo erchanged og
ſold to the Dueene and partie gricued,to berecouered bp A. F,ec, wheres
|| in no CHager ec, ©. 79, tc. 18, Eliʒ. 14. |
|; 1 Thattherefhall be no more giuen for coyned Gold or Siluer,then
it is currant by Proclamation. S.Money 1.
2 That goldor filuer may not be deliuered to any Aliens.S.Money 2.
3 Thatno man fhall tranfport Gold or Siluer.S.Money 3.
4 Who may weareany Ornament of Gold ,and who not. See Ap-
parell 4.5.
5 . Gunnesand Croffebowes.
If any perfor doe ſhoote in any Croflebow, Handgun, Hagbut, 02 De⸗ Keeping o2
myhoke, oꝛ keepe any of them inbis houfe, oꝛ elfiwbere ,ercept he op Hooting rin
n - oa ee — — ——
ſome other perlon to his vle, hath tn bis owne, oꝛ in his wiues right, lands,
Cet annuities, oz offices, to the peerelp balucof an C. *
. | ee :
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Gunnes and Croffebowes. ~ 7
Thal! foyfatt for euery offence x. ki. to the Q. and F,to be recouered by — i
ee, wherein no M.xc. E. P.ttc. 3 3.1.8.6, ,
abelenathot , 2 Cuery perfon which hall ſhoote in, carrie, keepe,v{e,o2 haucin bis
abansgunne, houſe, oꝛ elſwhere, any Handgun, other then ſuch as thail be inthe tock
nhzut. demte and gunne of the lenath of one whole vard, oꝛ any Hagbut oꝛ Demibake,
other then ſuch as ſhall be in the ſtock and gunne of the length of thee |
quarters of a pard, (hall forfait for euery oſfence x. Pi, tothe Q. and J.
eirpomay take Any cucry pecfon hauing lands, kees, annuities, o2 offices, io the yeerely
Grolbow from value of an, Pi, map feifeand take euery ſuch Handgun, Hagbut, ann
the ogendoer · Demihake, being of Hogter length then ts before limicted from the offens
nop: And alfo euerp Croffebow from any perfon not hauing lands,offices,
ec, tathe value ofan C.ki. by peere , and retaine the fame to bis owne —
ole. CUbich Handgun, Hagbut, x Demihake, he which ſeiſeththem, muſt
hreake within twentie dayes after ſeiſure, o2 elſe he Hall foꝛtait for euerp —
of chem r,s. to the Q.and ae to be recouered bp A. J. ec, wherein no
cu, Ec. E. P. Ec.33 H.8.6 +Oe
oaks 3 Tholoeuer thall carrie, o2 haue in his iourney on foote oꝛ hoꝛſe⸗
Crombow backe any Croflebow bent, oz Gunne charged op furnithes with powner,
Me oe fire,o2 couch for the fame, ercept tt be in time and {eruice of warre, other |
; then {uch as haue lands annuities, fees, oꝛ offices , to the peerely value of
an. Pi, (hall fogfatt for euery offence x. ¥i,to the Dard J. tobe recouee
red by 4G, ec. wherein no M.xtc. €,19, tc, 33.1D,8,6, |
4 Wethat doch ſhoote with Handgun, Demihake, o2 Dagbut, at anp
Spooting ins ehing at large, witha Citie Boꝛough, op Warket towne, op within a
toln at a thing quarter of a mile of either of them, erceptit be at a butte op bank ofearth)
nea: ina place conuenient,o2 fo2 the vefence of bis perfon,o2 boule, thal forfait
koꝛ euery ſhoote x. Fi, to the Q. and J ec, 3 3.10.8.6, Ano ifanp perfor)
bnder che degree of a Loꝛd of the Warliament , noth ſhoote ina Pande
gunne ina Citie, 02 Towne, at any marke bpon a church, boule, o2 doue⸗
cote, be ſhall fopfait fox euerp offence x. Fi,and be impziloned thzee —
nethes, 2. Ed.6.14.
— cAholſoeuer doth commaunde any of his ſeruants to choote in ail
commaunning Croſtebow, Handgunne, Hagbut, oꝛ Demibake, of the Malters, oꝛ other’
a — t0 perfons,at any Deare, Foule, oꝛ other thing except it be at a butt op bank
Deity of carth, oz in time of warre, hall forfatt fo2 euerp offence x.¥, tothe QD,
and J. to be recouered by A. J.ec.wherein no A.Ec. E. P. ac, But tf
the Mucene do not commence ber {uit within one peere, andeuerp other
perfon within halfe a peerenert after the offences committed , for any
penaltic 02 forfaiture to any of them given bp this Statute, they (hall be J
eet: of their actions and ſuites, and the affendozcleerelp diſcharged.
33. . 8.6.
Enery man 6 It is lawkull for euery perſonto arreſt, oꝛ attach any perſon, which
map acre he leeth op ſindeth offending contrarie to the effect of this Act, € co ‘
an offendor.
4
Gunnes and Croffebowes. 156
him tothe nert Juſtice of peace in the fame Countie, which Juſtice spon
Due examination and proofemay commit the offendo to the next Gaole,
theretoremaine vntill he bath paten fuch penattic, as he bath fort. by this
Statute, of which penaltie the Queene thall hane the one halfe, and che
{ain bꝛinger the other. 33. H.8.6. S.Iuftices of peace 44.
of euerp Loꝛd, and of all Knights, Eſquires, x Gentlemen, and co all che ke
inhabitants of Cities, Boroughes,and Warket Cownes of this Realme ™
of Cnaland, to Hoote wich any Handgun, Demihake, o2 Hagbut, at any
hutt o2 bank of earth,onelp tn place conuenient fox the ſame, ſo that euery
of chen be of che feucrall lengthes aforelain, ¢ not onder, Anditis law⸗
| full to euerp Lorn, Knight, Clquire,¢ Gentleman, and the inhabitants of
euery Citie, Bozough, and Warket towne, to hae andkeepein euery of
their houfes any Handgun, of the length of one whole yard, oꝛ any Hag⸗
but, oꝛ Demibake,of the length of three quarters of the pard,¢ not onder,
tothe intent co ſhoote with the fame ata bank of earth, or Bute onely.
And euery perfon which dwelleth in any boule, being diſtant two fur-
longs from any Citie, Boꝛough, oꝛ Cowne,map keepe in his houle fo the
onelp defence of the fame Handguns, Dagbuts, and Demthakes of the
ſeueral lenathes aforefain, € not vnder, and may ble to fhoote inthe fame, —
at any butt oz bank of earth , neere to bis houſe, and not otherwiſe. Ane
euerp perfon appointen bp the Queene to keepe o2 receiue anp Croſſe⸗
howes, o2 Handguns fopfaited, op taken within the precincts of her Foꝛ⸗
reftes,}Parkes,o2 Chafes, map lawfully retaine the fame, vntill her fure
ther pleafure be to him declared, And che makers of Croflebowes , anv
Handguns, may lawfully keepe Croſſebowes, Handguns, Dagbuts, and
Demihakes in their houſes, and ſhoote in the ſame onely koꝛ aſſaying of
them at a butt oꝛ bank of earth in place conuenient, and not otherwiſe, ſo
that the fame be of the feuerall lengths aboue limitted. And it thall be
Lawful to fuch perfons & thetr feruants, which be charged bp the Statute:
of 4.¢ 5. P, and 9D. to find any Hagbut, to ſhoote at (uch lawfull markes
a3 be herein {pecified, 02 at their otune proper games, fo that they carrie
NOC, 02 ble not the fame Hagbut in any high way, except it he comming oz
going, to oꝛ fromthe Muſters, oꝛ marching towards o2 from che defence
of the Realine, 3 3. h.8.6. 4.¢ 5. P.and M. 2.
none other vſe, fo that the fame be of the ſeuerall length aboue limitted, not.
Enot vnder. either thal it extend to any of che Queenes {ubiects, whole
hotles be not aboue fiue mules diftant from rhe Sea coatts , oꝛ which be
inhabiting within xii.miles of the boꝛders of Scotland,o2 which be inha⸗
hitants of the Files of Gerſey, Gernelep, Analeley, CMight, and Wan,
ut it islawfull foꝛ euery of the fain inhabitants to haue, and vſe their
| E 4 Handguns,
7 Butt it is lawkull koꝛ all Gentlemen, Peomen, and Seruing men carps say
8 This Act lhall not extend, oꝛ be pꝛeiudiciall to any Marchants ha⸗ ——
uing any Croflebowes, Handguns, Hagbuts, oꝛ Demihakes to lell, x to tute egtend
Gunnes and Croflebowes. J
Handguns, Hagbuts, and Demihakes, okthe lengthes aboue ſaid, within
the ſaid limits and Iſles, ſo chat it beat no Deare, Shoueler, Pheſant,
Partridge, wild Swanne, oꝛ wild Elke. Neither ſhall this Act extend to
any owner of any Ship, koꝛ hauing oꝛ keeping of any Handgun, Hagbut,
02 Demihake, of che ſeuerall lengthes aboue expꝛeſſed, oꝛ vnder, onelyto
be had and occupied Within any their Ship oꝛ other Ueſſell, oꝛ for the
carriage and recarriage of them on land, oꝛ kecping them, koꝛ the onelx
exerciſe of them withintheir Shipoꝛ Uellell. either hall this Act be
preiudtcial to any ſeruant 02 perfon chat hal bend, beare,carie charge,vfe, —
o2 allay any Croflebow, Hangun, Demihake, oꝛ Daabut,of the lenathes
afozefain, bp the commaundement of his Loꝛd 02 Waker, lo that heda not
fhoote at any Foule, Deare, oꝛ other game. Noꝛ to any ſuch feruant oꝛ
perfon that hall beare oꝛ conuep anp Croflebow, handgun, Dagbut,o,
Demihake, ofthe lengths aforefaiv,to any place by the commaundement
of his Loꝛd 02 Maſter that map Mhoote,to be repatred,amended,deliucred
oꝛ allaped, fo that the fame feruant 02 perfon haue ready to ſhew to euerp
perfon requiring the fight thereof, one licence in weiting, ſealed, o2 ſub⸗
ſcribed by his fain Loꝛd oꝛ Waker to carrie the fame Croflebow ec, to be
amended, allated, 02 delivered, 33. H. 8.6. |
qlacards, 9 Afanp perfor obteine of the Q. her heires oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛs any Pla⸗
card, Licence,or Will aſſigned to ſhoote ina a Croſſe bow, Handgun, Dags
but, 02 Dar ihake, contrarie to the purport of this Act,then there fhalbe
conteitee i, tein at what Beattes, o2 other Foules he thall ſhoote oꝛelſe
the fame Wlaered €c, hall be void. And cuery {uch perfon before he doth
fhoote, thail be Lani in the Chauncerie in Recognifance in rr. Fi, to the
Nueenes vle,that he thall not fhoote at any other beaſtes o2 foules, then is
fpecified in bis Placard, Licence,o2 Bill aſſigned. And all Placards, Li⸗
cences, € Bils made to any perlon not bound,ſhall be void,3 3. H.8.6s.
Hailtchoote. 10 Thoſoeuer ſhall ſhoote in any place any Haileſhoote, oꝛ moze pels
lets then one at one time, ſhall fopfait x. Li, and be impꝛiſoned three me⸗
nethes. 2. Ed.6. 14.
Thenamegs 11 All perfons authorized to ſhoote oꝛ otheriwife,are bound (onder the
Witewhieh paine of xx.s. a ſhoote in any Handgun, oꝛ Walfehake) to prefent their
ou a names Co the next Juſtice of Peace of the hire, if he dwell in the Coun⸗
14 trey oꝛ ta the Maioꝛ o2 head Officer, if he dwell in Cowne corporat, to.
the intent the Clerke of the Peace map keepe abooke of the namesof all
fuch that the Q, map know how manp able perfons the hath in each
Countie for that ſeruice. And the Juſtice, Watoz,¢ bead Officer are bound
vnder the like paine to receiue their names. 2. Ed.6. 14. |
1 Where, in whatcafe ,and in what maner it fhallbe lawfull for a
Gunnerto take an Apprentice. S. Labourers 30. j
2 Thepunifhmentof a Gunner which taking preft wages to ferue
the Queene, departeth from his Captaine.S. Felonie 23. —— 1. —
attes
Hattes and Cappes, 157
Hoſoeuer Both by himlctfe op ante other, make op worke any felt mone matt
V V op hat, ot oꝛ With ante forrein wooll, o2 ſtufke (vnlelle (uch perlon Bree Wate,
bath firft been apprentice, o2 coucnant feruant to the mpfterie of Felt 02 vaue been
Datmaking, by the (pace of vii, peeres at the leaſt) Mall fork, all (uch hats beentiee.
0» felts which he thall make 02 caule tobe made while he worketh, ann
fiuepound foz euerp moneth that he fall {o continue. But euery perfon
that was a maker o2 Worker of hats ac the time ofthe making the ſtatute,
| map focontinue during bislife, though be were not bound Pꝛentice for
vii, peeres, 8.C1i3.1 1+ And whoſoeuer doth by himlelke, oꝛ bp his ſeruant
oꝛ apprentice worke anp felts o2 thꝛummed hats, o2 occupy the myſtery
ofinaking offelts op thꝛummed hats within the citie of Noꝛwich, 22
Countie of Noꝛk. (onlelle he be admitted foto noe by the Waroz, Recor:
der, Stewary, and two Jultices of 19, of the laid citie, 02 by foure of (Preis bats
thent,o2 that be hath bin apprentice to the fame occupation bp the (pace of Iozfolke,
bii,peres,o2 Doth make any hats 02 felts,o2 occupte the myſterie thereofin
anie place out of the citie of Roz wich within che countie of Noꝛffolke,
Hut only in a coꝛpoꝛat o2 market towne) thall forfaie the fame felts 02
ats, anv allor, s, for euerie halfe dozen of them made contrarp to this
ſtatute. But tithe Maioꝛ, Recorder, Sceward, or Juſtices of peace of the
citie of Noꝛwich, take any reward fog admitting any perfon to occupie
the fain Arte, he hail forf, fo euery offence b, lf, to the Q.and J. to be rez
couered bp action, Information ¢c, wherein no 1G, ec, 1D 02 lozreine
{ea tc, 5.0.6, 24, S.Couerlets 5.6, a
2 bhofoeuer thall make, fell, o2 caufe to be made oꝛ ſold any Cappe, Cappes of fete
2 other thing of felt but only hats, oꝛ Mall make, fell, ox ec, anie cappe of glorh verge,
ollen cloth not knit, 02 (hall die o2 ec. blacke anie cappe with Barke o2
Swarke, but only with Coporas and Gall, or with Coad ¢ Madder, oꝛ
all thick oz full ina mill anie Cappe, oneill the fame be fir well (com: Dens
> thie-
red and cloſed bpon the banke, and halfe thicken at the leatt in the foote- ple
cke, ſhall fopfate fo2 euerie offencer, s, tothe D, anv J. vſing Cap ma⸗
‘Kina, toberein no CA.tc. E. P.tc. But this act thall noe ertend to anie
making of bats with woꝛſted parne in the citie of Noꝛwich. 8,Cliz,1 1,
| 3 SE ante man vnder the degree ofa Knight, o2 a Lopds fonne, doeth Jeluet hattes
weare anie hatte op vpper cappe of veluet, oꝛ couered with veluet, he ſhall ° cappes.
) forfait r.8, tothe Q.and J.vſing the feate of Cappe making, wherein no
CG, €.4P.€c, 8.Eliz.1 i,
4 It ante maker oꝛ woꝛker of Dats, doth take aboue two apprentices Yow many ap»
atone time, 02 doth take thofe foz anplelfetime then bit, peeres at the Premapcate,
leaſt, he thall fo2 euerie apppentice fo taken, be one moneth impriſoned in
the common gaole without baile og mainpzife, and be fromthenceforth
vifablen to haue any moze apprentices then one at a time, and alfo ſuch ta-
Ring of apprentice is void, But chis act hall not charge anie felt 07 hat⸗ ,
Maker, With anie paine oz kozk, fo ſetting a wogke his owne childꝛen fo2
making
4 Hattes and Cappes. - "
Making of felts op hate in his owne houle ec, 8.Eliz. II. Sin
ahepricesoe 5 CUthofoeucr (elleth ante wollen Cap o2 Bonet made in any parts
—— beyond che fea, aboue the price of ii.s. any Dat aboue x. d. aniefingle
bevonathe fea, crowned wollen Cappe,o2 finale wollen nightcap made beyond the Sea, —
aboue fire pence, ſhal foꝛfait for euevie cap,hatte,and bonct fo ſolde, foꝛtie
hillings to the Q.t J.to be recouered by Action, Information ec, wheres
inno CCL.¢c.€.19.¢¢, But che buper oꝛ wearer of anie {uch Wonet, hat,
o2 cappe, map latofullp weave and detaine che fame, without ſeiſure 0202
ther fopfaiture,21,10,8,9,.1,99,1 1, |
Cuſtome pain © Ifanie wollen Bonets, Dates, or cappes made beyond the Sea,
ioe * and he bought from anp parts beyond the Sea, into anie the Queenes Do⸗
a minions, the otuner thereof oz bis feruant ſhall boing them to the Cuſto⸗
mer ofp citie poꝛt, place ec. where they thal be laid on land, oꝛ vifcharged,
and there enter into the cultomers bookes the cuffome for chem, andpap
the fame, as by the lawes and ſtatutes of this Realme hee ought to nog,
oꝛ els he thal foꝛfait them oꝛ the balue ofthent, 1.99.11. : |
Caps annhats 7 TE he which beingech anyſuch hats oz caps-from beyond the Sea,
ſold. will carie anie okthem away from the place where they be laid on land
before they be ſold(accoꝛding to the prices limited tn the ſtatute 21. H.8.)
bp the cuftomer of the port tc. and the chiefe officer of the towne, port, tC |
where thep be laid on land, he ſhall fopfait fon euerie hatte op cappe re⸗
moued or otherwiſe fold xl.s. to the Q.and J), to be recouered bp A. J.Ec.
wherein no GH. Ec. E. P.tc. 1. M. 11.
The cuſkomet 8Ikthe cultomer, o2 bis deputie ofthe citie, poꝛt, hauen, oꝛ creeke,
fyallgineno- where ſuch Bonets, Caps, o2 Hattes ſhalbe bꝛought into ante okthe Q.
AnD Cave tothe Dominions, from anie of the partes beyond the (ea, Doe not within too
Waior.tc, daies akter the entrie of the fame Caps o2 Dats in his bookes, giue notice
of the fame to the Waio2, Sherifes, Bailifes, oꝛ other chiefe officers ot
the fai cities 02 ports, be thal forfait hisoffice, 1.99.11, ;
hemtomer 9 Che cuſtomer of che laid haven op pore, op his deputie, with the
———— Maioꝛ oꝛ his alliqne,o2 chiefe officer of the place where cappes oꝛ hattes
and caps. brought from bepond the fea ſhalbe laid on Land, in the pꝛeſence of the ome |
ners (if thep will be pꝛeſent, oꝛ els in their abſence) ſhall fell che lato caps, —
Hats, and bonnets to fuch perfons as will buy them (fo that they fell not
aboue a dozen to one perfon) at {uch prices as ts limited (21. H.8.9.) an |
not aboue, ¢ ſhall deliuer p monie to the owners ofthe fame caps op hats
at fuch time as they will receiue che fame, Ano if anie cufomer oꝛ Maioꝛ,
chiefe officer ec, thalbe remiſſe 02 negligent to make fale, he thall korfait
xx.li. to the Dana J. to be recouered bp action, information, tc, wherein
wo Lec. E. P.tc. 1.99.11, 2
@Bomangar 10 Ik anie perſon by fraud, couin, collufion, oꝛ colour, noch buy, op
buyabouertt. bargaine foraniemore hats o2 caps (being made out ofthis realme) at i
Bas oꝛ cans. one time, oraf ane man, then one dosen, he thal fogtatt fox euery cape op
atte
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Hattesand Cappes. Haukes. 158
| Hatte fo bought xl.s. to the Q. and J. to be recouered by action, inkoꝛmati⸗
on ¢c, wherein no ca, kc. E. P.Ec. 1 M. It, ;
11 It anie ofthe Queenes fubiects boꝛne vnder her obeifance, (er: waving ok hats
cept Logos and Knights) doth buy anie hattes oꝛ cappesmave andreadie Bee ——
wrought in anie part beyond the fea, be hall kortait for euery ſuch cappe ——
and hatte xl.s. to the Q.and J. to be recouered by action, inkoꝛmation, ic.
wherein no WMW.Ec. E. P.Ec. 3 *H. 8. I 5+
12 3fanie Capper, Matter, oz other perfon doth fell, o2 put to fale a⸗ cue atte
nie hats oꝛ caps made within this realme, without they bee ſufficientlie Gra eoenete
wnꝛought and of aluffictent colour in euerie point after the goodies any 8"? coloured,
finenes of the wooll twbereof they be mave, be ſhall for fate for euerte hatte
oꝛ cappe ſa ſold vi.s.viii.ðj. 3.4D,8,15,
13 Ikanie Hatter, Capper, oꝛ other perſon by himſelke 02 anie other The pices of
| tobis vſe, wil take of anie of che Queenes ſubiects fo ante hatte of p beſt bate and caps,
| making not ingrained aboue two fhillings, 02 for anfecappe made of the
finett Lemſter wool aboue iti,s, tiit.8, 02 for any Cap made ofthe ſecond
fort of Lemſter wooll aboue ii.s, 010,02 fo2 any Cap made of the third fort
of Lemffer wool aboue rr,¥, 02 fo2 any Cappe made of thefourch fort of
Lemfter wooll aboue rii,v, 02 for ante Lap made ofthe fineſt fort of Cotſ⸗
wold wool aboue ii.s.oꝛ foz any Cap made of the {econd {opt of Cotſwold
wool aboue xvi.ð. be Hal foꝛf. foꝛ euerie Dat ¢ Cappe, (fo which he Hall
| take moe) foptte thillings to the OQ, and J, to be recouered by A. J. ee.
whereinno A.tc. E. P.xc. But Caps and Hattes of other wooll ſhall
be fold, as the buyer and ſeller can agree, 3. H.8. 15.
14 Che Cappe made ofthe ine Lemſter wool, hall he marked in The markes
the lining with the letter L, the Cap of che feconn fort of Lemſter wooll % Caps.
with L. R, the Cap of the finett Cotſwold wooll with the lecter C. She
Cappe of the (econd font of Cotſwold wooll with C.R. 3.1D.8,15,
1 That Hatmakers dwelling in Noswich,may buy middle Vffe yarne
to make Hats with, S,Yarne, ‘
Haukes.
—D———— doth wꝛõgklully hp night o2 day, take atwap any Hauke Taking Hanke
oꝛ Hauks, oꝛ the eqs ofany of them, out of the woods op ground Cheat avoryoes
| of any perſon(not hauing lawful authoꝛitie oꝛ licenſe ſo to do) and thereof grounds.
is lawkully conuicted at the {uit of the Q. 02 P.grieued ſhal pay tothe
|Party grieved his treble damages, ſuffer impꝛiſonment by the {pace of
thee moneths, and then finde {ufficient ſuertie koꝛ bis good abearing foz
the fpace of ſeuen peres after, op elfe remain in prifon vntill he hath found
Auerties, 5.€1i3,2 1, S.luftice of peace 34. ,
2 Mholoeuer findeth a Faulcon, Cercelet, Laner, Laneret, 02 other woweth man
Dauke which he owner thereof hath loſt, hal immediatly boing the fame ene ony
fo the Sherife of the Countic, which thall make Pgoclamation in all the be taketh yp.
good townes of the Countic, that he hath luch a Hauke in his cuſtodie,
- an
14
‘me ~ ae
Haukes. Hauensand Riuers. J
and ik che owner which loft the Hauk, oꝛ any of his ſeruants come to chal⸗
lenge it,¢ pꝛoueth that it ts his matters,be thal pap for the coſts x haue it.
And ifnone do come within foure moneths to challenge it, then the Shes
rife fall haue the Dauke, agreeing wich him chat tooke it vp, ifhebea —
fimple man, and tf he be a Gentleman and of eſtate to haue a Hauke, chen
the Sherif hall deliuer him the Dauke, taking reafonable allowance fog
the keeping thereof, And whoſoeuer taketh a Dauke,and the fame conceae
leth fra the owner, 02 from bis Faulkoners, 02 taketh alway a hauke frõ
the owner, o2 ftealeth a Hauke € carieth it awap, not obleruing the foges
ſaid opdinances, and is thereof attainted, hall be vſed asa Felon which —
hath ftollen a hoꝛſe, oꝛ other ching.34,.€0.3.22.3 7. Ed. 3. 19.
Taking the 3 Nhoſoeuer doth take or caule tobetaken vpon bis owne ground,
egeot haukes op anie other mans, the egs of anie Faulcon, Goſhauke, Laner, or Swan
oĩ Swannes. out okthe nect, thalbe imprifoned a yeere and a day, and make fine atthe |
Queenes pleaſure. 11.h.7. 17. |
The taklng, 4 Wiholeuer taketh anie Eirer, Faulcon, Gothauke, Callel, Lane,
fearing ann oꝛ Laneret,in bis warren, woods,o2 other place, oꝛ purpoſely dpiueth the
aukes, out of their couerts accuſtomed to bꝛeede in, 02 caufeth them to go to o⸗
ther couerts fo bꝛeede in, 02 killeth them foz any hurt by them done, hall!)
forfait tenne pound to the Queene and infozmer,11.4).7.17, S. Iuſtices
- Ofpeace 29. : |
Chebearingoe 5 Thoſoeuer doth heareaniehauke ofthe bꝛeede ok England, calles)
englih haukes. a Nyelle, Gothauke, Callel,Laner, Laneret, o2 sf aulcon, ſhall foofait the
fame tothe Q, 11 .10,7.17, | * |
Biingers 6 Mtholoeuer bꝛingeth anie Rielle, Dauke, and Maukes, from anie
baukes from parts beyond the fea, mutt bꝛing a certificat vnder the Cultomers Seale
fall bring a ofthe pore where he firſt landed with the fame Dauke ec, And he chat cis
certificate = snptly forth of Scotland, then vnder the ſeale ofthe Warden 02 Lieute⸗
nant of the Warch which he came through, teſtikying chat the fame hauks
be of the parts bepond the ſea, oꝛ Scotland, oꝛ els he thal forfait to the Q.
the fame Daukes, 11. H.7.1 7. |
1 That each man may haue Eires of Haukes within his owne woods,
which be within anie Foreſt. S.Woods,24. J—
2 That no perſon ſhall hauke where anie eared or codded corne fhall)
be ftanding. S.Fefants. 4. ae
Hauens and Rivers.
he tito F anie perfon doch caſt oꝛ vnlode out of ame Ship, Craier, oꝛ other vel>
anieDauen, Mell being within ante Hauen, Rove, Chanel,oz River, flowing 02 runs
— ning to anie port towne, oꝛ to anie citie, boꝛough, oꝛ towne, within anie of
the DQ. Dominions, anie balaſt, rubbiſh, grauell, op other wzecke op filth,
but only vpon the land, aboue the full ſea marke, be ſhall forfait for euerie
offence fiue pound tothe Q.and J.to be recoueren by A, 3], ¢c, wherein no
C0, E. P. t 3 410,849
2 Mho⸗
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J
agen ees
“ Hemp, Flaxe. Herons. Hexam, and Hexamhhire. 159
2 TAholſoeuer kalteneth to any poſts, Botes, Ankors, o2 like things Fattening nets
any manner of nets ouerthwart anie Riuer there to continue, ſhall forf, He riuers.
foz euerie offence v. li.to the Q, 2,1),6,15, .
3 He Hallnot be latwfull to any perfon oꝛ perfons whatloeuer, to let Df what may
ante net on nets with anie boate, oꝛ boates called a Stall-boat, op other fit aoene.
boate op befell whatfocuer, within the entrie o2 mouth of che Hauen of Hauen thalbe,
QD pfoprd tn the countie of Suffolke, op inthe Gull, being a bꝛanch of the
fame Dauen, ercept the math o2 fhale of euerie ſuch net, throughout the
whole nette, Doe contatne two inches and a halfe at the leaſt in widenes,
from knot to knot, bpon paine to forfatt for cuerie time,that anie nette or
nets ſhalbe fet op placed inthe fain Hauen op Gul, not being of the maſh
oꝛ ſhale aforefaid, fiue pound tonether with the net op nets fo fer, o2 che
value thereof to the D.and J, to be recoucred tn anie Court of Recoꝛd at
CUeltm,and noe ellewhere, by A. B.P.oꝛ J, wherein no TG, ¢0,€,] 9.4
2 7.Eliz.2 I 6
: Hempe, Flaxe.
Hoſoeuer doth water ante Hemp oz Flare tu any riuer, running⸗ eatatering of
water, ſtreame, brooke, 02 ather common ond where beaſts be Vey t Flare,
vſed to be watred, but onely onthe ground, o2 pits for the fame oꝛdeined, :
oꝛ elfe in bis owne feucrall ponds, hall foꝛfait for euerie offence rr. $, to
ithe Queene, and the partie grieued, oꝛ Tec, to be recouered by action, in⸗
foymation, ee, wherein no I. tc,€. 19, ec, 3 3.10,8.17,
1 Where Hempe growing within fue miles of Burport fhalbe fold,
jand how much Hempe fhalbe’s“tompted atone. S.Cables.1.3. .
. Herons,
IF anie perfon without his owne ground, doth kill, take, 02 caule tobe qaxing of
Itaken anie Derons by meanes of anp craft o2 engin (without it he with old Yerons,
Hawking, oꝛ long Gow,) he thal forfate for euerie Heron fo taken op kil⸗
ed LLS.DILD, tothe Q.and I.to be recouered hp action of debe, wherein
OCG... tc. 19. D.7. 11.
2 FE anie perfon without his owne ground, doth take any young Taking young
herons out of the neff, without licenfe of the otwner of the ground where 2":
the ſaid nef is, be thal for fait koꝛ euery Deron ſo taken out of che neſt x. &,
othe, and J, to berecoucred bp actionof debt, whereinno I,€,19,
tt, 19. h.7. II.
Hexam, and Hexamſſire. .
“He territopie,franchife and libertie of Hexam and Hexamlhire, with
| the liberties of che fame, map be, is, and thatbe taken to be within, &
| part,parcel, and memberofthe countie of Noꝛthumberland. And as well
' thepleas of the crowne, ag all ſuits betwixt partie partie, map proceede
and haue their due end and trial within che ſaid countie of (ogehumber:
| (and, by and before the Sherife and Coroners of the ſaid Shire, and allo
vekoze the Juitices of [9, Jultices of gaole deliuerie, Jultices of Alliſe,
1
| SHurweiors for
the A
of high w
Hire daies for
the amending
of waies.
Eche tans
—55 — for a
low land,
Two men in
ſtead of a cari⸗
age.
Cottiger.
Hexam and Hexamſhire. Highwaiess
Niſi prius, Dier and Determiner, and other officers, and ech andeuerp of
them, as the cafe hallrequire, and take effects; as anie of the like haue
beene, 02 ought tobe, which haue happened, oꝛ thall happen within the
{aid countte of Noꝛthumberland. And the Sbherife and other D fficers of
the countie of Noꝛthumberland foꝛ the time being, haue full power and
authoꝛitie to execute his o2 their office, and all pꝛoceſſes to him 02 chert |
directed within Hexam and Derambbire, and theliberties of che fame, in
as large and ample inaner,as he 02 thep map, fhotld, o2 ought to do, with '
in any other part of the ſaid Countie of Noꝛthumberland, any craunt,
pꝛiuiledge, cuſtome ec, not withſtanding. Sauing co the batlife of che li⸗
berties, o2 other officers of the fain towne of Hexam and Deramfhive, op)
the liberties thereof, all liberties & pꝛiuiledges for erecuting of Pꝛoces,
returne of CArits andotherwife, as thep 02 any of them of right oughtt —
haue, before the making of this act. 14. Eliz.n 3,
High waies. — —
be Conſtables and Churchwarvens of euerie parith within this.
realine, ſhall peerelp bpon the Tueſday o2 TClennefoap in Eater
*weeke, call together a number of the parochians, and chen thal chuſe two
honeft perfons ofthe pariſh to be Suruciozs foz one peere, of the workes
for the amendment of che high waies in their pariſh, leading to any mare
Ket towne, che which ſhalorder and direct bp their diſcretions, the perſons
and cariaces appointed for thofe workes, And if any of che perfons fo na⸗
med to be Surueioꝛs, will not cake bpon him che execution of the a
fice he ſhall forfait xx.ẽ. 2,and 3. P.and 99.8, 29. Eliʒ.5. |
2 The Contables and Churchwardens thal chen allo appotnt bi. daie
for the mending of high waies before che Natiuitie of S, John Baptiff,
and thal openly i inthe Church spon the Sunday after Ealter giue knows
lenge of pfame vi, Dates, And euerp perfon hauing a Dꝛaught 02 Plowe
which doth not (end and find at euerie day € place appointed for the ame ni
bing of high wates tn that partth, one waine o2 cart furnithed after the)
cuſtome ofthe countrey, with oren, hoples, oꝛ other cattell, and other ne:
ceflavies meete to carie things conuentent for that purpote, and alfo tio
able men with thefame,foz euerie alow land in tillage oꝛ paſture that he
bath, ſhall korkait foz euery Draught making dekault x.s. 2. and 3, Bs and
Mas. 5.Eliz.13. 29. Eliz.5. |
3 Ikanie of the cariages of the parth thali not be thought neonetul
by the Suruciozs to be occupied vpon any of che {aid daies then fuch per⸗
fon as ſhould haue fent cariage, hail fend fo. euery cartage fo fpared, two
able men there to labour fo that day, vpon paine to forfatt foz euerie man
not ſent xii.ð. 2.uand 2, P.and 99.8, 5. Eliʒ.13. 29. Eliz.5. |
4 Taniehoutholoer, Cottiger, og Labourer ofthe Parith, hauing no
Plough, 02 Dꝛaught able ta labour, and being no hired {eruant by the
peeve, dot uot by himfelfe, oz one fufficient Labourer fo2 him, vpõ euer a
i
High waies. 160
of the fain ſire daies, woꝛke tn the amendment of the high waies, be ſhall
forfait for euerpdap making default rii.d,tuhich perſons ¢ cariages thal.
bring with them Shouels, Spades, Mattocks, anv other tooles, and doe Pecctlarie
fuch worke a3 they be appointed vnto by the Surueioꝛs, by the {pace of ;
eight houres in euerie of the fait Dates (except thep be otherwiſe licenfen
py the ſame Suruciors o7 one of them) 2.¢ 3.49.¢.8, 29,€lis.5, Che
Jultices of peace within che countie of Noꝛffolke, hal anv map perelp at epaieatene
anie general Sefiions to be holden within che ſaid countie, for e towards fea bankes ana
themaking anv amending of any of the fea bankes, oꝛ fea works within {4 h'trs
the fain countie of Noꝛff.(now being o2 that hereafter ſhalbe in ruine oꝛ Countic o€
Decay) limit and appoint fo manie of the afoꝛeſaid Dap worꝛkes as hp their seat iar
Diferetions ſhalbe thoucht fuperfluous, and not needefull to be imploied
towards the amendemẽt of the afozelatd high mates, within three miles of
the fain fea bankes, oꝛ fea woꝛkes, whieh thaltneedefully require any {uch
reparation op amendment, And euery perfon and perfons,owelling with:
in thꝛee miles ofthe fain fea bankes and fea works needefullp to be a-
mended as ts afozefaid, fhall yeerely vpon reaſonable warning giuen, du⸗
ring fo manie daies as ſhalbe limited and appointed in the fain ſeſſions,
in reſpect of bis and their labour and cariages, and and be inthat degree
charged and chargeable towards the making, repairing, and amending of
the fain (ea bankes,o2 fea woꝛkes, as by the foꝛeſaid Statutes of 2. and 3,
P.-E DW, and 5. Cliz,1 3, they Land charged and chargeable fog the amen:
pementofany hich waies: Ano thep and euerp of them koꝛ the not doing ¢
performing the fame, thall incurre the like patne,penaltie, and fopfaiture,
as is contained in the foreſaid fatutes, made for the amendment of hich
waies, and euerie of them. And the faid Juſtices likewile, in their afore:
fain general Seſſions, thall ¢ map nominat and appoint the high Contta-
es okeuery Hundꝛed, that fhalbe charged o2 chargeable by force ofthis
acte, towards the making o2 amending of the ſaid Sea bankes, 02 Sea Vinh Contta-
workes, to be Suruciors of the lain Sea workes ¢ Sea banks, and they —
ann euerie of them thal take vpon them the execution of the {ain charge &
office, and duelie perkoꝛme the fame, vpon {uch like paine and fozfatture,
as bp the ſaid ſtatutes o2 anie of them, be impoſed vpon ante Surueion,or
Suruciors, for not taking vpon him oꝛ them che officeof Surueio? fo2
he amendment of high waies. And euerie perfon and perfons, which hall
ibe peerelp charged tothe making and. maintenance of the fain bankes or
fea workes, thalbe diſcharged of fo mante dates towards the making of
‘the bigh waies, a3 hall be imploted and beowed towards the making
and amending of the faid fea workes, anv fea bankes, All the fain penals
ties and forfaitures tobe leuied in maner ¢ forme as in the (aid ſtatutes
re limited 02 appointed.27. Eliz.24.3 9, C1131 8,.f0 endure vnto the end
Fthe Parliament next enſuing.
5 is lawful koꝛ euerie Surueioꝛ, foꝛ che amending of the waies
within
ofthe offences.
Refuling to
— kor⸗
ature.
7
7
,
—
—
High wayes.
Taking of Within the pariſh where he is Surueioꝛ, to take anv carie away ſo much
proce git of che rubbith o2 {mallet broken fones which he hall find readie diggen
i in anie Quarrey, being within the pariſh where he ts Suruetop, as by his
bifcretion thalbe adiudged necellary fo2 the amending of che waies, with:
out licence, controlment,o2z impeachmẽt of the owner, And for default of
. a Quarrey not koũd in the pariſh, oꝛ of rubbith not found in {uch Quarey,
Gathering it istatwfull koꝛ euery ſuch Surueioꝛ to gather ones bpon anielandso,
offtones. grounds within the pariſh, meete to be vſed to fuch purpole, anv likewife
fo digge o2 caule to be digged foꝛ qrauell,fand,o2 finder fo2 the fain vfe, in
Digeing fog Che ſeueral ground of any perfon, where che fame islike to he found with⸗
grauell, inthe pariſh where he is Suruetop, and nigh adioining to che wap where |
fuchreparations thall be chought neceflarie (ſo that it be noe inthe boufe,
lacesnoe dardein, oꝛchard, 02 medowe ofanie perfon, noz aboue one only pit in anie
a ay ſeuerall and inclofen ground, which pitte hall not be in bꝛeadth op length)
: aboue tenne pardes ouer atthe moſt,) Ano if the Surueiog which tall!
The Suruetor CAUL (uch pit ta be digged, do not within one moneth after luch digging
fall topthe cauſe the fame to be ſtopped vp with earth at the coftes of the IParifhias!
pit againe. ners, he (hall forfait to the owner of the foile where the ptt is mane, fiue
Warkes to be recouered by action of debt, 5,Clis.13, 29, Eliz. y. 4
Turning a 6 It is lawkull for every Superuifor in the Parith where ec, a
itoanpmasg turne a watercourle o2 {pring of water being inany High wap, anv ves
ground, rie noplome to the fame, into any ditch of the ſeuerall ground of any per⸗
fort oꝛ perfons next adiopning to che fain High way in ſuch maner, as by |
the dilcretion ofthe fain Superuifoz hall be choughe motk meete. 5. Eliz.
I3, 29.Eliz.5. i
Fences anv 7 The hayes, fences, dikes, o2 hedges, nert adiopning on either fine
De gh. © to any Digh way,thal fromtime to time be dike, ſlkowzed, repatred, and,
Wales. ‘Kept low, and all trees ¢ buthes, qrowing in the High wayes cut downe
by the owners, whereby the fatd waies may be open, and people map
hatte moze ready and eafiepallage, bpon pate that euery perfon come
mitting any offence to the contraric, thall fogfait fo2 euery default x, 8)
5 Eliz 13. 18,013.90. rity a
Hrelent ment _& Che Surueyor which doth not within one moneth next after any
offence committed by any perfon, contrarie to the purport and meaning
of any article akoreſaid, prefent euery {uch offence to the nert Juſtice olſ
Peace, thall forfait for euerp fuch offence not pꝛeſented xl s. And ifthe
fame Juſtice of Peace do not certifie the fame prefentment at the nert
xenerall Seflions within the fame Countie, he thall fopfate fue pound,
5 Cliz.1 3, 29. Eliʒ.5. , |
9 JE the Bailife oꝛ high Conftable of any Dun», Rape, Lath, 02
WMapentake, to whom the Steward of anp Leete oz Lawoay, op in Der
fatile chereof,the Clerke of peace thall make and deliuer the eltreates in⸗
dented of all fines, fozfattures, and amerciaments pꝛelented befope 4 4
ard tyarae
High waies. 161
oꝛ them, tamot find any fufficient diſtreſſe of anp perfons offenning con-
travie tothe puruiew of any article afozefaia : D2 tf che fard offendo halt
obſtinately refule to pay the ſaid amerciament, fine, 02 forfatture, ¢ doth
not pap che ſame within twentie dates after Lawful demaund of the fame
py the ſaid officer , chen he (hall forfait double the fume chat Ge ſhould
haue pated + 26€ 3. P. and M. 8. 5.Eliz. 13+ 29, C1135, S.,Leetes 1 3°
luſtice of peace 69. :
10 Ikthe Bailife, op bean Conable do not once every peere betwirt Conttabres
the firit vap of Warche che lal vay of Appitl make a true accompt,¢ pap: accompt.
ment of all ſuch ſummes of money ( to the Conttables € Church wardens
ofetiery Parith, wherein the offence was committed , 02 to tivo of them)
which he hal haue collected pon any of the forelatdettreates, he thal fort,
fo2 euery time not fo doing rls. 2, 3,19.¢ 99.8, 5.1.13. 29. El.5.
11 SCheChurch wardens of euerp Pariſh may call the Bailike and dee
Head Conſtable to accompt before the Juſtices of peace , oꝛ two of chert, calter to ace
twherof one to be of the Quorum, by bil,information,oratherwife, which OM
Juſtices haue authozitp to take the accompt,and to commit the ſaid Bai⸗
life, oꝛ head Conable to priſon, vntill he hall pay all (uch arrerages as
fhall be adiudged bp the fain Juſtices. And the fines, forfattures, € amer⸗ Vow tye for-
ciaments due fox any offence,contrarp to the purport of this ttatute, hall hrimmoren.
De tothe Churchwardens,to be beſtowed about the repaire of the wayes
of the ſaid arith, But the Bailtfe ¢ head Conable spon his accompts
hall haue allowen for every pound be thall collect and pap viii.ð. for his
owne paines, and rit, B,fo2 the fees of the Clerke of the Peace, oꝛ Ste- ⸗
ward of the Leete, fo2 the eſtreates indented of euery ſeuerall Pariſh chat
‘be ſhall deliuer. And the ſucceſſors of Churchwardens ſhall haue the like Church wae:
action of Accompt ageinſt their pꝛedeceſſors, as is before appointed a⸗ dens accompt.
gainlt che Wailifes, 2,€ 3. P.and M.8. 5.1.13, 29. El.5.
12 Euery perlon (except ſuch as ſhall dwell inthe Citie of London) The charge of
that (hall be allelled to the payment of any Sublidie to the Queenes Ma⸗ re Pane
ieſtie to v.li.in goods, oꝛ xl.s.in lands, oꝛ aboue, during all ſuch time as he goobs,02 11.8,
fhallttanv ſo aſſeſled & not altered, € being none of the parties chargeable inlands.
fo2 the amendement of High wayes, by any fozmer lat, bue as a Cotta-
ger, ſhall find two able men peerelp to labour in the Digh wates,at {uch .
Hayes and times, as are before limitted and appointen, 18,€1t3,9.
13 Cuery other perfon that hall occupie a Plough land in tillage 02 J
ature lying in leueral Pariſhes, thal be chargeable to the making of the in feueval pas
dies within che Parith where he dwelleth, as far forth, ¢ in {uch maner, “es.
as anp perfon hauing a Plough land inany one arith, isorzouchtto be
hargeable by reafon of p fain foxmer ſtatuts, oꝛ either of them.i 8.El.9.
14 Cuerp perfon keeping in his hands ſeuerall Ploughlands in ſeue⸗ g man panine
all Cownes, ſhall be charged to find in each cowne o2 parith (where the ———
aid Plough lands do lie ) one ca bungpept op cout pares,
eaves,
High waies. i
ficades, carres, 02 dꝛagges, kurniſhed fo the repairing of High wayes
within che feuerall Pariſhes where the fais Plough lands do lie, in ſuch
maner ag if he were a Pariſhioner dwelling within the Pariſhes where
the fame ſeuerall plough lands do lie, 18.El. 9. |
Ditchingans 15 Cuerpperfon that thalloccupicany lands adiopning to any Digh
fouring. wap, where any ditching o2 {couring ought to be, (hall from time to time
as neede ſhall require, ditch and ſcoure in bis ground fo adiopning, where:
by the water conueyed from the fain Dinh way ouer the ground next ade
ioyning may haue pallage ouer the faid ground fo next adiopning to that
ground, bpon paine of fogfatture for euerp time fo offending foꝛ euerp
Rod noe fo ditched and ſcoured xii.d. 1 8,€1i3.9.
cao 6 jRaperfon hauing any ground by Leale oꝛ otherwiſe, adiopning
fopleinte the toany Dinh way leading to any Market towne, Mall cat op fcoure anp
wap Ditch,and lay che ſoyle thereof into the high way, and {nffer it to lie there
bp thefpace of fire monethes,to the annopance of che faid high way, vpan
paine of forf, fo2 euerp load of foyle fo call ec, rit, 3, And there anpfoyle |
Siluces to cor hath bin ſo cak into che high wap that there ts a bank betweene the lain
wey the inatee ay e che ditch, it is lawlul co the Surucyors g wozkmen to make ſluces
" prother deuiles bp their diſcretions, to conuey the water out of the fata,
‘Wap into the ditch: anylaw oꝛ vſage rc, notwichtanding, 1 8. Eliz.9.
Howthe pes 17 Euery penaltie kozkaited koꝛ any caule within chis ſtatute, thall be
naltics all Yeurep in euery arith by the Suruepozs of the waies within chat Joarity
by diſtres, and fale of diſtres, in maner as fines ¢ amerciaments in Leetes
haue bin vſed: And the money (0 leuted (hall be imploped vpon the high
wap where the offence was committed, And ifthe Suruepors thall not,
02 will not levie imploy the fame within one peere after the offence fo
cominitten then the ſaid korf. ſhall be {cuted in forme foꝛeſaid, bp the Cons
fables oꝛ Churehwardens of the Towne o2 Pariſh where the worke
ought to be done in the high way. And he op they foleuping anp of che
faid penalties oꝛ forfaitures , thall make ſuch accompt ag ts appointen in
| the befoze reciten Statutes, 18,C3,9. |
ae 8 The high waies leading from one Warket towne te an other,
halbe CO, hal beentarged there where any wood, hedges, oz ditches be, ſo that there
loote bꝛcad. ſyall be nanitch , wood, 02 buſh, where he that doth lewdly map efcape,
within CC, foote of the high way, on the one fide , and CC, foote on the)
other, (but this fat, ertendeth not to Athes 02 great Crees, ) And if anp
robberies be done bp default of bꝛeaking Downe ditches, vnderwood, and
buſhes, the Loꝛd ſhall anfiwere therefore, andif tt be a a Murder, the Loꝛd
Hall be puniſhed at the Ducenes plealure, Andif the Lon he not able ta,
cut Downe the bnder wood, the Countrey hall helpe him, And within the)
Queenes demeſne moods within Forelts and without,che wates thall be
enlarged, as before ec, And if anp Parke be neere nto the hich way, the
Loꝛd thereof hall piminith it bp che {pace of two Hund reth foote from che
high wap , 02 elg make fucha wall, ditch, oꝛ henge, that offendozs cannot
}
|
High waies. 162
ro korward oꝛ backward to bo any burt. Winchefter. 13,€0.1.5.
19 Theoccupiers of all maner of Fron wogkes whatlocuer , a8 OW cae repalre of
ners 02 farmers of the fame by anp eltate of inheritance fo2 life , lines,o2 st A
fo2 terme of peere,oz peeres, oꝛ at will , which ſhall at any time hereafter Suter, Suv»
carte,o cattle to be caried, any coales,mpne, op Fron, to, 02 for any their ver, Sent.
Fron wozkes,betweene the rit.vay of October, x the irk day of Way tn
any peere, (hal fop euery theee loads of coale oꝛ mpre,as allo foꝛ euery tun
of Fron, which thal be caried by anp maner of wayne oꝛ cart betiweene the
xii.day of Detob, € the ſirſt pay of Way, bp che fhace of one mile,thaough
any high wayes within the fain wiloes of Suffer, Surrey, Kent, oꝛ anp of
them, thall pap , oz cauleto be pated vnto the Juſtice of peace dwelling
neere onto the places in the Countie, where the High waies hall be moſt
annoyed, 02 his allinuee, the ſumme of tis. thefameto be leuied, after
| Befaule of payment thereof, by (uch Juſt. of peace, oꝛ alliquee, by way of
diſtres, of any of che goods and chattels remapning inthe ſaid Countte,of
fuch perfon, as fo ſhould haue pated ftichfumme, 39. Eliz. 19.
20 C€uerpperfon anv perfons, occupier of Fron work ag afozelatd, Fos enery ere.
whith (hall ac anp time hereafter cavie , 02 caufe to be caried any coales, hoe —
myne, oꝛ Iron, to oꝛ foꝛ any their Iron woꝛks, betwen the 1. vay of Pay, ano for euccye.
Ethe xii. of day Oct. in any peere, fox eueryxxx. loads of coales E myne, Manes of aan
02 either of them, and fo2 euery x.tuns of Fron, to be cavied as afozefatd, uclt ¢c.ozut..
one loan of finder, grauel, ſtone, oꝛ chalke,meete fo2 the repatring ¢ amen:
Ding of the faid high waies as afozelatd,to be layd € imploied in {uch place
€ places of the high wates, as any Juſtice of the peace of any the Couns
ties afozefaiv,vivelling neere buto the places, where the {aid high wayes
ithinthe limits afoꝛeſaid hall be moſt annoyed, by any of the meanes az
daeſaid, according to the greater ¢ moze prelent neceflitic, hal be appotn-
ted ¢ aligned, 02 els pay, oꝛ caule to be pated, for & in allowance of euery
rate Load, in maner ¢ foꝛm aforefatd,to haue bin fo caried ¢ laid iii.s. with:
in eight dates after the demaund thereof,at any (uch Fron woꝛk made, to
32 from which Fron work any {uch cariage thal be,to the hand ok che {atv renenty _
Wu of p.oꝛ his alliqnes,p fame to be leuted after vefaule of paymét vpon diſtres.
he Demaund therof from time to time bp way of diffres, 3 9, Eliz. 19.
+21 If fuch Juſt.olk p. by reafon of abfence,op other occalton, do not, 02 gn what place
| bal not within xl.daies nert after che ſaid firſt vay of Way, perelpalliqne of the dish
appoint, where ¢in what place of the high waies, the faid finder grauel, WACatbe Fore
| fone,o2 chalk,to be caried a3 afoꝛeſaid, 02 where o2 how the money therof be tayo, and by
ue, oꝛ fo paid, ſhalbe implopen ¢ bettomed: Chen the fame ſinder, grauel, mnie appoint⸗
| tone,o2 chalk thal be layd ¢ imploied by {uch perſon o2 perfons,as by this
cf ate to carie and lap the fame,oz to caule the fame to be caried and lato,
ihe place ano places of the high wayes, as the Surueyoꝛs within
| be Partth for the time being, where the high wayes thall be molt an⸗
oped as aloreſaid, thall aſfigne, 02 appoint, o2 in dekault thereof,
| D 2 pay
A |
|
Forfait x.s.
xload,
Wow the fore
fartures fall
be imploped,
JE no diffres
can be found,
oꝛthe offendoz
Donot pap,
In Default of
the Juſtices,
the Suruetors
Hall appoint
tobere the gra⸗
well Halbe daid.
The Suruei>
O28 foztaiture,
Highwaiess
pay tothe ſaid Surueyoꝛs koꝛ euery fuch loade due and vncaried, Hig, in
maner and forme afozefatd, vpon paine of foꝛfaiture of x.s. fo) euerploay
of ſinder, grauell, ſtone, oꝛ chalke not caried, layd, and imploied in the hing
waies, oꝛ iii.s.vnpaid, as afozefaid,to be koꝛtaited and paid by the perſon
ano perſons, which by this Act ought to carte ¢ lap, 02 cauſe to be caried
and layd, the finder, grauell, ſtone, oꝛ chalke, 02 therefore to haue paid, as
is aforefaiv, after nue conutction and prefentment thereof han before the
Juſtices of Oyer & terminer , 02 Juſtices of peace, in any of their open
Seflion oꝛ Sellions,to be holden before them, oꝛ anp okthem. 39. El. 19
22 All which ſumme and lummes ok money to be korkaited, by reaſon
of this Act, koꝛ, oꝛ in dekault okcariage oꝛ laying of the ſaid ſinder grauel,
ſtone, oꝛ chalke, oꝛ payment therok ag aforefato, hall be likewiſe beſtowed
t imployed vpon the amendement ¢ repairing of the High wates,at, Eby —
the vifcretion of any {uch Juſtice of peace,as ſhall dwel ¢ berefivent next
vnto the place € places, being moſt annopen by the cariages aforefain,the
fame to be leuied by way ofdittrelle , by any Conable, Cychingman, —
Deadborouch,or other Officer thereunto to be alliqned, by warrant made
in open Sellions bp any Clerk ofthe peace of the Countie, where any che
offenceoꝛ offences aforelain thal be committted,o2 by any two Juſtices of
peace, whereof one tobe of the Quorum , which were pꝛeſent at che ſeſ⸗
fions, wherein the ſaid conutction,of,02 fo2 any the offences aforelain halt
behad t And if no (ufficient diſtres can be found by the fatd officer appoin⸗
ten toleuie the fame,o2 tf the laid offendo2 do not pap the ſame, within xx.
dayes after a lawful demaund of the fame by the ſaid officer to be appoin⸗
ted for theleuping therof,as aloꝛeſaid: chen euery perfon fo denying 02 re⸗
fuling,¢ not paping the fame koꝛkaiture, within xx.dayes afozefatd,to foe
fait che double ſumme he ſhould before haue paied, to be leuyed by fuch
wates € meanes, as to any two of the Juſtices of the peace of the fame)
Countie, where the fain offence thal be committed, wherofoue to beof the!
Quorum, {hal be thought mot meete: Che fame forfatture to be likewiſe
imploied bpon the amenvement of he High wates,as the other korfaiture
ſhould haue bin, if the fame had bin leuten, according tothe truc intent €
meaning of this Statute, 3 9,€1i3.19. :
23 Che Surueiorand Surueiors from cime to time foꝛ che time be”
ing Within the arith where the High waies thal be moſt annoyed, vpon
default ofthe faid Juſtices as afogelatd, within ry. dates after fuch default
of the Juſtice of peace, ag afogefatn, fhall aſſigne 02 appoint, where, and in
what place of the high wates,the ſaid finder, qrauel ſtone, oꝛ chalke, oꝛ the |
kork. ok money ta be deſtowed, (hall be caried ann layd as afopelaid,¢ vpon
paine of forfaiture of euery {uch Surueioꝛ oꝛ Surueioꝛs, for every (uch
default rls, And the fain Surueioꝛs Hal make demaund according to the
limitation of chis pꝛeſent Act,of all € euerp fuch foꝛfaiture, fummesot |
money limitted to be pated in dekault of fuch cartages ag afozelaty, bpor)
pane
t
- High waies. Homage and Fealtie. ies
paine to korf. fo2 euery {uch dekault xl.s. Ano ſhall alfo make prefentmene
of euery ſuchdefault of cariage, oꝛ payment, contrarie to the teno2 of chig
prefent Act at the ert Quarter Selſion to be holven koꝛ the fain County,
tobere ſuch pefaule of cariage ¢ payment (hall be bpon paine to forfait for
cuerp fuch default of prefentment as afopelainrl.s. Che one moitie of ail
fuch forfatture and forfaitures,to be to the Q.the other moitie to be tothe
J.to be recouered by A.B. 1, J. inany of the Queenes Courts of Rex
coz wherein no TU.€.19,9¢. 39.Eliz. 19.
1 Fortherepairing of High waies atthe endes of Bridges. See Brid-
es Fe
gi Fat luftices of Peace may inquire of , or prefent High waies not
repaired , and punifh the offendors , S. Iuftice ofpeace 69.
Tit Ho mage and Fealtie.
N O perfon Hall pay inthe Queenes Exchequer, oꝛ any other Courts serpite ok
N fo2 the refpite of Homage, of, 02 fo2 any mano2s,lands, tenements, Vomage,
02 hereditaments , whereof the cleere peerelp value erceedeth not», It,
aboue viii.ð.and for the entring thereof and warrant of Atcurnep,aboue
iiii. v, 3 3. H.8.2 2»
2 When a Free man hall do Homage to his Low of whom he hol⸗ The forme of
beth in fee , he thal holo his bands together betweene the hands of his fiom
Loꝛd, and hall fap thus: J become pour man from this time fopward,for :
life,foz member, and fo2 woꝛldly honoꝛ, and thall owe pou mp faith , fop
thelands that Jhold of pox, ſauing the faith that Ido owe to our Soue⸗
raigne Ladie the Queene, anv to mine other Lords, 17,€0,2, |
3 C&bhenafree man thall do Fealtie to his Lord, he hall holo his right a treemans
hand vpon a booke, and (hall fap thus: Deare pou mp Loꝛd R.chat F.4p, Fealtic.
hall be to you both faithful andtrue,and ſhall owe my fivelitie ynto
pou, for theland that J hold of pou, and lawfully thall do fuch cuftomes
| andferuices as my duetie is to you at the termes aflignen , fo helpe me
God tc. 17. Ed. 2.
4 Whena Uillaine ſhall vo Fealtie to his Lord, he hall hold his right ; —
hand vpon the booke, and fap thus: Heare pou mp Lop A. that J. B. krom *Reoltie.
this time foorth onto pou ſhall be true, and faithkull, and ſhall owe pou
Fealtie for the land chat J holo of pou in villenage, anv Hall be tultifien
| bp pow in bodte ann goods, fo helpe me Gov Ec, 17, Ed.2.
| 5 «= -FEthe heive ofanp which holdeth bis lands of his Loꝛd bp Knights arbe —
ſeruice be within age his Lord hall not haue the ward ofhim,nog of his inp untill be
land, before be hath taken of him Homage. Magna Charta.9,2, 3,3. dane
ik Hornesand Horners. | ,
| Pe Hardens ofthe myſterie of hoꝛners in London, may fearch all The Horners
maner of Ware belonging to their mifterie wꝛought withinLonvon, trav terech all
‘OL within xxiiii.miles thereof, And alfo chep map {earch Sturbridge anv pea ae,
Clyp Faive, andif by their fearch they find any ware inanp ofthe pais thereof,
D 3° places
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at
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Bb)
Hornes and Horners. © Horfes , Mares.
places defectiue € infufficient , in whofe hands fener i it be, to fell,chep:
yay take the fame ware and being it before the Wato2 cf Lonvon, or the
Maioꝛ oꝛ Bailifes of the (aid Faires, and the fame being there pꝛoued de⸗
kectiue, ſhall be koꝛlaited to the Queene ethe ſaid CAardens.4. Ed.4. 8.
2 Ikany Stranger bp himlelke, oꝛ any other, doth buy any Engliſh
— Hoꝛnes vnwꝛought. gathered. or growing within London oꝛ xriiii. miles
bauethe choite thereofon euerp ſide nert adfopning + Dif any Engliſh man , 02 other
“4 — ich perlon noth (cll anp Engliſh Dognes vnwzought to anp Serancer, oz
caule themto befent ouer the Sea; fo that che Hoꝛners of London will
buy the fain Hornes atlikenzices (as thep were at when this Statute
was mane) he hall fogf all the Hoꝛnes fo bought, folv,o2 {ent ouer,to the
atte Contant Queene anv the (Charvens of the Dogners, But after men of the occupa⸗
riitteansers Clonal Magners within this Realme , haue chofenoutfuch and asmanp
may baylines Hoꝛnes as thall be needkull ta their occupation : Chen it thall be lawfu i
to euery perſon to ſell ¢ deliuer all the Hoꝛnes refulen, which be not ab
to be occupiedin cheir myſterie, to any Stranger,oz other perfon to carrie
beyond the Sea, oꝛ elſwhere. 4. Ed. 4. 8.
Horſes, Mares. 4
Oumers g kar PY Clery perſon aſwell Spirituall as Ceimpozall , hauing any Parke oꝛ |
paar Parks Tground incloſedwith hedge, ditch, wall, oz pale in hisowne hanv;
Reepe Mares. wherein any Dearets vlually kept for Game , contapning che quantitie
of one mile in compaſſe, and is thereot ſeiſed in fee ſimple, fee taile, oꝛ for
terme of life, in poflellion to bis otwne behoofe, And euerp Farmer of
euery (uch Parke and ground, being lettento fare, ſhall keepe foz euery
{uch Parke oz groundinclolen , fo long asthe fame thall be vſed or kept
with Dearein the fame fo. Game , two Wares being not fplapen ape
anv able to beare Foles, each of them of the height of thirteenc hannful
at theleatf,to be meafured from the lowelt pare of the hoofe of the foꝛe⸗
foote , vnto the higheſt part of the ſhoulder, and euery handfull to cone»
tatne kower ynches of the Standerd, And euery owner, ee. or farmer of
a Parke tubich ts kower miles in compaſſe, or aboue , hall keepe fower
{uch Wares ec,bpon paine of fogfaiture.of xl.s.forꝛ euery moneth lacking
the fain Wares, tothe Qand Js to he recouered by 4, F, ec, wherein no
CU. te. €.]9.ec. Wut ifany of the fain Wares thall die by caſualtie and
the owner do prouide an other of the foꝛeſaid height within thꝛee mo⸗
nethes nert after the death therok, he ſhall not incurre the penaltie of this
ſtatute. Chis Statute ſhall not charge the owners of any Parkes oR
eros tneloled lping in C Meſtmerland, Cumberlans, Northumber⸗ |
land, 02 the Biſhopricke of Durham, to keepe anp Bares, Neither halk
it charge any other perfon,the herbage of tohofe [Parke ec, ts common to
the inhabitants of the Cownes nert adioyning. 7. D. 8.6. |
Spates ae 2 JCanp Lor, owner, op farmer of any Park op ground inclofen,aps |
with Tits. — bp this Act so keepe mos aig willingly (uffer any sar tobe
eas) /
— —
Horfes , Mares. 164
couercd with any litle horſe oꝛ nagge of final ature 02 value > bo thalt
fozfait rl. % to the Queene and J, to be recoucred bp A, J. ec, wherein
0 CH, te, 79, fe, 27. H. 8.6. —
3 Wyeldeuer doth put to patture, tnto, op vhon any Forel, Chate, beicht of
Mooꝛe Warith, each, common, oz wakk ground any toned Worle, being vpcn the cons
aboue the age of two pecres, not being of the height of rv. handfuls, to s+
he mealured from the loweſt part of the hoofe of the forefoote , vnto the
highelt part of the wythers, (aud euerp handful to cont aine kower ynches
ofthe Standerd) to patkure,feede,o2 be it,o2 ppon any of the fain forreſts,
chafes,commons,gc, within any ofthe Shires ¢ territories of op folk,
SuTolk Cambpioge, Buck. Hunt. Cier, Kent, Southamtbire, orth ©
| GMilhire,Dpforo, Bark. Moꝛceſt. Glouceſt. Somerſet, orthwates,
|. Southwales , Bedford, THarwicke, i2ogthampe. Voꝛkſhire, Cheſſhire.
Stator, the Countie ofthe Citic of Dork, che town ¢ liberties of Giouc.
)
the Countie of the town of Kingſtone vpon Dull the Countie Palantine
| ofiLancatter,the Countie of Salop Leiceſter, Herefoꝛd, Lincolnecexcept
it be vpon anp of the Warith,oz Seagate fennie grounds within the coun:
ties of Cambꝛidge, hHuntington, Noꝛthampton, Lincolne, Mort, Gulf, o2
withinthe Ile of Elp ) hall fogfait the ſaid Hoꝛſe. And whoſoeuer doth
put to paſture vpon any of che foꝛeſaid Marſhes, oꝛ ſeggie kennie grounds
imn che laid laſt erceptes Shires oꝛ places, any ſtoned Horſe aboue the are
pf two peeres, not being of xiii. handfuls high, to be meaſured in forme
| afozefaty, ſhall fopfatt the fain hoꝛſe.8. Eliʒ.8. 32.40.8137,
1. 4 C&bofoeucr doth put to patture any ſtoned Hoꝛſe aboue the axe of —— of
| too peeres, not being xiiii.handfuls high, to be meafured in forme afoze- vyon the cane
| fain, bpon any fopreft, chale, common, €c, being within any other Shire Brin allorber
swithis Realme,then is firk before (pectficd,thall forfait the Came Dople, ;
But noperfon Hal be pꝛeiudiced by this Facute fo the hauingor putting
| any hoꝛſe to feening onder the heights akoꝛeſaid, spon any common orꝛ
| Walk ground where Wares oꝛ Fillies are not vſed oꝛ ſuffered to be kept.
Noꝛ toꝛ any ſtoned Hoꝛſe of his which thall once in a peere efcape oꝛ break Horſes brea
Out of his leuerall ground againlt his will, into any koꝛelt, chale, common Fins !ost).o2
Ec.lo that the fain Hoꝛſe doth not rematn there folwer daies next after fuf- GBaresbe, ©
| cient €open notice giuen at his houſe, oꝛ publication made ona a Sunday
"| 02 Feſtiual vay in che parith Church where he dwelleth. 3 2.3D,8,1 3,
(| ° 5 Citholocuer findeth any Hoꝛſe in any fogrett,chafe,commmon, moore, seitave any
| maith heath ,02 wat ground, contrarie to this fatute , hall go vnto imeaturiig of g
‘the keeper of the fowett ,chale; ec. 02 bis Deputieozt0 the Conttable, taweupeigge
Bailike, Headboꝛough, Burſholder, or Tythingman of any totune nerve
adiopning vnto the place where the ſaid Horle is, and commaund oꝛ
require him in the Queenes bebalfe,to co with him to boing ſuch Hoꝛſe
there feeding to the next pound ,and there the Worle hall be meaftiren bp
the Dicer, tuthe pꝛeſence of chee other honelt men bythe fain Oklicer
— 24
appoin⸗
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I
a
Horfes , Mares. -
appainten, ¢ ifit be found that che fainaborte iscontrarieto this ſtatute,
then he that noch fo challenge andfeife him, may take aud retaine him to
his owne vfe, as bis owne goodes and cattels foꝛ ever, without vexation,
ſuit, oꝛ trouble of the owner, oꝛ of any other perfon, 3 2.1),.8.1 3,
Refuling to 6 - JEany of the ſaid Keepers, Deputies, Bailifes, Conftables, Burs
ae Bee ſholders, oꝛ Tythingmen, o2 thee perfons requefked to be at the meafue
tatotul haght. ringokthe fain Pople, vo refule to vo as aforelaid, oꝛ do not truely meas
fure fuch Dozle, then euery of them refuling to do, oꝛ not doing bisduetp —
therein, (hall koꝛfait rl. s. to the DQ, and J.to be recoueren bp 4.3, te.
whereinno CU. €c, E. P.Ec. 3 2. H.8. 13.
aoe oe offox 7 Itthe Lows, owners, oꝛ polleliors of forrettes € chates 302 their
mons. beathes. officers , 02 the Conttables, Headboꝛoughes, Gailifes, Burſholders, and
Typthinamen, within whole offices, precincts, and limits, the commons,
mooꝛes marſhes, heathes, x walt grounds being out of fogreftes & chales
do lie , do not peerelp at the feat of Saine Wichaell the archangell, oꝛ
within xv. dayes after, effectually dꝛiue the fain foꝛreſtes, chafes come
mons, moores, Ec, the ſaid Dificers ec, Gailifes, Conttables , Headbse
roughes, €c, ſhall fopf, fo? cuery time the fain drift thall be omitted rl, 3,
- tothe Q,and Fi, ec. Ano it ts lawkull fo2 the fain Lords, owners, ¢c, and |
foz the ſaid Conſtables Bailifes,ec, within the limits of their offices, to
make like drikt of the {ain forrettes, chales, commons, mooꝛes, marithes, |
heathes, and walk rounds at any other time of the Aedes and as
often as thep thall chink meete, 3 2.3),8,1 3,
sa 8 Jfinanp of the fain dpiftschere thall be found anp Ware, F ity,
Halve killed. Fole, or Gelding that hall be thought not able, o2 like to grow able to
beare Foles of a reafonable ſtature, oꝛ not able ,o2 like to grow able t
po profitable labours, by the Difcretion of the Drivers,o2 the moze numbe
of them, then the fame drꝛiuers thall caule the fame beater tobe killed,
andthe bodies to be buried, oꝛ otherwile to be beftowen where no annope
ance hall crow, 3 2. H. 8.1 3,
qntecten 9 Ubholocuer thall haue, oꝛ put to patture anp Worle , Gelding, 07
Morles. Mare, inkect with (cab oꝛ mange, into, oꝛ bpon anp foretts.chafes, moored,
| marithes,heathes, commons, waft grounds,o2 common fieldes,thal fon fait
for euerp Dorle, Gelding, oꝛ Ware fo inkected x.s.to the Lor of che leete
where the offence hall be prefenten, 3 2,3D,8,1 3. S. luft.ofpeace47,
Reepingof 10 + CuerpArchbphopand Dukeof this Realme, hall haue, heepe
Horle ee re andmaincatne of their otune ppoper Hoꝛſes,t at their owne coftes,feauen
salyuing, fonedtrotting Dozles fog the Sadpdle,(being neither Cart nop Sumpter
Hoꝛſes) euery of the Came hoꝛſes to be thꝛee peere aloe and vpward, and
in height ritit.bandfuls (reckoning to euery handfull fower ynches of the
Standerd) to be meafitred fromthe nether part of the haire of the boofe
vnto the vpper part of the wyderſons 02 ſhoulders. Cuerp Marques and
Carle, and euery Byſhoy whole aia of the peerelp pre a
Horfes, Mares, 165
thoufand pound op aboue’, thall find and maintaine fie fone trotting
Woprlesfoz che Handle, of the age and height aloreſaid ec, Euery Byſhop
whole Bpſhopeicke is of. the peerely value of athoufand Markes or a:
houe, And euery Titcount and Baron hauing lands, tenements, fees,
annuities, 02 offices, for terme of his life to the cleere peerelp value of a
thoufand Marks o2 aboue, (hal find € maintain three ſtoned trotting 1o2-
fes ec, And every other Byſhop, Uicount, ano Baron not befoge mentio⸗
nep, and alfo euery other Spirituall perfon hauing Benefices or promea-
tions to the peerelp value of 500, Markes, and euery Cempozall perfor
hauing lands, tenements, fees, annuities, oꝛ offices for terme of life, tn
his owne right, 02 in bis wiues, co the yeerely balue of Soo, Marks, thall
Keepe and maintaine two ffoned trotting Dorles for the Saddle, vpon
paine that euery perfon afozelain, lacking the number of the fain Doyles
to him limitted, thall forfatt for euerp Hoꝛſe fo lacking bp the {pace of
| thee moneths rr, li, to the Q.and Jj, to be recouered bp A.J], tc, wherein
no W.c. E. P.Ec. 3 3. h. 8.5.
11 Cuerp other Spirituall perſon onder the degree of a Byſhop, x, ing of
hauing Benefices o2 promotions to the cleere peerelp value of one hun- Wozte by rea
dred pounds oz aboue, ¢ not to the peerelp value of fiue hundzen Barks, eres ws
and every other perfon Cemporall not befoze mentioned, whoſe wife
being not diuorced, nog willingly abfenting ber felfe from him) noth
weare any Gowne oꝛ Peticote of ilke, o2 any Ueluet in Her Rirtell, o2
‘in the lining 02 other part of ber gowne (other chen in the cuffes 02 pure
fles) 02 anp French hoov, or Bonet of Ueluet with any habiliment, patte,
joz edge of gold, pearle, o2 fone, oꝛ anp Chaine of gold about her neck, 02
in her Partlet, oꝛ in any apparel of her bovie, hall haue, keepe and main⸗
taine az is afozefaid, one foned trotting Hoꝛſe for the Saddle, vpon pais
lof forfaiture foꝛ euery time that any of hem ſhall want bp the {pace of
thee moneths one ffoned trotting Horſe ofthe age and height akoreſaid
tlt, tothe Q.and J. to be recouered by A. J. ec, wherein no CH.ec, Bue
heires within age being ards, whoſe lands, tenements, and heredita⸗
ents amount to the yeerely value of CC.li.ſhall not be compelled bp
this Act, vntill thep come to their fuil age,to keepe any Dogles, although
Sheir wines weare anp Gowne of Silke, oꝛ any French hood, oꝛ Bonet of
Heluet with anp habiliment, patte, 02 edge of Gold, Pearle, oꝛ one, op
anp Chaineof Gold about theirnecks in their Partlets, o2 in any appa⸗
tellof their bodies, 3 3. H.8.5. And every perfon chargeable by this fat,
opreaton of bis wiues apparellto keepe a toned trotting Worle, thal alfo
zeepe and maintaine one Gelding able anv mecte for aight hoꝛſeman,
ith {ufficient harnets € weapon foz the fame, in ſuch maner, as he that»
apdifpend one hundꝛed Warkes by the peere, ts chargeable to keepe.
40D 5.9, and M. 2, S.Armour 2. !
12 Hl the Sonne and heire apparant of any Duke, rns Sane
thi count,
She Sonne
and heire of a
Noble man,
In quirit and
certrficat by
the Sherike.
VE che horſe be
killedin the
Queenes {er
uice.
Tranſporting
of Hhorſes into
fozrein Regis
eng,
Horfes, Mares. q
Clicount, op Baron, oꝛ of any other perfon hauihy lands ec.tothepeerelp
balue of fire hundreth Markes o2 aboue, hath lands,tenements, heredita⸗
ments, fees, offices o2 annuities, for terme oflife in brs owne right, og
his wines, ta the cleere yeerely value of ſiue C. Warkes, then be thall
keepe and matntaine one trotting ſtoned Horſe for the Sandie, informe
akoreſaid, vpon paine of forfof xx.li.foꝛ euerp theee moneths that he thall
want the fame Dogle, But no ſuch Sonne ¢ heire is compellable by force
of this Act, to find oꝛ keepe anp Bogle in the life of his kather, except he
hath lands, tenements, annuities, fees oꝛ offices, to the fain veerely value
of fine hundꝛeth Markes. And euery Sberife in any Dhire within this
Reale, hall vo his diligence and good endeuour co fearch and know by
vertue of his office, all defaults pone 02 committed bp anp perfor oꝛ per⸗
fons in lacking of Horſes contrarp tothis Ace, as hall happen within che
Shire where he ts Sherife, and hall once in the peere, viz. nthe Terme
of S, Wichael certifie the fain defaults (if any be) into the Eſchequer bp
wpiting vnder his feale, tothe intent chat piocesamap be made againg |
the offenders accopdinalp : And euerp ſuch Certificat of the Sherife Hall —
be of as good force and effect again the offenders as anp Information |
thereof mane inthe fain Clehequer, Gnd in cafe any thall be conuict bpow |
ſuch Certificats by confelion o2 triall by the courle of the Law : chen the
Sherife making {uch certificat Hall haue one moity of che foꝛfaiture and
the Queene che other moitie. Pꝛouided alwates, that no perfon ſhall be
impeached, moleſted, 02 troublen fo any offence Done contrarie to this”
Act by A. B. J.P.oꝛ certificat of the Sbherife, vnleſſe chefame A. B. J.P.
oꝛ certificat be made op had within one peere next after the offerte done)
contrarie ta this Act, 3 3.40, 8.5, S.Iuſtice of peace 48. J
13 UE anpotehe koꝛeſaid Horſes happen to be killed, mainte, 02 lok
in the Queenes ſeruice, then the owner is atlibertie at any time by the
{pace of two peeres next after fuch chance, to proutde other in their ſtead,
without anp penaltic, 33. H.8.5. J J
14 Jf any perfon do ſell, exchange, giue, conuey, o2 deliner into che
Realme of Scotland, tothe vſe of any Scotttth mam, oꝛ into any place
bepond the Sea, out ofthis Realine o2 rhe Dominions ofthe fame, any
Hoꝛſe, Gelding, o2 Ware, without {pectall licence therefore obteined of
the Queene, oꝛ ot her heires, vnder the great Seale, oꝛ Pꝛiuie Signet,
Oꝛ if any perſon do ſell, exchange, giue or deliuer to any Scottiſh maw
within this Reale of England, oꝛ Wales, the Towne of Berwick oz
the Marches af the fame; tothe intent tobe conueyed into Scotland, aup
Hoꝛſe, Gelding, oꝛ Ware, op do conuey or carrie any Hoꝛſe, Gelding, oꝛ
Mave, into anp korein parts beyond the fea, without like ſpeciall licence
obteined of the Queene, orofher heires, onder the great Seale, o2 priuie
Signet: chen the ſame perſon ſhall fopfaic to our Soueraigne Ladie and
ber heires the lame Hoꝛſe, Gelding, o2 Ware, ſo carried 02 J 1*
|
4. ~~” Horfes, Mares. 166
ſhall alſo lofe rlti, for euery ſuch Hoꝛſe, Gelding oꝛ Ware fo conueven, ta
the Q.and J.to be recouered bp A, J. ec. w herein no A. ac. E. P. Ec. And
alſo euery perſon ſo offending, ſhall ſuffer imprilonment by the {pace of
one whole yeere. And it thal be lawkull to euery perſon being the Queens
Soubiect,toarrett and imppifon euery Scottiſh man, euery other perſon
which ſhall lead oꝛ conuey contrarie tothe meantng of this Act, any ſuch
Mople, Gelding, oꝛ Ware, out of chis Realme, into Scotland, 02 into any
other fogrein place bepond the Dea, other then luch perſons as thail bane
{ufficient warrant from the Queene, op her heites, wnver ber; 02 their
great Scaleoz Priuie Signet. But this Ace all not extend to anp per:
| fon which Hal conuey any Dople, Ware 0? Gelding into Deatland; 02 inz
| to fogrein partes beyond the Sea to ferue the Queene in ber warres
| Mich the fame, 1,€0.6,5, 5. Eliz. 19. — 2—
| Is, Burifehe Queene, ber heires o2 fuccellors vnder her great Seale Licencesto
02 Pꝛiuie Signet, ba giuelicence to anp perſon oꝛ perfons, to carrie any fe altos
Hoꝛſes, Wares oꝛ Geldings inte Scotland, oꝛ into Any other parties bee to giue licence
?
03 perfons bp CHarrant onder che great Seale, ta licence any other per:
fon 02 perfons to carrie oꝛ conuey ante Dorles, Wares op Geldings into
Scotland oꝛ into any parties beyond the Sea: Then it hall he lawfult
aſwell to all perfons having fuch licence vnder the Queenes great Scale
82 Priuie Signet, as to euery other perſon hauing licence in wꝛiting vn⸗
det the Seale of ſuch perfon o2 perfons to whom the Queene thall giue
authoritie o2 commatndement in forme abouefain, to licence other, ta
carrie oꝛ conuey fuch number of Dorles, Geldings 02 Wares, 02 any of
themints Scotland, o2 into any of the partes bepoud the Dea, ag thatl be
Mentioned in any fuchlicences, 1,€p, 665+ 5. Eliʒ. 19.
16 Euery luch perlon which thattbe licenced according to this Ace; Litente memes
to carrie 02 couucy any Hoꝛles, Wares 02 Geldings into Scotland hail ———
before the fame cariage oꝛ conuepance, vpon the paine of fort, of the fain apacchss,
orfe ec. oꝛ the double balue therofto the Queene anv Fee, thew his faid
licence to oneofthetheee CCiarvensof the thee Warches of England, to
the intent chat one ofthe (ain CTardens hall caute che number of the fain
Hoꝛſes ee, folicencey to be conucyen into Scotland, not only tobe Kaz
fendren ina booke, toremaine in bis owne cuſtodie, But alfa to be indo2-
‘led & written on the backfine of the fain licence, annebe fame indorſement
obe Signed with the handok che laid Ctarven, 3 1€0,6,5.5.Eliz,19,
17, Butchis Act hall noe he Pretudiciat tothe Water of the Queeus
les, koꝛ ſuchthings anv commodities ag ſhall concerne his Office,
Aud notwithitanding this Act, She Harden of the fine Portes may cerarnen of rye
veerelp at his pleaſure gine fire Horfes 02 Geldings (and no moꝛe within fue Dorts,
SNe Peete, at one o2 diuerstimes bpon like patne as is alozeſaid) to anp
prea perfons in the parties beyond the Seas, being mamitic with
* the
Mares ofr.s.
price map be
ttanſported.
Tifitation of
Wofpitals and
calling the cols
fectozs to ate
Compt,
Ft ſhall be law⸗
full foz any pere
fon to erect an
Mofpitall og
houſe of coze
rectton.
= a ae
Nae Horſes, Mares. Hoſpitals. ey.
the Queene, o2 ber ſucceſſors. And it thall be lawfull to any of ch
Queenes Subiects, to carie oꝛ {end into any partes bepondthe Sea any”
Wares, whereof the price ofanpone Ware fotobe carried doth not ex⸗
ceede £.8 in fuch maner as Wares being of the prices of bf. 8: viii, B. bin
op might baue bin conueped ouer the Seas before the making of thys
Act, (viz. per Stat.1 1. Henrici feptimi'r 3.) Anpthing in this act, 02 anp
other act €c, notwithtanding, 1. Ed.6.5. 5. Eliʒ.19.
1 How many great Horfes and Geldings eche man is charg
keepe by reafon ofhislands or goods.S.Armour 2. |
2 Concerning felling of Horfes, appointing a place, and paying tolle
for them in 2 Faire or Market. S.Faires 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. :
3 That neither the horfe-ftealer, nor the accefforie before or after,
fhall haue his Clergie. S.Clergie 13. .
4. Thatitisfelonie to fell, exchange, or deliuer in Scotland,or the ba-
table ground, any Horfe, Gelding, &c. S.Felonier. 9 - ae
| Hofpitals. ‘SOR |
i Gpthop ofeuerp Dioces o2 his Chaunceloꝛ foꝛ the time being,
{hall peerely vifice all Hoſpitals in the dioces of fuch Bpthop where |
no Aiſitoz by che Founder is appointed, tfthe Founder of the ſaid Hoſpi⸗
tall be then dead, and {ee andtakeopder that the ſaid Hoſpitals he oꝛde⸗
red and bled accopbding to the ſtatutes and opdinances of the foundation)
thereof, Anvif the founder. bethen liuing, the faid Founder to vilitthe |
fame during bis life without any the Byſhops vifitation, and the fame
pifitation to be at the only coffes of the viſitoꝛs, and notofthe Hoſpitall.
Ano it hall be lawfull to che Byſhop ec, 02 his Chaunceloz, vpon come
plaint, op other intelligence ot iuſt cauſe, totake accompt how therents,
reuenewes, and profites of any fuch Hoſpitall haue bin beſtowed, to c
before hint op them at che fain Dofpitall to accompe allfuch perfons as)
haue hab the collection 02 receipt of anp the {aid rents, iſſues reuenewe⸗
oꝛ profits. Ano it any perſon fo called fhall refule to accompe, oꝛ entring
into accompt, thal refule to pꝛoceede and finith the fame, 02 bpon the fini⸗
ſhing thereof, thallrefule forchwith to anſwer tothe vſe of the fain Dale
pitall, ſuch ſumme of money, as bpon the fame accompe ſhall appeare to
be due byhim: then be refuling thall fogfaic fuch ſumme ofmonep ag to
the fain Bifhopo2 Chaunceloꝛ, and to two Juſtices of the peace negt n=
habiting to che {aid Holpitall Hall bethoughe meete, to which accompts
the ſaid Bithop oꝛ Chancelor, thall call the fame two Juſtices of peace,
2.0.5.1. 14. Eliʒ.y. 18.Eliʒ. 3. 39. Eliz. 18, to continue bneill che end
of the nert Parliament, 3 . ——
2 All and euery perfon anv perſons ſeiled of an eſtate in fee ſimple, cheit
beires, executorꝛs oꝛ aſſignes, at his oꝛ their wils ¢ pleaſures,ſhal haue full
power, trenath,licente, x lawkull authoꝛity, at any ime during the ſpace
of rr. peaves next enſuing, bp need inrolicd in the high court of a
; 0
eable to
SR ES
Hofpitals. \ | 67
to erect, found, and eſtabliſh one op moze Dofpitals, Meaſons de dict, abi-
Ding places, 02 houles of coprection, at his og their will and pleafure,
aſweil for che finding, ſuſtentation, and relicfe, of che maymed,poore, nee-
ic opimpotent people, as to ſet the poore to mopke, to haue continuance
foz cucr,and krom time to time to place therein ſuch bead members, and
fuch number of pooze,as to him,bis heires ¢ allignes thal ſeme contieniẽt:
And the ſame Dolpitals o2 houſes fo founded, thalbe incoꝛpoꝛated, & haue Incozporation
perpetuiall fucceffions fo2 euer, in fact, deede,and name, and of ſuch bear, dethekounder.
members, tnumbers of poore needy, maymed or impotent people, as hall
be appointed, aſſigned, limited, oꝛ named by the founder o2 founders his 02
their heires, erecutozs oꝛ aſſignes by any {uch deede inrolled: Ano {uch
| Dolpitall, meafon de dieu, abiding place, o2 boule of correction, and the
perſons therein placed, ſhalbe incoꝛpoꝛated, named ¢ called by fuch name gamen by the
as the {aid founder 02 founders bis heires executoꝛs oꝛ allinnes, fhail fo founder.
Limit,alliqne xappoint: And che fame Dolpitall, Meaſon ve dieu abiving
| place,op boule of correction fo incoꝛpoꝛated t named, ſhalbe a body corpo: a body toꝛpo.
rate ¢ politike, and thal by that name of Incoꝛpoꝛation, haue full power, tate € politke.
authoritie,and lawful capacitie ¢ abilitie to purchale,take, holo, receiue, :
eniop,and haue to them and to their ſucceſſors for ever, aſwell goods any Purchaſe
chattels, as mannoꝛs, lands, cenements, ¢ hereditaments, being freehold $9908 oz lands,
of anp perfor oz perfons whatfoeuer : fo that ÿ ſame exceed not the pearlic
value of tino hundꝛed pounds aboue all charnes ¢reprifes,to anp one {uch Ce. pound
abiding houte, Dolpitall, Weafon ve dieu, on houte of correction : And fo be deare.
ag the fame o2 anp part thereof be not holven of our Soueraigne Lapp the
Mueene, her heires o2 ſucceſſoꝛs, immediatlie in cheife, orelsofour fain Lanns not — ~
Houcraigne Lavy the Queene, op any other perfon bp Knight feruice, dome chette
Without licenfe 02 weit of Ad quod damnum, 02 the Statute of Moꝛt⸗ teruice,
path any other Statute og law to the contrary notwithſtanding.
39.Eliz.5.
3 And the fame Hoſpitall, MPealon de dieu, abiding place, 02 houfe of An Hoſpitall
coyrection, anu the perfons fo being incopporaten, foumded € named, halt eek aun
haue full power ¢ lawful authoritie bp the true name of the incorporation
thereof,to fue and to be {ued impleave and to be impleaded, to anfiwer and
| to be anſwered vnto, in all manner of Courts and places that now are, 02
| Hereafter (hall be within this realme, alwell tempoꝛall as {piricuall,in all
manner of {uits whatſoeuer, and of what nature and kind ſoeuer uch
| {uits 02 actions be oꝛ thalte, 39, Eliz.5.
4 And the fame Hoſpitall, Wealon de dieu, abiding boule, o2 houſe of ain Potpitals
correction, hal haue and eniop foz ever ſuch a common Seale oz Seales, common Seale
as bp the ſaid foũder 02 founders, his oꝛ their beires, executoꝛs oꝛ alſlignes
fhalbe in wꝛighting vnder bis 02 their hand and feale aligned, named o2
appointed: whereby the fame coꝛpoꝛation ſhall o2 may feale any maner of
inltrument touching che fame Incoꝛpoꝛation, and che lands, tenements,
| heredi⸗
Che ordering
Orrecting wilt
Temtouing, by
fuch perfons ag Politthe oꝛ coꝛpoꝛate, their heires, ſucceſſoꝛs oꝛ aſſignes, as thall ke nomi⸗
thaibeappoin- nated 02 alliqned by the founder o2 founders thereof, their heires 02 ale
ten by the
founder.
The Statutes
and ordinances
ofthe founder.
The founder
his heires or
aſſignes map
place the bean
ormember.
Leaſes made
by Hoſpitals.
Dthers right
ſaued.
Certaine per⸗
fons not cite
ablea to erect
Holpitals Ec.
Ten pound
land at the
teatt.
No act fhalbe
pone whereby
the lands o2
goons of at
Dolpitall Hall mẽts, ſtock, goods o2 chattels of (uch incogpozation,oz any eſtate intereſt,
Hetranfferred
to any other.
, Hofpitals. °
hereditaments, goods, 02 other things thereto belonging, 02 itt any wife
> Couching oꝛ concerning the fame. And further ſhalbe oꝛdered, directed any
ting, placing, viſited, placed, oꝛ bpd tut caufe diſplaced bp (uch perfon oꝛ perfons, bovies
fignes, according to {uch rules, ſtatutes, € ordinances as ſhalbe (ec forth, —
made, deuiſed, oꝛ eſtabliſhed by the fata founder 02 founders, their beiresoy —
affignes in weighting onder his og their hand and feale, not being repug⸗
nant oz contrary te the lawes € ſtatutes of chisrealme, any lawe, fatute,
cuſtome, vſageoꝛ other thing whatſoeuer tothe contrary in any wife not⸗
withfanding, And it halbe lawfull to che founder oꝛ founvers, bis anv
their heires oꝛ allignes, vpon the death oꝛ remouing of anp head op memes
ber of anp {uch coꝛpoꝛation to place oneother in cheroome of him that
Dieth,o2 is remoucd, ſucceſſiuely for euer. 39. Eliʒ.y.
5 Pꝛouided alwates,chat all leales,qrants,conueiance 02 eſtates, to be
made by any cozpozation, ſo to be founded, as afozelaid, exceeding the
number of xxi. peares, and that inpofleffion, and whereupon the accuſto⸗
mable pearelic rent 02 moze, by the greater part of rr. peares next before
the making of fuch leale, hall not be relerued and pearlie payable, ſhall be
voide. 39. Eliz.5. |
6 Hauingte all perfons, bodies politike and coppopate, their heiresand —
ſucceſſors(other then the founders and giuers their heires ¢{ucceflors all
fuch right, title, claime, poſſeſſion, rents, feruices, commons, demaunds,
intereſt and profites, which thep 02 any of them ſhall haue, oꝛ of right
ought to haue,of, (1,02 to anp the lands, tenements, oꝛ hereditamẽts, heres
after to be giuen, limited, oꝛ alliqned in forme afozefaid, in as ample mane
ner,asif this Statute had neuer bene had oz made, 39.L1i3,5.
7 Pꝛouided alſo that this Acte, o2 any ching therein contained, Hall
tot ertend to cnable anp perfor oꝛ perlons being within age, women cos
uert without their hufbands, oꝛ of non fanz memoriz to make anp ſuch
corporation, oꝛ to endow the fame: Any ching inthisprelent Act, tothe
contrary thereofin any wile notwithſtanding. 39,€1i3.5. |
8 Pꝛouided alwaies, that no fuch Dolpitall, Meaſon ve dieu, abiding:
place oz houfe of coprection, thalbe erected, founded, 02 incozporated bp
forceofthis Acte, vnleſſe vpon the foundation op erection thereof, the
fame be endowed fo2 euer with lands,tenements,oz herenitaments,of che
cleave pearlie balue of x. pound by che peare, 3 9,C13,5.
9 Pꝛouided alfo, that no ſuch incorpozation to be founved by force of
this Act, thallat any time hereafter do, o2 {uffer tobe done, any Act op
thing whereby o2 by meanes whereof any the lands, tenements, hereditas |
poſſeſſion, o2 propertie of oꝛ in che fame, oꝛ anp of them ſhalbe vetted op
tranfferred tog toany other whatloeuer, contrary tothe true meant
6 (hy
|
iJ
4
Weitan wei ear
2
| ie Hoſpitals. 168
of this Act: And that ſuch conſtruction ſhall be made vpon this Ace Centtruetion
as (hall be mott beneſiciall and auayleable for the maintenance of rhe of this Act.
poore, and for reppefling and auopding of all Acts and deuiſes to
be inuented, 02 ptt in bee contrarp to the true meaning of this Acte.
Eli > pane
J Teipereas diuers Collenges, Dolpitals, Almeshoufes, and other
places withinthis Realme of England, haue bene founded and ordained,
fome ofthe bp the Queenes Wateltic, and by other her noble Pꝛogeni⸗
toꝛs, and fame bp other godly and well diſpoſed perſons, foꝛ the charitable
réliefe of poo2e, aged andimpotent people, maimed Souldiers, Schooles
of learning, Dephans, and fo2 ſuch other good, charitable and lawfull
purpofes and intents + And where diuers lands, tenements, and hereditas
ments,leales,noons and chattels,haue bene given, limited and appainten
for the like charitable, good and lawfull vſes, intents and purpofes :
as alfa fo2 reparation of high wapes, amendment of Bꝛidges and Deas
banks, fog the maintenance of free Schaoles and pooꝛe (chollers, as alſo
fo the reliefe and preferment of Daphans ¢« fatherles childꝛen, and fuch
like good, lawkull and charitable vſes: which lands tenements and here⸗
Ditaments, moons, leafes, and chattels, haue bene, and are fill like to be
moſt vnlawfully € vncharitably converted to the lucre and gaine of fome
fewe greedy and couctous perfons, contrary to thetrueintent emeaning
af the giuers anv diſpoſers thereof: to the end {uch godly and charitable
surpoles ¢ bles map be from henceforth obferued ¢ continued, according
‘othe true intent ¢ meaning of the giuers ¢ founders thereof, and accoꝛ⸗
zing to the true intent and meaning of anp the foꝛeſaid rood, godly and
haritable bles and intents : it hall and may be lawkull to and for the Inquiry oF
LChanceloꝛ, oꝛ Keeper of the great Seale of England for che time bez pest ri Dole,
ng, and fo2 the Chanceloz of the Dutchie of Lancatker for the ime being, tals, 02 other
oplands within the countic alanine of Lancatter From time tutime to Caritable nies
‘ward Commillions vnder the creat Seale of Cnaland, o2 the Seale of
he County Walantine as the cale thall require, into all oꝛ any part o2
atts ofthis Realme, reſpectiuely, according to their ſeuerall iuriſdicti⸗
ng ag aforelaid, to the Biſhop of euery ſeuerall dioces € his Chancellop,
nov to other perfons of good and found behautour, authorizing them there⸗
p to enquire as well bp the caths of twelue lawfull men ofthe Countie,
) sbpallother good and Latwfull wayes and meanes of all and finguler
ch gifts,limitations and purpofes,and of the abules ann miſdemeanors,
ilimployments, falfities defrauding of che trufts,intents and purpoles,
lienations o2 miſgouernments, which haue beene had, 02 at anytime
ereafter thall be had oꝛ made, and of all and euery other matter, thing
— Do caule, wherebp og by meanes thereof the good ann codip vſes
dꝛeſaid, cannot 02 map not be maintained, executed, and perfoymen,
coꝛding tothe truc intent ana meaning of the donours 02 founders, and
accozdiug
a | soles
oy Hofpitals. : a
aocording co the true intent and meaning of any the aforelatn good, godly &
¢ charitable vſes € intents ¢ Aun after {uch inquiry mabe, bpon hearing
eet tne ramining thereof, to {et downe ſach ozders, iudgement ¢ decrees, asthe |
maintenance {aid good, godly t chavitablebies may be truly obſerued in ful, ample any”
atcharitable yyoffléberall fopt, according to che true intent @ meaning of the founders,
' oꝛ donours thereat. Thich orders, iudgements and decrees, not being
contrary or repugnant to the overs, ſtatutes, oꝛ decrees ofthe donours oy
founders, fall tand firme and good, accogding to thetenour and purport
Colledges in 11 [pouivevalwates that neither this Act, noꝛ anp thing therein con⸗
Detorn-Cart eainen, hall in any wile ertend ta any Collenges, alls, or houſes ot lear⸗
ae Me ning within che vniuerlities of Dr fozn op Cambꝛidge, oꝛ co the Collenges
cftminiter. or emroctmintter, Eaton, o2 Wtinchelter, oz any of chem, nog to chelands,
ro reuenewes or poſſellions thereunto belonging:netther to any Cathedrall
"Church within this realme of England, noz coche lands 02 potions
- hereunto appertaining 02 belonging, 3 9.Eliz.6.
Citie oꝛ towne 12 Pꝛouided allo that neither this Act, nog anp thing therein, (hall ex⸗
coxporate, tend to any Citic op towne copporate,o2 to any {ands oꝛ tenements, giuen
top vſes akoꝛeſaid, within any (tcl citte 02 towne coꝛpoꝛate, where there
ig alpeciall Gouernour oꝛ Gouernours, appointed co gouerne o2 direct,
{uch ands,tenements oꝛ things diſpoſed to any the bles aforeſaid:neither
Tifitorsox§ — toaNY Tolledge Holpitall, oꝛ free Schoole, which haue ſpecial viſitoꝛs 0)
OUEEHORS> · ¶ due tnors or outerfeers appointed them bp their founders, 3.9.C15, 6,
AheDrinae 13 Pꝛouided alfoand be it enacted by che authozity alozeſaid, that net:
ries auto? ehor chisact,noz anp thing therein contained, halbe any wap preiupicts
op hurtfull tothe iuriſdiction o2 power ofthe Dꝛdinary: but chat he may
lawfully in euerp caufe erecute and performe thefame , as thought His
Act hav newer bin had 02 made. 39. Eliz. 6. fi
Mone hallhe 14 Pꝛouided alſo, chatno perfon oꝛ perſons that hath, oꝛ ſhall haut
Pan ane anp of thelands, tenements, op hereditaments, goods 02 chattels, giuen
of thelandsoz limited op appointed to.o2 fog any che bles, purpoles oꝛ intents aloꝛeſaid
— hal intermendic as a Commiflioner in any che caules alorelaid·ʒ 91,6
Gertifvingof 15 Pꝛouided alwaies, that al {uch ogders,tuogements and decrees, a)
cheomers. gyalbe fo fet down Dp the Lato Cõmilſioners as ig afogefaty, thalbe cevtifiel
vInder the Sealesofthe ſaid Commiflioners, either into the Court of th!
Chancery of England, oꝛ inte the court of the Chancery within p County,
- Palatine of Lancafter, asthe cale fhall requive refpectiuelp, accordingt
their ſeuerall iuriſdictions within ſuch conuenient time as Halbe limite⸗
inthe Cato Commitlions : Aud that che fain L. Chancelo⸗ or L Leeper
ae the fain Chancelorof the Dutchie, thal x map wichin their feucral iuril
dictiss, take ſuch oper for chedue erecution of allo any of the faid iudg
its, becrees,¢ orders, as to either oͤkthẽ Hat ſeem fit € cOuenize, 3 Ele
es remenvioe 16 Andifafter any {uch Certificate o2 certificates made,anp perſono
— perfors thal ud chelelues grieued with any of p {aid ogders, iudgement⸗
0
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oꝛ decrees, then it hall anv may be lawful to and fo them, oꝛ any of then
to complaine in that bebalfe vnto the faiv Lord Chaunceloz or Loyd Ieee
per,op tothe Chancelloꝛ of the laid duchy of L ancatter, according to their
feuerall iuriſdictions toꝛ redzeſſe therein: Ano vpon fuch complaince,
the laid Loyd Chauncelloz op Lord Keeper, oꝛ the fain Chauncelior of the
Duchte map according to their (aid ſeuerall iurifoictions, proceede to the
- examination, hearing, and determining bereof,as to either of them intheir
faiofeuerall iuriſdictions chalbe thought to anv wrth equity and good
| confcience:Any thing in this act not withſtanding. 39. Eliz.6.
| I ForLeafes made by the Matter and Gardian of an Hofpitall.$, Ec-
‘clefiafticall &c.J. TW
km Huy and Crie,
Stents after anp Felonies and robberies he committed , fret {uit rem (ut,
thall be made from towne to towne, ¢ from countrep to countrep: And
Cnquettes chall becaken (ifncede be) bp him that is chiefe Loy of the
TCowwne,and after in Hundreds, Franchites, anv in the Countie, e fome-
time in 2.3.02 4. Cofities in cafe where felonies be commutted inthe Bare
chesof ſhires, fo chat offenders map be attainted and faffer puniſhment.
Andifthe Countrey will not anſwere for the boviesof fuchoftenders, the
people dwelling in euery {uch countrep thal anfwere for the robberies don
G the damaces,fo that the whole Hundred, where the robbery Mhalbe done,
With the franchiles which be within the fame bundzens, hall anſwere kor
the robberies done, And if the rabberp be done inthe vivifion of two hunts
bpeds, chen both che hundzeds, together withthe sranchiles Within rhe
precinct of cher, thall anfwere, Any the countrey thal haue no longer time The Conntrey
after the robbery ¢ felony committed (but rl,vaics,28,@b, 3.11.) within fa anftwere, tf
e robbers be
the which they mult agree fo2 the robbery ẽ offence,o2 els they ſhall be an⸗ not alten ut
ſwerable fop the bodies of the offenvers, Winch, 1 3-@0,1,1,2, ———
e Antbabitancs and Keſiants of every op anp fuch Dunopen(with —
the kranchiles within the pꝛecinct thereof) wherein negligence, fault, O2 pred ther freth
Detect of purfutt and fret) {uit after up ¢ cry mane, thal happen to be,thal arenes
anlwere ann fatiffie che one moity oꝛ balfe, of all and eucry fuch fume @ baltethe amae
ummmesof money and Damages , as hall by force anv vertite of the faid ——
atutes (vz.of 13,€0.1,anv 28. Eb. 3.2oꝛ either of them, be recouered or
adagainſt, o2 ofthe ſaid Hundzed, with che kranchiſes therein, in which
hy Robberie or felonie thal at any time hereafter be committed 02 done:
Aud the fame moity Hall any may be reconered by Action of debe, pill,
aint, 02 information, in anpof the Queenes Courtes of Recorde at
ettmintter, by andinthe name of the Clerke of the peace forthetime Che Clerkeok
| cing, of, 02 tt every {uch Countie within this Realme, where any {uch a5 —* ue
obberie ann tecouerte bp the partie oꝛ parties robben, fhalbe, without na⸗ it.
ing the Chriſtian name dz furname of the {ain Clerke of the Peace.
hich mottie fo recouercd,thalve to the * ble and behooke of the Jn
Habis
The Cerke of
the peace com:
mencing a ſuit
Doth die, ois
xcmoued.
A remedie kor
thoſe againſt
whom recoue·
ry & execution
is hab to haue
contribution
of therefinue
of the bundzed.
and allelle accopning to their abilities, euery iahabitant and dweller in
Huy and Crie. :
habitants ofthe laid Hundred where any luch robbery oz felonp fhall be
committed oz doue.27. Eliz. 13.
It any Clerke of the peace,of,orin any County within this realme,
fall at any time hereafter commence o2 preferreany {uch ſuit, action, oꝛ
Inloꝛmation, and thal after the fame fo fued,commencen o2 pꝛelerred, hap⸗
pen to die oꝛ to be remaued out of hrs office , before recouerte and erecutt:
on had, pec no ſuch Action, Suir, Bill, Plaint, o2 Information,fued, cõ⸗
menced, oꝛ prefered, (hall by fuch diſplacing, oꝛ death be abated, diſconti⸗
nucd ozended, But tt Mall any map be lawful to and for the Clerke of che
Peace nert ſucceeding tn che ſaid Countie,to profecute,purlue,and follow
all and euerie {uch Acttou, bill, plaint, ſuit, and Information foꝛ the caules
afozefato,fo hanging and depending, in ſuch maner and forme , and to all
intents and purpofes,as that Clerke of peace might haue done, which firſt
commenced oꝛ preferred the fata (uit, bill, plaine, 02 Informacion, 27
Eliz. 13, |
4 Anvalthough the whole Hundzen , where fuch Robberies anv kelo⸗
nies are committed with the Liberties (within the precince thereof ) are’
by the {aid two former Statutes charged with the anlwering tothe par⸗
tie robbed, bis dammages: pet neuertheleſſe, the recoucrie and execution,
by and fo the partie oꝛ parties robbed, is had againſt one oꝛ a verie fewe
perfonsofthe ſaid Inhabitants, anv he, and they fo charged, haue not
heretofore by Law, had anymeane oꝛ wap, to haue any contribution, of,
02 from the reſidue of the {aia Dundzed, where the ſaid Robberie is coms
mitted,tathe great impouerifhment of them, againt whom fuch recoues
rico erecutton ts ad, Foꝛ remedy whereof, Be it enacted ec, that after
erecution of damages by the partic o2 parties fo robbed had, It ſhall an
map belawfull (vpon complaint mane by the partie o2 parties fo char
red) to and for two Juſtices of che Peace, (whereof one to be of the Quos
rum) of the fame Countie, inhabiting within che fain Hundꝛed, 02 neers
vnto the fame, where any ſuch erecution thall be bad , toallette and tare
ratablie and proportionablie, according to their difcretions , all and eue
rp the Cownes, Parithes, Gitlages, aud Damleis , as well of the fapt
Hundꝛed where any ſuch Robberie hall he committed, as ofthe Liber’
ties within the ſaid Dundzed,to and towardes an equall contribution tt
be had and made, for the reliefe of the fain inhabitant 02 inhabitants, a
gaint whom the partie o2 parties robbed , before that time, had hts o
heft erecttion, Andthat after {uch Caration mave,the Conttables, Con
ftable, Headboroughs oꝛ Deadborough-of eucry ſuch Towne ariſh, vil
lage, and hamlet, (all bp vertue of this pꝛeſent act, haue full power ani
authozitie within their (etrevall limits ratablp and peopogtionably,to tati
eucrpfuch Towne, Warithe, villa ye, and hamlet. fo2 and towardes thi
papinent of {uch taxation, and allelſement, ag Hall ve fo made vpon etter}
| Huy and Crie. 170
fuch Towne, parith, village, and hamlet, as akoꝛelaid, bp the fain Juſtices.
And if any Inhabitant of any {uch Comne,parith, village oꝛ hamlet, ſhall
obttinatelp refuſe and denie to pay the ſaid Caration and aſſelſement fo
bp thelain Contables, Conſtable, headboroughs, oꝛ headboꝛough cared
and aſſeſſed: chentt thalland may be lawful to ann fo? the laid Conftables
and Headboꝛoughs, and euery ofchem wit hin t heir ſeuerall limits anv tus ·
riſdictions, to diſtraine all and eueryperſon and perſons ſo refuſing and ped am
penying, by his and their goods and chattels, and the fame diltreſſe to fel, lolt theres,
andthe monep thereof comming to retaine tothe vſe aloꝛeſaid. And if the
goods o2 chattels ſo diſtrained and ſold ſhalbe of moze value chen the {ato
‘aration thall come vnto, then: the reſidue ofthe ſaid money ouer and as
boue the ſaid Taxation, ſhalbe deliuered onto the laid perſon oz perſons
ſo diſtrained.2 7.Eliz. 13.
5 Allanvd euery the {aid Condables and Headboroughs, after chat Tee gnne
they haue within their feucrall limits and Juriſdictions leuied and col: uer the contri ·
lected their fate Rates anofummesofmoney ſo taren,thall within x. daies PT SMice
after {uch collection, pay and deliver the fame ouer nto thefain Juſtices anv theyte che
of peace, oꝛ one ofthem, tothe vſe and beboofe of the ſaid Inhabitant oz barties.
Inhabitants, for whom (uch rate, taxation, oꝛ aſſeſſement ſhall be had oꝛ
made as aforeſaid: Ahich meney fo pated, ſhall by the Juſtices oꝛ Tus
ſtice ſo receiuing che fame, be deliuered ouer (vponrequeſt made) vnto
the Inhabitant oꝛ Inhabitants to whole vſe the fame was collected.
27. 3,1 3 e ' ory : iS
6 And the like Caration, Alleſſement, leuping by ditirefle and pay- Leuving ofcone
iment ag. afozefain, thallbe had. and done within euery hundred Where Des Hundred where
fault op negligenceof purfuit and freth {uit fhall be , for and to the bee Tne
nefit of allandeuerp Inhabitant oꝛ Inhabitants of the ſame Wund2ed,
| Inberefuch dekault thallhe, that fhallac any time hereafter by vertue
\of this pꝛeſent Act, haue any damages oꝛ money leuyed of them, fo2 02
to the payment of the one moitie 02 halfe of the money recouered againſt
* fais Dundzed, where any robberie ſhall be hereafter committed. 27+
513. —
7 Wouided, that where anyrobberie is oꝛ ſhall be hereafter commit⸗ ae penattte,
ted bp tivo, oz agreat number of malefactozs, ¢ that it happen any one of theatenncrs
the fat offenders to be appzehended, by purſuit to be made, accoꝛding to S¢ appreheded.
che ſaid formermentionentawes and fatutes,o2 accoꝛding to this prefent
| act, that then andin fuch cafe;no hundꝛed 02 franchile, thal in any wile ins
curre oꝛ fall into the penalty, loſſe, oꝛ foꝛfaiture, mentioned either in this
eſent Act, oꝛ in any the fain former ſtatutes, although che reſidue of the
laidmaletactoꝛs ſhall happen to eſcape, and not to be apprehended: Anp
| thing inthis ſtatute, o2 in che {aid foꝛmer ſtatutes to the contrary , note
withſtanding. 27.Eliz. 13.
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flecute the of-
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Huy and Crie, {
within axere take anp bentefite by the vertue ofany the ſaid kormer tatutes to charge —
atterthe kob any Hiumdzed, where anie (uch Robberie Hhatl be committed, ercept beog
they (a robbed, thall commence bis 02 their {uit 02 action within onepere
next after {uch Robberie foto be committed.27. Eliʒ.13. 1S a
Thepuriit 9 No huy and Crie, op purſuit hereafter to bee vone o made by the
Doptemen an Countrey az Anhabitants ofany Hundꝛed, hall be allowen and taken to
kootemen. he a Latwfull Duy and Crie, o2 purſuit, vpon o2 after any the ſaid felons o2
offenders, ercept the fame huy and crie and purſuit be done and made bp
horſemen and footemen: Any vlage oꝛ cuſtome tothe coutrarie notwith⸗
ſtanding.27. Eliz. 13. n THA RISD
Potice ofthe 10 Ho perlon oꝛ perfons, that ſhall hereafter happen to be robben, that
fome dwelling Hatte op maintaineanp Action, o2 take any benefit by vertue ofthe laiy if.
aecrewwberelt mentioned Statutes, o2 either of them, except the laid perfon o2 perfons
" forobbed, thall with as much convenient ſpeed as map be, giue notice and
intelligence ofthe fain felony oz robbery fo committed, onto fome of the —
inbabitantes of Come Cowne; Gillage, 02 Damlet, neere vnto the place
where any {uch Robberp hall be committed: Noꝛ Hall bring oꝛ haue a⸗
* ny actton,vpon oꝛ by vertue of any the Statutes atoꝛeſaid, except he og
they thall fir within rx. daies next before (uch action to be bꝛought, beers
The partic amined vpon his oz their corporal oth, tobe taken before fome one Juſtice
robbederamt · ofthe peace ofthe Countic, where therobberp was committed, inhabiting
nenbetoie — swirfyin che fain hundred where the robbery was conmmitten,oynecreonta —
bounBeo pro · the fame, whether heor they do know the parties that committed the fate
Fenders. Robberp oz any of them. And if vpon {uch examination it be confeflen,that
.) he oꝛ thep do know the partiesthat committed the ſaid Kobbery, oꝛ any of |
- chem then he orthey fo confelling, (hall befoze the laid Action be commene
ced oꝛ bꝛought enter into (ufficient bond bp Recognifance before the fain
Juſtice before whom the faiv eramination ts had, effectually to profecute.
the fame perfor and perſons fo knowen to haue committen the fait Robe
beric, bp indictment o2 otherwile,accopding to the due courte of the Late |
of chis Realme.27. Eliz. 13. * —
A remedy feꝛ 11 Cheinhabicants ofthe hundꝛed of Beynerth alias Benbertk, with |
Sbeinbaoren in the Countie of Bark, thall x map to their owne proper vle, in the name |
of Benhurit ur of the Clarke ofthe peace of he fain Countie of Bark, recouer,haue, and |
the Counce OF + ie all fuch ſummes of money,colts, and damages, as hereafter thall be
recouereno2 leuied, of, oꝛ againſt them, by the akoꝛeſaid ſtatutes, oꝛ any of
them, againſt the Inhabitants 07 reſiants of euerpo2 any ſuch Hundꝛed,
with the Fraunchiles within the precincts cheredf, wherein negligence,
fault,orpefeccof fuch purluit and froth twit (as bp the fain llatute of 27,
Clisab, is appointed to be made) hall happento be, after notice giuen,
02 Huy ano Crie hiourht to che fame Inhabitantes 02 Refiants Oy as
ny of them, ofoz bpon anp Robberp , which hall be at anp time here⸗
akter done, within the. {ain Iundged of Beynerſhe, And this prefent bd
‘ ait
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fhall giue as kull power and authoritie in all reſpects to the inhabitants of
che fain hundred of Beynerſhe alias Benhurkk (inthe name ofthe Clerke
ofthe Peace of the ſaid Countic) foꝛ recouerp, hauing, and leuying of all
the (ain monep,cofts,and damagesas afoꝛeſaid, as the aſoreſaid ſtatute of
27. El. gaue oꝛ intended to giue for the recouerp of a moity, oꝛ one halfe
thereof. 39. Eliz. 25.
12 Pꝛouided alwaies, that no {uch remedy o2 recouery ſhall be had, by gn wyat cales
this Statute, foꝛ all, oꝛ che whole ſumme oꝛ ſummes of money, and dama⸗ he ——
ges as aforelatd, But onely in theſe two caſes, viz· The one, where no ſuch a
notice o2 intelligence(as bp the ſaidſtatute of 27, Cl. was appointed tobe
giuen of euerp oz any robbery thalbe ciuen to the Inhabitants of che fata
hundred of Bepnerthe, Che other, where the inhabitants ofthe faine hun⸗
Dred, (after {uch notice of anp robbery to them, oꝛ ſome ofthem giuen, ox
after huy and cry fog che fame to them brought) thallmake o2 cauſe to be
made kreſh ſuit, and purluit,after the offenders , with hoꝛſemen and foot:
smenaccopding to the laid acute of 27.El. And where neuertheles the of⸗
fenders,o2 any, oꝛ one of them, fhall not be apprehended within rl, daies
| after the robbery committed. 39. Eliz. 25.
| x ThacHuy and Criefhalbe levied and purfued againft him which
| willnot obey the watchin the night.See Watch 1.
: sol? ome oo) Huritess,Auinting. | —
F any Arcificer, Labourer, oꝛ other lay man which hath not lands 02 sone chal hat
tenements tothe value okxi hiltinges by the pere, oz ik any Prielt oꝛ Hemera
Clerke which hath not liuing tothe value of x.li. by che pere, will haue o2
keepe any Grephound, Mound, 02 other dogge for to hunt, o2 will vſe
Firretts Depes, Nets, Darepppes, Cordes, 02 other engins for to cake
opdettrop Deare, Dares, Contes, o2 other gentlemens games, hee ſhall
be impriſoned by thefpaceofone whole pere. 13, MR, 2, 13, S, luftice of
peace 3.6, 3
| 2 Ffanpperfon doth trace, vettrop,and hill anp Hare inthe now with Sry?
dogge, bitch,o2 otheriwife,he ſhall fork. for euery Dare ſo killed bi.g, viii. v.
| 14.49,8,10,S.Inftice of peace 37, Leetes 16. ; |
3Ikany perfor hauing no Parke, Chale or Foꝛeſt of his otune, doth Buckſtals
keepe oꝛ caule tobe kept any jets called Deare haiesor Buckfals, he
| thall foptait foz euerp moneth that he keepeth che fame x. li. to any perfor
) | chat will (ue fo, the fame by A,ofpebt, wherein no CC.¢c, €.]).¢0.19.10,
tt 7. 1. 8.Iuſtice ofpeace 35.
4Wbholoeuer doth ttatke,or cauſe any other perſon to ſtalke with any Stalking.
vbulh oꝛ bealt to any Deare being in any parke,chale,fozett,o2 without (biit
in his owne ground, koreſt, chaſe, oꝛ park,) without licence of the owner,
| Matter of the game, oꝛ keeper of the fame ground, Foꝛeſt, Chale oꝛ ark,
ſhall forfait fox euery time that be 02 thep ſtalketh x. li. to any perfon that
will {ue fo2 the fame by Action of wie wherein no Mager tc, E. P. Ec,
wa NA 3 19,
Husbandry and Tillage. \
19,09.7,1 1 S.luficesof peace 35.See Foreſts. iy Th ae
r That vnlawful Hunting in parkes, wartens, &c.& denying eis fame |
is felony.S, Felony 24. |
j 2 That noperfon fhall hunt where * eared or —— corne fhal be |
ftanding,S, Feafants 4. stor |
Husbandry and Tillage,
potvitatttyann A, Lperfonste whom king Henry the eight 02 aup et bisteiees ep fice
sant Mad ceflogs, heretofore fithence 4.die Februarij Anno 27. of his Raigne,
nattertes. have giuen, qraunted, letten oꝛ vemilen, o2 hereafter thall giue,qraunt,
let, oz demiſe, any Seite o2 precinct, with che houſes thereupon builded
together with the vemeanes of anp Monaſteries, Pꝛioꝛies, oz other re:
ligious houles that were diſſolued oz giuen to the fain Ring bp che Ace
mave Anno 27, Den8, (biz, luch as had not in landes, tenements and
hereditaments, aboue the clere yerely value of tivo hundred poundes;)
and the heires, ſucceſſors and aſſignes of euery ſuch perſon are voun 0
to keepe o2 caule to be kepe an honeſt continuall boule and. houſholde
in the fame cite o2 Pꝛecinct, and to occupy perely as muchofthenes —
meanes in Plowing and Cilling of ulbaungp.s-as.them tere come -
monlp vſed to bee kept in Cillage, bp the gouernours, Abbots, o2 joie
oursof the fame houles, Monalteries, Ppiogtes oꝛ by their Farmer og
Farmers occupying the ſame, within twentie peeres next befoze che
faine- Statute bpon paineto forfait tothe Queene: for euerp monety
offending tothe contrarie, fire paundes thirteene fillings foure pence,
to be recoueren to her vſe, in any of ber Courtes of Recoꝛde 27, Den,
8, ina Statute noe imprinted 5. Clizabeth 2. 35. Elizabeth 7. See —
35.Elizabeth 7. and 39, Clizabeths. & quare, whether thep oz et
ther of them doe take away, oꝛ not,the force of the forelain Statute of 270
Hen, 8 touching the keeping ofthe demeanes of the late Abbies ec. in
Gillage. pie
rupich thatbe 2 Cuerte houle that nowe( viz. 24, die Octobris Abies 29. Recie
calten a ls nz Elizabethe ). hath oꝛ heretofoꝛe hadtwentie acres of arrable lande,
iit meadowe, and paſture, 02 more thereuntobeloncing, and fo occuptey or
{etten ta karme, by the {pace of. three peres together , at any time fince
the beginning of the Queenes raigne that nowe iz, and which isnot oe
hath not binthe Cattle oꝛ dwelling Houle ofanp Noble man oꝛ Gentle⸗
man, 102 the chiefe manfion Houle of any Mannoꝝ is, and thallbe adiudg⸗
ed a houſe of hulbandgte fo euer, And all acres ſpoken ot in this ſtatute,
atiaigntsac.s. halbe adiudged acres accogdiag tothe ſtatute or pybinance de terris men⸗
urandis.39.Eliz. 1.
Decapofhare 3 Ikany perlon oꝛ perſons, bodies politique oꝛ coꝛpoꝛate at any j
el Belo time fince the beginning of her fa (aio Maielties raigne; and before Ce "
pecres
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‘Husbandry and Tillage. Be i
peeves now laff patt, haue decayed op walked , 07 willingly fuffered £0 ginning ofthe
be decayed or waſted any ſuch houles of Huſbandrie in euery ſuch cale cataue,cns
the offender i that bebalfe chall erect, builde, oy repaire, vpon lome etoer sai:
conuenient part of the Stites where theveraics were ox beene, 02 of
che Landes tofuchiboules heretofore belonging, the one halfe in num⸗ qyconehatte
Ger of {uch houles fo decayed op walked, if the offender nowe hath og obec se
hereafter: by the erpiration, furrenver, forfaiture, oꝛ other determina⸗ erected.
tionof {uch leafes oꝛ eſtates as nowe are tn Effe, ſhall o2 map haue in
his oꝛ their owne vſe o2 occupation, fo much of the Landes s which be-
Tongente the ſame houſes oꝛ anpof them as will ſullice to lap chereot
feztic acres of arrable land, meavowe, and paſture to euerieof theſame
houſes ſo to hee ererted, builded oꝛ repaired: And ſhall then alſo pul pares ot lad
to euerie ofthe ſame houles fortie acres of the fame landes at the leaſt, tattle cuere
being arrable land, meadowe and paſture conuenient and ſittto be vſed
and occupied with che ſame houſes; And if the offender now hath noty Itthe oftender
noz herealter by the expiration ſurrender, fortaiture og determinatien ne wr
of any ſuch leaſes oꝛeſtates, as ixe now in Eſſe, ſhall not oꝛ wap vot panos,
haue fo much of the ſaid Landes; then the offender to erect, build, oꝛ
repatre fo many of the fame houſes before by this act intendento be erec⸗
ted, builpen , ox repaired , as the fame offender canof the fame landes
thenin his oꝛ their owne vſe and occupation, pit thereunto forcie acres
of arrableland, meadow, ant pafture and in ſuch caſe alſo the fame of&
fender thall put to euerp fuch boule fo erecten, butloed, o2 repaired, fortie
acres of the fame landat the leaſt; being arrableland, meadow, and pas
lure, which thalbe fit and convenient to bee vled and occupied with the
fame,3 9,113.1, ' : ds yd
4Andit any the fame deraied houles any Seites, and che landes The dette. eree
thereunto heretofore belonging, oꝛany part thereof, be in, 02 doe come trator, tuccet
| t0 the pofleffion oꝛ handes as afogefain, of any as heire, executour av Oe attoavet
miniffratour, oꝛ ſucceſſour tothe offender, o2 otherwiſe asalliqnee, by :
| theimmentate and free gikte of the offender ag afopelain, in euery fuch
‘| tales fuch heire, erecutour, adminittratour ſucceſſour oꝛ aſſignee vp⸗
pon the Scites o2 fome other conuenient pare of che fame Landes fo —
| StoWen og come vnto hint oz them , Ano foz anvdin reſpect offo much
| ofthe ſame landes as is not befoze fatilfien, by erecting, building, 02
repairing of Doufesof Huſbandꝛie, ann fupplping the fame with lands
| according tothe true intent of this Act in that bebalfe, thall evect, build,
"| Sp vepiltre fuch and fo many Houſes of Huſbandrie in ſuch mannerand
| With Like addition of landes thereunto astheoffender propogcionably
; ba gi done in the like cale bp the true meaning of this Act, 29,
MZA0. 1,
5 Andit any ofthe fame wattings 02 decapingshaue hapned win 7.peres fost 3
| Row la patt,che ollenders —— hauing now, oꝛ which hereafter by Mitbin7. vets
nee 4 the
rs
now laſt pat,
| J ee
. Husbandry and Tillage. *
the erpiration,furrever,forfoz other determination of (uch teales oꝛ eſtats
as are now in effe, thal oꝛ map haue in his oꝛ theirown vſe oꝛ occupation,fa
much ofthe fame (cite o2 lanns, which belonged top lame houſe ſo decaied
oꝛ waſted, oꝛ any of them as can ſupply euery of the fame houles which bes
fore had, belonging bute tt onder rLacres, with xx. acres of arrable Land,
meadow and paſture: cuerp uch of the fame houles which before had rl,
acres oz aboue belonging onto it with rl, acres of arrable land, meadowe.
and patture,thall erect, build, oꝛ repaire, bponfome conuenient part of the
{cites oꝛ 1408p belonged tathe fame houfes oꝛ any of ché,the whole nũber
apewhotent ofthe houles{o decaied oꝛ watten: And for.euery fuchofthefanehoules of —
—— huſbandry as heretofoꝛe hay vnder xi. acres of arrable land, meadow,epa-
ſture belonging vnto it ſhal put to the houſes of huſbandꝛy foto be erected
builded o2 repaired of thelands, which ſuchoffender hath oꝛ thal haue as a⸗
akozꝛeſaid, xx.acres at the leaſt of errable land, meavow,¢ patture, fit ¢ cõue⸗
nient to be blen t occupiedtherwith: And fo2 euery fuch of thefame houſes
of huſbandꝛy fo waſted oꝛ decaid as afoꝛeſaid, as had belõging to it xl.acres
of arrable land, meadow, and paſture oꝛ moze, thal put to euery of the fame
houſes ſo to be erectedibuilden, 02 repaired of the fame lands which fuch
offender bath,o2 thal haue as afoꝛeſaid, xl.acres at the leat of arrable land,
meadow and patture, fit and conuenient to be vſed andoccupicn therewith.
And if the fame offender haue not,o2 ſhall not haue as afoꝛeſaid ſo much of
the lands belonging to any ofthe ſame houles,as map therewith perkoꝛme
that which is afogefain,che the fame offender thal erect, build oꝛ repaire ſo
many only of p fame houfes of bulbandy as be can, with the fame lãds in
the vſe and occupation as afozelaivof (uch offender, ſupply the fame hous
{es with fuch quantity of avrable land, meadow, and pafture, as befoꝛe in
this Article is mentioned tobe put to the ſame.and thal put to euery of the
fame houles of the fame arrable land, meavow,and paſture accordingly,
Z9,Et5. 14 9
She — ——— 6 Ano ifthe fame decaied oz walted Scites, oꝛ houſes and lands there⸗
rar iuccer unto heretofore belonging, oꝛ anppart thereof be in, oꝛ do come to the pole
—— ſeſſion oꝛ occupation as afoꝛeſaid of any as heire, executoꝛ, adminiſtratoꝛ.
oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛ to che ſaid oſffender laſt before mentioned, oꝛ otherwiſe as ale
ſignee, by the immediate and free giftof chefameoffenver, in euery ſuch
caſe, ſuch heire, executoꝛ, adminiſtratoꝛ.ſucceſſoꝛ, oꝛ aſſignee, vpon ſome cõ⸗
uenient part ofthe fame Scite, oꝛ lands, fo growen oꝛ come onto hint oꝛ
them: And fo, and in refpect obſo much of the fame Seite and landg a3 is
not befoge ſatiſſied bp erecting, building oꝛ repairing of houſes of haſban⸗
dzy, and ſupplying the ſame with lãds according to the true intent of this
Act in that behalke, hall erect, build o2 repaire, ſuch and fomany houſes
of hulbandrie, and with like addition ok lands thereunto, as the offender
popozcionably ſhould haue done in like caſe by che true meaning of this
act. 39. Eliz. I. laa gtie | an ‘
7 a
ta
Husbandry and Tillage. ~;
7 Ali {uch as haue oꝛ hall haue any che houles of huſbandꝛy decaied o2 yurchaters,
watten asis afopefatd, at any time fince the beginning of ber fain Maie⸗
flies ratane,or the lands therunto belonging, oꝛ any part therof, bp,from,
oꝛ vnderthe offender, koꝛ money oꝛ other confideratton, 02 ot herwile by a:
ny other title then vnder the offender sin euery luch cafe, ſuch fo hauing
fuch {cites,o2 houſes fo decaied oꝛ walter as akoꝛeſaid, and the lavs which
pin thereunto belong, oꝛ anp part thereof,and not before that erected, buil⸗
ded op repaired with houtes of huſbandꝛy, and fupplied with lands accoz-
ping tothe truemeaning ofthis act, thall for andin reſpect of the Came
: Lands, which he oz they fa haue,proportionably erect, reedifie and repaire
onely the fourch part in number of the like houles of hufbandey, and with The 4. part,
ſuch anv the like quantity of che fame landes to be added to euery of the
fame houles ofpulbannzy, as is befope mentioned for the offender, to doe
and performein like cafes of decaies mave within ſeuen peres nowe laſt
paſt.39.Eliz. I. |
| 8 Cuery perfon,bodie,politique and corporate that is to make anp e+ alithin whae
rection, building oꝛ repatring of poules,as ts aforefain, hall performe two * tee
of che ſame erections, buildings 02 repairinns , before the featt of Pente⸗ pe of 8
‘cot in the pere ofour Lor god 1599, iffo many be to be done by ſuch par: ſes Halbe mane
tie,tf not then one where but one fs to be done: And who ts to performe
moꝛe then two, thall henceforth perelp performe two other of the fame,
vntil al fuch erectios,veenifpings, x repairings be fully performed, which
that party ts to Doe and performe bp the true intent of this act, And as the The lande that
fame houſes thall from time to time be erected, builded oꝛ repaired, the be pucto the :
{ands as is afoꝛeſaid fhalbe put thereunto , and for fuch houſes as are now bouts.
Manding, the lands in maner asis aforelatn thalbe put thereunto, before
the {aid feat of Pentecoſt in the pere aforelaid, 39,€1,1,
| 9 All houles of hulbandꝛy, which are to be erected, builded, oꝛ repaired ontes of pute
vythe true intent of this act, And all other houtes of hulbandꝛy now ftan- ——
“ing, thal from time to time kor euer, by the occupiers and polleltogs ther. “PE NPA.
of bebpholzen and maintained, in good and conuenient reparations , inha⸗
_ bitable and tenantable, and a3 houſes of huſbandry in thoſe parts, Ano the
lands therto to be put, oꝛ now belonging as aloreſlaid, o2 almuch tn good⸗
nes, quantity, and quality, ſhalbe demiſed with the houle by the leſſor ther⸗
| of, CAhenſoeuerthe fame houſe ſhalbe demiſed without any willing de⸗
fault of che feller in that bebalfe , And the fame lands ſhalbe bſed and con:
tinted in Village and huſbandry according tothe ſtatute in that bebalfe,
And where any inreafon oꝛ good confcience ought to haue contribution groneribution
fromany other towards the charges of any the erections buildings, or re- the Chan a
patrings aforefain, Wn eueryfuch cafe vpõ abil to be exhibited into p high ‘
Court of Chancery by ſuch partie againſt anp decaier, oꝛ other that ought
tobe contributozic to the fame as afopefaty,fuch cõtribution ſhalbe giuen,
and in fuch ſozt leuied and paten, ag bp order of that Court thal . bail
ehalte
Husbandry and Tillage. . 7
halfe be ſet downe oꝛ taken, 39, Eliz, I. Poa
The ouerplus 10 Pꝛouided alwaies neuectheles,ifany boule of huſbandry now Kane
A cotormn Ditto hathoꝛ thal haue be longingto it, oꝛ letten therewith aboue the num⸗
ver giactes. ber ok lx.acres of arrable land, meadow o2 paſture in the whole, the ouer⸗
plus thereok may from time to time be added to ſupply op make bpanp o⸗
ther houſe, to be boule of huſbandꝛie of oꝛ vnder xl.acres.ʒ39. El..
11 And foz che moze better and commodious occupying oꝛ huſhandꝛy
ok anv the lands,meadows oꝛ paſtures which ſhalbe allottedoꝛ belonging
to any houle of huſbandry as ts afopelain,it ſhalbe lawfull foꝛ any Lord to
VCxchanges. make exchange with any his Tenants, oꝛ any tenant oꝛ other perſon with
the allent of the Lord to change the ane withthe other without incurring.
any the penalties of this fatuteanp thing in this act to the contrarie note —
withſtanding, 39.Eliz. I.
A new houte 12 o2ꝛouided alſo, that if any perſon hath erected, oꝛ hereafter ſhalle⸗
of thevtune. rect, any new like houte of hulbandate where no houte of hulbandrie wag, |
caied. at any time fince the beginning of her Maieſties raigne, with likelands
allotted, oꝛ to be allotted thereunto as afoꝛeſaid, and as conuenient, in lier,
62 place of any houſe of huſbandꝛie heretofoze decaien , 02 hereafter tobe ©
Decated,and within two miles thereof, Chat in euery ſuch caſe ſuch houle
fo decaied o2 tabcdecaicd, isnot, i102 fhal not be repaired, reedifted, 02 cone
tinued by the true intent of this Ace, ſo alwaies thatthe fame boule news.
ip erectedoz to beerected,be continued alike houſe of huſbandꝛy, as aforee
{aid fo2 euer.39,Cliz,1, : u? |
cece hie . 13 It any perſon oz perfong, which bath buile any manfion houle ſit
hands lannnot forthe dwelling of a Gentleman oz anpperfon of a higher degree, hath
——— Crr- taken into his hands anylandsnot erceeding the quantity of ſixeſcore at
cres, oꝛ houſes not erceeding the number of two houſes, conuentent and
necdfullto be imploied fo2 maintaining of neceſſary hoſpitality, and houle
Keeping tn that houſe, ſuch perfon for ſuch taking into his hands, oꝛ decay⸗
ing of {uch lands o2 houſes ſhall not be deemed 02 taken for an offender bp |
this Tatute.39,€is,1, Fal
This Fate 14 Pꝛouided allo chat this act,or any ching therein contaiued, hal nog |
poy creeaa et extend to anp Parke, de inclotea ground for Deere, oz any Lands 02 houe
igh ground ſes therein the fame being at this pzeſent chielely ſtoꝛed with opimploped
reperre- ta Deere.3.9.Cli3.1. | ”
Theywhichbe 15 Pꝛouided allo that this Act or anything herein contained, hal not
almedufants, be preiudicial co any being out of che Realme,oz Inkant, oĩ ok Non fanz,
oot Nonkine “ memoria, which before bp this Act ought to reedifie,erect,oz repaite any
; houſe, oꝛ houles of hulbandpy,fo that euery (uch perfon ſhall perelp next ate
ter bis recurne,full age,op being of Sana memoria, perfogme therein the
intents ofthis Act. 39. Eliz. J. F J
— of 16 Cuerpperfan and perſans, badies politique, coꝛpoꝛate, which ſhal
ollend in any the pꝛemiſſes, ſhall fox euery houle chat all not be ie
Wis
Husbandry and Tillage; 174
builded, repaired, continucd o2 maintained in neceffary reparations , te⸗
nantable, according tothe true meaning of this Act , bp the fpace of one
pere,fopfait x. li. and fo perelp rtf, vntill the fame (hall be {ufficiencly e⸗
rected, builded, continucd,o2 repaired, And foreuery acre of land mea⸗
dow oꝛpaſture, which thall not belated vnto, op lee with fuch houſes of
Hulbannpiec, when the ſame hall bedemifen as afozefaid , hall fop fait for
euerp peers he oꝛ thep thall fo offende, the ſumme of tenne ſhillinges, as
long and as often as ſuch acre ſhall not inthofe reſpects be vſed, and or⸗
dered accoꝛding tothe intent of this Act: which fogfaitures ſhall be de⸗
uided inte thꝛee equal parts, whereofone third part to be to the Queenes
Haieltie, her heires and fuccefloys, one other partto be tothe vſe of the
poore within the Pariſhe where che offence hall be committed, to be de⸗
liuered bythe opver ofthe Court, in which che fame thall bee recoue-
| ren, tothe Churchwardens of thefame arith mithoue any charge or
| other warrant, and the other part toluch as will fue for the fame, in ae
| np Couttof Recoyd at CUeltminiter, by A, 15, P. 02 J. ik any fitch wil
ſue, iknot, to the Queenes WDaitetkie, her heires and {ucceflors, in which
ſuit, no E. P.M.xc.39.Eliz.I.
| 17 Pꝛouided allo that no offender ſhall be impeached og ſued by bere cuithin what
tue ofthis Act, except {uch ſuit Hall be brought and commenced with: time the often
lint two veeres of the ſame offence committed oꝛ Done , being profecuten der Halve ues.
\bpany, for bimfelfe and her Maieltie, her heires, oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛs, but in
\cafe where thelaid ſuit thallbe brought oꝛ profecuted for her Waiettie,
her heires o luccellors onelp, then fuch {ute tobe brought and commen:
ced within thzee peeves of che fame offence done and committted. 39.
Elizab. 1. Chis Act to endure but to the end ok the next Hellion of Pars
Hiament, } :
|) 18 hereas any Lands op grounds at any times; Tince the 17, of Pattureto be
Nouember, Anno primo Elizab.haue bin conuertes to theepe pattures, Tilage.
‘(op tothe facting o2 grazing of Cattel, che fame lands hauing bin tillable
lands, fields, oꝛ grounds, ſuch as haue bin vſed in tillage op fo2 tillage by
the ſpaceof twelue veres together at the leaſ next before ſuch conuerſion,
accordingtothe nature of the ſoile and courte of huſbandꝛy vſed in that
part of the Countrey, all uch lands and grounds, as akorelaid, ſhall be⸗
foe the lirſt day of Wap, which ſhalbe tu the pere of our Loyd Gon 1599. xannmatveres
e reſtored to Cillage, oꝛlaied for Cillage infuch ſoꝛt, as the whole Mozen tottllace
wround according tothe nacuce of chat ſoile and courte of hulbandzy vled Sn sos tea.
n cthat part ofthe Countrep , be within three peres at the leat, turned -
e tillage bp che occupiers and poſſeſſoꝛs thereof, and ſo ſhalbe continued
Fox euer.39. Eliz.2. | Bleak,
19 Ailands and grounds which now are vied in tillage op foz tillage, arrable land
aauing bin tillable lands, fields oꝛ groũds, {uch as next betoꝛe the 1.day of *all not be put
his prelent Wariiamenc,haue din by the fpace af rit,pered together at he ——
— leaſt,
M
Husbandry and Tillage.
feat vſed in Tillage, oꝛ fo tillage, accopping to the nature of the loile any
courſe of huſbandꝛy vſed in that part ofthe countrey, hall not be conuers
fedtoany theepe paſture, oꝛ tothe grazing oꝛ fatting of Catcel bp theoce
cupiers op poſſeſſoꝛs hereof, but thatl according to the nature of that foile
and courle of hulbandzy vfen in that part of the Countrep , continue te be
* Tullage oꝛ for Tillage, foꝛ Coꝛne oꝛ Gꝛaine, anv not foz woad.
39. 3, 2).
———— 2 Pꝛouided neuertheleſſe, that if any perfor oꝛ bodie politique oz
inte —— Copporate hath ince the 17,0€ Nouember afoꝛeſaid laied, oꝛ hereafter hat
foratime, Lay any groundto graze, or bath vſed oz ſhall vſe the fame grounde with,
ſheep, oꝛ anyother cattel, which ground hath binoꝛ ſhalbe dꝛiuen 02 woꝛne
Out with tillage onely vpon good Hulband2y, and with intent, bona fide, |
without fraud o2 couin,the fame ground ſhould recouer hart and ſtrength,
and not with intent to continue the fame otherwiſe in theepe patture,oz fox
fatting o2 grazing of cattel,chat no {uch perfon oꝛ boop politike oꝛ coꝛpo⸗
tate, (halbe intenden for that ground aconuerter within the meaning of
this law. 39.Eliz. 2. | +
yuttingofes 21 Pꝛouided alſo that ifany ſuch occupier o2 pollefler of ground, as a⸗
aa eae foreſaid, hath byoke vp, conuerted, ox laied fozth, oꝛ thal bꝛeak vp,conuert,
fteedeot that or lay forth into tillage any other ground not liable to chis pꝛeſent law, as
ro eee paduce alorelaid, and lying within che lame parithe, towne, hamlet,og Lozvthip,
oꝛ within two miles of the fame land formerly tilled, that for ſuch quanti=
ty ontp,and fo2 fo long time as he hath ſo pone oꝛ continued, o2 ſhallſo doe)
oꝛ continue, be thal not incurve any penalty conteined in this act, but that)
it fhalbelatwfull fo2 any ſuch occupier oꝛ poſſeſſer, at his libertie and plea
ſure, and accoꝛdingto his beſt commodity and huſbandry, to change and
alter from time to time ſuch ground put, 02 to be putin tillage, fo that e⸗
uerpfuch occupier doe keepe the ſumme oꝛ totall ofthe quantity oꝛ pꝛo⸗
portionof his grounds lying within the the fame pariſh, towne, hamleto
Loꝛdſhip, oꝛ within two miles of the fame land koꝛmerly cillen in tillage
as afozefatd.3 9, Eliz.2. | Foe dy HOTT 4 if]
For what pure 22 IPꝛouided alla that this act hall not ertend to any ground that any
ae tee ness perfon,bodp polttike oꝛ coꝛpoꝛate hath turned oꝛ ſhall turne from tillage
sedinto patture Copatture, foe the only maintenance of keeping of his o2 their otun horſes,
geldings, mares, oꝛ dꝛaught oxen, oꝛ the hoꝛſes geldings oꝛ maresofhisor
their own kamily, oꝛ others comming to his oꝛ their houſe oꝛ for the main⸗
tenance op keeping of kyne, theepeo other cattel, forthe only victuals to
be fpent in bis oy their houſes, 02 for the neceſſary ſoylingof his or thetr
Feeverse tele Tillable lands. Paouided neuertheles,that no perfonsthacthall common:
AnD matcane® Ip keede, and fell peerelp Beeues, and Muttons toa greater number chen
he or thep thall perelp ſpende invictuall in his 02 chew manſion houle 0}
houſes, and moze then thal grow oz be needful to be culled out, in vefpect
ofthe neceſſary ftockes for maintenanceof houlekeeping, and a?
63 ; tillable
Husbandry and Tillage. | 175
tillable lands as afoꝛeſaid, oꝛ that fhall bea common fatter of Beeues o2
Muttons, o2 anpot them, asacommon Gꝛaſier oꝛ Sheepemaſter, to be
commonly fold in Markets and Faires, 02 to the common Butchers, o⸗
ther then in reſpect of che necellary ſtockes akozꝛeſaid, ſhalbe taken, expoun⸗
bed op vnderſtood to be {uch perfon oꝛ perfons, bodies politique o2 coꝛpo⸗
rate, a3 by this Pꝛouiſo lat aboue mentioned, map keepe any ground op
patture whale and not converted into tillage foꝛ che maintenance ¢ keeps
ing of kine, heepe,o2 other cattell for the onelp victual co be {pene tn their
owne houles,o2 for the neenful fopling of their tillable lands, but bin and
thalbe erceptedoutof the fame Pꝛouiſo, Anp ching ta che ſlame Pꝛouiſo
contained to the contrarp notwithtanding’3y.Cliz.2, AY ee evtabtch
23 CUbereas itis mentionedthat this Act oꝛ any ching therein con: — tillage
teined, hall not extend to be pzeiudiciall ta anp perſon oꝛ perſons, bodtes Hiro paturcbe
politique oz corporate, for the keeping of any groundin paſture, fo2 the cautesrettnene
‘onelp maintenance and keeping of his or their horſes, mares, gelvings,o at their bouts.
Brauchtoren,or fox the maintenance, and keeping of kine, and other Cat ·
itell, fo2 che only prottifion and victualling of hts oꝛ their manſion oꝛ dwel⸗
Ming houſe oꝛ houles : ifit hall foꝛtune any {uch perſon oꝛ perfons to bee
jablent, and not refivent at 02 vpon his oꝛ their vluall manſion, 02 dwel⸗
Ping houle o2 houles, with his kamilie oꝛ houſehold, foz anv by occafion of
ſeruice, oꝛ attendance to be done by any ſuch perſon oꝛ perfons, by the ex⸗
pꝛeſſe commaundement of the Queene, her heires, 02 fucceflors, within
the Reale, o2 without, oꝛ elshauing two or three manfion oꝛ dwelling
houles, halbe refident and dwelling with his family, but at one okthem, oꝛ
ſhalbe within age, hat then during, and for the time of {uch {eruice , ate
endance, minoritp,and abſence, and one pere next after,oz During, and fog
ithe time chat he or thep ſhalbe reſident oꝛ dwelling with his family, but at
roponone of bis dwelling houſes, be oꝛ they thall and map keepe fuch
roundes inpatture, belonging o2 bfuallp occcupied, with any ofthe laid
wo 02 theec houles,and with no mtoze,o2 others in bis 02 their oun hands
dooccupation, oꝛ let itout to any other perfon o2 perfons , without in⸗
urring ok any daunger oꝛ fo2rfatture bp vertue of this Act , So that the
fame perſonoꝛ perfons , ſhall and doe keepe chefame manſion and dwel⸗
“jing houſe oꝛ houſes vnletten in good fufficieut reparations,and meet anv
onuenient for him oꝛ chem to repaire, and refopt vnto at all times, fo2 bis
and their dwelling and above, Any thing in this act to the contrary theres The fort. ofte.
fin any wife notwithtanding,39.Elis,2. H San acreage
| 24. Jf anp perton, oꝛ bodie politique, 02 corporate, ſhall offend againſt tillage to pa-
Heppemittes, every fuch perfor og bodie politique oꝛ coppopate fo offers “"*
sng, Hall looſe and for fait fog euery acre not reſtoꝛed 02 not continued, as
8 afopefain che ſumme of rr.3,for euery pere that he o2 thep ſo offend, And
he laid penalties 02 forfaitures ſhalbe deuided in three equal parts, wher:
fone third part to be to the Queene, her heires and {uccellogs , to her anv
| thetr
Husbandryand Tillage.
their owne ble, ane other third part to the Queene her heires ¢ fuccetone
for reliefeof the pooꝛe in the pavithe where the offence fhall be commits
ted, ik any luch be, to be deliuered by warrant ofthe principal officersin
the receiptof the Clchequer, without further warrant fromber Spaietty;
her heires and {ucceflors,and the other third part to (uch perfon as wil {
forthe {ame in any Court of Reco at (Geet bp 4.% H. J. in which om
no E.P.MA.Etc. 3 9. ECliz. 2
Hat Jutices 25 Che Pultices of Allile, or Juſtices of peace in euery County twithe
of atic the inthis Realme at the Alifesor quarter og crenerall Sellions, thall haue
— the often: full power and authority bp vertue of this act, to enquire, heare, ¢ Deters
mine all euery the delaults and offences committed oꝛ Donecontrary 4
this act/ withinthe county where any ſuch Alſiles oꝛ ſeſſions ſhalbe kept,
by Inquiſition Pꝛeſentment, Indiceinent,Will,oz Information,oz by ae
ny of the ſame waies oꝛ meanes , and vpon the conuiction of che offender)
by information og {uit of any other then her Maieltp, her heires, orfuccels
ſors, to make extracts of one third part of the foxfaitures to be leuien, for) |
the Q. her heires ann lucceſſors, as chep vſe to doe of other fines, iſſues and
amerciaments growne inthe Sellions of peace, and to award execution of
the two other third parts, che one for the complainant 02 Informer , ¢ ther
other tothe pooꝛe bp thedifcretion of che Juſtices of peace atthe generall
Selltonsagaint the offender. by Fieri facias and Capias; as her Waietties:
Julſtices at Meſt.may do € ble to do, Anvif any fuch conuiction ſhal heres
alter happen to be at her Maielties uit only,then the forfaitures to be ex⸗ |
tracted andleuicd fog ber Maieltie her heires and ſuccellors to the bles a⸗
koreſaid. 39. Eliz. 2.
Abe 26, Ilanxperlon ſhall hereafter be puniſhed, by vertue of this act; fog
Seen int put ally Ching mentioned in this ace, then che fame perfor fhall not otherwift
— one of he vexed, troubled, ſued, oꝛ put to any paine oꝛ puniſhment foꝛ che chin
— wherefore he oꝛ they thal haue bin fo puniſhed. Pꝛouided that no offende
Ditdin vhat ſhall be impeached o2 {ued by vertue of this Act, except fuch {ute Hall bee
time theater. brought and conmenced within two peresof the (aid offence commit
oꝛ Done, In cafe where the fain fuit hall be brought and pꝛoſecuted in the
name of any Informer, Andincale the fame {uit ſhalbe brought and pꝛo⸗
fecuted inher Maielties name, oꝛ inthe name of her heires 02 ſucceſſors
then {uch {uit ta be bought and commenced, within thece peresof the of
fence done and committed, 39. Eliz.2.
Conuerfionot 27 Pꝛouided alfono land compellable to be putin Tillage by. vertue
soni ints filtag of this ace, ſhalbe deemed o2 adiudged a bꝛeachoꝛ forf,of any couenãt, bond
breach ot cones oꝛ condition, betweene any perſons whatſoeuer. Neither that any. perlon
a pons ce that halbe competed to put anp lands into Tillage by vertue of this act,
galatfurance, . Wall therefore incurre any penaltie 02 pꝛeiudice collaterall,oz other, whe
ther tt be of augmentation of rent, giuing of any recompence oz confine:
ration, oꝛ the — ſhalbe in Law diſcharged of euerp (uch ae
coue:
4c |
Husbandry and T illage, 176
couenant, condition, oꝛ agreement, 3 9,C1i3.2.
28 Pꝛouided neuertheles, that this act ſhall not ertend to any pafture,
heath, vownes, waſt. oꝛ barren ground, which hath not heretofoze bin com:
monlybſedto be cared o2 titles fog copne, Aud which is not meete ¢ ſtrong
enough to be continued tillintillage,according to the nature of the ſoile,
and cuſtome otthe countreyp, 3202 to any cominons, fers,moozes, mofles,
norto anp mares being vſually ouerflowne with water, at anp time of
the pere, Noꝛ to any marſhes oꝛ grounds recouered and immer, and which
| are op (halve fo kept and continued by charge of bankes, 3202 to any parke
| opparkes, warren o2 warrens, Noꝛ to anp inclofed groũds now vſed with
| Deere,or Conies, 02 which hereakttr bp licence from her Wateltie, ber
heires oz ſucceſſozs, mith (ufficient claufe of nifpenfation mentioning this
Act, ſhallbe peincipally beſtowed and imploted to the maintenance of
Deere,and Conies, without kraud oꝛ couin, nop to anp meavowes, noꝛ to
anp groundsſet oꝛ fawen with faffron,boppes, garlicke, onpons; op other
{uch garden rootes, meete fo2 viccuall, #202 te any plott, o2 fople, wheres
upon anp boule oz tenement tnhabitable is erected, and the. curtilages,
pards and backfives thereof, noz to any ground occupied oꝛ let with any
tenement, being onder the quantity of twenty acres, as long as {uch tenes
ments thall be continued not decaied, nop to any grounds wherein anp
Dare, Lead, inne, Jron,Cole,commonty called Seacole,Stone cole,oz
Moore coleigcommenly got, All which to be intendenduring ſuchtime
onely, as all and euery the grounds afogelain,thalbe vſed, oꝛ put tothe v⸗
es and intents aboue {pecified, Any thing in this Act to che contrary note
pithtanding.39, Eliz. 2, | ith uenerdnp
29 Pꝛouided alwates that this lat pꝛouiſo thal not giue any benefit ad⸗
antage, 02 libertie to anp perfor oꝛ perfons, which bath conuerted oꝛ im⸗
ploied,o2 hereafter ſhall conuert oꝛ imploy any move ground to the keep:
ingofconies not being lawfull warren,thenr, acres ac the moſt, and the
ame to be within one mile of big dwelling houle,39,€liz.2,.00
30 Mꝛouided alſo that this act thal not extend to any Counties within
(his Reale of England, but (uchonely as thall be hereafter {pecifien,
hat is tolap,the Coũties of NoꝛthhamptonLeiceſter, Ciarwick, Buck-
ugham, Bedkord, Orford, Berkſhire, the Wile of CUight, Glocetter,wops
efter, Nottingham; Hampchire, cAiltſhire, Somerſet, Dorcet, Darby,
Kutland, Lincolne, Herefoꝛd. Cambꝛidge, untington, Work, Wembroke
n South · wales and the Bithopricke of Durham and oathumberland,
he counties of all Cities and Coꝛpoꝛations, lyiag,ſcituate x being with»
uthe Counties afozelaty, o2 confining to the fame, anv the Apnttie of the
- Lountte ofthe Citic of Poꝛke.39. Eliz,2.
31 Hꝛouided alwaies,that neither this Act,nor any thing therein con
alnued, ſhall extend to any ground now conuerted front tillage to meadow
o.
To what
ground this
ſtatut Doth nos
extend,
Any wood grounds; 102 to any orchard, warden, poole,o2 pondpard, no} ta.
Gut x. acres for
& Warren and
it hin a mile
of the owners
doule.
To what corre
ties onely this
ftatute Doth exe
tend.
1
*
Teofaile. F
oꝛ paſture, {pine within two miles of the great roade way, called Cate
ling ſtreete, leading from the towne of Dunſtable in che Countie of Bene
foꝛd, towardes Meſtchelter, Soa thatthe fame ground be not aboue fiue
> miles from the parith Church of Duntable, noz within two miles theres
Afrer (Tue
there ſhallbe
Judgement
notwithſtan·
Ding any JIco⸗
kailẽ oꝛ mife
lxcading.
No ftay of
judgement for
facke of fozme,
ſuit oꝛ Dentaund,o2 fo2 want of anp wꝛit original, oꝛ iudiciall, op bp rea⸗
had neuer bin bad oꝛ committen.3 2. H.8.30. 2,€3,6,32,
of, 39.Eliz. 2. Chis Act toendureto the ende of the next Seſſion of
Parliament, f
1 Thatthe Iuftices of Affife and Iuftices of Peace. may enquire of, —
heare and determine the offences committed contrarie tothe forefaid
Acts.S.Iuftices of peace, 5 CW 1607 OI —
, 2 In what cafe a husbandman may take an Apprentice. See —
bourers 15, | ; a6
leofaile. —
Fany illue be tried bythe othoktwelue oꝛ moze indifferent men fap the |
partie plaintife oꝛ demaundant, oꝛ forthe tenant oꝛ deſendant, in anie
action oꝛ (uit at the Common Law of this Realme, in any of che Queens
Courtes of Recoꝛd, then the Juſtice and Juſtices by vhom Judgement
thereof ought to be giuen, ſhall proceed anv giue Judgement in the fame
ante mifpleading, lacke of colour, infufficient pleading, oꝛ Jeofaile, anp ©
milcontinuatce o2 difcontinuance, any mifconuepingof proces, mifiops |
ning of the iſſue, lack of warrant of Actoznep for che partie againt thors |
the lame iſſue hall happen to be tried, oꝛ any other default oꝛ negligence
of any of the parties, cheir counfailors 02.attourneis , bad 02 made to —*
contrarie notwithſtanding. And the ſaid Judgements therok ſo to be hay
and giuen, ſhall ſtand in full force to all intents accoꝛdingto the ſaid “7
Dict, without anp reuerfall, 02 vndoing of the fame, by wꝛit of Erroꝛ mi
falle Judgement, inlike forme, asthough no luch defaultoz neglige é
at ’
2 Jfany verdict of rii.men oꝛ moze thall be giuen in anp action, ſuit
bul plaint, oꝛ demaund in any Court of Recoyd,the iudgement thereupon
fhall not be ſtaied, oꝛ reuerſed by reaſon of any vefault oꝛ lacke of forme,
touching falſe Latin, oꝛ variance from the Kegilter, op other defaults in
koꝛme, in any wert originall, oꝛ tudictall, count, veclavation, plaint, bill,
fon of any imperkect or inſufficient returne of any ſherife oꝛ other officer,
02 for want of any warrant of atturnep , 02 by reafon of anp maner of Der
fault in proces bpono after anp Aid pꝛier oꝛ voucher, Noꝛ any {uch Ree
coꝛd noꝛ iudgement after verdict giuen hall be reuerſed foganpofehe de⸗
fects oꝛ caules aforefain,anp law, acute, oꝛ vſage ec. notwithſtanding.
But this Act hall not ertend to any wie, declaration, oꝛ {uit of Appeale
of felony,o2 murder, noꝛ toanp indictment, oꝛ pꝛeſentment of felony mute
Der, treaſon, oꝛ other matter, aoꝛ to any proces vpon anp of them, noꝛ to
ni - bill,action, 02 ufogmation , vpon any popular 02 penall ——
18, Eliz.13, eth t a
; lefuits,
|
|
rf
‘ Tefuits and Priefts. 3 ae
| & Llanveuerp Jeſuits Scminarie Prieſts, € other Pꝛieſts whatſo⸗All yeruter
L Neuer, made, oꝛ oꝛdeined out of the Realme of England, op other the a Pukey
Queenes highneſſe dominions,o2 within any of her Maieſties Realmes of the kealme.
oꝛ dominions, by anp authority, power.o2 iurifdiccion,veriucd,challengey
op pretended from the Sea of Rome, fince thefeak ofthe Natiuitie of S.
John Bape. Añ r. Eliz.) Hall within cl, dayes nert after che end of chis
prefent ſeſſion of Parliament vepart out of this Reale of England, and
out ofall other her highnes Realmes ¢ domintons,tfthe wind, weather, t
pallage ſhall ſerue for the fame, oꝛ elfe fo foone after the env of che fain rl,
Dates, as the wind, weather, and paſſage Hall fo ferue, 27,C1iz,2,
“2 Me hall not be lawful, ¢o,02 for anp Jeſuit, Seminarie Pꝛieſt, 02 s20 Netit og
Other ſuch Prielt, Deacon, oꝛ religioits oꝛ eccleftatticall perfon whatfa- Diet Halt
eter, being boꝛne within this Kealme, oꝛ anyother the Ducenes highnes remaine with:
dominions and heretofoze(Gince che ſaid featk of the PatinicieofS, John M's Beale
the Bapt, Añ 1, Eliz, mane, oꝛdeined, 02 profetlen, o2 hereafter to be
made o deined, or profelled by anp authopitico? iuriſdiction, deriued, cha⸗
lenged, oꝛ pretended from the Sea of Rome, by,o2 of what name title oꝛ
Degree ſoeuer the fame hall be called oy knowen, to come into, be, 02 re⸗
Maine in any part of this Reale, 02 any other her highnelle dominions
| after the end of the fame rl. dates, other then tn fuch (peciall cafes anv
vpon fuch (peciall occafions onelp,and for {uch time onelp,asis expzeſſed
{n this Ace: And if he voc, then euery fuch offence (hall be taken and ave
iudged to be high Creafon. And euery perfon fo offending , ſhall for his
offence, be adiudged a Traitor, and ſhall ſuffer, loſe, and koꝛfait, as in cafe
of high Treaſon. 27, Eliz. 2.
3, Euery perlon which after the end of the fame rl, daies, and after geteining oꝛ
fuch time of departure as is before limitced ¢ appointed, Hall wittingly reliening a Feo
aun willingly receitte,relicuc,comfore,aid,or maintaine any luch Jeluit, Mito Week
Seminarie Pꝛieſt, oꝛ other Pꝛieſt, Deacon,o7 religious o2 ecclefatticall
jperfon,as is atoꝛeſaid, being at libertie, oꝛ out of bold, knowing him to be
a Jeſuit Seminarie Priekk, oꝛ other ſuch Pꝛieſt, Deacon, o2 religious op
jecelefiatticall perfon,as is afozeſaid, ſhal allo for ſuch offence, be adiudged
a Felon Without benefic of Cleric, and (uffer death, lole,e forfaic, as in
cale of one attainted of Felonie, 27,.C1,2,
14 Jfaup of her Maielties ſubiects (not being a Jeſuit, Scminarie They wich ve
tek, oꝛ other {ich Pꝛieſt, Deacon,o2 religious op ecclefiatticall perfon thalt ett Dee
as is before mencioned) now being, oꝛ which hereafter thall be of, 02 clamation *
wought bp in any Colledge of Jeſunites, 02 Seminarie, alreadie erected, tHeoath take
doꝛdeined oꝛ Hereafter te he crected oꝛ oꝛdeined in the parts beyond the ;
Seas, 02 ott: OF Chis Realme in anp korraine parts , Hall not within fire
Monethes nert ater Pꝛoclamation in that behalfe to be made m the Ci⸗
teof Lonvon, onder the great Seale of England, returne into this Re-
me, and thereupon, within two daies nert after {uch returne, before the
Ga ~ Bithop
dies ls i= cian) om
i.
Tefuites, and Priefts. , 7
Bithop of the dioces, 02 two Juſtices of peace of the Countie where he
ſhyall ariue, fubinit himſelke to her Maieſtie and ber Lawes, and takethe
> pthe fet koorth bp Act ( Att primo Eliz.) Chen euery fuch perfon which
fhall otherwiſe recurne,come into,o2 be inthis Realme, oꝛ any other her —
highneſſe dominions, fo ſuch offence of returning , oꝛ being inthis Res
alive, oꝛ any other her highnes dominions without Submifiion as afozes
faid, hall alfo be adiudged a Craitoz,and futter,lofe,and fog fait,asin cale
ofbigh Creator, 27, Eliz. 2. . —
— ees It any perfon onder her Maieſties {ubiection or obedience, (hall ae
fit, Dacor ANY time, after the endof the laid xl.daies, by way of exchange, oz by anp
Mg gop oki other Hift,twates,or meanes whatſoeuer, wittingly and willingly, either
natie directly o2 indirectly, conuey, deliuer, oꝛ ſend, oꝛcauſe oꝛ pꝛocure to be con⸗
ueyed o2 deliueredto be ſent ouer the Seas, oꝛ out of this Realme, oꝛ out
of anp other her Maieſties Dominions oꝛ Territories into any korraine
parts,oz ſhall otherwiſe wittingly x willinaly peeld , giue, oꝛ contribute
any monep 02 other Reliete, to, oz fog any Jeluit, Seminarie Prick, op
fuch other Pꝛieſt, Deacon oꝛ religtous oꝛ eccleſiaſtical perfon,as ts afopes
ſaid, 02 to, 02 foꝛ the maincenance op reliefe of any Colledge of Jeluites
oꝛ Seminarie, alreadie erected, oꝛ oꝛdeined, op hereafter to he erected og
opdeined in any the parts bepond the Seas, oꝛ out of this Realme inanp |
korraine parts, oꝛ of anp perfon then being of, 02 in any the fame Cole |
ledges 02 Seminaries , and not returned into this Realme with ſubmiſ⸗
ſion, agin this Act is expꝛeſſed, and continuing inthe fame Kealme;
Then euerp fuch perfon fo offending, for the fame offence, thall incurre the
Danger and penaltic of Premunire , mencioned tn the Statute of Pras
munire, mabe Anno 16,32; 24. 27.El.2. ett J
Hone Hatters 6 Fe hall not be lawfull foꝛ any perſon of oꝛ onder her highneſſe obe⸗
Patbiuonn the dience , atanp time after che Taid.riybaies, during ber Waielkties life,
— without (which God long prelerue) to ſend his oz her child, o2 other perſon, being
— vnder his 02 her gouernment, into any theparts beyond the Seas out
her Dighnefle obedience, without the {pectal ticence of her Matettie,n of
fowerofher pꝛiuie Countell onder their hands tn that behalfe firk han op:
obteined (except Marchants, fog fuch onelp as they oꝛ anp of chem tall
fend ouer the Seas,onelp fo2, 02 about his,ber,o2 their trade of mevehane!
dize orꝛto ſerue as Dariners,and not otherwife) vpon paine to forfai¢and:
lofe fox euery fuch bis offence the ſumme of a C.ki.2 7. Eliʒ. 9
Eyere theo . 7 Cuerpottence to be committen oz none again the tenoz of this J
fencecommit- Act hall and map be inquired of, beard and determined alwell in the
— iene Coure commonly callen the Kings Bench, in the Countie where che
quired of pears fame Court thal foo the time -be,as allo tn anp other Countie wit hin this
G determined · Kealme, or any ather-her highnelle dominions, where the offence is og
fhall be conunteted,og where che offendoz thall be apprehended ana rakem
27; Cl, 2, —— bi i Sa
i 8 it
i
;
s“
efuits and Priefts: 498
8 Rehallandmay be lawkull, for and co euery owner and Waker of Tranſporting
anp Ship, Barke,op Boate, at any time wit hin the fain cls dayes op other Vacs ec,
time before limitted for their departure, to tranfpogt into anp che parts
beyond the Seas, anp fuch Jeſuit, Seminarie Prick 502 other Prietk a-
forefain, foas the fame Jeſuit, Seminarie oꝛieſt, op ather Pꝛieſt aloꝛe⸗
fait ſo to be tranſported, do deliuer bute che IDato2,02 other chiefe Offi⸗
cer okthe Towne, Poꝛt, oꝛ place where he ſhall be taken into be tranſ⸗
ported, his name, and in what place be receiten ſuch orꝛder, and how long
he hath remained in this Realme,op tn anyother ber highneſſe dominious
being vnder ber obedience, 27. El. 2. eto
9 This Act, or any ching therein conteined, hall not in any wife ex⸗ fc epure
tend to any Jeſuit, Scminaric Pꝛieſt, oꝛ other ſuch Pꝛleſt, Deacon, oꝛ vpon eheir cub⸗
religious or eccleſtaſticall perfou,as is before mencioned, as ſhail at any miſſiou.
time within the ſaid xl.daies, oꝛ within iii.daies after that be ſhall here⸗
after come into this Realme or any other her Highneſſe dominions, ſub⸗
mit himſelke to ſome Archbithop 02 Biſhop of the Realme, oꝛ to ſome
Jultice of peace within the Countie where be ſhall ariue oꝛ land, and doe
thereupon truely and ſincerely before the ſame Archbiſhop, Biſhop, oꝛ
ſuch Juſtice of peace, take the {ai oath (et forth Anno r.El. and by wai
ting onder his hanv , confelle, and acknowlenge , and from thencefoorth
continue his due obedience vnto her bighnelle Lawes, Statutes, ¢ ordi⸗
nances, made and prouided, 02 to be made oꝛ proutden in caules of Reli⸗
gion, 27,€1,2, : F DED i =
10 Ifit happen at any time hereafter, any Peere of this Realme, to Triatt ofa
he indicted of any offence, mave Creaton, Felonic, oz Pre munire by this”
Act , be Hall haue his triall bp his Peeres, as tu other cafes of Crealon,
F elonie oz Premunire, is accuftomed, 27.El. 2.
1b SE any Jeſuit, Seminarle Parte, o2 other Pꝛieſts abouelaiz, att vent
ſhall fortune to be fo weake orinfirme of bodie, that hear they map not bf bony, tbat
palle otit ofthis Realme, by che time herein limitted without imminent Penner»
dangerotlife x this vnderſtood aſwell by the copporall oathofthe partie, tye Keaime.
as byother goon meanes onto the Biſhop of the Dioces, ¢ tt. Juſtices of
peace of the fame Countie, where fuch perfon o2 perfons do dwel 02 abides
Then and vpon good ¢ fuificient band of he perfon oꝛ perfons, with {uere
des of the ſumme of OL, Li. ac the leaſt, with condition that he o2 they
hall be of good behauiour towards our Soueraigne Ladie the Queene €
‘jal ber liege people: Chen heog they (olitenced and doing as is aloreſaid,
> Halland may remaine ¢ be Kill wichin this Realme, without any loſſe oz
| Danger to fall on him oꝛ chem bp this Acc, for folong time, as by the fame
Biſlhop sun Jultices Hall be limitted and appointed ſo asthe fame time
» of aboveercvene not the (pace of fire Monethes at the moll, And no perſon
We perfons fhall futtain any lofle,o2 incurre any danger by this Get, for che
ecciuing oꝛ maintaining of anp {uch perfon oꝛ perſons fo licenced as ts
| Aa 2 aforelaw,
Bi.
ae
Tefuites, and Priefts. ‘
aloreſaid, for, and during fuch time onelp asfuchperlon o2 perfons ſhall
be ſo licenced to tarrie within this Realme: Any thing conteined in this
Act to che contrarie notwithtanding, 7. El. 2. me
Oaveeeinhim 12 Cuerp perfor perfons being {ubtect ofthis Realme, wichafter
tet be knot the fait rl, vaies, hall know and vnderſtand, that any ſuch Jeſuit, Semis
lengeof Feluies narie Prieſt, oꝛ acher Prick aboueſaid, hal abive, ſtay, tarrie oꝛ be within
ANDAR, hic Realme,oz anyother the Queenes dominions and Countries , cone
trarie to the true meaning of this Act,and thal noc diſcouer thefame vnto
ſome Juſtice of peace oꝛ other high Dicer, within tweluedaies next
after his ſaid knowledge, but willingly conceale his knowledge therein,
euery ſuch offenver hall make fine, and be impꝛiſoned at the Queenes
@ Fartice ofp pleafure, And iffuch Jutticeof peace, o2 other (uch Officer ,to whom
not gintng ine fuch matter ſhall be diſcouered, do not within xxviii. dates then nert fol
——— lowing, giue inkoꝛmation thereof to ſome of the Queenes priuie Couns —
Count. ſell, oztache Pꝛeſident oꝛ Vicepꝛeſident of the Queenes Counlell effae
blithed in the North, o2 in the Marches of CCrales , fog che cime beings
Then he op they fo offending, thatl fox euerp {uch offence ,forfaic che —
ſumme of CC, markes. And ſuch ofthe pꝛiuie Counſell, Wreltvent ,op
a note init Uicepzeſident, to whom ſuch infopmatton thall be made , thall thereupon
ting ot the In- Deliuer a note tu wziting, ſubſcribed with bis owne hand,to the partie bp —
Fogmation. whom he thal receiue {uch infopmation,, tettifping that {uch information |
wag made bnto him. 2 7.El.2. J
Gilt othes, 13 All {uch othes,bonds, and ſubmiſlions, as hall be made by force |
bonds, ¢ dib of this Act as aloꝛeſaid, thall be certified into che Chauncerie by fuch
ra nesere patties, before whom the fame thall be mave, within theee Monethts after
Chauncere. {uch fubmillion , vpon paine to fort, for euerp {uch offence aC, i, to the
Mueene, her heires and ſucceſſoꝛs. 27.C1.2, d /
Rettraintfrem 14° Ifany perfor fo fubmitting himlclfe,as afogefaiy, vo at anytime |
—— hiner within the fpace of x. pecresafter fuch ſubmillion made,come within tem |
Gung. miles of fuch place, where her Maieſtie hall be , without fpectall licence |
from her Watettp in that bebalfto beobtetned in wziting vnder her hands |
Then and from thenceforth, fuch perfon hall take no benefice of his ſaid
— pea the fame ſubmilſion ſhall be vot , as if che fame hadneuer
bin, 27,012, 4
— 15Ikany perfon which Hall be ſuſpected to be a Jeſuit,Seminarie
forrefutingta 03 Walling Prick, being eramined by any perſon hauing lawtull autho
arnneton, vitie in that bebalfe , to examine fuch perfon which Mall be ſo ſuſpected,
ſhall rekule co anfwere directly and truly whether be be a Jeluit, oꝛ a Se⸗
minarie oꝛ a Walling Priett as is afogefain s Euery (uch perfon fo refue
fing to anſwere, thal koꝛ bis difobedience and contempt in that bebalfe
be committed to prifon bp ſuch as Hail cramine him, a3 is aforelaid: and
thereupon ſhall remaine and continue in prifon without baile op maine
prife, vntill he thall make direct and true anſwere co the fain queſtions
: whereupon
Incontinencie. Incumbent. Indictments, 179
whereupon he ſhall be fo eramined, 35. Eliz. 2.
‘Figs Incontinencie.
T islatwfullto all Archbithops, Bithops,and other Oꝛdinaries hauing Sptritual pers
Epitcopall turildiction,to punith ¢ chaltile fuch Pyietts, Clerks,ec.be- fours punithen
ing within p bounds of their iuriſdiction, as thalbe conuicted before themcic.
by evamination,¢ other lawtul proofe(requiftte bythe law of the Church)
pf adulteric,fopnication,inceft,oz any other fleſhly inconttnencie, by com:
mitting chem to warde and prifon,chere to abive, fo2 fuch time as ſhall be
thought to their vifcretions conueniẽt, foꝛ the qualitie € quantitie of their
treſpaſſe. And none of the fad Biſhops oꝛ Oꝛdinaries thall be therefore
chargeable,of,to,o2 bpon anp Action of falfe impptfonment, 1,10.7.4.
Incumbent. ‘
Sh ee the Queene ſhall make collation oꝛ pefentationto a bene: che Queene
[ [ ‘ n d pꝛeſenting tn
fice in an others right, the title whereupon the groundethſhal be abet ibe
well eramined that it be true, and ik at anp time befoze iudgement giuen,
the title (vpon rood infozmation) be not found true, 02 tuft, the collation
| 02 prefentment thall be repealed, andthe Patron, o2 the poſſeſſoꝛ which
| theweth and prooueth the citleto be falle, (hall haue as many wꝛits in the
| Chauncerp, as be will. 25.Ed. 3. 3. And ik che Queene do prefent to a
| benefice , which is full of any Incumbent , the Qucenes pꝛeſentee thall eye Queene
not bereceiued to ſuch benefice by the Oꝛdinarie, vntill the Queene hath peetenterh to a
recouered her prefentation by proces of Law, in her owne Court, And if anancncnene.
any prefentee of the Queenes be otherwile recetued, and the Incumbent
put out without due proces, the ſaid Incumbent fo put foorth map com⸗
mence bis uit, within one peere after the induction 02 the Queenes pre-
fentation. 1 3. R.2.1. 02 at anp time after the peere at bis pleaſure. 4. H.
4,21,S.Laps 3. Aduowfon,
Indi&tments.
De twos vi & armis, 03, Cum baculis,cultellis,arcubus,& fagittis, egrons not
oꝛ {uch other like, hall not of neceſſitie be compꝛiſed in any inquiſi⸗ hece ſſarie in
tion,oz indictment nop the partic indicted of any offence, fhall take any Indictments.
Duantage by writ of Crroz, plea, oꝛ otherwiſe, to auoid any (uch inquifi-
tion o2 indictment, for that the ſaid woꝛds, oꝛ any of them, fhall not be put
in the fat inquifition,o2 indictment, but the fain inquiſitions and indict:
nẽts Lacking the foꝛeſaid woꝛds, oꝛ any of them, halbe taken to al intents
) As goon ¢ effectual in law, as ifthe fain words were in them. 37. H. 8. 8.
2 The Jultices allignento heare and determine Felonies, may di⸗ yroces againſt
fect their wꝛits thꝛough all the Counties of England, where neeve ſhall Indicteesin an
-be,toapprebend thole which be appeaten , indicted , 02 outlatnen of fee PF countie.
— in one Countic, and be dwelling, oꝛ receiued in an other Countie.
XEd. 341 I, P
3 Upon euery Indictment o2 appeale, bp the which any ofthe Queens —
lege people dwelling tu other — sthen there where che Indict ⸗ is nteyrein
a 3 meng
IndiGments. | Dig i
ment on appeal ſhall be takewof Creafon, Felonie, and trefpalle, befoge
Juſtices of peace, oꝛ any other. hauing power to take fuch indictments 02
appeales, or other Commiſſioners oꝛ Juſtices tu anp Countie, Franchile,
oꝛ Libertie within England, before any Exigent awarded bpon any ins —
bictinent op appeal to be taken in forme akoreſaid, immediatly after the
firtt weit of Capias vpon euery {uch indictment op appeal awarded & re⸗
turned, an other wꝛit of Capias hall be awarded, directed to the Shirife
of the Countie wherof he which ts tudictents,o2 was ſuppoſed to be coms
uerfant by che fame indictment , returnable before thefame Juſtices o
Commiſſioners, before whom he ts tadicted o2 appealed at acertaine vay, i
conteining the (pace of iit, monethes from the pate of the ſaid laſt wait, bp ‘
the which writ okſecond Capias, te thall be contetned & commaunden to ‘
the ſame Sbirife,ta take the Lady of him which ts ſo indicted oꝛ appealed, |
if he may be found within bis bayliwicke: And ik he cannotbefounn with — :
in his bayliwicke, that the Sbirtfe thall make JP r0clamation in two
Counties before che returne of the ſame wit, chat he which igfainvicten
o2 appealed , hall appeare before che ſame Juſtices og Commiſſioners in
the Councie,Livertie,or Franchiſe, where he ts fo indicted oz appealed;
at the dap conteined in the faidlatk writ of Capias, to anſwere to the
Queene, oꝛto the partre of the kelonie, treaſon, oꝛ treſpaſſe, whereofhe is
indicted oꝛ appealed, after which ſecond wꝛit of Capias ſo ſerued, and re⸗
turned, ik be which is ſo indicted oꝛ appealed doth not come at the vay of |
the fain wait of Capias returned, the Crigent ſhalbe awarded againſt {uch |
indictees oꝛ appealees, and euery of chet, And tf any Crigent be awarded!
vpon any fuch indictment o2 appeal agatnt che fozefata fogme,oz any outs
{awpietheveupou pꝛonounced, the fata Crigent and the outlawrie theres
vpon pꝛonounced, and euery of them hall be void. And che partie againſt
whom lich Crinent ts awarded ,o2 Outlawꝛte pronounced, againſt che
forelain forme , thall not be endamaged in bis life lands, 02 goods xc.
And euery one which is tndictedo2 appealed tu forme afore fate after jets!
acquited by verdict in foꝛme of law, map haue an Action vpon the cafe,
Setion againſt again euery Pꝛocuroꝛ of uch tadicements og appeales, in which action’
Hꝛocuroꝛs. there thall be like pꝛoces, as in an action of Treſpas vi & armis. Anvit
the laid Pꝛocuroꝛs be attainted, the plaintike Hall recouer treble dama⸗
ges. But this Statute extendeth not to Indictments oz Appeales taken
Snntetment gree Countie of Cheſter. Jog to anp Indictment oz Appeal of Felonie
pe Rn 5s Treafor, taken of any of the Queenes liere people, whichat che time
BEC g ter. IFfthe Lame Felonie oz treafon ſuppoſed is, and was conuerfane within rhe
Countte wherof the Indictment or Appeal maketh mention, but che like
proces ſhall be made againg {uch indicted oz appealed perſon as hath bin
Pꝛotes vpou bled, 8.1),6.10, See Exigent 5366 Pare)
an indictment. 4 Angifanyluch Indictments taken bekore any Juttices of peace,o;
yen pened, ap other hauing power to take luch indictments og —— —
uſtice⸗
y
| Indictments: 180
Juſtices op Commiſſioners in any Countie, franchile,op libertie of Eng:
{and, hall be remoued ints the Kings Bench, o2 elſwhere, bp Cerciorari,
op otherwiſe, then after fuch remouing, before any Exigent awarded vron
any ſuch indictment oꝛ appeal in forme aforeſaid taken, immediatly after
the firft wꝛit of Capias; spon euery fuch indictment 52 appeal awarded,
andreturned, another wit of Capias thall be awarded , directed to the
Shirife of the Countie whereok he that is fo indicted oꝛ appealed, is 02
was {uppofen tobe conuerfant by che lame indictment, oꝛ appeal, retur⸗
nableinthe Rings Bench, at a certaine day, conteining che ſpace of three
monethes froin the vate of che ſaid laſt wꝛit of Capias, accogning to the
maner and forme that the Juſtices of peace and other ought ta haue one,
before ſuch remouing. Ano tf anp Crigent be awarded vpon any ſuch
indictmento2 appeal after {uch remouing againſt the forme afopefain, 02
any Outlawꝛie thereupon pronounced, aſwell the fame Crigent as che
Dutlawrie, and euery of them be botd, 10,0,6.6
5 3a manbe indicted of Felonie before Juices to heave and vez Pꝛotes vpon
termine in their SeMions,the Shirife hall be commnaunded to attach his oF ei
body by weit oꝛ precept called a Capias, And if che Shirike recurne there- ;
in chat the body is not found, immediatly another wate o2 precept of
Capias fhall be awarded, returnable theee weekes after , and therein it
ſhall be comppifed that the Shirike thal ſeiſe all his cattels, x ſalely keepe
chem vntill che dap of the writ o2 precept returned, And ik the Sbirife
returne that the bodice ts not found, ¢ the indictee commeth not, the Exi⸗
gent thal be awarded, and the cattels (ball be for, Wut ihe come yeeld
himſelke, oꝛ be taken bp the Sbivife, o2 other Dfficer, before che recurne
of the fecond Capias,the goods ¢ cattels thall be ſaued. 25.€0,3.1.4,
~ r Jn what fortan Ordinarie fhall be indicted of extortion, or oppreſ-
| fion, See Ordinarie 2.
2 Thatno Indictor fhall be putin Enquefts, vpon the deliuerie ofthe
partie indiGled.S. Iurors 3.
3 Wherelufticesof peace may charge one Enqueftto indi& an o-
ther .S.Iurors 9. Iuftices of peace 44.
4 For Indi&tmentstaken in the Countie of Lancafter, of any perfon
dwelling in an other Shire. S. Jurors 17. obi
| 5 For Indi&tments taken in an other Countie againft any perfon
dwelling inthe Countie of Lancafter, S. Iurors 18,
6 By what perfons and by whomempanelled , all Indictments fhall
be made. S.Iurors 7. pak : ch sh
7 That Indi&tments taken before Shirifes in their Turnes, thal be deli-
uered to the Iuftices of peace,of the fame Shire. S. Shirifes 12.
| 8 That Indictors being fued in {pirituall Courts , fhall haue a Prohi-
dition .§.Prohibition 7.
9 That Iufices of peace may award proces againft them which be
" an Aa 4 indicted
—
ee
Mie
whit
Inholders. Inrolments.
indid ed in the Shirifes Turne. §. Shirifes 3.
How an In⸗
holder hal fell
Litture.
Noꝛſebetad.
Inrolments of
dargaines and
fate of lands.
Lhe fees for
inroliment in
the Wountie,
10 Forthe order of taking Indictments in the Shirifes Turne. See
Shirifes 12.
Inholders. J
1 Nholders 02 Hoſtlers, hall ſell their Hay and Dates at areafonable —
price , and thall take noching koꝛ cher Litture, 13. R.2.8. Anvif anp —
Inholder doe take aboue a halfe penie more fora buſhell of Dates then
the common price tn che market, and that be duely proued, be hallfozfaie
the quadguple value of that which he hath taken ouer, andthat atwellat
the parties,as at the Queenes ſuit.4. h.4.25. a
2 Euery Woffler oꝛ Inholder (ercept hereafterercepted) that maketh ~
Morlebzead in his houſe, orꝛ ellwhere, ſhall foꝛfait che ereble balue theres
of, 1 3,R,2,8, 4. h.4. 25. Wut euery Holtler op Inholder, welling in
any towne oꝛ village being a thoꝛough kare, oꝛ common paſſage within
this Realme, ¢theing no citie,towne coꝛpoꝛat, oꝛ market towne( wherein
any common Baker exerciſing the occupation of baking, which hath bin
prentice to the ſaid occupation vii, peeres,is dwelling) may make within
his houſe hoꝛſebꝛead, ſufficient, lawfull, and of due aſſiſe, accopping tothe
price of graine: any ching mentioned in either of the koꝛelaid ſtatutes,
notwithſtanding. 3 2. H.8.4 1. S. Iuſtices of peace 0. |
. Inrolments. ih
D manors lands,tenements,o2 other hereditaments ſhall pafle, l⸗
ter, oꝛ change, from one to an other, wherebp any eftate of inheri⸗
tance oꝛ freehold ſhall be made o2 take effect in anp perſon oꝛ perfons op
any vſe thereof to be made bp reafon onelp of any bargain and falethereok
(except the fame bargain and fale be made by wꝛiting indented, fealed and
inrolledin one of the Queenes Courts of recoꝛd at Aeſtminſter, 02 els
within the fame Countie o2 Counties where the fame manoꝛs, lands, and
tenements {0 bargained and fold lic,o2 be, befoze the Cuftos Rotulorum,
and two Juſtices of che peace, and the Clerke of the peace of the fame —
Countie oꝛ Counties,o2 two of them at the leatt, wherof the Clerke ofthe ©
peace to beone, ethe lame inrolment to be had and made within fire moe
nethes next after the Date of the fame waiting indented, 27,40,8,16,)
2 The ſame Cuftos Rotulorum,o2 Juſtices of peace,and Clerk, hall
take fo the inrolment of euery fuch waiting indented before them, where
theland compzifen in the fame waiting erceede not the peerely value of
rl. Hhillings, tt, $, that ts, xii.ð. coche Juices, and xii.ðv.to the Clerke,
@ for cheinrolment Ec, where the land compzifen oth erceene che ſimme
of ri.g.in yeerely value, b.s that is, 1,8. 0i,0.t0 the Juſtices, and iis. vid,
tothe Clerke foz inrolling the fame deede. And the Clerke ofthe peace ok
euery Countic, ſhall {ufficiently invellin parchment the fame wꝛitings
indented,and thall at the end of euery peeredeliuer the rolles therofte the |
Cuftos Rotulorum of the fame countie,there to remaine,to che intent that
euery |
Inrolments. 181
euerie partie that hath todo therewith , may reloꝛt to him anv fee the
effect thereof, 27. H. 8. 16.
3 2 But this act oth not extend to ante lands, tenements 02 heredita⸗ Corpceate
ments Iping within anie citie, borough, 02 towne corporat, wherein the ——
Maioꝛs,Recoꝛders, oꝛ other officers haue authoꝛitie, oꝛ haue lawfully v⸗
‘fentoinvoll ante euidences, deedes, oꝛ other waꝛitings within their prez
cincts and limits.27. h.8.16.Foꝛ recoueries, deeds inrolled, and releaſes
taken and knowledged bekore thei, be and remaine of like force to all ine
tents, as any of them were befoze che making ofthe ſaid act, 34,1D,8,22,
S.Women 5.
4 Fromthe kealt ok Calter next (being 1 1,Appilis Ann. Do. 15 63,) Surotmenee
all inrolments of {uch wꝛitings indented (ots, as be before mentioned ——
27.H.8. 10.) of anie bargaine and (ale after the ſaid kealt of Ealter to bam.
be made of ante manos, lands, tenements, oꝛ other hereditaments, ſet,
Iping, 02 being in the Counties of Lancaſter, Chelter, anv Withopricke
of Durham, being made andinrolled within fire moneths nert after the
bate of anp {uch writings indented in the Queenes court of Chancerie
at Lancaſter, 02 before the Ducenes Jultice o2 Juſtices of allifes at
Lancafter aforefapd , concerning anie manops , lands, tenements, oꝛ
hereditaments within the ſayd countie of Lancaſter, D2 in the Queenes
Court ofthe Clehequer at Chelter, o2 before the Qucenes Juſtice oꝛ
uffices of Affifes at Chefter atoꝛeſayd concerning antemanors, lands,
enements , 02 hereditaments within the ſayde Countie of Chetter,
M2 inthe court of Chancerie at Dureſme, oꝛ before the Juice or Bus
Rices of Alifes at Dureſme afozefapd, concerning anie manozs, lands⸗
enements, 02 hereditaments, within the ſayd Countie ofthe Biſhop⸗
ticke of Dureſme, halbe accepted, deemed, reputed and taken to be
as good and auaileable inlawe to all intents, asif thefame mpitings
“indented had beene made and inrolled in ante of the Queenes Courts
“at ents, anie thing in the fain former ace ec, notwithſtandiug.
Eliz.26.
5 Pꝛouided alwaies that this act Mall not extend to anie Manoꝛs, corporate
sands ec, [ping within anie citie borough oꝛ towne corporate wichin anp towaes.
bE the faid Counties wherein the Waiors, Recorders, Wailifes, oꝛ ocher
| Mfficer 0} officers haue authoꝛitie and haue lawkully vſed to inroll anie
Euidences, Deedes, op other writings within their Prꝛecinct o2 Limits,
mie thing Ec, notwithſtanding. 5.€1i3,26,
1 Jnwhat cafe itis neceflarie, that a ſafe condite fhould be inrolled.
See Safecondite 1.
2 That fuch things which concerne fines and recoueries may be in-
-olled. S.Fines, 19. 29. &c.
3 3 Forthe office ofinrolments, and fees of inrolments of fines and re-
fOUCKESS S Fines 24.3.4. 07 OAR
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4 That
Jointenancie
plegded tt
afte.
Jointenantie
not pleadable
by bailx.
*
Jointenancte
in Moridaunce-
fter,92 Ivajs vtrũ.
‘the fain deede in their keeping as that whichis imeffect vented, And they
tenants againikehe plainetic, pet they thalbe one peere impzifoned, for ale
t
Tointenancie. ' |
ota: et hat’ Writs of Redifleifon & Secunda persion saflure tall
beinrolled, S. Admefurement. Qe a
ee Jointenancie.
J ie — in autite of Nouel diffeifon alledgeth againſt the plaintife.
that be holocth the tenements demaunded iointlie enfeotten with his
wmife,o2 with Lome ſtranger not named in the weitte,and ſheweth a deede
that teſtifieth the fame, and praieth iudgement of the wart, ikthe plaintik
offer ta berifie bp the allife, chat the tenant at the daie of the purchating
ofthe weitte was ole tenant,and that neither bis wife noꝛ ante other had
ante thing in the tenements in demaund, then the Juttices Hall retatne
ihall warne bp wit the partie which is abſent, that he appeare at a cers
taine date, together with the other tenant; to anſwere to the plaintife ag |
welloftheerception agofthetencments demanded, and put in view tf
be thal chink good. Ac which vate if both thep which were named tenants
appeare, and auow the feoffemens, thep ſhall anſwere and maintaine the)
exception alleadged by one of them, and likewile pleade further tothe Alg)
lile as though the wait hav been purchatey tointly againtt them, And (fig)
be found bp the alitle thatthe fain erception was malictoully alledged ta)
delaie the right of theplaintife for that they were not tointly enfeoftem)
atthe day of the pufthafing of the writ, then though the alſiſe paſſe for the.
leadging fiucyencention; from whence they thall not be deliueredwwithour
agrieucus ſine. But che Juſtices thall not admit ante ſuch exception bp
the Bailifes ofanterenaute, Gnvif he which alleadgeth chat exception,
ablenthimfelie at the daie; and the other which isfain tointfeoftee appea
rethand diſauoweth the deede, pet theallife ſhalbe taken againſt the tes
nant that is ablent by bis delault, and if it be found bp the alliſe chat they)
were not ioint keoſtees, at the dayolthe purchaling ofthe wetttejand like⸗
ife that the tenant again whom the writ was purchalev, op ante aff ‘ :
- the erceprion fallly and malicioully allengen tothe burt of the partie a 19
“tothe diſſeiſon by them done, the plaintike hall recouer his feifon and
his double damages, anv be that alledged the exception thalbe punithed
in korme akoreſaid; And ik neither ofthe tenants come at the vay, chen the
alliſe ſhalbetaken againſt them by their default, And ik it be found by the!
ailife that the exception be true and lawfully alledged that. they which
did ANeadge the ſame were iointly enfeottey before che ptaintife purcha
fer bis writ againlt chem, the plaincifes wꝛit chall be guaſhed whethe
bot tp aR oneonely Oia! 34 CR AOD I
2 Jn the fame maner, ifin alliſe of —— oꝛ Juris verum, :
at the Grit aap chat. che party appecare in court, the tenant alleavgeth the
— exception againt che platntife, anv thereol Hemet) forth a deede
|
Tointenancie. Tron. 132
2
ann the plaintike offereth to verilie bp allile o Jurie that the tenant at
the dap of purchaltny of bis watt. was fole tenant, then the fame pro:
celle and order of procecding ſhalbe obſerued as befope is ſaid in attife of
Novel diffeifon, and the offendoꝛs tn like ſort puniſhed. 34,€0,1.
3 In other writs wherebplands be Demanded, if at the fir dap of
— parties apparance tn court, the tenant alledgeth the forelata excepti⸗
on ot idint feofement, aud the demandant olkerethito veriſie his wait bp
a Jurie ofthe countrey, that che tenant atthe dap of the purchating of
the writ was foletenant, then the fame proces and maner of proceeding
ſhalbe obferucd between the parties, vntil the Jurie haue paffen between
jthem,and if tc be found by the Furie, chat the erception was truly allead⸗
pred, the wit halbe abated, Wut if it be found that the erception was
kalllie anv maliciouſſie alledged tothe burt of thepartte, then the deman⸗
dant fhalfvecouerfeifon of the lands demanded, and the tenant thalbe im⸗
prifoned as is aforefatd, and anſwere Damages after the diſcretion of the
Julſtices. 34. Ed.r. Stat. de coniunctim feoffat.
| ‘x Where; and by what meanes lointenants are compe lable to make
“aie S. Partition, 2.304 pe suet tuts :
“Tron:
part ofthe rivers of Thames, Geucrne, Cie, Dumber, Dec, Cine, Cees,
Trent, oꝛ anie other riuer, creeke, o2 ſtreame, by the which cariage is cõ⸗
tontie vſed by boate orꝛ other veſſel to anie part of che fea, vpon paine of
orf. for euery ſuch tree, oꝛ any part thereofloimploten, ec, xl.s.to the Q.
Ind Ito be recouered by A, J. x. uherein uo CLC, P.oꝛ Fee. 1 Clits,
2 Gutthis ace ſhall not extend to the countie of Suller, noꝛ coche
vilde of Rent, nog to any the parithes of Charlewood, Neweigate and
‘| igh inthe countie of Surrey. I.Eliz. 15.
vnderwood now growing, oꝛ which hereakter hall growe within che
ompalſe of rit miles,from eabout the citie of London oꝛ che ſuburbs of
Whe county of Oxferd downewards che {aid river of Thames, noꝛ with
niiii miles of che koote ofthe hils catlen the Downes, bet wirt Arundell
md Pemſey tn the Cauntie of Suter; noꝛ Wort hin tli, milesof ante of the
oxwns ot cAinchetſey Gite, nop within ti, miles ok the town of Pemſep,
10? within ii. miles ofthe to wne of Haſtings tn the ſaid Countie, spor
ain to koztait koz euery loade of mood lo to be imploied, og conuerted wits
: coa
Jointenancie
pleaded in ante
Præcipe.
—
O herlon thal conuert o2 imploy, 02 cauteto 4p conuerted 02 imploi⸗ clood not tebe
L N ento coale o2 other fuel forthe making of Iron, any timber tree of fate p the
(Dake, Beech, oz Athe, op of anie part thereof, of the bycanth of one loote eon,
ſquare at the fubbe, and growing within rittt, miles of the ſea opofanie 7
| 3 Roaperfon oꝛ perfons thall conuert, op imploy, 02 caule to be cone Coon tonuer·
| cctes opimploien to coale, oꝛ other fuelsfo the making of Seow, 0p of I⸗ Fern coate |
ton mettall,in any Iron milles furnetie,o2 hammer, anie maner of wood, of Jeon,
heſame, o2 within rrii. mues ofthe riuer of Chames, from Dorcheſter
*
Tron. . f\
coale oꝛ other kuel fox the making of Iron, op Fron mettall, tn any Fron
mill, ftrrnace.oz hammer, as afozelaid, xl.s. to the Q. and J. to be recoue⸗
ren bp A.B. P.oꝛ J. wherein no M.E. P.oꝛ Fi, te, 2 2 Clix. «1
The wields ok 4 Chis act thallnotertend to any woods growing 02 to grow in any
Reet {uch parts of the wields of Surrey, Sutler 02 Vent, within che fatd rrit,
miles of the fain citie of London anv the River of Chames, as is diſtant
abvoue viii, miles from the citie of London, and viii, miles from the fata |
River of Thames.23. Eliz.5. 3
New JIron 5 No new Fron woꝛkes ſhall be erected Within crit, miles ofthe ſaid
workes. citie of Londõ, noꝛ within xiiii.miles of the koꝛelaid riuer of Thames, noʒ
Within iiii.miles okthe downes aforeſaid, oꝛ of the fain Townes of Pem⸗
ley, Tinchellep, attings oꝛ Rie, vpon paine of C. li.likewile to be reas)
uered and emploied as is akoreſaid. 23. Eliz. 5.
6 This act, noꝛ anie ching therein contained, ſhal extend to any woods
02 vnderwoods, now ſtanding oꝛ crowing, 02 which hereafter fhall ſtand
— thd oꝛ grow in oꝛ vpon any lands of Chꝛiſtopher Darrell Gent.in the pariſh
of Newdigate, within the wield of che countie of Surrey, whith woods)
of he fain Chpittopher haue heretofore bin, and be by him ppeteruen and
coppiſed fo the vle of his Fron woꝛkes in thoſe parties.23, C15.
Basten! SOF No perfor oꝛ perfons, fhall make, erect, build, oꝛ new {et bp, ato in
mill halbetee ante place within che counties of Sufler, Surrey, o2 Ment, oꝛ anie of
ae Neg them, aniemaner of Iron nuls, furnace, finaric, 02 blomary, for the mar
oN Hing op Working of any maner of Iron, oꝛ Fron mettall other then either
vpon ſuch old ¢ former Bates 02 Pennes wherupon hath lately bin, or at
) che time ofthe new erectio ſhalbe then ſtanding, ſome Fron mils, foonat
oꝛ hammer, oꝛ els ine bpon fuch lands, as the party o2 parties,(o erectt
any fuch intended new work, thalcontinuallp furnith che fame with fu
cient ſupplie of his oꝛ their owne tweods, landing 02 growing in € dp
His oꝛ their owne proper loile 02 Land, being to him oꝛ them in fee {imple
fee taile, oꝛ fo2 terme of life, oꝛ liues without impeachment of watt at th
{eatt, and not otherwile, Noꝛ hall convert oꝛ emplop, oꝛ cauſe to be con]
uerted op emploied to coales 02 other fuel, koꝛ the making o7 working o
Iron oꝛ Iron mettall, in oz about any Iron muls, furnaces, hammers
fpnarie, forge, 02 blomarie, the bonte op bodies of ante found timber trees
Sood timber 02 trees apt for che making of good efufficite cleft wares,o2 ſawing tim
fall nor be berofDke, Ath, o2 Elme, growing of the breadth oꝛ bignes of one foot
themaking fquare at che ftub,o2 anie part of rhe fame bodie oꝛ bodies of any ſuch tre:
of Jicon, 02 trees, vpon pain of fopfaiture fo euerie Iron mil, kurnace, fogwe, finar
oꝛ blomarie, made, erected, builded o2 fet bp contrarie to the tend, ctr
meaning of thts ace, three hundzed pound, And fo2 eucrie bodie ofeuert 9
{uch timber tree, fo imploted 02 conuerted to cole 02 other fuel for the ta 7
king oꝛ workine of Fron, as is afogefaid xl. s. to the D.and J. to be reco
uered bp A. B. P.oꝛ J. wherein us CHC. P.Fc.2 7Eliʒ. 19.
Iron. Iurors, Iuries, and Enquefts. 183
8 Ue thall and may be lawkull co and for the owners of fuch trees, the qoppes anv
hovies whereof haue been, oꝛ thalbe from time to time conuerted and em⸗ —
ploied to, 02 foꝛ any maner of Cimber op Cleft ware, within the wields of Iron worns
Sulſex, Surrey, oꝛ Kent, oꝛ any of them(the fame not being within xviii.
miles ofthe citie of London, oꝛ viii.miles of the Riuer of Thames, oꝛ iiii.
miles of the townes of Rie and Minchelſey, op within tit, miles of Ha⸗
fings, 02 within foure miles ofthe foote ofthe hilles called the Downes
betweene Arundel and Pemſey tn the countic of Suſſex afoꝛeſaid o2 ante
of them)to employ the toppes anvoffals of all {uch trees, to 02 fo2 coles
oz other fuell, ſeruing to 02 fo2 iron works, at their own will ¢ pleafiures,
this ſtatute, oꝛ anie other tce,notwithtandingy,27,€i3,19, !
- x That none fhall make Bilbow Iron like the fafhion of gaddes of
Steele. S.Steele.
Iurors, Iuries,and Enquefts,
F anie Sherife oꝛ Bailifedo put into anie Jurp(others then ſuch as be cajat woatot
nert neighbors, mott {uffictent, and leat Cufpitious,) andis thereot at- prone illbe
tainted, be Hall pap vnto the plaintife his pouble pamages, and be amer⸗ eucrie Furie,
red onto the D,28,€0,1.9,34,€0,3.4,42,€0,3,21,
2 Dlvemen aboue lxx.yeeres of age, being continuatlp ficke, 02 dilea: ory men ae
ed at the time ofthe ſummons, o2 not dwelling inthe countrep, hall not crepit.
se put in Juries, oꝛ petit allifes, andthere thallbe no moe ſummoned in But prise,
me aflife then 24. Meſt.2. 13. Ed. I.37. fummonens
3 No indictoꝛ halbe put in enquetts vpon deliucrance ofthe indictees goo indicto⸗
if felonte 02 treſpaſſe, if he be challenged fo the fame cauſe, bp him which 1 leh sa
indicted, 2 5 Ed. 343 ⸗ S.Challen ge 6. the pare be
4 No Folter, Uerdero2, Regardoz, Agiſtoꝛ, oꝛ other officer of the — —
oreſt, ſhalbe put in anie aſſiſes, Juries, oꝛ Enqueſts to be taken out of the coreũ malt
Be ſworne in
be ſame Foreſt. 3 4.€0,1, Enqueits
5 Sf ante Juror ſworne in Aſſiſes, oꝛ sther Crquetts to be taken be- ;
eene the Q. andthe partie, oz betweene partie and partie, doe by him⸗ cnet oF
{feo any other, take anie thing of the plaintife oꝛ defendant to giue bis bis verdict.
erdict, and thereof is attainted at the (uite of the partie, which will ue
zbinfelfe 02 fo2 the Queene, 02 of ante ather perſon (centring his plaint Decies tantum
iy bfl, immediatly before p Juſtices, before whom the Purp was ſworne)
he {aid Juror thall pate ten times fo much a3 he hath receiued, And all
pole which be Imbꝛaceoꝛs to lead ¢ procure {uch Cnquetts in the coun⸗ Fmbeaceors,
| Fepto make a caine ¢ profite thereof, thall be punihed as the Juroꝛs, and
> (the Juroꝛ oꝛ Imbꝛaceoꝛ ſo attainten haue not wherewith te make re-
' pinpence informe aforelain, he hall be one yeere impriſoned, which ime
ffonment ſhall not be pardoned fo? anie fine and the partie grieued map
uc his action bekoꝛe other Juſtices, ikhe will, Bue no Juſtice oz other
- ‘Teer Hall enquive of office, vpon ante of the points of this ———
onely
Iutors; Turies, and Enquefts: |
onely at the (uit ofthe partie, 02 of others ag akoꝛeſaid. 34Ed.3.8. i
‘ 0.3.12, S.Attaint 17. ‘a,
~ gonvinetter, © SEanic Juroꝛ in Aſſiſes, Juries, op Enquelts take okthe one par
"and of che other, and be thereof duely attainted, he ſhall not after be put in
any alliſes, iuries, oꝛ enquefts, but thall be fent toppifon,and further pur :
then at the Queenes pleafure, And che Juttices bekore whom ſuch J es,
Juries, and Enquelts Hall paſſe, haue power to enquire anv determine,
accoꝛding to this ſtatitte.5. Ed.z3. 10.
Juroꝛs in in 7 No indictment ſhall be made by anie perſons which be ——
ictmente Wall hefare Juſtices of Record, oꝛ which haue flea to Sanctuarie fop trealon.
the —2 — oꝛ kelonie, thereto haue rekuge, but by Enqueſt of the Queens liege lame
Denomination full people, returned bp the ſherifs oꝛ batlifes of franchiſes without anie
ot others. denominationto the ſherifs oꝛ bailifesoffranchiles befoze made, ofant
perfon ofthe names which by him thalbe recurned (except it be bp the oft fs
ficers of the {aid therifs 02 bailifs of franchifes knowen ¢ ſworne te math
the fame, and other minifters to whom tt appertaineth by the lawee |
tomake the fame.) Ano tfante indictment be made in ante point toth a
Panels refox contrarie, the fame fhall be void and reuoked, I I.H.4.9. Seethe force of
Tnitices. this ftat. for the denomination in fome reſpects altered by the ſtatute
next following. |
8 But all panels returned, which be not at the luite of anie — |
that thali be made, and put in,bp euery Sherifand their minifters, a One
ante Juſtice of Gaole deliuerie,oz Juſtices of peace (whereofone to bes
the Quorum) in their open ſeſſions, to enquire for the Queene, halbere
formed bp putting to, and caking out of the names of the —
ſo impaneled, by euerie Sherike e their miniſters, by the diſcretion ofthe
ſame Julſtices, bekoꝛe whom {uch perfons Halbercturned, And the fame.
Juſtice and Juſtices hall commaund euerie Sherike, and their minifters
in chetv ablence, ta put other perfons in the fame panel by their vifcreti tie
ons, And the fame panels fo refoꝛmed by the fatd Julſtices, to be good aw i
lawfull. And tf anie Sherike, og other Miniſters, at anie time doe not ges
turne che fame panel foreformen, then cuerte fuch Sherike oꝛ minitter (0
offending, foz euerie fuch offence hall forf.rz.P.to the Q. and J, to be ree
couered by A. B.ac.wherein no CC, P.tc. And the Qucenes pardon
ſhalbe no barre again che partie tn the fame, that thall {ne anie ſuch age
tion.3. H.8.1 2,
Cnquettoen 9 Che Julſtices of peace in euery Shire ofthis realme, may take oy
quivcot ton their difcretions an enqueft, (whereof euery man ſhall haue lands ¢ teue ⸗
other enqueſts. ments to the yeerely value of cls. at the leaſt) to enquire of the conceale⸗
ment ofather enquelts taken before then ¢ before other, of fuch matters |
and offences ag are tobe enquired ¢ prefenten befoxe guttices of Peace,
whereof cõplaint ſhalbe mave by bilo bils, as well within franchileas
*— Aud tf anie luch concealement be found olanie enquelt had |
ma
*
Turors, Iuries, and Enquefts, | 184
made within the peere after the fame concealement, euerie perfon of the
fame Enqueſt thalbe amerced for the fame concealements, by the diſcre⸗
tion of the fame Juſtices of peace, che {ain amerciaments to be alſeſſed in
plene fellions, 3,1),7,1,S.Leetes 6.11.
10 No fherife, vnderſherike, o2 battife of libertie, Mall put in anie ree eutictencie
cognufance of allifes, turies, enqueſts, o2 attaints that ſhall paſſe out of of freehold.
thew proper countie anp perfon of heir baplituikes, (ercept he hath lands
| €benements ta the peerelp value of an€.s, at theleatt) 02 that (hall paſſe
within the Countie (ercept he hath lands to the value of rls, veerely. 21,
\Go0,1.) either Hal any of them, 02 other Baylike returne vpon any writ
on precept Co Chem directed, to returne anie Enqueſts in anp panel there-
upon to be made, aupy batlifes,officers,o2 feruants of anie Sherike, vnder⸗ Sherike, core
therife, therifes elt Coroner, Steward of franchile, baplife, oꝛ war- Hebd ds la
dent of prifons, in ani@panel by them fo to be made, 23.3.6, 10. J———
11 No perſon thall be admitted to paſſe in anie Enqueſt vpon triall Enqueſt tore
olthe death of aman, 02 in anie enqueſt betwirt partie ¢ partic in plea re⸗· chins Ne he
all, op in plea perfonall, whereof che debe and dammages Declared, Doe a- reall, 02 forty
mount to rl, markes, tf the fame perfon hath not lands, and tenements of log dam⸗
the peerelp value of rl,s,aboue al charges, fo that be be chalenged koꝛ that :
paule bp the partie ec. 2. D. 5.3. But this ſtatute doth extend onely to en⸗
quefts to be taken 02 made bet wire denizen ¢ Denizen, and not to enqueſts
f ppeoofes co be taken o2 made betwirt aliens ¢ denizens according to the
Hat.of 28,0, 3,13, fo2 that purpoſe oꝛdeined. 8. H.6.29. 7
| 12 Upon complaint mave fo one, o2 moze Juſtices of peace, of entrie Juroꝛs to ene
2 detcining of lands with korce, the ſaid Juſtice Hall make his precept Autre of fouct-
othe Sherife ofthe lame Countie, commaunding him tn the Queenes sich
xhalke, to caule appeare befoꝛe him, ſufficient and indifferent perfons, —
welling neere vnto p place where ſuch force is,to enquire therof, wheres
afeuery one bath lands o2 tenements to the cleere peerely value of rl, 8,
“pon euerte of which Jurie the Sherike Hall returne iſſues vpon the firſt
mecept xx.s. vpon the ſecond xl.s. vpon the third an C.s. and at euery dap
fter double. And tf the Sherike, oꝛ ante batlife, hauing returne of wꝛits,
e flacke and doe not duely execute the ſaid precepts, he thal topfait for
uerie default xx.k. to the D, and allo pate to ber a fine.8. H.6.9. S.Force.
D haluftice of peace 89.00.44 -- — ‘i
(23 Ifa Sherife op other perfon, which ought to returne writs 02 Jurors retuee
| Recepts, va returne before anie Eſchetor or Commifioner, any perſons —— Ba
- enquire oflands vꝛ tenements, ercent euery of the fame Jurie ſo re⸗ —
urned, oꝛ other to his vie, haue lands oꝛ tenements af the veerely value
i le all charges within the fame Sphire where the Enquirie
hall be made, he ſhall fo2fate fox euerie perfon fo returned, rl, 8 (except
be fame Juroꝛs be returned before an Elchetoꝛ in a Citie 02 Coꝛpo⸗
ate Colne, oy whichis made bp anie perfor hauing ppivilenge "
make
Turors, Turies, and Enguefts:
make Elchetozs.) 1.49.8,8, 349.8,2, S.Efchetor, Office, In Inquifidons 4
Tucowsinthe 14 FE anie Baplife, op other officer in anp countic ofthis Realn
chertles turne. doe returne 02 impanctl in anie panel to be taken oz put in, 02 vpon anie
inguificion o2 inquirie, before the Sbirife in bis turne, other chen fuch ag
be of good name ¢ fame, and which haue lands oꝛ tenements of freehol 1B
within che fame Counties, to che peerely value of xx.s. at the leaſt, 07
~ Coppholo lands and tenements holden by Cuftome of the manour wi
in the ſaid Countie to the veerely value of xxvi.s.viii.ð. aboue all nt
at the leatt, he thall fogf, for euerie perfon fo impanelled, oꝛ returned, 3
being of the ſufficiencie aforefatd ris. and che Sherike other r1.s, to the
D.and J. te, to be recouered by A,ofaebe, whereinno €,19.¢c, Ande ¥
ric indictment, taken before the Sherife in his turne, in anie other mane
is bod, 1,12.3.4,
Triall ot kela· 5 Cuerieperfon being the Queenes naturall ſubiect borne, tic)
—— either byname of a Citizen, oꝛ a Freeman, oꝛ any other name, doth —
cthe liberties of anie Citie, Boꝛough, o Towne cozporat, where he dine
Leth, being worꝛth in mooueable goods to the cleare balue of xl. k. chall be
admitted in triall of murders and felonies in everie ſeſſtons and caolesot |
Deliveries kept ine fo2 che libertie of ſuch Cities, Borꝛoughs, oꝛ Cowes
copporat, albeit he hath no freehold, But this Acte ertendeth not to ante
- Ruight op Clquire,vwelling,abiding,o2 reforcing tn, 02 to ante —
tiete.23,0.8.13.
Sintoys im · 16 No perlon ſhalbe impanelled, ſummoned oꝛ ſwoꝛne in anie Juris
ereouts OrEnquelk in courts within the citie of London, ercept he be of land⸗
in London. tenements, goods oꝛ cattelsto the value ofrl.markes, And no perfon 9
be impanelled, ſummoned nor ſworne in Juries oꝛ inqueſts in ante cout
Within che {aid citie fox lands oꝛ tenements, o2 action perfonall, wherel
the debt oz dammages amounteth to the fumme of rl. marks, oꝛ —
cept he be infants, tenements, goods oꝛ cattels,to the value of C.marks
And the fame matter ¢ caule allenged by any of the {aid parties bp tap
chalenge, and fo found, thalbe admitted ¢ taken in euery of the (ain court
Tues retur · as a pꝛincipall chalenge, And euery ſuch perſon impanelled oꝛ ſumme net '
a foappeare inanp Jurie oꝛ enqueff, before any of the Judges of rhe fame
Citte, making default at the firſt ſummons, thal looſe and fopfate in iſſue⸗
ritd, and at the ſecond dekault it, $, and fo at euery dekault after that, th!
iſſues and penalties thalbe doubled, And all {uch tues loft in the ator!
court, thalbe forfaited, leuied and perceiued tothe vſe of the Maior € Cõ
minaltie of che fai Citie, And all fuch iſſues lott in the Sbherifes court o
courts, fhalbe fo2 fatten leuied ¢ perceiued to the vie of che Sberifes of thi
fame Citie for the time being toward their fee farme,t 1.1,7.21, Anofo 7)
all Such iſſues in forme aforefaid to be loft oꝛ forfaitedin p Maiors *
it ſhalbe lawkull co the ſaid Maior € to hrs ſucceſſors to diftreine, and
fame diſtrelle to retaine, vntil be og they be latiſſied of the laid iſſues.
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in like matter it hal be lawkull to the ſaid Shirikes anv their {uccelfogs to
piftreine for (uch iſſues lok in cheir Courts, and the Came to retaine vntill
thep be fatiffien of the ſaid iſſues.4. H. 8.3. And the Sbirifes of London
haue authoritie to returne in panels of all actions and ſuits depending iit Panels in
che kings Bench ¢ Common place,oz Eſchequer, and triable at S. Mar⸗ Loreen of ire
cing the graund in London by Nifi prius,perfons being Citizens, hauing the Queenes
goods tothe value of C. marks. oꝛ aboue, to trie the ues iopned in cuery Srettminiter,
fuch action oꝛ ſuit. Ano the perfons fo recurnen ſhall be ſwoꝛne and do iu
all fuch Juries likewiſe m euery ching, as other perfons hail doe hauing
Jands, tc. to the peerely value of xl.ẽ. ouer all charges. Che Shirifes of Iſſues retuee
the (aid Citie Hal returne vpon the irk diſtres xx.ð. in euery ſuch action, rae
oꝛ ſuit, vpon euerp ofthe Juroꝛs impanelled to trie che iſſues toined of all
|things triable in Lonvon by proces of NiG priusout of the ſaid Courts,
vpon the lecond diſtreſſe iii.s.iiii.dð. and spon euery diſtreſſe after chat ,the
\pouble value, vntill a full Juric in euery {uch action o2 {uit hall appeare,
and be ſworne to trie the iſſues iotned in the fame, Ano if the Sbirifes
make anp returne vpon {uch diſtreſſe, contrarie to the foꝛme aforeſaid, they
ſhall korfait x. Pi. tothe Queene and Inkoꝛmer, wherein no Mager, P.
tec. 4. H.8.3. 5. h.8.5. See Challenge 3. |
17 GCuerp Indictment tobe taken before any of che Qucenes Juſti⸗ Indictment in
ces inthe Countic Palantine of Lancatter , 02 befoge anp Shirike in his Pe agnor
Turne, inthe fain Countie, whereby any perfon oꝛ perſons be fuppolen 4 —
by the lame indictment to be, 02 to haue bin inhabiting oꝛ conuerfant out euite,
of the laid Countiv,¢ within any other Countie within Cnaland,fhall be
taken bp verdict of rit, men, whereof euerp of them,o2 ſome other to there
fe, fhall haue lands and tenements tothe peerelp value ofan C.s. And no
proces (hall he made out of {uch indictment , before it be Duelp examined
efore the Jultices, within the ſaid Countie, whether the laid Indictoꝛs,
And euerp of them, at the time of fuch indictment taken, bad lands € tenes
“ments within the fain Countie of Lancaffer to the peerely value ofa C.õ.
aboue all charges. And ik it be found that euery of the fatd Indictors at
the time of the {aid indictment taken, had not lands ec, to the fain peerelp
value of an C.s.then the indictment,asto {uch perfons ſo indicted, ſuppo⸗
fen bp the fatdindictment to be inhabiting o2 conuerfant out of the ſaid
Countic of Lancatter,thall be voiv. 33. H.6. 2.
18 And inlike fore euery {uch indictment taken in any other Coun⸗ where each
ie of any perfon inhabiting within the Countieof Lancatter, hallbe Ato mut
- taken by the verdict of tivelue men, enerpof them having lands to the of trechoiv.
peerelp value of aC, sin that other Countie , o2 els the indictment hall
- be bid, 3 3. H.6.2. Nees
19 Ain all cafes where any Juror to be returned fop the triallof anp Yor" Bose
ſſue oꝛ iſſues ioyned in any of the Queenes Courts ofthe Kings Bench, Furoz may
ommon please the Elchequer, oz — Guttices of alſiſe by —— aaa
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freehold in lands,tenements, oꝛ hereditaments, to the cleere peerely value
ditũuum per annum ad minus, per quos rei veritas melius ſciti potent, Ee
Venire facias
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lurors, Iuries, and Enquefts. a
of this Realme now in fozce ought to haue fate of freehold in lands, tene⸗
ments, oꝛ heredicaments, of the cleere peerelp value of xl.s in euerp (uch
cafe, the Jurozs that thall be returned , ſhall euery of them haue eſtate of
of fower pounds at the leaſt. And the wꝛits of Venire facias which ſhall
be awarded ant directed fo2 che impanelling of Juries in the caſes atoꝛe⸗
faid , hall be in thts foxme. Regina &c.Precipimus &¢. quod veni
faciascoram &c.duodecim liberos & legaleshomines de Vicenetode _
B.quorum quilibet habeat quatuorlibras terr¢ ,tenementorum,yelrede
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qui nec &c. and fa foopth che reſidue of che fain wait after the auncieng —
forme, And vpon euery ſuch watt and wꝛits of Venire facias,the Shirife
oꝛ other miniſters to whom the making of the pancll hall appertaine ſhal
not returne in any luch panel, any perſon, vnieſſe he may pifpendiiii, B.
by the peere at the leaſt of freehold out of auncient vemefte, within the
Countie where he iſſue ig to be tried, vpon paine to forf.foz euery per
being recurnedin anp ſuch panell,that cannot difpend iiii. ki. kreehold ag
ig afoꝛeſaid xx.õ. 35. D.8.6. 2. Ed.G.3 2. 27. El.6. And in euery wꝛit of |
Venire facias, wherein the laid claufe (quorum quilibet &c.thall be omite
ted) the Sbhirife oꝛ other minifter to whom the making of the panel hall
appertaine, hall not returne in any ſuch panel any perſon, vnleſſe hemax
diſpend fone lands, oꝛ tenements, of eſtate of freehold, out of aunciens
demeſne, within the Countie where the illue is to be tried, And allo hall
recurne in euery ſuch panel (viz. both where the laid claule quorum qui« 9)
libet hall be inferted,o omitted) fire Cufficient hundzeders at theleat, |)
vpon paine to fogf, fo, euery perfor returned in any ſuch panel, chat ce
not diſpend ſome land bp the peere xx. õ, and foz euerp hundꝛeder omitt
EtG 35. H.8.6. 2. Ed.6. 3 2. At, 02 vpon the trial of any iſſue ioyned
any perfonall action, no further challenge fog the hundzed ſhall be admit⸗
ted, if two fufficient bundzevers Do appeare, at and vpon che triall ofſu
iſſue. Pꝛouided neuertheleſſe, that all acher challenges, pꝛincipall oꝛ fox |)
other caule hall be admitted, allowed, and tried, in ſuch oꝛder & fozme,as |)
if this Act hav never binmade, 27,216, 35. h.8.6. —
20 Cyoweucrp fil weit of Habeas corpora op Diſtringas, with a |
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NiG prius deliuered of recozd,the Shirife og other miniſter op minihers
to whomche making ofthe recurne thal appertaine, hall returne in iſſues
vpon euery perfon impanelled e returned vpon any ſuch weit at helen |
fy & And at the ſecond wit of Habeas corpora,oz Diftringas, with aNia @
prius vpon every perfor impanelled and returned bpon any ſuch wꝛit,
reg at the leak, And at the third wait of Habeas corpora,og Diſtringas,
witha NiG prius, that (hall be further awarded pon cuery — |
nelled and returned bpon {uch wit xxx.s. And vpon euery weit that ſhall |
be further awarded co trie anp Cach iſſites, to Double the iffucs it (a
— pected, |
Iurots, Turies, and Enquefts, 186
{pecifies ,wntilla full Jurie be ſwoꝛne, oꝛ the proces othertwite ceafer or
determined vpon paine co kork. for euerp returne of iſſues contrarieto the
forme aloreſaid v. Li.to the Q.€ I.to be recoucred in anp Court of recoꝛd
bp A. B. P. 3, ec. wherein no CA... 19. ec, Pꝛouided that this Act ſhall
not extend to any Juries o2 iſſues to be returned in any Citteo. Cowne
coꝛpoꝛat, oꝛ ether towne oꝛ place pꝛiuiledged to hold plea, oz inthe rit,
Shires of Aales,but that they hal may be returned as heretofore they
lawfully might haue bin, this act ec.notwithſtãding.2 7. 1.6, 3 5. H. 8. 6.
ar Sfany Shirife,inverthirife, Bailike zocher minifter de returne Airs venue:
any perſon op perfons to be ſummoned to appeare in any Furie wherin he gurour vet
| hall for vefautt of his appearance loſe 02 fopfait anp ites, where in truth ſummouto.
ſuch perfon ſhall noc be lawfully ſiimmoned: Chen the fame Shirife, Un⸗
derſhirike, Baitlife, 02 other minifer by whole default fuch perfon ſhall be
returned, ſummoned, as afozefaid, hall forf.tofe,¢ pap vnto the ſaid perſon
/& perfons foreturned, double the value of the iſſues by ſuch Juror or Ju⸗
rors loft oꝛ foꝛf. for bis default of apparance, 27, C1,6, 35. H. 8.6.
| 22 It any Dhivife,Cinverlhivife, Hhirifes deputies Shivife, 02 vn⸗ Receiuing re⸗
derſhirikes clerke, op anp Gailife of franchile, Hall receiue, cake, op bane WO ne
‘bp bimlelfe,o2 by anp other, any ſumme of money, reward, oꝛ other profit Juror.
Divectly oꝛ indirectly, oꝛ do take any promile, make any agreement 02
aſſent to haue anp ſumme of monep, reward, oꝛ other profit directly 02 in⸗
directly, of anp perfon oꝛ perfons,fo2 the {paring not warning, oꝛ not re⸗
turning of anp perfonto be ſworne as a Juroz , for the triall of any iſſue
lopned, 02 fo be ioyned in any of the Queenes Courts afozelatD, (v3, the
Rings Bench, common Pleas, and Clchequer ) 02 before any Juſtices:
Chen euery Shirike, Underſhirike, Bailike, ec, ſo offendine, hall foge, for
uerp fuch offence 0, Ti.to the Q.and J.to be recouered tn any Court of
teco2d, bp A.B.P.I.tc. wherein no CU, €.19, tc, 27, E16,
| 23 In euery twit of Habeas corpora,o2 Diftringas, with a Niſi prius, ‘rates at the
where a full Jurie thall not appeare before the Juſtices of Alliſes, oꝛ Nit Mantes te
prius,o2 els after appavanceof a full Jlurte,by the challenge okany of the ©
arties,the Furie is like to remaine vntaken fo2 default of Juroꝛs: then
he fame Juttices, vpon requeft mabe by the partie plaincife o2 demaun⸗
fant, Hall haue auchopitie to commaund the Shirike oꝛ other miniſter o2
niniffers,to whom the making of che (aid returne thal appertain,to name
appoint, as often as need thal require,{o many of {uch other able perfons
f che fain Countie then ppelent at the fain Aſſiſes oꝛ Niſi prius, as fhall
! aake bp a full Jurie, which perfons ſo to be named ẽ impanelled by ſuch
Shirike, og other minifter op minitters,thal be added to the former panel,
| thew names annered to the fame. And euery of the parties halle map
: aue bis 02 their challenge tothe Jurors ſo named, added, x annered coche
MD former panel by the ſaid Sbhivif,o2 other minifer oꝛ miniſters, in ſuch
- pile as ik they had bin impanelled vpon the Venire facias, awarded to tric
Hh 2 the
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Iurors, Iuries, and Enquefts.
the fain ilſue. And the ſaid Juſtices ſhall anv may proceed to the trtall of
euery (uch illue with chole perfons that were before impanelled and retur⸗
red, and with chole newly added and anneren to the fait fogmer panel bp
yertue of this act, in ſuch wile as they might oꝛ ought to haue done, if all
the fain Jurors had bin returned vpon the wꝛit of Venirefacias,awardes
totrie the laid iſſue. And all anv euerp (uch triall hav,hatlbeas goovany
effectuall inthe law, to all intents ¢ purpoles,as if ſuch triall had bin had
and tried bp rit,of the Jurors impanelled and returned vpon the writ of
Venire facias , awarded to trie ſuch iſſue. And in cafe fuch perfonsas the
- fain Shirike, miniſter oz miniſters hall uname € appoint, asisafogefain,
92 any ofthe, after thep thall be called, be ppefent and doe not appeare,
oꝛ after bis oꝛ their apparance,doe willfully withdraw him oꝛ themfelues
from the peelence of the Court: Chen ſuch Juſtices ſhal and may fee fuch
fine bpon every {uch Juroꝛ, making default ,o2 willfully withdꝛawing
himlelfe ag is aforefatn , as they ſhall chink good by theirdilcretion the
faid fine to be leuied in ſuch maner and forme, agiffues forfaiten elo bp
Jurors for vefaule of their apparance at che common Law , haue bin ace
cuſtomedto be levied , And there any Jurie,that thall be returned by the —
Shirike, oꝛ other minifter oꝛ miniſters, Hall he made full bp the coms —
maundement of the fain Juſtices by bertue of this Act ,pet neuertheleſſe |
fuch perfons as were returned in the fain panell by the Shivife,og ocher
miniſter op minifters to trie any ſuch tue chat thal not appeare,but make
default, Hall lofe che iſſues vpon them returned, tn fuch wile as though !
the fame Jurie had remained for default of Jurozs, 3 5.1).8.6, 2,.€0,6,
32, Alike Statute was made Ait 5.Cliz.25, Chat if a full Furie thou d
not appeare before the Juſtices of the great Seſſions in any of the xi |
Shires in CHales,op in the Counties Palantine of Chefker, Ourham,op
Lancalter, o2 after apparance by challenaeof anp of the Juroꝛs,the Furt o | |
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werelike to remaine vntaken fog defaultof Jurors + Chat thenthe fain
might commaund the Sbirife og ocher minifers co appoint fo manp |]
others ofthe favo Counties then pꝛeſent, as ſhould make vp a full Jurie, ff
Et fic de ceteris verbatim vefupra. a
Tacsinatmit 24 Che Bulticesof Alife and NiG prius, before whom anp trial ſhall
nponapenall fe mane, bp vertue of anp wait of Habeas corpora, 02 Diftringas, with a
NiGi prius, where a full Jurie thall not appeare, o2 after apparance of &
full Jurie,by challenge the Jurie ts like toremaine vntaken, foꝛ default
of Jurors, hall haue authoꝛitie vpon requett made for the D. ber heires og J
0 ſucceſſors, bp any authorizen thereunto,o2 aligned by the Juſtices of the |
Court before whom che fain Enqueſt hall be taken, oꝛ vpon requeſt to 4
made bp the partp that follotweth aſwel fog the Q. ber heires ¢ ſucceſlore
as kor himſelke, vpon any penall Statut,o2 bis, oꝛ their Attoꝛney, to com⸗
maund the Shirike, o2 other miniſter oꝛ miniſters, ta wham the ne |
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ofthe (ain returne fhall appertaine,to name and appoint, as often ag need
(hall require,fo many of {uch other able perfons of che fai Countic then
prefent at the (aid Alliſes, oꝛ Niſi prius, and to adde ¢ annexe the names to
the fopmerpanell, as fhall make bp a full Jurie ofxii.men for che triall of
{uch iſſue. And all ¢ eucry claufe,fentence,article, md prouifo com⸗
prifentn the ſaid former Act of 3 5. H. d. hall be taken, tnterpeeten,¢ ers
pounded,Co giue the like ¢ the fame aduantage to the Ducene, her heires
and fucceffors,and all {uch perfon and perfons as ſhall purfue any action,
| Pill,plaine, oꝛ information forthe Q. her heires ann ſucceſſors, ouelp oꝛ
| for her € the parties, asthe partie plaintife in anpother action ſhould op
| might bane by vertue of che fain Act, in {uch forme and condition, to all
| antents and purpofes,as if {uch actions 02 ſuites had bin particularly de⸗
clared in the lato Act, 4,¢ 5.79,and M. 7.
_ 25 . Snallcafes where the partie plaintife oꝛ demaundant bp any ſta⸗ Tales decircum-
of Nift prids,within Erigland; oꝛ tothe Juſtices of Oyer,op of Alliles of
the rit. Shires of Gales, ¢ of the counties Palantine of Lancaſter, Che⸗
ffer,¢ Durham,a Tales de circumftantibus,tn euery {uch cale,the parties
tenants,actors,auowants, and vefendants (if the plaintifes o7 demaun⸗
Dants Hall vpon the calling of che principal panel o2 Juric, forbeare oz
refute to pray the fame) fhall may vpon their requeſt hatte vpon the fame
record, and by the ſame Juſtices, the Tales ,02 Taleffes de circumftanti-
bus, vnto them graunted,tn like maner,fozme,and degree, to all refpects,
as the piaincife op demaundant in any {uit oꝛ action map haue the fame, bp
any ſtatute oꝛ ordinance heretofore made oꝛ fet fooꝛth. 1 4.C1.9,
26 And likewile the dekendant thall be admitted to prap ¢ haute a Tales Tales fo2 the
decircumfantibus in all popular actions;infopmatias,bils,op ſuits cont: Rracrore
enced o2 bad in any of che Qucenes Courts of record, vpon any penal
awes orꝛ fatutes , wherein anp perfor thall fue, pꝛoſecute oꝛ informe, as
ell for the Ducene,ber heires and ſucceſſors, as fo2 himlelfe, whereupon
iſſue ſhall be ioyned to be tried bp che Countrey. 14. El. 9.
27 Itthe graund Juric in Attaint appeare not vpon che firſt diſtreſſe Itues in aes
ad againſt them, fothat the Jurie koꝛ their dekault dorematne , he that taint.
naketh default hall fopf.to the Q. vpon the fir diſtreſſe xx. 8, vpon the
Jecond diſtreſſe r,s, ¢ after making dekault, koꝛ cuery default v. ki. and the
tke fozf. hall hep make which be named inthe Tales, 23. H.8.3. 13. El.
bs. Andifanyof che Jurors of the graund Furie impanellen & ſummo⸗ Feues in at⸗
+ hedin the Courts within the Citic of Lonvon, at che ſummons make de⸗ faint Mueoin
ault, {chat the Attaint remaineth to be taken for default of Jurors,then :
uerp of the faine Jurors fo making vefault, ſhall forf, for the firk de kault
HLS, ¢ at the fecond dekault v. ki, and at euery default after that x. ki, and
ike proces thal be made ¢ {uen there againſt che graund Jurie ¢ the petit.
- Surie,€ the partie ¢ parties, as isto — and ſued in Attaint lued —
Bb 3 the
tute heretofore made, may haue vpon his requell made vnto the Juſtices pep” Pete
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the common Law. Ano che fame proces ſhall be mane returnable at euerp —
Huſtings of common pleas ,¢ the Attaine hall not remaine to betaken
after the ſirſt lummons returned, koꝛ 02 bp che vefault of the def. oꝛ tenant,
pefendants oꝛ tenants,o2 of anp ofthe petie Jurie named in the fame Ate
taint by this act oꝛdeined. Aud the penalties fogfaiten by any of the fais
qraund Furie, halt be leuied tothe vſe of the Maioꝛ ¢ Cominaltic of the
{aid Citie, wherein no P.oꝛ €, hall be allowed xe, 11,30,7,21, 4
28 Upon a realonable ercufe foꝛ default of apparance of any Furey
{ufficiently pꝛoued before the Juſtices of Aſſiſes oꝛ Niſi priusat the day of ‘
their apparance by the Och of tivo latwfull and honeſt witnelles, the fais
Juſtices thall haue auchopitie by cheir diſcretions to diſcharge euerpfuch
Juror of enerp uch forfaiture of iſſues vpon himreturned. Andthe Shee
vife 02 other minifter hauing conmmandement by the faid Juſtices tcoomit
the returning of {uch iſſues ag is aforefain pon fuch Juror oꝛ Furoys —
(hal be therin diſcharged of the penalties afozefatn for the non returning |
of the (aid iſſues: And pec notwithſtanding the faid returne thall be yoo
e effectual inthe law, any law cultome gc, not withſtanding. And ifthe
{aid Jultices before whom any {uch Furie ſhould appeare in the Countie —
where {uch iſſue is to be tried bp bertue of a wꝛit ok Nifi prius doe not
come at che dap € place appointed, but that the fame Alife oꝛ Nifi prius —
for that time thall be vifcontinued fo not comming ofthe fain Juttices op
foz any other occafion other then by default oꝛ lacke of Juroys sChen
euery oncof the faid Jurors thal be diſcharged fo2 fopfaiting of any iſſues
Hpon hintreturnedin thefame wit, Ano the Shirike op other miniſtet
fhal belikewife diſcharged of the penalties of chis Statute fo2 thenot rex
turnine of fuch iſſues as therein are limitted: anp article o2 ſtatute F
tonteined tc, not withſtanding. 35. H.8.õ. 2. Ed.6.3 2. Alike bꝛaunch
of a Statute was made Anno 5.Eliz.2 5, koꝛ the authoꝛitie of the Juſt
ces 02 their Deputies, to diſcharge any Jurorof his default of apparance
atthe great Sellions in the rit, hires in Hales, op in the Counties
Pane of Chelter, Durham, oꝛ Lancaſter. Et fic de ceteris verbatim:
vt ſupra. —V
ee all maner of Enquetts, and proofes which be to be taken c
Halbe deme- made amongſt Aliens ¢Dentzens , be thep Marchants o2 others, alwell
— beloꝛe the Maior of the Staple, as before any other Jultices oꝛ mini⸗
pattie. —sMtersalthouhthe Queene be partie, the one halke of the Enqueſt cp prꝛoofe
thal be of Denizens, and the other batfe of Aliens ik lo manp Aliens be tn
the tolune o2 place where ſuch enquett 02 proofe is to be taken, that be not |
parties, nop with the parties in contracts,pleas,op other quarels, wherot
fuch enquett or proofes ought to be taken .And if there be not fo many
Aliens, then tall there be put tn (uch enquetts a2 pꝛooles as many aliens,
as {hall be found inthe fame totmes oꝛ places , which be uot thereto pave
ties, noz With the parties ag afoze is laid, and the remnant of —
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Which be good men, and not fulpicious to the one partie noꝛ to the other,
25. Ed. 3.8. 28. Ed. 3.1 3 2. H.5.3. 8.h.6.233
30 But ik it happen any outlandiſh perſon, calling himſelke an Egip⸗ Covvtians.
tian, 02 any ſuch ſtranger, do commit within this Realine any murder,
robberie,o2 felonie and thereof be indicted and arraigned, doe plead not
giltie oꝛ any other plea triable bp the Countrep, then the enquelt that
{hal paſſe betweene che Queene € {uch partie, thall be altogether Engliſh
men, 22. H. 8. 10. And in like fore hall the Enqueſt be, where any of the
faib Copptiansisindicted offelonic for continuance within this realme
by the fpace of one moneth, 1,€ 2. P.and M. 4, 5.Cliz,20,
31 jo Jurie thall be compelled to appearein any of the Q. Courts etek aus
at CHeltin. for the trial of any iſſue in anp. fuite, vpon any penall law, petten to-ap-—
fop any offence committed aboue thirtie miles fromthe Citie of CHettm, Peareat Ack
except in cale where the Atturney generall for che time being , for tome :
reaſonable caulein that bebalfe ſhewed, thall require the fame to be tried
| atthe Batre inany ofthe Courts of the Queenes Paieſtie, her heires
oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛs at Meſtminſter afozelain, which requekt hall be noted on
the backſide of the writ of Diftringas thereupon awarded, to the end the
OShivife or his hatlife may ann (hall ſignifte che fame to the Furie that are
in ſuch cafes impanellev.18,€1,5, 27. El.10. 2
32. Che Jultices of Allile chall not compell che Juroꝛs precifelp to The Fury mae
fap that it isa diſſeiſon, oꝛ not fo they wil veclare the trueth of the mat: dict at large.
ter, and require the Juſtices helpe, Bur if chep willingly fay, chat it isa
diſſeiſon, oꝛ not,cheir verdict Hall be receiuedat their one peril, MAeſt⸗
minſter 2, 1 3. Ed.1. 30. inh. (1 a
33 Mo Dhirife,Coroner,o2 other perfor to whom it thall appertaine Ho Furor fer
tomake returne of any wait, thall returne anp Juroꝛ dwelling out of any andition of bis
libertie, without chetrue addicion of the place of his dwelling 02 abode, at dwelling Place,
the tine of the {aid returne , 02 within one peere next befoze the making
f any fuch returne, o2 fome other addition, by which the partie returned
"Map be knowen: Noꝛ any Juroꝛ within any libertie, with other addition,
hen luch, as thal bedeliucredto him, by the bailife of the fat libertic
pz bis deputie, certifies onder his oꝛ their hand : Noꝛ any Bailifeof any -
thertte, nog any Gis oꝛ their deputie o2 deputies, thall of himlelfe returne
) inp Juroꝛ,oꝛ delinerto the Sbirife, his Underſhirike, deputie, oꝛ depu⸗
ies, the names of any perfons to be returned vpon any panell 02 Jurie,
vithout che true addiction certifien onder his oꝛ their hands to the Dhirife
tthe place of dwelling or above of euerp perſon ſo to be returned, at the
Ine of the ſaid returne, op within one peerenert before the fain returne,
Qfome other addition, by which the partie returned, may be knowen.27,
kliz.7. 39,€1i3,1 8, an enery Gr.
34 Ho extract otillues, againſt anp Juroz returned, as afogetain,thal asntnit a Jue
edeliuered out, receiued, oꝛ putin mies pane (uch addicion as is put in Foun
eH 4 the
recouered bp A.B.P.oꝛ J. in any Court of recoꝛd wherein no Ge, ,
5 Where'the Turie fhall be de Medietstelinigie S. Attain ar. F
lurors, luries, &c. Tinfticesof Aſsiſe, & Gaoledeliuerie,
the oꝛiginall Panell oꝛ Cales , wherein ſuch Juroꝛ ſhall be ſo rerurned.
And no Underſſhirike, Bailike, oꝛ other Officer, oꝛ perſon whatforuer,thal
collect;leute,og gather any iſſues ſo extreated, of any other perſon oꝛ pers ·
fons, then of ſuch perſon and perfons,as bp bertucofthe fainertreat,isof
right charged, oꝛ chargeable , with the papment okthe laid illues vpon
paine that euery Clerke,that Hall wait oꝛ deliuer, oꝛ cauſe, oꝛ pꝛocure an⸗
ſuch extreat to be deliuered out, receiued, oꝛ put in bre, andencrp other
perfon offending contrarie to the intent and meaning of this Act, thal koz⸗ |
fait tothe Queene, her heires andfuccellozs iii.li. LS, viii v; and to che
P. qriewed,o2 which ſhall ſuſtaine any loſſe thereby iii.li. vi.s. vilið to be
P.thall be allowed, 27. El.7. 39. El.8.
That Iuriestaken by the Marfhall ofthe Queene⸗ houfe, fhall beof ‘|
the Countrey there about. S. Marſhall 3). ‘
2): That a lurie charged to inquire of trefpas committed within aPotii a
reft, fhal gine their verdict wherethey receiuedtheir charge.S.Forelts 7.
3 Ofwhatfufficiencie Jurors returned to inquire ofRiot,Rout,oryns |
lawfull affemblie ought to be. S.Riots Taye 12: J
4 Of what fu ficiencie Jurors returned i in Attaint ought to Be Se S. Ate —9
taints 1.6.7. 14.2
Where lurors may be impanelled in one Countie to inquire ofany
act, thing, or matterin an other.S, Attaint 7. |
7 What Iurors fhall be impanelled for the triall of him * feloni
onfly imbefilleth arecord.S. Felonie 18, J
8Mhere a Iurie fhall betaken foran Infant sasthough: ‘he were of fi ! 1
agesSiAge aun DF
9 Within what time panels of AGifes thal be arraied, and copiesdeli i J
uered tothe parties.S.Afsife 8. a
10 Wherea Tales thal be awarded into: an other Countie;then where |
the iffue is to be tried. S, Attaint: 72)! $
tz That a Bailife thall be appointed for. the keeping of a lurie |
. Wales,and the punithmentofthofe lursthereywhich doe wrongly |)
oman hat it 7D Loyd 02 other of che Countrep great 02 {mall hall fie —
withthe Jultt · bench with the Juttices ofthe Alife in their Selſions in anyot che
ces of affife.
Me nian fhall
——— of
aflife in bis
owne County.
Done contrarie to this act a may to the Dire Ttoberecouered by A. J.
acquite any Felon or Murderers; Wales 114. 114.
Iuftices of Afsife;‘and Gaole deliuerie,
Shires of England; vponpaine ofa great forfaiture to the Queene, net⸗
ther the Juſtices hall {ufferthe tontrarie to be done 20/263, 1) |
2 320 Tultice, nor other man learned inthe Lawesof this Realmey |
thall vſe nog erercife the office of Juſtice of Alife, within any Countie
where he was bogne,o2 doth inhabite vpon paine to fort, fo euery —
—
wherein |
|
Tuftices of Afsife, and gaole deliuerie. 189
wherein no M.E. P. But this act woth not ertend to any clerke of aſſiſes
affoctat toanie Juſtice of aſſiſe, for he may erercife the office of Clerke-
fhip of aſſiſe in anie countie, citie, o2 towne, where be doth dwell, o2 was
boone : either doth this acte extend onto the Juſtices, Juſtice clerks,
or Clerke of allies within the Quecnes Duchie and Countie Palantine
ofLancaſter, noꝛ to the Juſtices ofthe one Bench o2 the other for ta⸗
king, bearing oꝛ determining alſiſes in che ſaid Courts, noꝛ to anie Ju-
fice that hall take anie aflife by oz bpon adiournement fop difficultic of
the fame, noꝛ to any Maioꝛs, Sherifs, Recovers, Stewards, Baitlifs,
Sutoꝛs,oꝛ other officers in anie citie, borough, 02 towne, but thep may be
‘Juices ofallile vf freth force, and of other allies, in the fame cite,
borꝛough, 02 towne, where hee o2 they doe dwell, oz were hogne, as thep
might haue been before,33,1D.8,24,8,18,2.2, : :
» 3 Sullicesofallife and gaole deliuerie, ſhall keepe their ſeſſions in the ecthere guste.
principal ¢ chiefe townes of eucrie countie, viz, where the Countie courts fF8 Male Reeve
of the fame counties be holden,o2 ſhalbe holden 6. R.2.5. And the ſeſſions :
of the Juſtices of aſſiſe and gaole deliuerie within the countie of Cumber⸗
and Halbe holven inthe time of peace and truce in che citieof Carlile and
in none other place. 14. H.6. 3.
4The Julſtices before whom inquiſitions, enqueſts and iuries ſhall Juſtices of
be taken by the Queenes wait called Niſi prius, according to the koꝛme of retire tye
he ſtatute thereof mave,baue power of all the cafes of felonie anv of trea: Gaoie.
‘OM, to gine their tudgements aſwel where aman is acquit of felonie 02 of
realon, as where be ts thereofattainted, at the daie and place where the
‘Ald inguifitions,enquetts ¢ turies be fo taken, and then from thenceforth
o award execution to be made by force of the fame iudgemẽts.14. H.6. I.
1 Whatfuites commenced before Iuftices of affife fhall not be dif
ontinued by death,new commiffion,affociation,or not comming of the
uftices. S.Difcontinuance.2.6.
2 Thatnew luftices of gaole deliuerie haue authoritie to giue iudge-
at againſt a prifoner found guiltie,and repriued. S.Difcontinuance 5.
3. That Juftices of Affife and gaole deliuerie may inquire of feuerall
ffences prohibited by feuerall ftatutes. S.Iuftices of peace.
PG S840 Iuftice and right.
AUſtice ſhalbe ſold, veferrey, oꝛ denied tonoman Magna Chasta 9,10, 35
29, And the Juttices of anie bench oꝛ court whatfoeuer ſhall not let to
0, 02 erecute the common law fo2 ante commandement which ſhall come
tito them, vnder the great ſeale op pꝛiuie feale, 14,€0,3,1 4,
pt Lh - Juftices ofpeace, 3
Neuerie countic of England, good woꝛthie men which be no main: eatho Hall be
teiners of euiil, nor Barrators in the countrey, halbe aligned Juſtices Aultices of P.
sf peace, 1,€5,3.16, which Juſtices thalbe alligned (of the Loꝛds. 34,
D3 +14) AND Che mol woꝛthie ¢ ſuſficient Knights, Clquires, * men
earned
— —
| Tuttices halbe Dhire,namedof the Quorum, thalbe reſidẽt within ehe fame thire,ercept
reſident with.
inthe thire,
Bithoy of Cty,
Durham.
Dozke.
Oewhattuing 3 No man ſhalbe appointed Juttice ofthe peace in any county, if he
Juttices of JD,
onght to be,
tothe value aforefata, the Chancellor of England by hisdifcretion, map
Juſticts othe.
:\ phe
La
Tuftice of peace.
learned in the lawe ofthe fame counties 1 3. R.2.7. by the aduife ofthe
Chancelloz, andthe Q.Counſell, without taking other perfons dwel⸗
ling in foraine thires to erecute the fame office ercept Lords ¢ Juſtices of
Aft, and the D, chiefe Stewards of her Duchielands in che Noꝛth anv
South parts foz the time being.2.1),5.1. Ano the Juſtices of P.of euerp —
Loꝛdos named in che Commillion of the peace and allo except the Juſtices
of the one Bench and che other, the chtefe Baron ofthe Elchequer, Sere
feants at the law, anv the Queenes Atturnep, koꝛ the time that the ſane
Juſtices, chieke Baron, Serieants at the law, and the Queenes Atturnex
be attending and occupied in the Queenes courts, oꝛ otherwiſe in ſome
other place occupied in the Queenes ſeruice, 2. M.5. 4. 9
2 The Bilhop of Clie and his ſuccelloꝛs, and their tempoꝛall Ste⸗
wards of the Ille of Clie for the time being, ſhalbe Juſtices of yp, wichin —
the fain Ille, € hal vie within che fame Fifle al chines that do belong to a⸗
nie Juſtice ofpeace within ante countie of this realme, anv fo thall the
Biſhop of Durham ec, and his temporal Chancelloz of che Countie Pa⸗
Lantine of Durham, be Juſtices within che fame countie, ec, And in like
fort ſhall the Archbiſhop of Poꝛke, æc. and his tempoꝛall Chancelloꝛ ofthe |
Shire and libertie of Hexam called Hextoldſham, be Jullices within the
fame thive,.27,.10,.8,25. 0 : -
haue not lands 02 tenements to the value of xx.pound by peere, and ifanp
man be ordained Julſtice of peace in anp countie, which hath not lands F ~
tenements Co the fain value, he ſhal giue knowledge thereof to the Chane
cellor of England, which thal put another which is (ufficient in his place,
and ik he vo not giue notice thereof within one moneth, after hee hath
knowlebge of the fame commiffion, 02 if he fit 02 make anie warrant, og
precept, by force of {uch commiffion,be halbe put out of that commiſſion,
and alfo thal fezfatt twentie pound te che Q.and J.to be recouered bp ac⸗
tionofdebt at the common lawe, But this ſtatute doth not extend to ci⸗
ties towneso2 boroughs which be counties incoꝛpoꝛat of chemfelues,noz
to cities, tolutes, 02 boꝛoughs which haue Juſtices of peace of anp pets
fons divelling therein bp the commiſſion oꝛ grant of the Q.oꝛ anie of hee
progenitors, And tf there he noe fufficient perfons learned inthelawe,
and of good gouernance inthe fame countie hauing lands and tenements.
—
=
put other perfong learned inthe lawe in fuch commiflions, though thep
haue not lands o2 tenements to the value afozefaiv,1 8. h.6. II.
4 Guttices of peace ſhalbe ſwoꝛne, ouelp and without fauour to heepe) 7
and put in execution all Statutes and opdinances touching their offices,
13. R. 2.7. And euery Juſtice of peace, befoze he thal take vpon him, oꝛ be
allowed to exercile che fame office, thal take ¢ pronounce a coppozall othe
vpon
— —
- Tuftice of peace. 190
Hyon the Euangelits, forthe maintenance of the D, iuriſdiction ouer att
eftates, and for the abolifhing of forrein powers repugnant to the fame,
1, Liz 1, F02 the forme of the othe, S. Queene 4,
5 Jultices of peace thall holo their ſeſſions foure times in the pere, Ducrte: Sct
thacis, the firtt weeke after the featt of S,Wichael, the irk weeke after ens.
the Cpiphanie, inthe ir weeke after the claufe of Ealter, and the irk
weekẽe after p tranflation of Saint Chomas the Wartp2, and more oft if -
| neevebe, Ano the fame Juſtices ſhall holo their Deflions through che
realme of Cagland in euerte of the afoꝛeſaid weekes perelp, 2. H. 5. 4. E⸗
nerie of which foure ſeſſions the ſaid Juſtices thal holve by the {pace of
iii.daies ifneede be, bpon pain fo be puniſhed bp the adutce of the Queens
Counlell at ante mans {uit which wil complaine. But the Jultices of the
one bench op the other, 02 the Sergeants of the lawe, where thep be in cõ⸗
iffion of the peace, are not bound to keepe the ſeſſions foure times in the
peere,agother commiftioners which be continually welling in the coun:
trep, but thep Hall doe it when they map well intendit, 12. R.2. 10. and
uftices of peace of the Countie of Middleſex are diſcharged of the fain
enaltie,for not keeping Sellions foure times in the peare, (the Court of
be Kings bench fitting in the fame County.) Wut che Juttices of the
aid countie of Middleſex thalt keepe their Seſſions, twice in the peere at
the leatt, and moze often ifneede be, foꝛ anie riot, op foꝛcible entrp made
it hin the fame Countie, vpon the paines and fozfaitures bp law fo2 ſuch
ffences pꝛoiided. 14. H.6.4.
6 Cuerp Juice ofpeace ſhall take foꝛ his wares iiii.ẽ. a day during Justices vea⸗
e time of their {elltons, and their Clerkes ii,g,of the fines and amercias Sẽs.
nents rifing and comming of the fame feflions, bp the bands of the thes
rife, 12. R.2. 10. But no Duke, Carle, Baron, oꝛ Baronet, being Fulks
ces ane keeping the ſeſſions, hall take ante wages fo2 the fame office,1 4.
ZIT,
| 7 Suttices effreats thalbe double, ¢ one part ſhalbe deliuered by chem careats.
tothe Sherife, to leuie the money thereof rifing, ¢ topay tothe Juſtices
their wares by the thertfes hand, by indenture made becwirt them, Ano
be Juſtices hall put their name to the laid effreats, with the number of
the dates of cheir ſeſſions, that the Hherifs map know to whom to pap wa-
ges, and to whom not, And the Barons of the Cichequer, whom to allow
AND whom not. 14. R.2.11.
| 8 Che Jultices of peace oꝛ thꝛee ofthem at che leat whereof one to he Juctites autho
‘bE the Quorum, in enerp hire of this realme and COales, and all other (yg e pears
places within the Queenes dominions, haue authority to take inforꝛma⸗ to tranire of,
tion bp the depoſition of two honeſt and lawfull perfons at theleatt, And
fter to enquire by theothes of rit, men in euerie their foure quarter ſeſſi⸗
| ons, of all and ſingular (uch accufattons anv informations mabe ofanie
“theaftences prohibicey bp the ſtatute prouived.1,€0,6, again a -
)
. ener
_ peaking ae
gaint the la⸗
crament.
A writ to the
Biſhop.
oktheir commiflion, And vpon euerie ſuch accuſation and infoꝛmationthe
offendoꝛ ſhalbe enquired of; and indicted befoze the ſaid Juſtices of peace,
ſeeme to the fain Furie goon ¢ true, Ano the aid Juſtices of peace,op three
and effect of this acte. And allo they haue authozitie to lec ante perfon ſo
| Tuftice of peace. — |
thall ſpeake vnreuerently againt che facrament of the boop atte bloopef —
Chritk Ec.and foꝛ che receiving thereof vnder both kinds within the limits
02 three of chem at che leatt,of the fata contempts and offences, bp the ver⸗
Dict oktwelue men, ifthe matter of the fatvacculation ¢infozmation hall —
ofthe at the leaſt, before whom anie {uch prefentment, inforwation, and
accufation ſhalbe made, Hall eramine the acculers, what other witneſſes
were prelent at the committing ofthe faiv offence, and how manic others
then the acculers hate knowledge thereof, Ebarte authozitte by their nile
cretions to binde by recognifance aſwel the fain acculers, as al ſuch other
perfons, whom the accufers thall veclare to haue knowledge of the offens
ces bp chem prelented e informed, euery of them in fiuepoundsto theQ, -
to appeare before the fain Juſtices, before whom the offendoꝛ ſhalbe tris
ev, at the day of his trial and deliuerance. Ano the Juſtices ok P. oꝛ thꝛee
of chem at che leat, haue authozitie to make proces againſt euery perfor |
{o indicted, bp tus Capias and Exigent, and bp Capias Velagatum,as wel |]
within the limits of their Commiflion, as into all other Sbires and pla⸗
SS — in
}
ces of this Realine, Hales, andother the Queenes Dominions, as well!)
within liberties as without, and the fame pꝛoces ſhall be mood inthelawe |
to allintents, and vpon the apparance of che okenvour, thep haue autho⸗
ritie to determine the fate offences, according to the lawes of thts realme,)
indicted, by their diſcretions, to batle for his apparance tobe tried accopey
Dine to che tenour ofthis Acte, Ano the laid Juttices of peace, 02 thꝛeeot
them at the leat, at their Quarter felfions where anic offendour hall bey
indicted of anie of the offences afoꝛeſaid thal award a writ in the Queens⸗
name to the Bithop of the Dioces, wherein che offence is ſuppoſed tobe
bone, requiring hin to be in his owne perfon, o2 by his Chauncellouray
tried, appointing inthe ſaid wait the day and place of che arraignment, |
Which writ hall be of chis forme: hi
Flizabeth &c. Epo.Salutem.Precipimus tibi quod tu,Cancellarius tu ij
us, velalius deputatus tuus fufficienter eruditus, fitis cum Jultitiarijs no·
ftris ad pacem,in Com noftro B.conferuand.affignat.apud D.tali die ad
feffionem noftra adtunc & ibidem tenendam, ad dandũ conſiliũ & ad. .
uifamenth eifdem Iufticiarijs noftris ad pacem, fuper arrainment. & de: J
liberationem offendent. contra formam Statuti concernen.facrofanctum J
facramentum Altaris. But no perfon thall be indicted of any contemptẽ
o2 offences aforefaid, but onely of uch as hall be done within three mo) )
neths next after che offence committed, But in all crials fop ante fuck yy
offendoꝛe
Iuftice of peace. 191
offenders before the ſaid Juſtices, che perfor complained on, and arraig⸗
ned, fhall be admitted to purge oꝛ trie his tnnocencie, bp as manp 03
moe witnefles in number, and of as good honeltte and credence , as the
witnelles be, which be depoled againt him, 1,€0,6,1, 1.€1i3,1, See Sa-
craments Te
9 Jultices of allile in their circuites, and Juſtices of peace withitt gyaintaining
thelimits oktheir commiffton, o2 two of euerie fuch Juſtices of peace at Se eae
‘eheleatt, whereof one to be ofthe Quorum, fhall haue authority in their geome
‘Quarter Sellions, to enquire of all offences, contempts, and tranſgreſ⸗
ſions committed by ante perfon reſiant within any ofthe Queenes Doz
‘mintons,o2 onder her power, which Hall by writing, ciphering printing,
preaching, o2 teaching, aduiſedlie and wittingly fand with, ercoll, main:
aine, 02 Defend the turtldiction o2 power of the Bithop of Rome, o2 bis
See heretofore claimed ¢c,02 thal attribute anie {uch iuriſdiction oꝛ pꝛee⸗
inence to the (ait See of Rome,oz to any Biſhop thereof, inlike maner
13 Chep map of other offences againſt the Queenes peace, And thal certis
ie euerie prefentinent before them o2 anie of them Had 02 made, concer:
ning the fame, 02 anie part thereof, into the Rings Bench within fortie
yates nert after anie ſuch prefentment mane, if the Cerme be then open,
And ifnot, at the firk daie of che full Cerme next following the {aid kor⸗
iedaies, vpon paine that eucrie of the ſaid Juſtices of aſſiſe op Juſtices
ifpeace before whom fuch pꝛeſentment thall be made making dekault of
uch certificat, to foꝛfait foz euery default to che DQ. her beires and ſucceſ⸗ HY.EU5,1,2
028,0ne hundred pound, 5 .Cliz,1, S. Rome 1. And all andeuerie offences §.€tiz.1.
ommitten again the act proutded Anno 23. Eliz. (to retaine the Q. Sanit,
Paielties fubiects in their due obedience) oꝛ againſt the Acts of the 1. 5, —— Sacra
i213, peres of her raigne, touching acknowlenging of her SBaietties f="
heme government incaules Cccleftatticall, o2 other matters touching
hefleruice of God, oꝛ comming to Church, oꝛ eſtabliſhment of true Relt-
‘ion within thts realme, thal and may be inquirable as well before Juſti⸗
es of P. as other Juſtices named in che fame Latutes, within one peere
indadap after euerie {uch offence committed, And Juſtices of Dier and
erminer, and Juſtices of aflife, and of gaole deliucrie in their ſeuerall
mits, bane power to enquire, beare, and determine of all offences againſt
is ſtatute. And Juſtices of peace in their open quarter ſeſſions of peace,
aue power by vertue of this act to inquire, heare and determine of all
‘ |ffences again this Act (except treafon, ano mifppifion of treafon,)
3Eliʒ. 1, S.Rome 2. tc, Sacraments 10, Recufants 1. ee,
| 10 Cuerte perfon which doth malictoufly ſtrike anie other with a Ce in
eapon inanie Church oꝛ Churchpard, o2 doth dꝛawe ante weapon ina *
hurch, oꝛ Churchyard, to the intent to ſtrike another, being conuicted
vvberdict of twelue mien, by his owne conkeſſion, oꝛ bp two lawkull wit⸗
elles bekoꝛe the Juſtices of peace intheir Seſſions, ſhalbe adiudged
the
i,
Pꝛeachers.
Buggery.
Hoꝛſes tonuet ·
ed into Scot·
land.
Souldier.
eee
of Syeepe,
Punting with
niſors.
cafes ofother felonies.25. H.8.6.5.Eliʒ.⁊ 7.
luſtice of peace. J
the fame Juſtices to haue one of his eares cut off, and tf he haue no eaves,
tobe burned inthe checke with a hot iron, with this letter F. 5. and ee
€0,6,4, S.Fighting.4.
11 Qlland finerutar Juttices of peace, Juſtices of Aſſiſe, utes
Dier and veterminer,and all and ſingular Maioꝛs, Bailifes,¢ Juſtices of
peace within ante citte, Borough, oz tolune conporat, within any parts of
this realm, within the limits of their commilſions, haue aut hority to en 4
quive of all and fingular offences and mifoemeanozs committed contrary]
to the Statute pꝛouided 1.9, againſt offenders of preachers ¢ other mt
nifters of the Church, and to beare and determine che fame, ecofet fines —
and amerciaments of the fain offendog, as in the {aid Ratute islimited, 1,
99.3.S.Preachers 3. €¢, . ae
12 Jultices ofpeace haue authozitie within the limits oktheir com⸗
miſſions to heare and Determine the offence of Buggerie, as they poe i J
13 Juftices of peace in their quarter {eflions tn euery thire oft is
realme, and the warden and wardens of the Catt, CAelt, and middle —
ches for p time being, in their wardẽs courts, haue authoꝛitie to enquire, |
heare and determine,all and euerie fuch felonies which thalbe committer
by any fuch perfon which thal fell erchange,o2 de liuer within Scotland } \
62 the batable ground betwirt England anv Scotland, to the vſe ot anie
Scottiſh man, anie horle, gelding o2 mare, og ſhall fell, exchange, op Delis
uer within this realme, Cales, Berwicke, op the marches, oꝛ in the fatt D
gelding, or mare, without the Queenes {peciall licence, onder her gre f 4
{eale, 23,30.8,1 6,1, Eliʒ.7. S.Felonie 1. Horſes 14. J
14 Juſtices of peace haue power to enquire, heare, and determine the
offences of all Souldiers muſtering and receiuing the Queenes mages, |
which do depart from their captaine within their terme, without licence, |
as they do and may tn other cafes of felonie. 18,3D,6, 19, 2. Edw.6.2.
S. Captaine 3. Felonie 23. ae
I5 Juttices of Dper anv terininer, Juſtices of Gaole veliuerie, and
Juſtices of peace in euery Shire within the Queenes dominions, haue
authozitie to enquire ofeuerp perfon offending contrarie to the fatute
prouided again carrying ouer fea, Rammes,Lambes,and other Sheepe
aliue, and to beare and determine euerpoffence committed contrarie to.
the eftect of the fame, according to the courfe of the lames of the Realm
8,€1i3.3, SSheepe 1, Felonie 2. |
16 At euerp {uch time as any Information fhallbe mave of any vn⸗
lawkull hunting bp night, 02 with painted faces, in any Foꝛeſt, Parke,
02 CUarren,to any of rhe Queenes Councell, oꝛ to anp Juſtice ofpeaceok
the Countie where ſuch hunting ſhall be, ofanp perfon ſuſpected thereof,
it hall be lawful co any of the fame Counlell, op Juſtice of ai to
ont
) luftice of peace. 192
whom fuch information hall be made, to make a warrant to the Sbe-
rike, oꝛ to any Conable, Bailife, 02 other Officer ofthe Came countic, to
arreſt and take the fame perfon, to haue him before the maker ofthe laine
warrant, 02 any other of the Queenes Countetl, o2 Juſtice of peace of
the fame Countie, And the Counfeller 02 Juſtice before whom ſuch per-
fon ſhall be bꝛought, haue power to examine him of the faid hunting,
and of the doers thereof, andif he conceale the offence, o2 any offendop,
itis Felonie, ano tf he confelle the tructh, and all that be thall be exami⸗
nevof, aud knoweth in that bebalfe, then the offence of hunting by him
pone hall be again the Queene, but crefpafle fineable, to be affellen at
thenert generall Seflions bp the Juſtices there, And if anp Refcous, oz
diſobedience be made to any perfon hating authonitie to vs erecution
oꝛ Julſtice bp any fuch warrant, by any perfon which ſhould be arrefte,
ſo that erecution of the fame warrant thereby be not had, then the fame
\refcous and difobedience ts felonie, and the fame felonte ſhall be enqui⸗
red of and determined as other Felonies bin, 1.h.7. 7, S. Felonie 24.
Forefts 1.
17 Che Julſtices of peace of the Counties of j2ogffolke and Cam⸗ Powdlke.
zidge within the Ille of Ely, at euery of their Seſſions within the fame
fle and Counties, haue power to cauſe enquirie to be made of eueryp of:
ence committed tn breaking bp, cutting, o2 cating dolwne new Pow-
tke in Marſhland tn the Countie of Noꝛffolke, and olve field dike bp
arfhland tn the Ille of Ely inthe County of Cambridge, and to award
like procefle againſt euery offendo2, with like iudgement and erecution
fthe fame, (if he be found quiltie) as the fame Juſtices haue vſed to do,
ponother felonies at the common Law, 22,1).8,1 1, 2. 3. P.k M. 1%
Felonie 3 6,
18 Juſtices of peace haue power to heare anv determine at the Fetons.
ueenes {uit all maner of felonies and treſpaſſes committed againſt the Trecpaſſers.
eace inthe fame Countie, Ano to reftraine offendozs, riottoꝛs, and all
ther Barrettors, and topurfue, take, and chaiten them, to imppifon, and warrettors.
punith chem according to their treſpaſſe and offence, and alfa to infogme
hem acconding the ſaid Juſtices bifcretion, And to take and arreft all
hoſe which thep canfind by indictment 02 (ufpition,and ta commit them
opꝛiſon, And to take of all thoſe which be not of good fame in the place
where thep remaine, fufficient {uretie and mainpꝛiſe oftheir good abea⸗
ing 02 behautour towards the Queene, and her people, and the other
Muelp to punifh, to the intent that the people be not by fuch riottozs
roubled 62 indammaged, nog the peace broker, nor anie pallengers bp
he wap diſturbed, o2 put in perill, Bue the fines which Juſtices ſhall
| Melle vpon any perfon fo2 any offence thall be reafonable, hauing regard
othe quantitie of the treſpaſſe and the caule,1 8. Ed.3.2.34. Ed. 3. 1.
To Juſtices of peace haue auchozitte to enquire in their — Cieapes
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Tuftice of peace? " ' :
of all maner ofefcapes, of euerp perfon arrefted and impzifoned fo, 9
fonte, 1 T.1R.3435
20 Julſtices of peace at thei quarter Seffions, haue authozitie toent
quirealwell bp the othes of twelue men,as bp information giuen to them
by any perfon,of all dekaults, offences, and contempts committed againt
the Lawes ¢ Statutes made and prouiden (befoze 16, Januarii, An.33.
Lee iP 1.8, concerning, oꝛ in any wile touching Retapners,ciuing of Liucries,
Fmbeacerie. lignes, tokens, op Badges, Waintenarice, Imbꝛacerie, Bowſtaues, Ar⸗
— cherie, Anlawfull games, Foꝛeſtallers, Regratoꝛs, Citaile,Gitatlers anv
ames. Inholders, and eucry of them,) and to heare and determine the faiv des
— s, faults, offences ec. And vpon anp information touching the pꝛemiſſes, op
Giitailers.” any of them, to make peoces by Venire facias, one Capias, and an Exigent
onder their ſeales, againſt euery {uch perfon and perfons again whom,
{uch information o2 pꝛeſentment thall be hav foꝛ their appearance, before!
them intheir Sellions, to anfwere touch infopmation o2 prefentment)
as thall be there made, And ifthe perfon o2 perfons accufen by informa
tion oꝛ prefentinent, hall be conuice bpon any {uch information, o2 ¢c, b
conkeſſion o2 verdict of rif, men: Chen che fain Juſtices haue power tr)
give Judgement againſt euerp fuch offenders fo conuicted of impꝛiſon
ment, fopfaiture of money, o2 both of them, as arelimitentn the fain ſeue
rall Statutes, for {uch offences, whereofthep are conutct, and to caul 41
execution thereofto be made accoꝛdingly.3 3. H.8.10. 3 7. h. 8.7.
Seditions tu. 21 All Juſtices ofpeace alwell within liberties as without, with
ere ie in the limits of cheir feuerall conmniffions, in their generall oꝛ quar
5; ter Seflions , haue authoritie to enquire of all and euerp the offence)
(probibiten bp the Statute prouiden 23, Elis. againſt ſeditious won |
and rumors vttered againt the Mueene) and to cauſe the offendo at
oflendoꝛs therein tobe indicted, without anie further proceeding ther
in, 23,€13,2, |
Sulpected pers 22 And alfo euery Juſtice of peace within the limits ok his comm
ne — ſion ſhall haue full power to commit any perfon being vehemently ſu
pectedok any of the fain offences toward, vnlelſe he do put in ſureties t
make his perfonall apparance at thenert quarter Seflions oꝛ Gaolei
liuerie, and tn default of finding fuch fureties, then to commit himt
prilon, there to remaine vntill he thall fino ſureties fog his apparance, 3
is aloꝛeſaid.23. Eliʒ.2. 8. Newes. 3.4.5.6.7.8.9.1 0.11. |
Wilkull pere 23 Ge Futtices of Affife anv Gaole deliuerie tn their ſeuerall ci
Aa cuites, anv the Juſtices of peace in euery Countie within chis Realm
op in CClales, at their quarter Sellions, both within liberties and wit!
out, hatte authoꝛitie to enquire of all and euery the pefaults and offence J
committed contrarie to the fatute prouived for the punifhment of ſuch
as ſhall procure oꝛ commit wilfull Periurie, by inquiſition, pꝛeſen
ment, bill, 02 information before them nae, 62 otherwile, ‘Taunt
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to heare and determine the fame,and therupon to giue iudgement, atuarn
proces,and erecution of the fame, accopding to the courfe of the Latwes of
this Realme.5,€ll3.y.29.€1iz.5,5.Periurie,
| and Suffice of peace,haue authoꝛitie co enquire, heare z determine euerie
offence committed within che limits of their Commilſion, contrary to che
tenoꝛ and meaning ofthe ſtatute prouiden 5. C1, againt fond and phanta⸗
| ticall prophecies. 5,€1,15,S.Prophecies 1,
to time to make {earch and bieww,of,and fo the furniture of Doles, Gel⸗
| Dings,Armour, and Weapon, to be kept by anp perfon hauing Landes ee,
fo the value of CC, li.oꝛ vnder,and not aboue ECCC. li, op by any per:
| fon chargeable by his goods, annuities, fees, oꝛ copiholves, andto beare
aud determine at their quarter Seſſions, all vefaults committed contrary
tothe ſtatute prouided 4.¢5.19.¢ 9D, for the hauing of Hoꝛſe, Armour, and
Aeapon, within the Countie where ſuch Settions thal be kept, bp inqui⸗
fiction, pꝛeſentment, bill, oꝛ information before themexhibited, oꝛ by era⸗
mination of two lawfull witneſſes.at their diſcretion, and to award pꝛo⸗
Ces againſt them, as iktheywere indicted before them by verdict ec, Any
vpon che conuiction of che offenver by Snformation oꝛ ſuit of any other
Htben the Queene, to make eſtreates of the one moitie of the forfattures, to
be leuied to che ble ofthe Queene,and to award execution of the other mote
tie co the vſe of the complainant 02 Informer, again the offender by Fie⸗
ifacias,oz Capias,as the Queenes Futtices at 7 Aeſtm.may do, And tf the
onuiction ſhalbe onelp at the Queenes fuit,the whole forfarture thall be
eſtreated onelp to ber vfe, But he that is once conuict fo2 anp of the ſayd
pftences, thal not be eftfoones troublen oꝛ conuicted fog the fame.g,and 5.
P.and 99,2,.S. Armour.
vithin che limits oftheir commniffions in their AMites and Seflions , hall
Emap from time to time enquire, heare, anddetermine euery of theoffen⸗
yes committed contrary tothe Act pꝛouided 4,¢ 5-19.¢ M. for the caking
pf Mullers within che precinct of thetr commiflion, And ik any perfon thal
ve befoge them prefented or indicted of any of the fain offences, thenthe
Jaid Juſtices ſhall, and map award ſuch proces againſt euery fuch perſon
dindicted, as vpon indictments of treſpas is vſed to be made. Aud if any
uch perfon fo indicted do appeare, and conteſte the fame, 02 plead to the
ame Inbictment, and after by berdict of xii.men ſhall be conuicted,then
he laid Juſtices hall and may award fuch perfor to priſon, thereto re⸗
naine without baile op matnprile, vntill he hath pata the one moitie ofthe
- (opfaiture ſpeciſied in the fain Act, onto the Queene, and the other moitie
nto him, bp whofe euidence he thall be conuicted, and if {uch conniction
hall be without euivence openly given bp any perfon , then the partie
Cc conuictea
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24 All and euery Juttices of Aſſiſe, Juſtices of Dyer and determiner, Heovdetes,
25 Che Juttices of peace ofeuery Shire haue authoꝛitie from tinte Armour,
26 All Jullices of Alliſe in their circuites, and all Juſtices of peace Butters,
Jer
Tranlporting
Of victuals.
_ termination to the contrarte ofthat,twhich befoze was determinen bp the -
Wilch Wine.
Mainkings.
€Paking of
Mault.
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Tuftice of peace.
tonuicted ſhall remaine in priſon vntill be hath ſatiſſied the whole fotos
to the Qucene.4.¢€ 5. P.and 9.3, S,Captaines 12, :
27 Alland ſinguler Juices of peace, aſwel within liberties as svi |
Out within thetr ſeuerall authoꝛities (at any time within thꝛee peres) nert
after {uch offences oommitted haue power to enquire, as wel bp the othes
of rit. lawful men, as alſo to heare and examine the Watters ¢ Wariners —
of the Ships, Crapers,anv euery other perfon,of all and ſinguler the oſfẽ⸗
ders againlſt the act proulded 1.¢ 2. P.and 99, for the reftraining ofcarrps —
ing Coꝛne, Beere, Butter, Cheele, Dearing, and CAood beponnthe Sea,
and to heare and determine the fame offences, as they may andought ta |
heare and determine any other tre{palles o2 offences T.and 2.49,and 9p, 5,
And Juſtices of peace intheir quarter Seſſions, 02 the qreater part of
them may by their weitinges, vnder their hands and (eales make anyde⸗
Futkices of Aſſiſe, for che tranſpoꝛting of Coꝛne oꝛ reſtraint cherof, — —
fhall find the Came to be hurtkull to the Countrey bp the meanes of deart
oꝛ too much cheapres, and to caule thetr Determination ta be proclaimed,
13.€113,13.S,Corne 1.7.
28 Juttices of peace haue potwer at their generall Seſſions to peace |
and deterinine the offences committed contrary to the Statute proute '
bed fo2 the keeping of Milch Wine, any for rhe bꝛeeding and rearing of
Calues, bp bill, information, pꝛeſentment, artton of debe, oꝛ Detinue,
and euery perfon that will, may fue fog any penaltie forfapten bp the
fato Statute, withinone pere after the offence committed, before the
Juices of peace, in the fame Shire, whereluchcaule of forfaiture hat
be had, at the generall Seflians, whereinno CG, ec. E. P. oꝛ licence!
to the contrarp thall be allowed. 2.and 3,19. ant M.3. Anno 1 3. Cti3,2 25s
S.Cattell 3. 4
29 Che Juſtices okpeace okeuery Shire within this Realme, with⸗
in the limits oktheir commilſlion, haue authoꝛity at euery of their generall
Sellions,to enquire, heave,and determine the offences of thoſe which that
kill, oꝛ caule to be killed anp watnlinges onder the age of two peeres, te}
theintentto make fale thereof, aſwell by tnfogmacion, oꝛ prefentment,
asbp bill, o2 plaint, wherein no M.xc.E.P.tc.24. h.8.9. 27.Eliʒ. II. J
3 5.Eliz.7.8. Butchers 2,
30 Che uttices of peace in euery of their Sellions, thatthaue felt
power € authority toinquire,beare and determine, aAnvel by prefentment
of réi,men,as by accufatron 02 infozmation of two honeſt witneltes,of, fox J
and vpon atl and euery the offences and forfattures committed, coutrarp
tothe Statute made An.2. Ed.6. ioꝛ che crue makina of Daule,alwell for 9
the Queene, as forthe party chat halt ue,procure,ozcaute the lame to be
prelented,2.€0.6.16.39,E1,18.to continue neil rhe end of the next par
Hament,now next enſuing.S.Mault.
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31 Che Rulticesot peace in euery Countie within this Reale o2
Wales, at their quarter Sellions, haue authozitie to enquire, heare, and
petermine all andeuerp the defaults and offences committed contrarie to
the Statute pꝛouided 5. Ed.6.againſt Foreltallers, Regratoꝛs, anv En⸗
grollers, within the Countie, where any luch Seſſions thall be kept, by
inguifition, pꝛeſentment, Lill, 02 infozmation before them exhibited, and
Hyeranunation of two lawfull witnelles, oꝛ bp any of the fame waies,
Hy the diſcretion of che fain Juſtices, andto make proces thereupon ag
though thep were indicted befoze them by Inquiſit ion oꝛ verdict, ¢ vpon
sheconuiction ofthe offender by Inkoꝛmation o2 {uit of any other ther
the Queene, to make extracts of the one moitie of the fort. to be leuied to
the Queenes ole as they do of other fines, (Tues, ec. growen in the Seſſi⸗
| ons, tto award erecution of the other moity fo2 theCompl, 02 Inform, a-
| gaint the offender bp Ficrifacias, 02 Capias , as the Queenes Juſtices at
Teſtm.doe. And ifthe conviction be at che Queenes {uit only, the whole
| forf. thalbe extracted aud leuied to her onelp vſe. 5. Ed.6. 14.13. Eliz. 25.
| See Foreſtallers &c.
32 The Jultices ofpeace in their generall Seſſions, thallo2 may, bp
fhall be allowed a common Dzouer of Cattell, Badger, Lader, Kidder,
Carrier, 02 Buyer ofcoꝛne, graine, butter, oz cheefe, that he hall not bp
colour of bislicence Foꝛeſtall, Engroſſe, oꝛ pꝛactiſe any thing contrarte
tothe tenoꝛ, oꝛ truemeaning , 02 indefrauding of the Statute of 5.€0,6,
14,02 of any ching therein contained, An.5. Eliz. 12.
Males at their quarter Seſſions, haue aut hoꝛitie to enquire, heare, and
Determine all dekaults and offences, committed contrary to the fatut pro⸗
uided 5,C1.fo2 the licencing of Badgers of cogne,and Douers of cattell,
ithin the County where luch Sellions hall be kept, by Inquiſition,
zeſentment, bill, 02 information before themerhibiten , and by eramina-
ion oftwo lawfull witnelles , oꝛ by any of the ſaid waies, by the dilcres
tion of the ſaid Juſtices and to make proces thereupon, as though they
* indicted by inquiſition oꝛ verdict, anv vpon the conuiction of the of:
kendorby any Information o2 {uit of anp other then the Queene,to make
ertracts of the moity ofthe forf.to be Ieuted to the Queens vir, as they do
| ofother fines, tc. qrowenin the Seflions,¢ to award erecution ofthe o⸗
her motty fo2 the Compl, oꝛ Infor na, againſt the offender by Fieri faci-
as oꝛ Capias,as the Queenes Juſtices at CUeltin. poe, And tf the conuicti⸗
on be atthe Queenes {uit onelp, the whole fogs, hall be extracted anv le⸗
uied tober ble onely. 5,€1.12,$,Badger &c,
Fozeſtallers,
Regrators,
Endroſſers.
Recogniſance
Ss ’ y of Badgers.
their difcretions, take band and furetp by Recognilance of euery ſuch as Dzouces,
33 Khe Julticesof peace in euery Countie within this Realme , or —— Ho aa
Droucts,
Anlawlull tas
34 Jultices of Dyer and determiner, Juttices of Atifes in their cir- kus ot he
uites, Juſtices of Gaole deliuery, and Juſtices of peace in their Seſſi⸗ awees,
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wae authority to enquire, heare, anv determine alland ſinguler the
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affences, committed contrary ro the fatute prouided 5.1, for thepunith. — |
ment of onlatuful caking of Fiſh, Deere, anv Haukes, and to award pꝛo⸗
cefle thereupon, aſwell vpon Indictments taken befopethem, as by bill
\of complaint, intoꝛmation, oꝛ any other action, wherein no Ut. €. 19. ee,
UE any perfon thal be bound hefore any of che Cai Juſtices to the Queene
for his good abearing foz 7,peres, according to the tenoz of the fain Act, ¶
the fame partic thal afterward within p 7.peres, come before the Juſtices
ofpeace of the Countie where the offence was committed oꝛ ome ofthe
itt open Sellions,and there confelle his offence,and be forp therefore, and
fatiltie che partie grieucd,accopding to the tenour of the faid Acts thenthe
fame Juſtices haue authoritie iw the fame, 02 anp other open Seffions
within che fain terme of 7.peres,tfit hall feeme good to their diſcretions,
to diſcharge the fain Recogniſance ¢ Band, and the party ſo bound, § Ely
21,S.Fith 7,Forelts 3, Hawkes I.
Buck tals.’ 35 Two Jultices of peaceiu their Sellions hare authoritieto cal hee
Stalkins · foze chem any perfon hauing no Wark, Chale,o2 Foꝛeſt of his owne, which
keepeth,o2 caufeth to be kept anp deere bapes, 02 buckffals, oꝛ which fale.
keth with any buth o2 bealt to amp Deere,being in anp chace,parke,op fas.
reſt, lauing in his owne, without licence ofthe owner, Maſter of the game,
NE keeper ofthe fame Foreſt ec.D2 which killeth, taketh, oꝛ cauleth to be]
Devons, taken anp Herons ( ercept bp hauking 0; with long bow) oꝛ taketh anp
pong Derons out of che neſt, without licence ofthe owner of the grounds
where the nett is, and by their difcretions to eramine him in the pꝛemi
Ano if the partie examined be found in dekault concrarie to the premittes, |
then be thall be committed to prifon vntill be hath found ſuertie fo2 pa
ment of the forfaiture to the Queene. And the Julkices that examine him
oe haue the tenth part of eueryp fuch for£.fo2 their labour, An. 19. h.7.1 1 i |
S.Hunting 3,4. Herons 1,2,
Munters, 36 Juſtices of peace may and ſhall enquire of alllap men bauing not |
lands to the value of xl.s. by the pere, eof all Clerks,not hauing lining ta
the value ok x li.bythe pere, which do keepe any dogs to hunt, 02 do vſe fir:
rets, hayes, nets, harepipes, coꝛds, oꝛ other engins to take oꝛ deſtroy Beer
hares,conies, 02 other gentlemens games, and hall puniſh them by one
whole yeres impꝛiſonment. 13. R.2. 13.8S. Hunters 1.
Tracing of 37 Jultices of peace within euery thire,at euery Seſſion of che peace,
ares, hatte authozity to enquire of fuch as do trace,veltrop, and kill anp Dare in
the ſnow, with any dogge, bitch, oꝛ otherwile, anv after {uch inquiſitione
found, the ſaid Juſtices thall aſſeſſe spon euery ſuch offender bis, viii. ð. toy
be ſoꝛfaited to the N.14.1),8, 10, S. Hunters 2. Leetes 16. |
Linton . , 38 Guftices of peace haue authoritie to heare and determine as wel
by inquificion as infomation, and proofes, che offences ofall thote which
{hall take , oꝛ caufe tobe taken any Feſants oz Partridges, by Nettes
{nares,o2 other enging,out oftheir owne Carrer, vpon the freehola of)
an)
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Tuftice of peace, 107
anyother perfor, without thelicence ofthe owner oꝛ polſeſſor. 11 3, 7,
17, S.Fefants I.And the Jultices of Alife tn their circuits ,anv Juſtices
ofthe peace in euery Shire, Countie,and Towne copporate , within this
Realmein their Sellions, within the feuerall limits of cheir Commilſſi⸗
on, Halland may enquire, heave and. determine of all and euery offence
offences which thall bee committe within che precinct of their Liver:
ties, Jurildictions, op Franchiles, againſt the tenour of the Act pꝛouided
23. El. fo the preleruation of Feſants and Partridgrs. And euery Ju⸗
| Riceofpeace within euery Countie of this Realme, ſhall within che li⸗
mits of bis commillion, haue power te examine all offenders in any at: Eramining of
ticle of the fame Statute within the Countie where he ts 02 thall Le Ju⸗ okenders,
fice, iffo be that che (atv offence oꝛ offences thall not befoꝛe be heard oꝛ
Determined bythe Juſtices of Aſſiſe in thew Circuits, oꝛ by the Stew:
arbes of Leetes, Liberties, oꝛ Lawdaies, within their feuerall iuriſ⸗
bictions,and alfoto take band with good luerties forhis and their appaz
rance that thall(o offend, to appeare at the next generall Seſſions of the
peaceto be holden within the fame Countie where che fame offence thall
He committed to aunſwere the fain offence, and to pay the penalties or re⸗
ceive the punifhment by this Act appointed,23.€1,10,S. Fefants &c. 2,
3-4.5-Leetes 18,
39 Fufticesofpeace haue authozitie, to heare anddetermine ag well Haukes egges.
hy Inquiſition, as Information, and proofes, che offences of all then;
which thall take , 02 caule to be taken the eqnes of anp Faucons, Gols
baukes, Laners, 02 Swannes, out of the nef, o2 ſhalltake anp Cirer,
aucon, Gothauke, Cercel, Laner,o2 Laneret oꝛ purpofelp dꝛiue them
utoftheir couerts accuſtomed to bꝛeed tn , 02 cauſe then to goto other
ouerts to bꝛeed, 02 kill them for anp hurt bp them Bone, 11,1), 7.17,
See Haukes 3.4, |
40 Fullices of peace intheir Seſſions, Juſtices of Dier and Deter? nerroying
fuer, and Juſtices of Affe tn thetr feuerall circuites, haue authopity of Fich.
‘to enquire ; heave and determine all offences committed contrarp to the
ſtatute pꝛouided r. El.touching the taking, killing,op deſtroying of Fith
02 Frie, and Spatwne, (which be not prefented at the Leete where thep
‘hall be committed) within one pere next after the offence committed, r.
£1.17. 35. €1,7,S.Fith.3.4,Leete 6. |
| 41 Che Jutlices of peace of all the Countiesof England, thall he Conleruatorg
Tonleruators of the ſtatute pꝛouided r 3. Ed. 1,and 13.3. 2, for the pres * Valmons.
: — of Salmons in the Counties where they be Juſtices. And they
mdeuery ofthe, at alltimes when they mapattend, thall furuep the
ices attempted againſt the fats Statutes, And hal ſuruey and ſearch
Allthe Meares infuch Kiuers, that chep thall not be very ſtraite for the
delfruction of frie anv bꝛood, but of areafonable wideneſſe after the old
“Alife accuſtomed, andifany ofthem thall find vefault again the ſayd
Ce 3 fatutes,
Cinverconler«
wators ſworne.
Appareil.
Polpitatitté.
Tuftice of peace. "
fatutes he ſhall punith che offender according to the content of the fame —
ftatutes, Ann the fame Juſtices, hall appoint onder them good and {uffici-
ent bnoerconferuators , which fhall be lwoꝛne to make like ſurueying,
{earch and puniſhment, without any kauour fhewen, And the fame Juſti⸗
ces in their Seflions,thall enquire aſwell by their office, as at the inkor⸗
mation of che ſaid vnderconſeruators, of all treſpaſſes and offences coms
sitter acaint any point of che Cato ftatutes, and thal caule them which be
thereofindicted, to appeare before them: And ik they betherofconuictey, —
thep thalbe impzifoned,and make fine after the Juſtices diſcretion, andit
thefame beat the information ofanp of the ynderconferuators , be hall —
haue the one halfe ofthe fame fine,17. R.2.9. 8. Fith 1, 9
42 It is lawkullto Juſtices of peace in their Sellions,che Sherife in
his Turne, the Steward in any Leete oꝛ Lawday; the Aldermen in their
Tards, and to all other perſons hauing authority to enquire of bloodſhed
and kraies, to enquire okeuery of the offences and foꝛfaitures committed
againt the ſtatute pꝛouided 24. H.8. for the refoꝛmation of exceſſe in Ap⸗
parell, and the parties offending che fain ſtatute and pꝛeſented, ſhall make
fine,inmaner and foꝛme and after the rate expreſſed in the (ato ſtatute 24.
H.s.1 3. And alſo Juſtices of Aſſiſes in their circuites,and Juſtices of P.
in their Deflions,thall and may enquire,heare , determine from time to
time,alland every che offences committed within the limite of their Sue
rifvictions,contrary to the atute ppouided .t 2,49,¢ 9, for the retozmas
tion ofercelle in Apparell. And chep haue authority vpon the conuiction —
of euery offender, to award proces to the Sherife of any thive within this
realme,fo2 che apprebention of the fain offender, which being apprekended
ſhalbe committen by the therife tothe priſon of the ſaid ſhire, vntil be bath
paid the fort. by the fain ſtatute appointed.1,¢ 2.19,¢99,2.S.Apparell,
43 All Buttices of peace in euery Shire, where any offence thalbe coe
mitted contrary to the trucintent of che act mave 27,10.8, (whereby Res
ligious houfes of Monkes,Chanons,and Nuns, which might not diſpend
in lands ¢c.aboue the clere perelp value of two hundꝛed pounds, were nie |
uento the ſaid Ring D,8. his heires and ſuccellors foz ever, And iwherebp |)
all perfons and bodies politike and coppozate,to whom the fain Kine, his
heires oꝛ {ucceflors ſhould giue, grant, let, oꝛ demiſe anp Seite or precinct
with the houſes thereupon builded, withthe demeanes of anyok the {aid
Religious houles, by chat Act diſſolued, be bound to keepe, oꝛ caule tobe
Rept an honeſt continual boule and houthold tn the ſame Scite ox pree
tinct and maintaine Cillage,) hall in euery quarter anv generall Seſſi⸗
ons, within the limits of chetr commiflion enquire ofthe pꝛemiſſes haue
full power and authozity to beare and determinethe fame, and to tare and.
aſſelſe no leſſe fine fog euery of the ſaid offences then in the {aid ſtatute is
limitted for he fame, And the eſtreates therof ſhalbe certified into the C6
chequer accopding,and at {uch time and kozme, as other eltreates af pe
| wee
— —— —
Iuftice of peace. 196
fMues anvamerciamentes bit mave by the ſaid Juſtices. 27, H. 8. See
Husbandry 16 _ ik
44, The Juttices of Alife op Juſtices of peace it euerp County with⸗
in this Realme at the Aſſiles oꝛ quarter og general Seſſious thal haue ful
power gauthoritp to inquire, heave ¢ determine al and every the defaults
g offences committed o2 Donte contrary to the act made( An.39. El. kor the
maintenance of huſbandry and tillage) within the countie where any ſuch
Affifes oꝛ Seflions thall be kept.39,.€12.S. Husbandry Kc,25,And the
Juſtices of Allifes ta be holden wichin euerp county of this Realme , Hall
haue ful power and authority to enquire of, beare ¢ determine al and eue⸗
rp the defaults and offences committed contrary to the ſtatute prouives
the County where any {uch Alſiles ſhalbe kept vpon Inquiſition, Indict⸗
ment, Bill, 02 Information to be exhibited before chem, 39, Cliz. 1. See
| Husbandry & Tillage 2,&c.
heare and determine euery offence committed contrarte to the tenour of
the fatute made 3 3,3).8.concerning Croflebowes and Dandguns,fa that
alates no leſſe fine then x.li. be aſſeſſed bpon euery pꝛeſentment, and con⸗
uiction made, accoꝛding tothe due courſeof the Law, the fame fine vpon
euerp fuch prefentment and conuiction, te be leuied onely tothe Queenes
ole. And ik any Jury ſworne and charged to enquire forthe Queene, of
anp offences committed contrarp tothe ſaid ſtatute, doe wilfully conceale
anp of the ſaid offences : chen the Juſtices before whom any concealment
albe had, haue authoꝛity to charge and ſweare au other Jury, to enquite
pf euery ſuch concealment, and tf fuch concealment be found and pꝛe⸗
nted by the fain Jury, then euerp of che {aid firlt Jury ſhall fopfait for
euerp {uch concealment of eueryp offence xx.s.to the Queene, Andeuerp
uſtice of peace, bpon Due eramination and proofe before him made of as
np perfon offending contrarp tothe fozme and effect of the ſaid ſtatute anv
arrefted and bought fo him by any other perfon,perceiuing anp fuch pers
fonto offend, hath power to commit the fame offender to the nert Baole,
thereto remaine vntill {uch time as the penalty (pecified inthe ſaid Sta-
tute thalbe truely paten by che ſaid offender: the one moity to the Queene,
nd che other tothe firit bꝛinger of the ſaid offender to che fame Juſtice.
But ikthe prꝛeſentment, ſuit, oꝛ puniſhment foz anp thing fogfaiten by the
aid atute to the Queene, be not commenced, 02 made within one pere
Next after the offence committed, the ſaid offender thalbe thereof clerelp
diſcharged. 33. h.8.6.8S.Gunnes.
Vuſbandree anv
Giant,”
An,39 El.anaing the pecaping of Townes ¢ houles of hulbandzy(within Townes.
45 It is lawfull to all Juſtices ofpeace in their Sellions,te enquire, —
The Fury con
cealing offence,
46 Juices of peace haue power to enquire edetermine al the offences Silting,
romimittes contrary to che ſtatute prowiden 8. H.5. concerning che gilting
Mf Mettall, and otherthings. 8. H.5. 3. S. Gold 7,
¢ 4
F
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47 Jultices of peace tn euery Sbire, Riding and other placein their peo of
* ¢ quarter “PP
Reeping of
Hoſes.
Tranſporting
of Hores.
Voꝛrlebre ad.
Leather.
Iuſtice of peace. 7%
quarter Selltons, hare authority to enquire of all defaults, contempts,
i pai offences, committed contrary to the effect ofthe tatut pee:
uided 3 2.19.8, concerning the breeding of horſes of higher ature: Any
to heare and determine euery prefentment found before themfelues , oy
found in any Leetes op Lawdates, and prefented and certified vnto chem
by the Steward, Deputp,or Courtholder of the fame Leete op Lawdap,
aſwell by examination as otherwife. And the one halfe of all forfaitures
ſpecified inthe fain ſtatute ſhalbe tothe Q. and the other ta the perfon that
will {ue for the wb ple pm Juttices, by B. J. 32,1), 8, I 3 |
S,Horfes 3-4. 516.748 +9
48 The Jullices of Alliles and Juſtices of peace haue power within
— of their authority, toheare and determine the defaultes done
contraric to the ſtatute prouided 3 3,1, 8.concerning the keeping of great
Hoꝛſes,aſwel by prefentment as bp information befoze them, asin other
cafes of trefpalles and contempts none againſt the foꝛme of any ſtatutes,
and ſhall ſet no leſſe paine vpon ſuch perfons,as ſhall be conuicted,by cone
kellion 02 triall kor offending the fain Act,then in the laid Act is limitted,
33.h. 8.5. S. Horſes 10. 11. 12.
49 It is lawtull to che Marden and Mardens of the Ealt, CAeſt, and
Middle marches fo the time being, in their warden Courtes, and to the
Jultices of peace in euery Shire aſwell in England as in Males, in their
quarter Seſſions, toenquire of all offences committed contrarp to the
Act oꝛdeined 1.€0,6, that no Hoꝛſes ſhould be conueyed out ofthis Re⸗
alme and other the Queenes dominions without licence, 1. Ed. 6, Jo |
S.Horles 14.1 5.16.17. |
50 Julſtices ofpeace in euery Shire , Liberty, o2 Franchile within
this Realme, haue authority to enquire, heare and determine the pes
faults ann offences of Doftlers and Inholders, baking hoꝛſebꝛead, which
isnot {uffictent,tatfull, and of due aſſiſe according to the price of coꝛne,
and to ſet ſuch fines,and make like proces thereupon, as thep — R
vſe to Doe vpon prefentments of trewane⸗ againſt the peace. 32. H. 8 41.
SInholders 2,
51 All Jultices of attire, Jultices of Gaole deliuery, and Juſtices
ofpeace ſhall enquire. heare and determine in their Seſſions, all offences”
committed within cheir{euerall precinetes , liberties, and iurifpictions,
contrary to the fatute prouiden 5. Cis, touching Canners, Curriers, |
Shoomakers, and other Artificers occupping the cutting of Lether, and!
alfa hall bp their diſcretions eramine all perfons ſuſpected to offend the |
faid Act, oꝛ any parcelf thereof. 5,€1,8,S. Leather. }
52 All Hultices of the Kinges Bench, and of the Common piace, |
Juſtices of Aſſiſes anv Gaole veliuerp, and Juſtices of peace haue power)
in their Countrep,to enquire heare, and determine all defaults ¢ offences
committed bp any perfon within che limits oftheir conmmiflion , contrary
‘ol
=
rare
ren) ee
ia
Tuftice of peace, 197
to the ſtatut pꝛouided 2 3.1).6.fo2 the leuying, and paying ofthe wares of catagesor
the Knightsofthe Parliament, alwell by enquiry at the Queenes fuit,as —
by action atthe parties ſuit.23. H.6. 11.8. Parliament 12.
53 Jultices of peace in euery place and County, alwell within Liber⸗ Stollen
tics as without, haue authority tn thew Sellions , within the limits of Leeles.
theirauthozity and Commiſſion, to enquire, heare and determine all of
fences committed contrary tothe ſtatute prouided 2,and 3, 19, and M. a-
gainſt the buying of ſtollen Doples, as thep may doe any other matter tri:
able before chem , and cuery perfon that will, may ſue for any ſumme kor⸗
faited by the ſaid ſtatute before the Juſtices ofpeace, 2,and 3, 1. ¢ M. 7.
S,Faires.4.5.6..
| 54 Atwell che Juices of Ailile for the time being, as allo thio Ju⸗ Counterfat.
ſtices of peace in euerp County, City, Boꝛough, Cowne, and Franchile, sre”?
whereokone to be of the Quorum, haue authority to conuent bp procefle
oꝛ otherwife, to the generall Seſſions, any perfon being ſuſpected of any
deceitfull getting into his hands, any money, 02 other thingsofk any ather
perfons, by colour of any falfe token, oꝛ counterfait letter made tn any o-
‘her mans name, andto commit him to warde , or let him to bayle, vntill
(he nert generall Sellions, and there ta be further ordered by their dil |
tretions, that is tofap he thall {uffer fuch correction by impꝛiſonment,
Jetting vpon the Pillozic, o2 by any coꝛpoꝛall punithment(paines of death
xcept ) as (hall be appointed by the lato Juſtices.3 3. h.8. I.S. Counter.
aiting &c. :
55 Sulticesof peace ineuerp County hatte power to enquire of al falle arrowheads.
makers of Arrowheads and Quarels ann to punith them according to the
tute in that cale prouiden.7,1).4.5,.S, Arrowheads 1,
56 All and ſinguler Juttices fo Aſſiſe, and Jultices of peace, hae au⸗ Avtificers.
horitp to enquire, heare and determine at all and euery their Selltons,
Hand finguler offences committed bp Artificers, Moꝛkemen, Labou⸗
ers, and Gitatlers , again che ftatute for chem pꝛouided 2,C0,6,and to
uniſh the offender, accozding to the tenoz of the fame fatute.2,€0,6.15
jee Artificers,
57 Juices of Dyer and veterminer , Juſtices of Alife in cheir cir⸗ Inkormers.
uites, and Julſtices of peace intheit quarter Seſſions haue authority to
eare and Determine all offences committed, contrarptothe true intent
nd meaning ofthe acute prouided 18, El. co redzeſſe diſoꝛders in com:
on Intoꝛmers vpon penall lawes. 18, €1,5. 27-El,10, S. Actions po-
ular 3.4.5,6.7. OF, ;
58 Juttices of peace in every County, hatte power toenquire , heare pr ruetorg,
nd determine, alwell at the {uit of the Q. as of him which will fue, ofanp ;
hing committed contrary to the Statute prouived again Purueiors
ubich will take o2 buy any thine of the value of xl.s.oꝛ onder, of anp of
ye Queenes liege people , without making ready payment in hand oe
ies ’ {he
De} -
Hurueioꝛs.
Buruevors.
Linnen cloth.
Hewter.
Bꝛaſſe.
Atrtillerv,
Buta.
Bowes.
Iuſtice of peace.
the ſame, again Conttables, Tythingmen, and chiefe plenges, which
vpon requeſt vo not aflitt the owners to withhold and reſiſt ſuch Puruei
028 and bupers,and againlt luch of the Q.officers,as do procure anpofthe —
Mueenes people tobe arreſted, impleaded, oꝛ vered, for fuch withholding, —
oꝛ not {uffering ec. and thereol to make Due punithment anv erecucionsé
fo award vantages to the plaintife, when the defendant is duely conuicte
20,10.6.8.S.Purueiors 22, |
59 Julſtices of peace haue power to enquire, and holy plea of any of:
fence commitced bp any of the Queenes Purucions,or other which vo buy
o2 take Coꝛne, by any other mealure, but by che ſtriked buſhell, ann eight |
ofthemt forthe quarter, D2 which votake carriage therefoye , and do not
make ready payment, and therupon alwell at the Q. luit, as at che parties, —
to puniſh chem, accoꝛding tothe ſtatute in that caſe yꝑouided. 1. H.5. 10.
S.Purueiors 16.
60 The Chanceloꝛ op his vicechancelorꝛ, o¢ Commillarie for the time
being, ineither ofthe Ciniuerfities of Cambridge and Oxkoꝛd, with two)
Suttices of peace, of the Counties wherein the fate Uniuerſities be fet, |
haue power to enquire by che othes of xii.men, of, ¢ vpon the defaults and»)
offences committed contrary to the ſtatutes ( oꝛdeining in what cafes pure |
ueioꝛs may take bitatles within v. miles of Cambꝛidge and Orfoꝛd, anv}
in what they map not) and to ſee due punifhment and reformation there⸗
of, according to the lard Katute 2.€ 3.19. D.15+ 13. Eliʒ.21. 3 5. Eliʒ.
7-S.Purueiors, 3 2, |
61 All and euery Futtices of Dyer anv determiner , and Jullices of)
Alſiſes in all their Seſſions, and all Juttices of Peace in eucrp Countie,
and place of this Realme , op theee of chent at the leak , whereof one to bey)
of the Quorum, haue power to enquire, heare,and determine in their Seley,
fions,of allperfons which poe wittingly vſe anp veceitfull act 02 meane | fi
with Linnen cloth, whereby che fame is made worle for che vſe thereof},
by Information, Indictment, oꝛ vpon the Crauerle ofanp pꝛeſentment
o2 indictment found befoꝛe them, oz anpof them. And the Juſtices befoeꝛe
whom any offence ſhall be kounde, ſhall certifie the fame by eſtreat nto
the Clchequer at Wichelinas,as thep be hound to do other eſtreates. And
the Barons of the Cichequer haue power to make pꝛoceſſe for ſo much
thereof, as by this ſtatute ſhall appertaine to the Queene. 1. Eliz. 12.S.
Linnen cloth 2, i
62 The Juttices of peace within euery Shire, atthe generall Sell:
ons holden at Michaelmas, thall appoint two certaine perſone, hauing i
experience in Pewter and Bratle,to make (earch therein ec. in euery part
ofthat Shire, afwell within franchile as without, (ſauing in Cities og 7
Boroughs, wherefearchers be appointed bp the gouernoꝛs ofthe fame.) q;
19.,7.6. 4. h. 8. 7. S. Pewterers. mt
63 Juſtices of Alife, of Gaole deliuery, and Jultices of peace baie '
power
}
Iuſtice of peace. 198
power to enquire itt their Seſſions ofall and every branch ofthe tatute
prouided 3 3. H. s. loꝛ the maintenance of Artillery, of Guts, and for the
making ¢ felling of Bowes, and to heare anv determine the fame, Gnd ats
ſo bytheir diſcretions to evamine all perfons tacking @ not hauing bowes
and arrowes, accoꝛding to Che ſaid ftatute.3 3.99.8,9,S.Archerie,Bowes,
3-4.Buts 1,
Maioꝛs, Sherikes, Bailikes, and other head officers within euery Citic,
tolwne,¢ borough within this Realme, krom time to time afwell within
Aibertics as without, as neede and caufe thall require, toenter and relort
Into alt and euery houſes, placeg, and Alleyes, wherevnlawfull Games
thal be ſuſpected to be vied contrary to the ſtatute in that cate prouiden,
And alwell the keepers of the fame, asalfo the perfons there haunting,
pefopting, andplaping, totake, arreſt, andimppiton, ana them fo taken
ind arreſted, to keepe in prifon, vnto ſuch time, as the Keepers and maine
einers of che ſaid playes and games haue found fuerties to the Queenes
fe, to be bounden by recognifance, oz otherwile, no longer to vfe 92 oc
upy any fuch houſe, play, name, alley oꝛ place. And alſo the perſons there
a found, ſhall tn like cale be bound by chemfetues, o2 els with {ureties, bp
he difcretionof the J ultice ators, Sherifes, ec, no moze to play, haunt
jeerercile,from thencefopth to any ofthe ſaid places, b2 at any of the fain
james, And all Juſtices of peace, Maioꝛs, Sherifes, ec, and euerp of
hem linding, oꝛ knowing any perfon vſing anp bnlatwfull games contraz
te to the fain ature , haue authoꝛitie to commit euery ſuch offendor to
garde, there to rematne without baple o2 mainpꝛiſe, vntill {uch time
hep ſo offending , be bound by Obligation to che Queenes ble in ſuch
unme of money, as bp the diſcretion of the fain Juſtices, Wators, Bat-
ifes ec.thal be thought reafonabic, that thep 02 anpofthem, thal not from
encekorth vſe ſuch vnlawfkul games, And the Juttices of peace thal caule
pe atute prouided againſt vnlawfull Games , ann for the maintenance
f Artillerte, to be openly pꝛoclaimed in their ſeuerau Sellions before
ye holden, 3 3. H.8.9. S. Playesand Games,
Aeſtmarches, out of any ofthe Counties of Cettmertand » Cumber=
ND, oz Northumberland, o2 the Cowneok eweattle vpon Cine, and
erein to pꝛoceede as thep map vpon pꝛeſentments taken before them in
eir Selſions, of treſpas, op affraics made agatnit the Queenes peace.
1h. õ. 3. S. Marches 1.
64 It is lawkull to all and euery the Juſtices ofpeace in euery Shire, aoe
| 65 Yutticesof peace in their Selfions, haue power to inquire, of all attachments
ttachments made bp the Dificers of che Courts of the Callmarches oꝛ tt
eMaxr⸗
66 The Juſtices of peace of euery Shire, Kiding, and libertte, within Labourers.
e limits of their feuerat rommiffions, 02 the moze part of them , being
en reſiant within the fame, andthe Shivife of the Countie( if he con-
niently may.) And eucrp Maioz, B aylile,oꝛ other head Oflicer within
arp
| luftice of peace. | =
any Citie oꝛ Towne corporate, whereinis any Juſtice of peace, within
the limits of che fain Citie, Corporation, ¢c, hall perely at euery generall
ſeſſions, firft holden after Ealter, or within fice weekes nert after Eater,
aſſemble themſelues together, and calling onto them fuch graue and diſ⸗
crecte perfons of the fain Countie,Litte,Cowne, tc, as they ſhall chinke
meete, and conferring together , refpecting the plentie oꝛ {carcitieof the
time, and other circumfances neceflarie, thall hauc authoꝛitie within the
Rating ofwa» Limits of their ſeueral Commiflions,to limic, rate,and appoint the wages
gee, of Artificers,Dandicraftsmen , halbandmen , labourers, ſeruants, works
met, apprentices of huſhandrie ec, as thep ſhall thinke meeteto be'vae
ted, limitted ec, by the pere, op by the pay, weeke, moneth, oꝛ other⸗
mile, wrth meate and dpinke, 02 without, and what wages euerp wozke⸗
mat and labourer thall take bp the great, for mowing, making, reaping, —
02 theething of Coꝛne, ano Way, o2 for ditching, paling, raling oꝛ hedging
by the Rov, Perch, Lugae; Dard, Pole, Rope, o2 foote or for anyother
kind of reafonablelabours,o2ferutce, 5. Eliʒ.4. The lain Statute, andthe
authozitp bp the fame ſtatute giuen co any perſon oꝛ perfons foꝛ aſſeſſing
and rating of wages, andthe authozitie to them in the laid Act commmite
ted, ſhalbe expounded and conſtrued, and ſhall by force of this Act giue ave |
Chatworke: thority co all perfons,hauing any fuch authority, to rate wages of any la⸗
foedutices boꝛers, weauers, ſpinſters, workmen oz woꝛkwomen whatloeuer, either
mayrate, woꝛking bp the day, weeke, moneth, vere, oꝛ taking any worke at any per⸗
fon oꝛ perfons bands whatſoeuer, to be done. And the moſt Juſtices of P
og the moze part of chem reſtant in ſuch diuiſion in any Shire within chis ©
Seffions kept Realme,wherindtuers hives within this Realme,the Juſtices of P.haue
in jcucral via’ not wfuallp kept their general! Sellions inone place of the Shire toge⸗
for feneralat- ther, but the generall Seſſions haue bin kepe in feueral places for ſeue⸗
——— rall diuiſions, ſhall at the ſame Seſſions, op at ſuch time of rating oF
wages, as is limited by the ſaid Act made Anno 5. Elizab. haue as full
authority and power, to rate allmanerof wages ta berated within the
limits of fuch diuifion in any {uch Shire, as ik the fame were one inthe
generall Sefltons foz the fain Countie, oꝛ by the moſt part of the Juſti⸗
ces, meeting for the rating of wages bythe ſaid Ace, And after the rates
made for wages, and ingrolſed in parchment vnder their handes and
fealesof then hauing authority to rate che fame , it thall ans may be law⸗
fullto the Sherike of the ſaid Countie, 02 to the Maioꝛ op chiefe Dfficer ©
Proclamation 02 Dikicers of anp Citteor Cowne coꝛpoꝛate,to caule proclamation tobe
on of maneof the leuerall rates ſo rated, in fo manp places within their aut ho⸗
rittes, as to them (hall ſeeme conucnient , and as ifthe fame ban bin fent
downe Printed by the L oxo Chancelor oz Reeper,after peclaration theres |
of to her Maieſty, and Cereificate of the fame into the Court of Chancerp, |
& cuctp perfon ¢ perfons thall be bound to obſerue the ſaid tates in giuing
& receiuing wages, vpon the paines € puniſhments mentioned in the bof f
cf, |
luſtice of peace, 199
Act, and to be recouered,o2 puniſhment inflicted, asin the fain Act is men:
tiones, Noperſonoꝛ perfons ſhall incurre any danger or penaltie, fo2 not
makitig certificate into rhe Chauncery, of anp rates of wages appointed
to be certified bp the fain Act made in the ſaid Anno 5, Eliz. But the ſaid abe — of
rates ingroſſed in parchment and fealen as akorelaid hall if the fame bein ingcciten any
anp fhire, be kept by the Cultos Rotulorum of the ſaid Countie among tt Bert by the cu.
the Recopds it his cuſtody for the Lato Shire: Andin any Citic op Cone
coppozate,among the Recoꝛdes of the ſaid City oꝛ Cotwne corporate, 39.
| €lts,1 2, Co continue cill che end of one yere next after the next Seſſion
| of Parliament, :
67 Hailthe Juſtices of peace reftant within the Counties where thep aurhe Juste.
be Huttices, and the Maio bea Diticers ec do not perelp allemble at the fe Peat
| generall Seffions holoen after Calter, op within fire weekes next after, ting oz alte-
and limitand rate the wagesof Seruants and Labourers , 02 ſhall not 55 ot wages.
conliver whether the former Rates made, be meete to be continued, 02 to
he altered and refopmed, o2 be negligent inthe certificat thereof: Chen e-
uerp {uch Juſtice, Watoz, €c, in whom anp (uch defaule thall be found, be⸗
| ing within che ſaid County, Citie, Cowne,rec.at the time of the ſaid Sele
fiong,o2 at the time of the {atv Rates of wares to be fet, within bi, weekes
nerxrt after ſuch Seſſions, and not vificed with any {uch ficknes,as he could
not travel thither without danger of his life oꝛ not hauing any other goow
excuſeto be allowed by the Jultices chen allemblen fo2 the rating of twa:
| Mes, 02 bp the moze part of chem (bpon acoꝛpoꝛall oth, and Affidauit, to
| beopentp taken before the Juſtices bpon the holy Cuangelifts, by fome
credible perfon affeflenin the booke of Subſidie ofthat Countie to v.li.at
cthelealt, oꝛ bp Cuch other perfon, asthe moft part of the Juſtices thall al:
lov to take fuch oth) thal for fate fo2 euery (uch default and negligence one
| tothe Queene rt. 5, €i3.4,
68 The Jultices of peace of eucrie Countie , diuiding themlelues Tnanirleok the
into ſeuerall timites, and euerie Waioz and head Officer of any Citie, fratute orkae
| Towne coꝛpoꝛate ec. thallperely betweene the featts of S.Wichael,any borers.
che Natiuitie ofour Lord, and betweene the feattes ofthe Annunciation
ofe our Ladie,andofS. John Baptiſt, bp all (uch wates and meanes, as to
cheir wiledomes thall be thought meete, make alpeciall anv diligent ine
- quiry ofthe bꝛanches anv articles of the Statute mave 5. Eliz. for Artifi⸗
cers, Labourers, Seruants of huſbandꝛie, anv Apprentices, anvof the
good erecution ofthe fame, anv where thep (hall find any kaults, to ſee the
- fame feucrelp punithen without fauour, malice o2 diſpleaſure. And the fain
Nullices 02 two of chem, wherof one ta be of Quorum, and the Pꝛeſidents
and Counfell eſtabliſhed in the (arches of Zales, and the Noꝛth, and
Maioꝛ and head Officers ofeuerp Citte, Cowne corporat ec.haue power
toheare and determine all offences committe again the forefain Sta⸗
tute,oz again anp bzanch thereat, as well spon Indictment to be —
efore
Euery Juctice Lowen onto himy,s.ofthe fines anv foꝛfaitures of the penalties duc tothe
wed v. s
Dap.
, High wates,
bekore them tn the Seflions of che peace, as vpon action of vebe , op bill
" Queene by forceof che fain Statute in fuch maner, as the lain Buttices
monech after any offence committed contrarie to the true meaning of ¢
open generall Seflions,to make prefentment of anp igh wap not well
Wy
Bi
met
Iuſtice of peace. eS
of complaint, to be {ued by any perfon , and Mell and may make proces —
againſt the defendant, and award erecution, as inother cafes they map, —
anu thal certitie che eftreates in Dichaclinas Cerme into the Clehequer, —
in {tke ſort as thep be bound to certifie the ettveates for other offences,
And euery Jultice of peace, Waioz, Bailife,and head officer, thall haue foe
euery dap that he thall fit, in, and about the execution of this ftatute ale
haue bin commonly paten fo2 their comming and charges at the quarter —
Sellions, fo that the fitting ofthe fain Juſtices, Haior, xc. benot at any
time aboue three daies, koꝛ the matters conteined in this Katute,s Cliz.4.
S. Labourers, Bo)
69 The Juttices of peace of euery place oꝛ Countie, in default ofine
quirie o2 pꝛeſentment therof mane within the precinct of anp Leete,haue |
authozitie to enquire ofall cheoffences committed within the limits of |
their commilſion, contrary to the ſtatute prouided 2.¢€ 3. P.and M. fo? t re
amending of Digh wapes, at their quarter Deflions , and to allele ſuch
fines thevefoze,as they 02 two of them, whereof one to be of the Quorum,
fhall thinke meete: And the Clerke of the peace thall make effreates ins
ented, ofthe fines, forfaituresand — the dekaults pres
b
ſeated bekore the laid Juſtices, and thal deliuer the one part thereof tealew)
and ſigned by him to the Bailike oꝛ high Conttable of euery Hundꝛed,
Rape, Lath, oꝛ CClapentake, wherein the dekaults thall be pꝛeſented, and | |
the other halfe, tathe Contables and Churchwardens of the Parithe
wherein the defaults were made, to be perelp deliuered within vi. weekes
atter the fealt of Saint Wichacl. 2. and 3.}9, and 9.8. 5, Eliz. 13. Am
the Superuiſour appointed foꝛ the amendingaf Dighwayes, within one
ther ofthe fain Statutes, ſhall prefent euery ſuch offence to the next J te
fice of peace foꝛ the time being, which Julſtice ſhall certifie the fame pres
fentinent at thenert general Sellions within the fain Councie, vpon pain
to fogtaic for euery offence not certifiend. ti, And the Juſtices of peace of B
euery Countie where {uch offences ſhall be committed, haue aut horitie to
enquire thereef, within the limits oktheir Commillions, at euerytheir
quarter Seſſions, and to allelſe ſuch fines for the lame, as they oꝛ two of
them (whereokone to be ok the Quorum) fhall thinke meete. And euery
Juſtice of peace hath authorꝛitie vpan his owne proper knowledge, in the
and ſufficientlyrepaired, op of anp other dekault, oꝛ offence committed
within the limits of his Commilſion, contrarie co the pꝛouiſion oꝛ intent
ofeither of the koꝛelaid Statutes, and euery {uch peefentment thall be as
good, and of che fame force in the Late, as if the lame had bin pzꝛeſented
and
— 8. ees
Iuftice of peace. 200
and adiudged bp the othes of rit, men, And for everp defaule fo prefentes,
the Juſtices of peace of the fain Countie, ſhall immedtatlp at the ſaid ge⸗
nerall Sellions, allelle {uch fines, as to them oꝛ two of them, whereof one
to be of the Quorum, ſhall be thought meete, ſauing to euery perfon tous
chen by fuch peefentment, his lawkull trauerfe tothe fame pꝛeſentment,
as thep might hate bpon anp indictment of treſpaſſe, oꝛ foꝛcible entrie bp
| chelawes of this Realine.5, Eliz. 13. And aland euerp Juices of AMile,
Jultices of Dyer and terminer,and Juttices of peace, in their ſeſſions, thal
heare and determine every offence, matter ¢ caule,that hall grow o2 ariſe
iby reafonof the Tatute poouided 18, Cl; for the amending of Highwaies
18.€1i3.9.S.High waies,
70 Che Fullicesof peace, of euery Shire ofthis Realme , Fraun⸗ wringes,
chiſe, Citic,oz Boꝛough, o2 foure ofthe at the leatt, whereof one to be of
the Quorum, haue power to enquire, beare and determine in the generall
Sellions, of all maner of anopances of bꝛidges broken inthe highwaics,
and of all anopances of highwaies which lie nert adiopning tothe endes
bEBridges,and being diſtant from the fatd endes CCC, foote,to che dam⸗
mane of the Queenes people, andto make {uch procefle and patnes vpon
erp prefentinent before them made, fo2 the refozmation of the fame, as
gJainſt {uch ag ought to be charged for the making op amending of fuch
Bꝛidges or ae a3 the Queenes FJuttices of her Bench ole com⸗
monlp to Doe , 02 as iß hall ſeeme by their difcretions neceflarie and cons
htenient foz the ſpeedy amending of thefame, And where ſuch decayed
Bꝛidges 02 Highwaies lie none fhire op Riding ,o2 withina Cite oz
Downe copporat,and {uch perfons, bovies politique , lands oꝛ tenements,
Which oucht tobe charged to the making and amending thereof, tie anv
Abide in another, oꝛ out of the fain Citic op Cowne corporate, the Juſtices
f the Shire, Citie,o2 Towne corporate, within which the layd decaied
Bꝛidges 02 high mates, oꝛ any part thereof hall be, haue power to ens
quire, beare,and determine all anopances within the limits of their Come
nillions, and to make }Procelle into euerp Sbire within this Realine , ae
ainſt ſuch as ought to amend ſuch Bꝛidges op Dinh waies, pꝛeſented bes
joze them to be decaied, and todo further in euery behalfe, as they might
joe by this Act, in caſe che perfons lands ec. which ought to be charges
were in the ſame Shire, Kiding, Citte oꝛ Towne copporate where the a-
oyance (8, Che aut ofpeace o2titt, of then at theleatt, whereof one
obe of the Quorum,otthe hire, Riding, oꝛ ofthe Citic, Towne coꝛpoꝛat
c. hall call before them the Conſtables, 02 two inhabitants of euerp
Towne and Parith, within the Shire, Riding, Citie or Cowne corporat
Swell within Liberties as without, wherein {uch bꝛidges, 02 any par⸗
ell thereof be,¢ with their alent, thal tare euery inhabitant in every ſuch
itie pariſh o2 towne, to ſuch ſumme of money, a3 they thal thinke conue⸗
tent for the amendement of decaied binges, where te cannot be knowen
any
aR
! Tuftice of peace. | 9
and proued, what perfons lands, tenements, oꝛ bodies politiquesughtte —
repaire che fain Bringes,¢ the (aid Juſtices (hall appoint two Collectors
fo2 the gathering of the money fo tared, and tive Surueioꝛs to {ee the de⸗
Caled bꝛidges repaired and (hall call the ſame Collectors and Surueiours
to accompt.22.1D.8.5,S.Bridges 2.3.4. : ie
Alehoutes. 71 Che Fultices of peace ofeuery hire, Citie, Borough, Towne |
Corporat, Franchile op Liberty, oꝛ two of them atthe leak, whereof one to
be of the Quorũ thall haue au hoꝛity within che limits of their iuriſdicti⸗
onto difcharge common felling of Ale and Beere, in common Alehoules |
and tippling boules in fuch Townes and places, where thep thall thinke
meete,And none hal keepe anp common Alehoule ¢c,but fuch as ſhall be
admitted inthe oper Seflions, oꝛ by two Jultices , whereofoneto be of
the Quorum, which thall take band and ſuerty bp Recognifance of {uch as
be admitted againſt vſing of vnlawfull games, and for the maintenance!
of good oder, and foꝛ the making of euery fuch recogniſance ſhaltake but)
twelue pence, And the Juttices where {uch Recogniſance hall be taken;
fhall haue authoꝛity in their quarter Seſſions to inquere by prelentment,)
information 02 otherwiſe by cheir diſcretion, of all (uch perfonsas be al⸗
lowed to keepe Aleboule tc, ethat be bound bp recogntfance, if thep have’
bone any Act, wherebp they hauefortatten che fame, andtoaward proces’
again euery perfon fo peefented, o2 complained ꝓpon, to ſhew why he
ſhould not foꝛfait his recogniſance, and to a fae, as bp ther
ſhalbe thought good, And they thall commit euerp IXſon to the comme
naole of the fame Shire, Citic, Borounh, tc, which keepeth common Ale
houfe, being not admitted in forme abouelaid, oꝛ commanded to the contra
rie, there to remaine fo2 thꝛee bates, ann before his deliuerance, thal take
recognifance of him with {uerties,chat be thal not keepe any common Ale
Certiticat or Houle, And che ſaid Juſtices ſhall make certificat of euery fuch Recogut.
fat eho {ance ¢ offence, at the next quarter fellions, which certificat thalbe a ſufſfi
7 * cient conuiction tn law of the fame offender, And tf any Juſtice of peace de
take arecogntlance of one whichis allowed to keepe a common Alehouſ
oꝛ tippling boule, againſt the vſing of vnlawfull games, ¢fo2 the mainte!
nanceof good oder, t doe not certifie the fame at the nextquarter ſeſſion⸗
to be holden within the fame Shire, Citie, Borough, Towne corporate
franchife oꝛ libertie ¢c, be ſhall forfait to the Qucene for euery offence iii
li.vi.s.viii.ðj.5. Ed.6.2 5,8, Alehoufe. |
Juſtices ok P.“ 72 Che Juices of peace within the Counties of Poꝛke, Lancatter 6
ont — any other the Counties on the Noꝛth five of Trent, in their quarter Sel
mine the often fons, ſhall and map enquire, beare and determine, euerp faulto2 offence
ces. muade oꝛ done, contrary to che Act made Anno 39. Cliz.againl the deceit J
full fretching andtaintering of Noꝛtherne cloth oz anp ching therein co
tained, except the offences committed, and forfaitures made by the Juſti
ces of peace, by prefentment, bill, oꝛ infogmation, and bpon pꝛoote ey
mad.
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luſtice of peace. 201
made by the teftimonie of two fufficient witneffes openly giuen tothe
Furie, echereupon prefentinent made by the Furie, to give order for the
execution of the ſaid fatute, and eiteryclauſe therein contained, ¢ fo? the
recoucrie of the penalties in the fata ſtatute mentionen, tothe vſes inthe
faine reherſed. And the Juſtices of Ale, Hall and map inquire heare and Tutticesof are
petermine every fault oz offence, made oꝛ Done by any Juſtice of peace, Hat maure
contrarie to the fain Act, in nealect of thetr duetie, in, oꝛ about, touching — offerte
| opconcerning theerecution of the fain Act,and spon proote thereof made Sreorpene
vbytwo fufficient witnelles, and by che pꝛeſentment of the Jurie, hall,
and may giue opder fo2 recouerte and imployment of the penalties « for:
| faitures bp them committed and made to the bles aloreſaid. 39. Eliz. 20.
$.Draperie 11 8.&c.
73 Jt thallanv may be lawful, to,and for the Juſtices of peace of any pone: of con
| Countieo, Citie inthis Realme, oꝛ the dominions of CCales, aſſembled fection.
at any quarter Sellions of the peace within the fame County, Citte, Bo-
rough oꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛate, oꝛ the moze part of themt,to {et downe oꝛder to
erect,and to cauſe to be erected one oꝛ moze houles of Coꝛrection within
their ſeuerall Counties 02 Cities : for the doing perfoꝛming thereof, €
fox the prouiding of Stockes of money and all other things neceſſarie fox
the fame,and fo2 the raifing € gouerning of thefame,andfo2 coꝛrection
punithment of offendozs thither to be committed, fuch orders as the fame
Juſtices, oꝛ the moe part of chem thal from time to time take, rekorme, oz
{et downe in any their ſaid quarter feflions inthat bebalf, thal be of force,
and be duely perfopmed put inerecution, 39.€1.4,5 .Vagabondes 1,
74 Guy two oꝛ moze Julſtices ofthe peace within all the ferteral fhites, casabonnes,
ities, boꝛoughes, oꝛ tones coppozat, (whereof one to be of the Quorum)
ſhall haue full power to heare and determine all cauſes that ſhall grow oꝛ
come in queſtion bp reafonof the Act pꝛouided for puniſhment of Rogues;
(Clagabondes, ¢ Turdie beggers.39.El.4. S. Vagabondes,
75 he Waiors, Bailifes, oꝛ other head Dificers of euery corporate Pooꝛe.
towne Within this Reale, being Juſtice or Juſtices of peace, thall haue
theſame authopicie within che limits ¢ precincts of theit Coppozattons;
aſwell out of Seſſions as at their Sellions,as is herein limitted,preferi=
t ed, € appointed to anp of the Juſtices of peace of the Countie, for allthe
bles ¢ purpoſes inthe Act pꝛeſcribed, for the reliefe of thepootes no other
Juſtice of peace to enter o2 meddle chere.39.€1,3, S.Poore.
1 76 The Jultices of peace within any Countie of this Realme , 02 Uagabondes.
+ Males, thal not intromit oꝛ enter into any Citie, borough, 02 to wnes coz-
| popat, where be anp Jutice 02 Juſtices of the peace foz any {uch Citie,
ough, 02 towne coꝛpoꝛate, for the execution of aup branch, article, op
Kentenceof the Act proutded foꝛ punithment of Rogues, Vagabondes, and
- Murdie Bergers,for,o7 concerning any offence,matter , 02 caule , grows
‘ ng 02 ariſing within the precincts, liberttes,o2 iuritdictions of fi uch Citic,
Da bozough,
bs
Reliefe of
Souloters
& Mariners,
Bꝛuers.
Ueſſels.
Atturnies.
Reepers oF
Ferries and
paflages.
luftice of peace. i
Hopourh, oꝛ townes coꝛpoꝛate . ut itmay,¢ hall belatwfulltothe Jue
ftice, x Juſtices ofthe peace, Maioꝛs, Bailifes, and other head Officers
of tholectties, bopoughes,¢ townes coꝛpoꝛat where there beluch Juſtices
of the peace, to pꝛoceed to the execution of this Act, within the precinct ¢
compatte of their liberties, in fuch maner € forme as the Jultices of peace
in any Countie map 02 ought todo within the fame Countie, by vertue of
this act, anp ching tc. 39. El. 4. 8. Vagabondes &c. |
77 The Jultices of peace ofeucry County within his Reale, with: —9
int heit ſeuerall limits at their quarter Sellions, oꝛ the moꝛe part ofthem
there alfemblen, hall haue authoritie peerely to elect, nominate r appoint
of chemfelues,o2 other ſulkicient men of the fame Countie,valued bp peere
in the Sublivie booke at r. pounds in lands, oꝛ rLpounds In goods atthe
{eatk, Crealorers fox the collection of the reliefe of Souldiers ¢ Mari⸗
ners, which Crealozers fo in euery Countie ts be chofen, hall continue, —
pov, performe,¢ giue dp their charge, infuch fort, maner,¢ forme, and for
{ach time as is fet koorth by the Acc mane 3 5. Eliz.4, and vnder fuch,a
the like penalties, 39.Eliz. 21. S. Captaines &c. 18.19.20. 22.23.
78 The Julſtices of peace of euery Shire, where any Ale heuer, op
Veere bauer voth dwell, (out of a Citic, Boꝛough.oꝛ Towne coppozar,og |
other place where no head Déficer haue any rule) haue power to {elle anu
tare bp their difcretions,che prices of euery barrell, kilderkin, oꝛ firkin of
Beere and Ale, Ano the Ale and Beere Bꝛuers fhall not {ell their Ale anu |
ABeereat anp hiner prices, then {hall be to chem by the fatd Juſtices ab
figned, 2 3. H. 8.4. 8. Bruers 2. i
79 The pꝛices ok all barrels, kilderkins, firking , and other veſſels te
Le fold for Ale, Beere, orꝛ Dope, te be vttered therein, (where {uch veſſels
chall be mane o2 ſold, out of anp citie,borough,oz towne corporat) fhall be
taren by the Juſtices of the peace oz the moze part of chem, being pꝛeſent
inthe quarter Sellions peerely nert after €atter , at {uch prices as they
{hall chinke reafonable, 8.El.9. S.Cowpers 1. —9
So The Iuttices of peate within che Counties of Suffolk, Noꝛllolk.
ethe Citie of Noꝛwich, haue power to inquire in their Seſſions, of any
perfons which prelume to be Atturniesinanp Courts of recoꝛd, in the
fain Counties oꝛ Citie, otherwiſe then ts appointed bp the ſtatute in that)
cate pꝛouided. 33. H.6.7. 8. Atturney 14. —
Sr The Juſtices of peace within the Counties: of Gloucefter and |
Somerfer,at their quarter Dellions, haue authopitie to call befoze thent
alfuch perfons which do keepe any Ferrp or pallage ouer thertuerof Se: 7
uerne inte CHlales,oz the Foꝛreſt of Deane, oꝛ out of CUales 02 the fain |
Forrett inte Enaland, Eto bind chem wich fuffictent fuerties withthem
inrecognifance , infuch ſummes of money,as i¢ ſhall ſeeme to the diſtre⸗
tion of the laid Juſtices that they ceuery ok them, being Palſengers, and
Reepersof Ferries g pallages, tall not after the Sunne being fet ae —
night,
|
Jk
luftice of peace. 202
| tight oꝛ before the Sounne rifing in che mogning, conuey, 02 carry , 02
| caule cto be cõueied oꝛ carried, anp maner of perſon oꝛ perſons, oꝛ any kind
| of cattel,but fuchpertons as they do know, ¢ will aunſwer fo2, eto kuow
there their abpdings , dwelling, and habitations be ,and vpou requeſt
made to themoꝛ any ofthent, halt from time to time difclofe, aſwell the
ſame perſon oꝛ perfons,asthe goods € cattcls fo palling the fai paſſages,
vpon freſh fuit made vpon anp felonte, murder, oꝛ rebberie committed in
the boꝛders of the fain counties of Gloucefter ¢ Somerfet,o in any other
place within Caglans,o2 South Hales, 26,1).8,.5; S.Boates &c,1 2.
ſhall be madeo fold, haue full power once every peere,to call befoze chem
by their precept,o2 otherwiſe, tt. titt, bt, bit, o2 moe, (as thep hall thinke
good by cheir pifcretion) of che molt honeſt, diſcreete indifferent men of
euery {uch towne, village ,o2 hamlet, where any Cloth thall be mave o2
fold ,anothem ſhall appoint to be Duerleers fo2 one whole peere then next
following, within che towne, village, oz hamlet, where the fame Duer⸗
ſeers hall be dwelling; charging them alfovpon their othes, and as they
do tender the honour and common wealth of che Realme, that thep do in-
deuour themfelues for that peere,to (ee the Tatute prouived 3, Ed. 6. fox
the true making of wollen Cloth,to be obſerued within the limits of their
itharge.3.€0,6,2,S.Draperie 71.72.73. '
zes, rugges, oꝛ cottons, of the feuerall makings {pecified inthe fatute
pꝛouided 5. Ed. 6, forthe true making of wollen Cloth ) do prefent anp
Hoth whichis defectiue o2 faultie, vnto two Juſtices of peace nert adioy⸗
ing, out of a Citic, Boꝛough,oꝛ Cowne coꝛpoꝛat, where ſuch cloth thall
be found faultie, che fame Juſtices thall caule the fame Cloth tobe cut
Nto tiLequal peeces, wwherof the Q. thal haue one, the prefentoz one other,
md the chird they thall retaine to themſelues.5. Ed.o.6.S.Draperie 34.
be found, which hall giue, wilkully purloine, exchange, oꝛ put away any
Pople, Ware, Gelding, oz Harneis wherewith he ſhall be fet koorth, hall
ommit the fain foulvier to ward, vntil he hath latiſſied the partic grieued
jo fuch boole, harneis ec, fo Lott, purloined, ec. except the fame fouldicr
were impriſoned for the ſame offence befoze bp the Lieutenant, Captaine
(02 their Deputies andmape reſtitution. 2,€0,6,2,S.Captaine 1.
if the offendozs of the ſtatute mane 25. h.8. (limitting what number of
Sheepe men hall keepe, and haue at one time) alwell by the othes of rti,
nen, as by information of the Queenes {ubtects, and to make {uch like
noces vpon euery prefentment o2 information concerning the ſaid Acc,
sthey vſe commonly to do vpon — bekoze them of trefpatte,
d 2 and
85 Che Julſtices of peace of euery Shire haue authoritieto inquire F
82 The Juſtices okpeace, oꝛ two of them at the lea, of the Shire Ouerwers
where any Towne; Uullage, oz Damlet not coꝛpoꝛat is where any Cloth of Clerd.
183 Sfanp perfon which thall retaile any of the Clothes, kerleies,kri⸗ Faultie Cloth.
84 Cuerp Juftice of peace of the Countie where any Souldier thall Soulsier,
he number
erpe.
Coꝛoners.
Eſchtatoꝛs.
Shiriles.
Dekaults of
Dhirtfes.
Extoꝛtion of
Shirikes.
luftice of peace. 4%
and no perfon being convicted by confellion, oꝛ otherwiſe, that he hath
Done oꝛ attempted, contrarie tothe {ain Act, ſhall be put to any leſſe fine,
then after the rates of the forkaiture limitted bp the laid Act.25. H.8.13.
S.Sheepe 3.&c.: J
ꝰ The Jauices of alliles ¢ Jultices of peace, within the Countie |
where any default ofa Coroner is, (which vpon requelt to him made ,to
come and inquire of anp perfon ſlaine, dꝛowned, or otherwiſe dead by mile
wuenture doth not his office therin diligently, or taketh any thing there⸗
koꝛe) haue power to inquire thereof, and to determine the lame alwell bp
examination, as by pyelentiment, 1 H.8.7. S.Coroners 16. se
87 Fulkices of peace have polwer to heave and determine, bpon pree
fentment mave before them in their Selſions, all forfaitures committes
by Eſchetoꝛs, in lelling, o2 letting to farme their Difices,o2 making anp
deputies, but {uch for whom they will aunfwere,contrarie to the ftatute
in that cafe prouined + In which prefentment,like proces ſhall be bad, a3
is vled vpon indictments of trefpatte pone with force e armes againtt che
Queenes peace, 1 26.449» 8. Eſcheators 12.
88 Juſltices of peace, and other Juſtices haute power to holo plea, of f
any {uit , commenced bp any perfon againt the Shirile, o2 any of bis mi⸗
niffers , which by force of the Eltreates of the Erchequer do leuie the
HQuecnes debt of him, and do not Cot the fame whichis pated, whereby”
the debt is another time demaunded of thefame perfor. 42. Ed. 3.9. Se
Effreates 1. |
89 WWhere Fufkices,02 a Futtice of peace, vpon complaint to hint og)
them made of anp korcible enitrie into lands oꝛ tenements, oꝛ of detainin
thereof with force, do direct their precept tothe Sbirifeto returne lulfi⸗
cient and indilkernt perlons pivelling about the {aid lands, to inquire of}
fuch entries + It the fain Shirike or Wailife of franchife hauing returne
of writs , be ſlacke and do not puely execute the fain precepts to them
nirected, then alwell the fato Juſtices, oꝛ Juttice,as the Juſtices of Aſſiſe
@ eery of them at their comming inte the Countrey to take Alſiſes, haue
power to heare and determine fuch defaults and negligences of the fait
Shirikes and Bailifes,attwell by bill at the luit of the P.arieued fo2 him
felfe, ag by indictment onelp for che Q. Ano ifthe Shirike op Bailtfe be
att ainted by indictinent,o7 bill, he which ſueth fox the Queene ebintelii®
challhaue the moitte of rr, ki. (which the offendo, hall fopf. ) togithe
with bis coſtes and expences, and che proces againſt the offendoz fhall bi
ag intrefpas, vi & armis. 8,10,6,9. S.Force 2... sith |
90 Jultices of Alſiles in their Selſions, Juſtices of the one Bench
and of the other,and Juſtices of peace tn their Countrey, haue power tif
inquire beare,¢ determine all the extorcions, and other offences commit
ted by Shirifes , Underſhirikes, Coꝛoners, Bailikes of Franchiſes, an
their minifters,contrarie to the ſtatute fo them pzouided. 23,2), 6, in an
bit . aN artich
| Tuftice of peace. 203
article oꝛ point of the fame Statute, 23,10,6,10, S. Iurors 10. Shirifes
5.6.7. 8.9. 10. Ie "hh
or Suftices of Oper and determiner, Jultices of Aſſiſes in their cir⸗ Gite.
cuits,and Juſtices of peace in their Sellions, haue authozitie to inquire,
heare, and determine, of all and ſingular offences committen againſt the
fatute proutded 37. H.8. againſt Uſurie. 1 3.€1,8, S$. Viurie 1.2.3. .
92 Two Juices of peace,(whereof one to be of the Quorum) haute catatayts any
authoritic,as well by eramination,as by inquirie,to heare and determine Wealures.
the vefaults of the head Dfficers of Cities, borounhes,¢ Market townes,
which vo not cauſe twiſe it the peere at the leaſt, all dMaights x Meaſures
therein to be bꝛought befoze them, x the vefectiue to be bꝛoken and burnt.
And alfo of all buyers and fellers, which do not buy and (ell with waights
and meatures , which be lawfull , and to fet fines € amerciaments vpon
the offendogs,accopding to their difcretions,1 1.1.7.4, And alfo Juftices
of peace haue power toinquire of falfifiers and counterfaiters of falle
CUainhts,€ to impzifon,and in prifor to hold them, vntill they be attain⸗
fed,oracquited, and if thep be attainted, they thall remaine inprifon one
till thep haue made fine bp the Juſtices diſcretion. And they (hall inquire
of, heare, and determine the fame , fo often as they Hallthinke needful,
9,105.8, S. Waights 9.10.1 3.
93 All Jultices of peace, within thelimits of their commiftion,haue Ch4esees of
authozitie to inquire, beare,and determine the offences of all chole, which
ſhall willinalp purloine, deſtroy, oꝛ conuep away the egges of any kind of
CUHilofoule , from the neff o2 place where they ſhall he lated by the fame
CHilofoule, like as they commonly vſeto doe in caſes of trefpafle, 25,1,
8,11, 3. Ed.6.7. S.Wildfoule.
94 JSutticesof peace inenery hire of this Realme, within the limits cames.
oftheir commiffions,afwel within franchifes as without, haue authoꝛitie
toeramine,beare, inquire, and determine the defaults of fuchas hall at⸗
tempt to fell anp Mines in qrofle , op bp retaile, contrarie to the ſtatute
| mave 28,1,8, limicting che prices of wines,¢ to puniſh che offendozs bp
impꝛiſonmẽt.oꝛ otherwiſe by cheir difcretions.2 8,3),8,1 4,S.Wines1.2.
1) 95 The Jultices of peace of euerp Countie, Citie, anv Cowne coꝛ⸗ Wines,
| \pozat in their feuerall Sellions , haue authozitie to inquire by the othes
) of xii.lawtull men, of all ¢ eucrp offence € offences Done contrarie to the
ſtatute (made 7,.€0,6, to auoide the great prices and exceſſe of CAines.)
And euery inquirie € prefentment taken, and bap, by the othes of xii. law⸗
full men , hall be offuch force , as ik the fame were takenoz had in the
) Rings Bench, And every of the paines, penalties and koꝛfaitures due bp
{ fopce of the fain Ace, fo2 any offence committed contrarte to the fourme
i) thereof, as thall be found by prefentment,befoze che fain Juſtices(no bill,
@ plaint,action,o2 information thereof commence in any of the Queenes
if reir of recon) thal be equally deuided into two parts, whereofthe one
(ih Dd 3 fh
4
alt
Iuftice of peace. ‘
fhall be to the Queene, ber heires ¢ ſuccellors, and the other to the pooꝛe
people of the towne o2 place where {uch pꝛeſentment (hall be found, 7.
Ed.6.5. S. Wines 6.7.8.9.10 116 .
opaintenance 96 All Bulticesofpeace in their Sellions, within che limits of their
ofthe Maule. commiſſions, haue authoꝛitie to inquire, afwell by the othes of twelue
men, as other wiſe by information,and thereupon to heare and determine
all and ſingular {uch offences as ſhall be done intheland,o2 within anp
Hatten,o2 peere, contrarie to the ſtatute prouived 5,C1, touching certaine
politique contticutions made for the maintenance of the Nauie, oꝛ con-
travie tothe fatute prowined An 27, Cis. againſt the vttering o2 putting
to fale Fleſh vpon certaine dayes probibiten, )andif any perfon thall be
prelented before the ſaid Juſtices within the limits of their authozities,
02 any information gyuen to chert of anp offendoꝛ of the fain Actes, then
they haue authoritie,bpon fuch pꝛeſentment oꝛ information,to make pzo⸗
tes againttehe offendors, ag is commonly vſed bpon indictments of trefs
pafle, And ifany be pꝛeſented, and afterward conuicted by confeflion , oꝛ
otherwile, ther he hall fuffer no leſſe puniſhment, oꝛ foꝛfaiture, then in the
{aid fatutesis limitted : Foꝛ the leuping of the which fof. che {aid Jue
ftices within che limits of their commillions,haue authoꝛitie to make ſuch
proces as thep thallehinke good by their difcretions, ut no infoꝛma⸗
tion at the {uit of any perfon concerning the fain Actes, thall be ofeffectto
put any perfon to aunſwere, oꝛ forfaiture, ercept the fame be commencen
within halfe a peere after the offence pone : Noꝛ any infozmation o2pre*
fentiment for the Queene thall be of effect tc, except the fame be within —
one peere after the offence committed, contrarie to the ſaid Acts.5. El.y.
27,111. 35.€1.7, tocontinue till he end of the next Parliament now
tert inſuing. S, Fith daies 2. Shippes 1.2. 3. 4. 5.
Telemakers. .97 Che Bullicesofpeace, within anp Counticof this Realme, and —
every of them haue power to inquire heare, ¢ determine thedefaults and —
offences committed ( contrarie tothe ſtatute proutded 17,€0, 4, fo2 the
true making of Tyle.) And ik it be found,oz map appeare tothe ſaid Ju⸗
ices, oꝛ any of them, bp eramination o2 ocberiwile , that any perfon hath
offended contrarie to the ſaid Act, then the fame Juſtices hall aſſeſſe vpon
the offendo? no lefle fine, chenin the ſaid ſtatute is limitten, And the ſame
Juſtices haue power to aſſigne expert perfons, in the occupation of Tyle
making, tofearch and eramine the making thereof, And euery pꝛeſent⸗
ment mabe bp the fain fearchers of any defaults, before the fain Juſtices
at their nert Sellions, thal be as effectuall inthe law, as the pꝛeſentment
of twelue men. And the Juſtices haue power toeramine, inquire, and —
betermine the dekaults of fearchers,inlike maner, as they haue of Cyles
makers, 17,€,4,4, S.Tyles, ft |
Regrating 93 Juftices of peace intheir open Seſſions haue authozitic, bpon in⸗
oFtools, —-Fonimation,to heare and determine the offences of CCiooll dziuers oꝛ wool
J bupers,
—
Iuſtice of peace. 204
buyers, inhabiting within the Parith of Halikax, which thall (elt their
wools at any other place, foozth ofthe Cowne of Palifar . And allo of alt
ſuch as thal bup their Cools at Halifax, and ſell them againe wꝛought in
varne, oꝛ cloth,¢ ta make proces againt the offendozs,a5 in other cafes tu
hᷣe determined before them, 2,€ 3. P.and 9B.1 3,S.Woolles 5,
99 Jultices of Dyer and veterminer, within the limits of their com: AIdditions of
million, Juttices of Alliſes in their circuits, and Jultices of peace aſwell Furs sn
withinliberties as without, within the limits of their commiſſien, ſhall
have full power and authopitie, to inquire,beare, and determine, all and.
every offences committed,o2 to be committed within their ſeueral limite,
circuit, oꝛ precinct of theit commiflion, 02 commilfions, (contrarie to the
ftatute nave 27.1, fo2 the leuping of Hilues loft bp Juroꝛs) eto award
foorth proces oferecution fo. che leuying of the (aid fopfattures,27,€1,7.
39,€118, S.lurors 33.34.
100 The Jultices of Ailile,and Juſtices of peace, in their apen Seſſi⸗ Swearing of
ons, hall have full power within the limits of their authogitie ,tobeare, nderlhtriles.
and Determine the defaults done(contrarieto the ſtatute ppouided 2 7. El.
fo2 the {weaving of Underſhirifes, and other Diticers ) alwell bp prꝛeſent⸗
Ment Ein formation,as indictment, And vpon conuiction of the offendors
to award execution foz che leuping of the fopfaitures, bp Fieri facias,o bp
Attachment, Capias, 02 Exigent. 27,.€1,1 2, S.Shirife 35.36.37.
101 All Jultices of Aliles.¢ Fultices of peace in their open Sellions, Cotares,
and euery Lord within che precinct of his Leete, x none others, hall haue nmates.
full power ann authozitie within their feuerall limits and iuriſdictions,
to inquire of, beare and determine all offences committed (contrarie to
the Act made Anno 31,€4, againſt erecting and maintayning of Cotta:
ges, and Inmates, alwell by Indictment as otherwiſe by pꝛeſentment og
| infopmation,and fo award crecution foz the leuying of the ſeuerall fogfais
tures in the fain ſtatute limitted, bp Fierifacias,Elegit, Capias , 02 others
inile, as the cauſe fhall requive,3 1. El.7. S.Cottages 1. Leetes 19.
102 Gino Julſtices of peace, thereof one to be of the Quorum, ine Satan,
neere vnto che limits where the parifh Church ts , within which arith
any Gatkard begotten and borne out oflawfull matrimonte thal be bogne,
(vpon eramination of the caule and circumſtance) thall and map by their
difcretions,take order, aſwel for che puniſhment of the mother, ereputes
father of (uch baſtard chile, and alfo for the better reliefe of euerp {uch
| Parilh inpart oꝛ mall, Ano thal and map likewiſe, by like diſcretion, cake
’ | opder fo the keeping of euery {uch Baſtard childe, by charging fuch mo⸗
cher oꝛ reputed father with apapment of monep weekelp,or other ſuſten⸗
| tation fo2 the reliefe of fuch child, in ſuch wile as thep thall chinke cones
‘Ment, 18. El.3. S. Baſtardie 1.
| 103 3fanypperfonto whom anp Agnus Dei ,Crofles , Pictures, 02 Cettificat of
> | Deaves thal be offered, do being the partie that made him chat offer,to a Crottes.¢e,
late Dp 4 Juſtice
q
esi i
Tuftice of peace. A al
Jultice of peace ofthat hire, oꝛ within three daies after ſuch offer mave, -
poe difclole to him che nameofthe partie, bisdwelling oꝛ place of reſort,e. e
tf the fame Juſtice doe not within 14. daies next after anpfuchmatterfhal
be ſhewed vnto him, declare the fame to one of the Q.pꝛiuy Counlel: Che
the Juttices hall incurre the danger, paine and foꝛf. of Premunire pꝛoui⸗
ped 16. R.2. 1 3,.€1.2, S,Rome 56s x
Trthes. 104 Two Jultices ol P. whereof one to be of the Quorum, vpon in⸗
formation, certificat,o2 complaint,to them made in wꝛiting by anp Eccle⸗
fiattical Judge, that gaue ſentence again any perfon , which obftinatly,
and willfully refuled to pay his tithes oꝛ fuch ſumme of monep, wherein
he was condemned fo2 the fame, haue authority to caule the fame party to
Le attached,and committed to thenert gaole, vntill he haue found fuffici-
ent {uerty to be bound tothe Queene, to perkoꝛme the famefentence.32,
1,8.7,And the like authoꝛitie haue any of the Queenes Counfell oꝛ two
Juſtices of peace twwhereofone to be ofthe Quorum Ec, bpon the Eccleſi·
afticall Judges requelt, for anp contempt, contumacie opother mifoes
meanour of the partie defendant in anp (uit fo2 fubtraction oftithes, offes
rings,o2 other dueties of the Church vntill he haue found {uertie,ve ſupra
&c,27,10.8.20,S.Tithes.22,
Hole Mealing. 105 Che Julſtices of peace of euerp place and Countic,as well with-
inliberties as without, Hall haue authority in cheir Selſions within the
limitsof their authoꝛitie and commifflion , to inquire,beare, ¢ determine
all offences committed again the ſtatute prouived An 3 1. Eliz.to auoide
Worle Kealing,as they may doe any other matter triable before them, 3 1»
€l,1 2, S. Faires &c. 7.8. Cn
Certificatol§ = 106 Cuerp Bultice of peace, within this Realme, that hall take any
recognilanct. recogniſance forthe keeping of the peace , fhall certifie,fend,o2 bing the
fame recognifance at the next Selltonsof peace, where he is ,opbath bit
Juftice, that the partie fo bound may be called. Andif che partie make —
pefaule,the fame default, chen there to be recoꝛded. Ano the fame recogni
fance with the record of that befaule , thalf be fent, ano certified inco the
Chauncery,the Kings Bench, op intothe Eſchequer. 3.1,7.1. rig
nBaitementof _ 107 320 Jultice, o Jultices of peace, thall let to baile op mainpꝛiſe any
oftenpers, luch perſon oꝛ perfons , which koꝛ any offence by any of them committed —
be declared not to be repleuted , 02 bailed, o2 be foꝛbidden to be reple⸗
uied op baited bp the ſtatute made 3,€0,1 , Noꝛ any perfon arrefted fox
manflaughter,o2 felony , oꝛ ſuſpition of manſlaughter, oꝛ felony, being —
bailable by the law , hall be let to baile og mainprile by any Juſtice of ©
peace, if it be not inopen Seflions,ercepe it be by two Juſtices of peace —
at the leatt,wherofone to be of the Quorum, And the fame Juſtices tobe
prelent together at the time of the fait bailemẽt oꝛ mainpꝛiſe: which baile —
mont oꝛ matnprife chep Hall certifie in wꝛiting, fubferibed 02 ſigned with —
their owne hands, at che next general gaole veltuerte, tobe holven wich
Iuftice of peace. 205
the Countie where the perſons ſhall be arreſted oꝛ fulpected, And the fain
Juſtices oꝛ one ofthem, being of the Quorum, where anp fuch ppifoner is
bought before them, foz manſſaughter oꝛ felony, before any batlement
oz mainppile, Hall take the eramination ofthe pꝛiſoner, and information
of chemi chat bring him, ofthe fact, and circumſtances thereof, And the
fame, 02 a8 much thereof as thall be material to pꝛooue the felonie, ſhall
put in writing, befoze thep make the bailement, which eramination, tos
nether with the batlement, the faid Juſtices thall certifie at the nert ge⸗
nerall caole deliuerie, to bee holden within the limites of their commil=
fion, And alfo the {aid Juſtices haue authopitie to bind all fuch bp recon:
nifance, 02 obligation, as doe Declare anp thing materiall to prooue the
ſaid manflaughter oꝛ felonie, to appeare at the nert generall gaole deliue⸗
rie tobe holven within the Countie, citie, oꝛ towne corporat, where the
trial thereof thall be, then and there to giue euidence again the partie
fo indicted, at the time of his triall, ¢ thall certefie euerie {uch band taken
before them at the neve generall gaole deliuerie. And ik any Jultice of
peace, oꝛ Quorum fhall offend in any thing contrarte to the true intent
€ meaning of this Act,the Juſtices of gaole deliuerie of the Shire, Citic,
Towne, tc, where luch offence hall be committey, vpõ oue pꝛoofe thereok
bp examination before him, thal for eucrie offence, et {uch fine vpon euery
of the fame Juſtices of peace, as the fame Juſtices of gaole deliuerie (halt
| think meete, Gut the Juttices of peace,t Cozoners in Lonvon ¢€ Widdle=
| ter, eather Cities, Boroughs ¢ Cownes copporat in Cngland¢ Hales,
| Haue auchopitie to let to baile felons ¢ prifoners,as thep haue bene hereto:
| fozeaccuftomed, But thep thal take eraminations ¢ bands as is atoꝛeſaid,
bpon euerie bailement, by any of chem made, anv thal certific. them at the
nert gaole deliuerie, to be holoen within the Shire, Citic, Borough, ec,
vnder the forefaid paine,¢c, I.and 2. Phil.and 9p, 13, S.Mainprife.s2.
108 Jnlikefort euerie Juſtice oꝛ Juttices of peace, befoze whom anp TmpHtonment
| perfon thall be brought for manflaughter 02 felonie, oꝛ for ſuſpition °F oſendoꝛs.
| thereof, before he oꝛ thep thall commit ſuch pꝛiſoner to ward, thall rake
| the eramination of fuch pꝛiſoner, and information of (uch as boing bim, of
| the fact, and circumttances thereof, and the fame, 02 as much thereof ag
| thall be material to pꝛooue the felonie, hallput in wꝛiting withintwo
| Dates after che {ain eramination, and the fame thall certifie in {uch maner
and fo2me, andat fuch time as thep ſhould and ought todo, if the prifoner
had bene bailed, oꝛ let to mainpꝛiſe vpon {uch paine, as in che foꝛmer ſta⸗
tute ts exprꝛeſſed, for not taking oꝛ not certifping eraminations, And the
laid Juſtices haue authopitie ta bind allfuch by obligation oꝛ recogni⸗
fance; as bo declare any thing material toprooue the manflaughter, oz
felonie, to appeare at the nert general gaole deliuerie, xc. to giue euidẽce,
| EC. and thal certifie the fain bonds at the next generall gaole deliuerie. Ve
| fupra. 2.and 3, P.and 9, 10,
109 Che
Iuftice of peace, *
109 The Futtices of peace, within the (hires next adiopning tothe —
riuer of Thamis bet wixt Grauefend and WMindſor, within heir ſeuerall
iurifoictions, hatte auchoritie spon complaint made onto them, oꝛ any of
them, by the eight ouerleers of watermen, oz two of them, oꝛ bp themas
eKatermen, ſter ok any feruant being a waterman, to erantine, heare, and determine
all complaints ¢ offences, committed bp any fuch perfon, that (hall offend
contrary to the true meaning of the Statute proutden, 2. and 3. P. and
9D, for watermen vpon the river of Thamis, € to fet atlibertie euery pers
foniniprifonen by the fain ouerleers, ik iult cauſe hall appeare outa thent
{oto doe, And co cogrect the ſaid ouerſeers, chat hall wit hout good caule —
puniſh any perfon,bp colour of che fait Act. 2. 3-1€ 99.16, S.Boates 2.
Dnecommits 110 All anv ſingular Commiflions granted, 02 fo be granted to anp
cat narbe atu Citic, 02 towne coppozat, Not being acountie init {elfe, for the keeping of
— to their peace, and deliuerie of the priſoners remaining in the gaoles of ante
; {uch citieo2 towne corporat, thal remaine and be good in che law to all in⸗
tents, the granting of any like commiffion ofpeace oꝛ gaole deliuery, to
any commiftioner oꝛ commilltoners, for the conferuation of the peace, og
deliuerie of the prifoners,remaining in the gaol of any thire, Lath, Rape,
Riding oꝛ wapentake within this realme of England, bearing vate after
the fain commilſſion oꝛ commiſſions qraunted to anp fuch citte 02 towne —
corporat, not being a counticin tt felfe, tothe contrary notwithſtanding.
2,and 3. P. and 99,1 8, S.Difcontinuance of proces 6.
Statute decia x11 The act mave againlt onlatwfull, and rebellious affemblies, o2 |
red at leſions. the effect therot,thalbe read 02 Declared at euery quartet Sellions.(1.D
1 2,) And fo thal che ſtatute made 5. El. 1 fog aflurance of the D. power o⸗
tier aileftates, And fo thal che acute made 3 3. H. 8. for the maintenance!
of artillerie, anv debarring vnlawfull games, |
luftices of peace haue authoritie to enquire of, heare and determine)
divers other offences,prohibited by feuerall ftatutesin force, but the au⸗
thoritie is {pecially giuen ynto them by the words of che Queenes coms:
miffion of peace, and not by the letter ofanie ofthe faid ftatutes, and
therefore {ee the Commiffion, and perufe the ftatutes placed in their apt)
titles, inthis treatife. )
Sheritenet 1 That no Sherife fhall be luftice of peace in the countie where and)
Jiuttice. when he is Sherife. S.Sherife 21.
gnaictments 2 That Sherifes thall deliuer allindi&tments and prefentments taken
in Curnes. heſore them at theirturnes, to the Iuftices of peace, and that the Iuſtices
fhall make procesagainft,arraigne,and deliuer the offendors, S.Sherifes.
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Geamination 3 Thactwolultices of peace may examine Sherifes, vnderfherifs,fhire
pf Sberits e+ Clerkes, and bailifs of hundreds, of entring of plaints before them, and
execution of proces, and who fhall appoint thofe Juftices, and how they”
fhall reforme offences, S.Sherifs 1 6.20 erst. ——
4 That
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luftice of peace, i 206
4 ThattheSherifs ſhall make no eftretes to leuie amerciaments vntill Ettretes,
two luftices haue had the ouerfight thereof, and that one part ofthe
efiretes indented fhallremaine with the Iuſtices. S.Sherifs 1 8.
5 That Iuftices may fweare the Sherifs Bailifsto gather buttheir due- Sberifs Bats
tie,and after examine them thereof. S.Sherifs 19. ute
6 Where luftices of peace may direct their precept, to be executed sayecept into
out of their limits of their commiffion, S. Prifon 2. Indictments 2, 3, another county
Labourers 28, Bridges 5.
7 Towhat prifon Iuftices of peace {hall commit offendors.S.Prifon 1. Offenders.
8 Thata luftice ofpeace fhall receiue the names ofthofe which fhoot Gunners.
in gunnes,and caufethem to be recorded. S.Gunnes 11.
9 That two Iuftices of peace fhall be affiftant to the Bifhop or his Hoſpitals.
Chancellor, to take their accompt which haue the collection of hofpital
landes. S.Hofpitals 1.
10 That luftices ofpeace may reforme panels returned before them. Panels.
S.lurors 85 .
11 That Iufticesofpeace may take enquelts to enquire of conceale- gonceatments
| ments of other enqueſts. S Jurors 9.
12 For Iuftices authority, in taking Mariners to ferue the Queene on Pariners.
the fea, S.Mariners 3.
‘23 That Iuftices within London and feuen miles compaſſe, thal affift Phifitians.
the Colledge of Phifitians, to execute the ftatutes for them pronided.
See Phifitians 10.
14 That none haue authoritie to make Juftices of peace , but the Waking Ju-
Queene. S.Prerogatiue 17. hij Bees.
15 That Juftices of peace fhall arreft thofe which commit Riots, in- Riots.
quire of Riots,and certifie the fame, S.Riots 1.2.3.5.
| 16 That Commiffions fhalbe awarded, to enquire ofthe default of Inquitie of
Iuftices of peace touching inquirie of riots, S.Riots 6. ——
17 Whatthe luſtices fhal forf.which doe not certifiethe namesofthe gpaintainors;:
" maintainers,or imbraceors, with their mifdemeanors, by whofe meanes
) |anie Riot is not found by the Iurie. $.Riots.1 5. |
| 18 Forthe duetie of Iuftices ofpeace, concerning the executing of Rebettions;
| the ftatute made againſt ynlawfull and rebellious affemblies, S. Riots.
16k.
| 19 For the duetie of Iuftices of peace, concerning the examination Pꝛeachers.
| and punifhment ofanie which thal difturbe, or mifufe anie Preacher in
his Sermon, or which fhall refcue or difturbe the arreft of anie fuch of-
- fendor, or fuffer him to efcape. S. Preachers 1.2.2.
| | 20 That luftices of peace fhall receiue Dockets, of the high Con- pockets,
| fables &c. ofall fuchthings which be purueied for the Queene within
| the fame Countie where &c. And fhall deliuer them ouer to the Lord
| Steward ofthe Queenes houfe, S.Puruciors. 28, |
J J mw ; 21 Where
Sy iy
Iufticeof peace. Laborers, Artificers, &c.
Abiured. a1 Wherea luftice of peace may takean abiured perfon out of fanGu-
arie, S.Sanctuarie.9. a
Sewers. 22 Where lufticesof peace fhall execute the commiffion of Sewers.
See Sewers. 16. 3
Gitailers. 23 Thatlutticesofpeace fhall limit Vitailers gaine,and punifh them
which take exceffiue.S.Vitailers3.
VUintners. 24. That Iuſtices of peace may enter intoa Marchants honfe which de-
nieth to fell wine, at the price affeffed &c. and fell and deliuer thefame. —
See Wines 4. . ;
ines. 25 That none fhall fell wines in Townes not corporat, but by the af.
fignement of the Iuftices of peace. S.Wines.9. |
Woons. 26 Where luftices fhall deuide a Wood, ifthe owner and commoners ©
thereupon cannot agree. S,Woods. 8.9.
armour. 27 For theauthoritieof luſtices in punifhing thofe which goe or ride
armed. S.Armour.10. .
Jelulte. 38 Theforfaiture of a Iuftice ofpeace, which hauing notice ofa leſiũte
or Prieft, doth not thereof aduertife fome of the Queenes Councell &c.
S.lefuites 1 2. : i
Sales. 29 Thatthere fhalbe luftices of Peace in Wales, their authoritie,dutie, |
&c. S. Wales. 30.31. vat
30 Fortheauthoritie of Iuftices of peace touching the execution of |
the Statute prouided for the reliefe of Souldiors and Mariners S.Cap-
taines 17.1 8,19.20.2 325.266
31 For the authority of Iuftices of peace in deciding what houfes)
builded within three miles of London or Weftminfter be not for ſub⸗
fedy men. $,Cotages. 6.14.
32 For the authoritie of Iuſtices of peace touching the execution of!
che Statute of Huy and Cry,S.Huy and Cry. 4.10. 2
Laborers, Artificers, Seruants,Apprentizes. i |
shone of thele D perfon hall recaine, hire, oz take inte ſeruice, 02 caufe to be retaté
feruants thall Nyned, hited, 02 taker tnto feruice, nop any perfor thalbe retained, C+
petapeerte co woꝛke for any lelle time then fox one whole peere, in any of the ſcien⸗
ces, 02 artes of Clothiers, Wollen⸗cloth weauers, Cuckers, Fullers,
Ciochworkers, Sheremen, Diers, Hoſiers, Cailers, Shoomakers, Tã⸗
ners, Pewterers, Bakers, Byuers, Glouers, Cutlers, Smithes, Fer
rozs. Curriors, Sadlers, Spurriers, Curners, Cappers, Datmakers:
op Feltmakers, Bowpers, Fletchers, Arrowheapmakers , Butchers,
Cookes,o2 Willers, 5.Clis.4, ii
ee 2 Euerp perfor vnmaried, and every other perfon onder the age o
pelable to (erne xxx. peeres maried, hauing bene Drought vp in anp of the fatd arts, 02 {ct
ia handicratts. ences,og that hath vled op exerciled anp of them by the (pace of iit, peeres,
02 moꝛe, and not hauing lands, tenements, rents, 02 hereditaments, co
pihold oz freehold, of one eſtate of inheritance, 02 foꝛ terme of any 9 oO
ues
Laborers, Artificers, Seruants, Apprentizes. 207
lines, ofthe cleere peerely value ofxl.s.noꝛ being woꝛth of his otun goons
the cleerevalue ofx.li. and fo allowed by two Juſtices of the peace of the
Countie where bee hath mol commonly inhabited by the {pace of one
whole peere, and onder their hands and feales, oꝛ bp the Batoz, 02 other
hean officer ofthe Citie, Borough, oꝛ towue corpozat, where fuch perfon
hath moſt commonly divelled by the {pace ofone whole peere, ano two
Aldermen, 02 two other difercet Burgeſſes of the fame Citic, ec, ifthere
beno Aldermen, vnder their hands ano ſeales, nop being retained with
any perfon in bulband2y, 02 in any of the fozefatd arts accoꝛding to this
| flatute, no? latwfullp retained in none other art o2 {cience, nor being
| lawfullp retained in houſhold, 02 in any office with anp JQobleman, 02
| Gentlema, oꝛ others, according to the laiwes of this Realine, nor hauing
aconuentent Farme 02 other holving tn tillage wherevpon he map ent
plop bis labour, hall during the time that be oꝛ they ſhalbe fo vnmaried,
oꝛ onderthe faid are of rrr. peeres, vpon requeſt made by anp perfon ve
fing the Art oꝛ Miſterie wherein the ſaid perfor fo required hath bene ex⸗
erciſed, as ts afozelatd, be retained, and ſhall not refule to ferue according
tothe tenor of this ſtatute, bpon the paine and penaltie hereafter men-
tioned, 5. Eliz.4. sada - :
3 Cuerp perfon between the age of rit, peers, andthe age oflx. yeeres, wertons com
hot being lawfully retained, nop apprentise with any fitherman oꝛ Ma⸗ pelable to ferue
riner haunting the Seas,nop being in ferutce wrth any Kidder or Carri: in buſbandeie.
er of any cone oꝛ meale,fo2 pꝛouiſion of the citie of Lonvon, no? with any
huſbandman in huſbandrie, nor in any Citic, Towne coꝛpoꝛat, oꝛ market
towne, many ofthe arts oꝛ ſciences appointed by this ſtatute, to haue oꝛ
take apprentizes,noz being retained bp the peere, o2 halfe che peere at the
leaſt foꝛ the dinning, ſeeking, finding netting melting, fining, working,
trping, 02 making of any Siluer, Tinne, Lead, Fron, Copper, Stone,
Seacoale, Stonecoale, Mooꝛecoale,oꝛ Cherkcoale, nop being occupied in
oz about the making of any glafle, nop being a gentleman boꝛne, nop bez
ing affudent, oꝛ ſcholler in any of the Uintuerfities, 02 in any {choole, noꝛ
Having lands, tenements, rents, oꝛ herenitamients for terme oftife, 02 of
jone eſtate of inheritance of the cleere perely value of rl. nop being worth
in goods and cattelsto the value of x. li. noꝛ hauing afather o2 mother thé
liuing, oꝛ other auncefto2, whole heire apparant he ts, then hauing lands,
tenements, oꝛ hereditamẽts, of the yeerly balue ofx.li.oꝛ aboue, oꝛ goods,
oꝛ cattels ofthe value of xl.li.noꝛ being a conuenient oꝛ neceſſarie officer,
oꝛſeruãt lawfully retained, as is aforefain noꝛ hauing acontentent farme
oꝛholding, whereupon he map og ſhall imploy his labour noꝛ being other⸗
wile lawkully retained, accoꝛding to the true meaning of this fatute,
ſhalbe competed to be retained to ferue in huſbandrie, bp the peere, with
anyperlon that keepech hulbannyp, and twill require any fuch perfon to
ſerue, within the fame thive where he ſhal be fo required, 5, Eliz 4.
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Labourers, &c.
rae 3 It any perfon do by any ſecret means, directly oz indirectly retaine,
contrary — oꝛ keepe any ſeruant, woꝛkman, oꝛ labozer,og doth giue any moꝛe oʒ grea⸗
fatute, ter wages,oꝛ other commonditie; contrarie te the true meaning ofthis ſta⸗
tute, og contraty tothe rates by Wages aſſeſſed oꝛ appointed inthe pzoclas —
matious meade fo2 p purpote;t in the Countie, Cit ie oꝛ Borough, where he —
both inhabit, then he p thal fo offend ¢ be theroflawtully conuicten before
any Juſtice of peace of che County, op the Maioꝛ oꝛ other bead officer of p
Citic, boꝛough, oꝛ tolune cozporat, €two Aldermen, oꝛ twodiferect Bur:
gelſes iftherebe no Aldermen, og befopethe L. Paeſident g councel inthe
marches of (Hales, oꝛ the Loꝛd Pꝛeſident ecouncell inthe Noꝛthparts,
ſhall {uffer imppifonment by the {pace of tenne dates, without baile. oꝛ
mainppie, and forfait v. li. And euery perfon that thall be fo retained
aking of wa And take wanes contrarte to this ſtatute, oꝛ anie branch thereof, or of the
fe fatuce (aid proclamation, and ſhalbe thereofconuicten befope the Juſtices afozes
faid, op anie two of chem, ox before the Maioꝛ oꝛ head officers afozefain, |
fhall fuffer impriſonment by the ſpace of xxi. daies without baile oꝛ main⸗
pꝛiſe. And euerie retainer, pꝛomiſe, gift; op paiment of wages oꝛ other
thing whatfoeuer, contrarie to the true meaning of this ttatute, andeucs
rie writing aud bond made for that purpole,thalbe btterlp bot, Ts
Dow the wages ſhalbe rated. S. luſtices of peace.5 6) ::
Putting awaie 5 Tlanieperfonafter he hathretainenanp feruant, that put away che
intheteane.. · ſame ſeruant before che end of bis terme, vnlelle it be foz ſome realonable
and (ufficient caufe to be allowed before two Juſtices of peace, or one at
the leat within che {aincountie, 02 before che Watoz 02 other chiefe offis
cer ofthe citie, borough, op towne corporat, wherein the fain Maſter, Mi⸗
. Putting awate fires 02 Dame inbabiteth, D2 ifany fuch Waker, Wilkres,o2. Dame, hall
outaquacters: put aluap any fuch ſeruant at the end of bis terme, without one quarters:
warning, warning giuẽ before the fain end, then euerp (uch matter ec, ſo offending,
thal korkait xl.s. vnleſſe be be able to proue bp two fuffictent witnelles, |
fome reafonable ¢ {ufficient caufe of putting awaie of bis leruant during |
the terme, oꝛ aquarters warning giuen before the end thereof, before the
Futicesof Dier and Terminer, Jutlices of allife, Juſtices of the peace it |
the Quarter fellions, 02 before the ator o2 head officer of ante citte, bo⸗
rough, 02 towne corporat, ¢ tive Aldermen, o2 tive other diſcreete Bure
gefies of che fame citie ec.if there be no Aldermẽ, oꝛ befoze the Loꝛd Pre⸗
fivent and Couuſell in the marches of Aales 02 in the Noꝛth. 5. Eliz.4.
Zhe — Be 6 Ikfanie ſeruant retained according tothts ſtatute, hall depart from
histerin, with. His mater, miltreſſe, of Dames ſeruice before the end of histerme, onlelte
— it be foꝛ ſome reaſonable ¢fufficient cauſe, to be allowed as is aloꝛeſaid:
ferue, D2 ifanie ſeruant at che end of his terme depart from his matters tc, fers |
tice, without one quarters warning giuen bekore che endofhisterme, k
before two lawtull witneſſes. Dꝛ it anie perſon compellable and bound
tobe retained and to ſerue in huſbandrie, o2 tn any other ſciences aboue
remembzed |
Labourers, &c: 208 .
remembꝛed by the pere, oꝛ otherwife, da vpõ requelt mane, rekuſe to ſerue
for the waxes tated € appointed by the Queenes Proclamat ion in that
county, citie boꝛough where Ec,accogding to che foꝛme of this ſtatute, Oꝛ
promife oy couenant to ferue, ¢ poe not ſerue according to the teno2 of rhe
fame, then euery feruant fo departing away, ¢ euerie perfon fo refuſing to
fertie for fuch wages, opon complaint therofmabde by the matter ec, of the
fain feruant, oꝛ by the partie, to o2 with wham che fata refulal is made, 02
pꝛomiſe not kept,tocwwo Juſtices of peace of the countic, 02 co the Maioꝛ
ov other head officer of che citie,bozough, tc,and two Aloermen,o2 two o⸗
| ther diſcreet burgeſſes ofthe ſame citie ec, ifthere be no Aldermen where
| the fait Matter ec, 02 the fatd partie to o2 with whom the faiurefulall is
| made,o2 pꝛomiſe not kept ,Dinelleth,o2 to either of plaid Lows Pꝛeſidẽts
and Councellof (Hales, x the orth, Che fain Juſtices, Pꝛeſidents anv
Councell,¢the fain Wators, head officers, € other perfons of Cities, Bo⸗
roughs €c; 02 anie of chz, haue power to heare ¢ examine che matter, ana
finding the ſaid ferwant,o2 the fatd partie ſo refuling, faultie inthe ppꝛemiſ⸗
ſes vpon fuch proofes & good matter, as to their diſcretiõs halbe thought
fuffictent, to cõmit him to ward, there to remaine without baile o2 maine
prife, vntill be thall be bound to the partie, to whom the offence thall be
made to ſerue ¢€ continue with him; forthe wages limitten according to
the tenour ofthis ſtatute, x chen to be difchargen vpon his veliuerie, with:
out paping any fee tothe Gaoler where he ſhall be fo impꝛiſoned. 5. El.4.
7 None okthe fain retained perſons in hulbandgic, og in aniethe Artes Sernants mart
o2 {ciences aboue remembꝛed, after the time of bis retainer erpired, not depart into
(hall depart forth of one Citic, Cone, oꝛ pariſh to another, Noꝛ out of without tel
the Lath, Kape, WMapentake, o2 hundꝛed, Noꝛ out of the countie oꝛ thire moniall.
where be latt ſerued, to ſerue tn any other Citie,Cowne corporat, Lathe,
Rape, CHapentake, Dundzed, Shire, or Countie, vnlelſe he haue a teſti⸗
niall onder the feale of the {aid citte 02 towne coꝛpoꝛat, 02 of the Cone
‘table, 02 other headofticer,¢ of two other honeſt houtholvers of the Citie,
‘owne;o2 parith where be laſt ſerued, declaring bis lawful departure, €
‘Henameof the thire ¢ place where he dwelled tak beforꝛe hig departure,
ccordiag tothe foꝛme hereafter erpelten, which certificat, oꝛ teſtimoni⸗
ill (hall be wꝛitten € deliuered onto the Laid ſeruant, and alſo regiſtred by
he Parſon, Gicar,o2 Curate of the parith where uch maſter, miffres, o2
same doth divell taking fog the boing chereofit.d,and not aboue, Memo-
andum that A. B. tate fernant to C. D. ok E. huſbandman og Caploz ec, Thefoameot
tithe fain Cotttie, is licenſed to depart from bis {aia Walker, andis at hisniall.
ibertie to ſerue els where, accogding to the Statute inthat cafe mane €
youided, Jn wit neſſe whereofEc, vated the Dap, moneth,peere,and place
» Fe.ofthemaking thereof, 5. Eliz.4.
8 No perlon that ſhall depart out of feruice, ſhall be retained oꝛ ac⸗ Mo ſeruant
epted into any other leruice, without thewing bekoze bis retdinoꝛ, ſuch Pare rename
ſtimo⸗ |
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Labourers, &ci
ing his Cente teltimontall as is before remembzen, to the chiefofticer of the to wne cops
moniall. porat, € in euery other towne € place tathe Conſtable, Curate, Church-
warden, 02 head Dfficer of the fame where he thall be retained to lerue,
vpon the paine that euerp ſuch feruant fo veparting without {uch certili⸗
cat oꝛ teſtimoniall, thalbe impꝛiſoned vntill be procure ateftimontallo, —
certificat, the which ifhe cannot do within the ſpace of xxi. daies next ate
ter the firft nay of his imparfonment, then che fain perfon thal be whipped,
& fen asabagabond, according tothe lawes in {uchcafeppouines, And
euerieperfonretaining any {uch feruant without ſhewing luch teſtimo⸗
niall, oz certificat, thall koꝛkait koꝛ euery ſuch offence bP, And ik any ſuch
Counterfalt perlon chall be taken with any counterlait op lorged teftimontall, then
he ſhall be whipped as a Vagabond, 5.C1i3.4. | 3
— Galt 9 All Artificers and labourers, being hired for wages by the dap op
continue as Weeke, (hall betwirt the middeſt ofthe moneths of Warch anv Septem:
thei labor. oy, he, andcontinue at their worke, at 02 befope fiue ofthe clocke inthe
moꝛning, and continue at worke, and not Depart vntill betwirt vit, € vith,
of the clocke at night, ercept it be in time of bꝛeakelalt, dinner, 02 drink⸗
ing, the which times at the molt ſhall not erceed aboue tina houres and a
palfe inthe vay, that is tofap, at euerie dpinking one halfe houre, koꝛ bis
Dinner one houre,t for his lleepe when he is allowen to fleepe, (the which)
is from the middeit of Wap to the middeſt of Augult) halfe an houre at the:
moſt, ¢ at euery bꝛeakekalt onc halfe houre. Aud all the ſaid artificers and
{aborers betweene the middelt of September, anv the middeſt of March
fhall be and cotinue at their woꝛke, from the ſpring of the bap inthe moze
nine vntill night, except it bein time akore appointed for bꝛeakelaſt andy
dinner, vpon paine to forfait one peny koꝛ euery houres abſence, to be de⸗
faulken out of his wages that thall fo oſfend.5. Eliz J·..
Monehall dee 10 Cuery artificer anid labourer that thall be lawkully retained, in
Per ine oꝛ for the building,o2 repairing of any Church, houle, thip, mill, 02 euetp
itbefinihen, other piece of twozke take in great, intatke, oz tn groſſe, oꝛ that ſhall take
vpon him to make 02 finith any ſuch thine o2 marke, Hall continue ¢ not
pepart krom the fame (onlelle it be fo not paping of his wages on hyre a
greed on, 02 otherwile lawfully taken op appointed to ſerue the Queene
ac.oꝛ for other lawful cauſe, oꝛ without licence of the maſter oꝛ owner ot
the woꝛke, 02 of him chat hath the charge thereof) before the finithing of
thefame wopke, vpon paine of impgifonment by one moneth without)
Haile or mainprile, and the fopfaiture of, £. to che partic from whom be.
chall lo depart, for the which che fain partie map haue hisaction of debt
anaint hint that fall fo vepatt in any the Queenes Courts oftecozd, be: |
fides {uch opbinarie coftes and Dammages, as map 02 ought to be recoue⸗
red by the common lawes, for any fuch offence, wherein no CC. Ec, E. P.
ec, And no other artificer op labourer, retained tn any feruice to wopke
mith che Queene, op any other perfon, ſhall depart from ber cabin =
rom
Labourers, &c. 209
from the fain perſon, vntill the worke be fintthen, tithe perfon fo retaining
the artificer oꝛ labourer, fo long will haue him , and pap him his wages,
02 other dueties,vpon paiue ofimpzifonment of euery perfon ſo departing
Dy che fpace of one moneth, 5, Eliz.4. ;
11 But all perſons ofthe Counties where they haue accuſtomed to go Going into o-
intoother Shires , for haruelt wopke,and hauing at chat time no harueſt ſbagt wos
tworke fufficrent in the fame towne,nop Countie where he o2 they dwelt in
the winter then lat pat, bringing with him o2 them, a teſtimoniall vnder
| the hand ¢ {eale of one Juſtice of the peace of the hire, o2 other head offt-
| cer of the towne oꝛ place where he 02 they come from,tettifping the fame,
| fo the which be ſhall not pap aber tv, (other then fuch perfons as thal be
retained inferuice according to the forme of this ftatute ) may reſort in
harueſt of hap oꝛ coꝛne, from their Countries wherein their dwelling pla-
cesare,into any other place oꝛ countrie,for the onely mowing, reaping, €
| getting of hap, coꝛne graine, x fo2 the onelp tworking of harueſt works,
as they might haue done before the making of this ſtatute.5. Eliz.4.
| 12 Jfanp fervant, workman, oꝛ labourer, (hall wilfully oꝛ malicioufly a ternant oz
make any affaule 02 affraie bpon bis Watker, Hiltreſſe, 02 Dame,op bpon Peep ae
any other, that thall at that time haue the charge o2 ouerſight of him, oꝛ of Water.
ithe worke wherein he is appointed,o2 hired to wopke,¢ being therofcon: ⸗
juicted before any two of the Juſtices, (atop, oꝛ head Officer aloꝛeſaid,
where the ſaid offence is committed ,o2 before either of the ſaid Loos
Pꝛeſidents, and Counfell before remembꝛed, bp confeflion of the faid fers
Mant, woꝛkman,oꝛ labourer, o2 by the witnelle goth of two honeſt men:
Chen euery {uch offendoz thall {uffer impzifonment bp che {pace of one
whole peere, or leſſe, by the difcretion of two Juſtices of peace , ibit be
bithout a Cowne coꝛpoꝛat, and if it be within a towne coꝛpoꝛat, then bp
he diſcretion of the Maidr, oꝛ head Officer of the fame Cowne corpozac,
With two others of the diſcreeteſt perfons of the fame coꝛpoꝛation atthe» —
leatt, And if the offence thall require further punifhment, then to recetue
fuch other open puniſhment (fo as it ertend not to life, noꝛ lim) as the Ju⸗
ſtices of peace in open Seſſions, oꝛ asthe moze part ofthem , oꝛ the ſaid
atoz,02 hean Officer, € fire oz tiit.at the leat of the diſcreete perfons of
he fame conpozation, before whom the offence ſhalbe eramined, thal chink
conuenient fo2 the qualitie of the ſaid offence fo committed, 5. Eliz.4.
(13 Inthe time ot hap, or corne haruelt, the Justices of peace, eeuerp Artificers are
ae alfo the Conttable,o2 other head Officer of euery cownethip, worke in pare
138!
vpon requeff, and for the auopping of the loſſe of anp corne or hay, ſhall "“
and map caule all {uch artificers and perfons,as be meete tolabour, bp the
dilcretion of any of che fain Juſtices Conſtables, oꝛ other bead Dificers,
toſerue bythe bay for the mowing, reaping, hearing, getting ,opinning —
_ of comme and hay according tothe Chill ¢ qualitie of the perfon, And none
| dF the fain perfons thall refute fo to wei) patne to (ufter ees:
i e in
: Labourers , &c. ie
inthe ſtockes bp the {pace of two daies and one night. And the Conable |
ofthe Towne, op other head Dificer of che fame where che ſaid refulall
ſhall be made, vpon complaint to hint made, thal haue aut horitie tu fet the |
{aid offendo2 in che Stockes fo2 the time aforeſaid, and hall puniſh him
accopdingly, vpon paine to loſe ¢ foꝛfait fo2 not doing thercof,che ſumme
of rl, 8, 5. El. 4. * a \ |
tatomen core 14 Tvwo Jultices of peace, the Maioꝛ, o2 other hear Officers of any
pelable to Citie, Borough, op Cowne coꝛpozat, and tivo Aldermen, oꝛ tivo other
ſerue. diſcreet Burgeſles of the fame Citie ac. ik there be no Aldermen ſhal and
map appoint any (uch woman, as ts of the age of rit.peeres,and onder che
age of cl.peeres, and vnmarried, and forth of fertice , as thep thall chinke
meete to ferue,to be retained, 02 ferue bp the peere, by the weeke, oz dap,
for ſuch wares, and in {uch reafonabie ſoꝛt, as they thall thinke meete,
And ik any ſuch woman do refule fo to ſerue, thenit tall be latofull for,
the fain Juſtices, Wator, o2 head Officer to commit her to warde, bncill
fhe hall be bounven to ſerue as ts aloꝛeſaid. 5. El.4. —IJ
a huſbandnan 25 Cuery perſon being an houſholder, and hauing and bfing halke a
may tabe an plough land at che leattin tillage, map haue and receiue to an apprentice
. Apprentice. — snp yerfon aboue the age of x. peeres,and vnder the age af xviii veeres, to:
ferue in huſbandzy, vntill bis age of xxi. yeeres at the leaſt, oꝛ vntil che age
of xxiiii xeeres, as the parties can agree, and the ſaid retainer and taking:
of anappeentice, hall bedone by an Indenture. 5. El. 4, See 12. R.2.5
Fea child vſe huſbandꝛy vntill the age of rit.peeres, and be made an Ap
prentice after to anp mpſterie, his couenant thall be void. But wherhe
Quere, this be in Fozce,op repeaten by the general woꝛdes of 5. El.4. Quære.
16, Euerp perfonheing an houthalver,and xriiii. yeeres old at the leat,
_ Rope? Dinelling inanp Citic,oz Cotone corporat. Ebling anp arte, mpfferie, oy
‘goypoat, manuel occupation there, (hall and map, during the time that be hat chert)
, Bwell and vſe any {uch arte ¢c, haue and retaine the fonne of any freema
not occupping hulbandgy,nog being a labourer, & inhabiting in the ſame
oꝛun anpother Citte og Cowne cozpozat to ferue and be bound as an ap
pꝛentice after the cuftome and oyder of the Citic of London, fo. vit, peeres
at the leaff, fo. ag che terme of fuch appeentice do not determine befozebe
Shall be ofthe ane of xriiii. peeres at the leaſt. 5,C1.4, ——
17 Stisnoclatwfull kor any perfon dwelling in any Citie o Town⸗
hele muſt / ve]
toke peentices corpoꝛat, vſing any of the myſteries 02 crafts of a Warchant trafficquing’
sepote parents by trade into any the parts bepond the Sea, Mercer, Dpaper,Goloinieh
fomglanns, Ironmonger, Imbꝛoiderer, 02 Clothier, that dorh put cloth tomaking a)
fale,ta take an apprentice o2 fertrant, to be inftructed in any of the artes, |
occupations, craftes, o2 mpfteries, which anp of them do vfe, (except ſuch
ſeruant oꝛ apprentice be bis fonne) 02 els that the fathero mother of ſuch
apprentice og ſeruant, Hall haue at the time of the taking of bins , lands. 9
tenements, 02 other hereditaments, olk the cleere peevely value of x1, Gal
ri oe
3
fe ' } .
Labourers, &c. 210
one offate of inheritance o2 freehold at the leaſt, to be certified vnder the
| handes € feales of tit, Juſtices of the peace of the thire oꝛ thires where the
fainlands,cenements,o2 other hereditaments doe lic, to the Maioꝛ, Wai
life, oꝛ head Dificer of ſuch Citte,or Cowne coꝛpoꝛat and tobe inrolled
among the recordes there. Gut if any fuch Merchant, Mercer, Draper,
oꝛ other of che artificers afoꝛeſaid, doe dwell in a Market towne noc in-
| coppopat , chen the father 02 mother of anapprentice by him taken, mutt
haue lands, ec, to the value of ttt, Pi,ec, to be certified by thee Juſtices,
inrolled as is aforelatD, 5.1.4,
| 18 Je islawful for euery perfon being an houtholder,and rriiti,peeres Ahat prenti-
Slo at the Ieatt,e not occupying huloandzy,no2 being a labourer dwelling (a 2inPAre
in any Warket towne not being incopporac , fo long asthe fame hall he ket townes
meckelp bled as a market Cowne,and bing any arte,mpfterie,og manuel martake.
occupation during the timeof his abodethere, and fo vſing {uch arte ec,
ito haute in like maner to apprentice the child o2 childꝛen of anp other arti⸗
Me 02 artificers, not occupping huſbandrie, noz being a labourer , inba-
biting in the fame, 02 in any other {uch market towne within che fame
Shire, to ferue as an Apprentice,to any fuch arte ec. as hath bin vlually
zxerciſed in any {uch Warket towne, where ſuch apprentice thal be bound,
in maner and forme aforefaid, Gnd the inhabitants of Godalming in the Gonatming,
Countie of Surrey, within the limits ofthe watch of the fame Cowue,
nap vſe {uch occupations, ¢ take and ble Apprentices and feruants,as the
fozefat inhabitants within- Barker townes may doe.5. El. 4. :
19 Jeistawfull to any perfon , ving the occupation of a Smith, prerticeg
vheelewright, ploughwꝛight, milwrinhe,carpenter, roughmaton, plafte- whofe parents
er fatwicr, linreburner, bpickmaker,byicklaicr, tyler,flater, helper, tyle⸗ noanae
Maker , linnen weauer, turner, cowper, miller, earthen potter , woollen
eauer, weauing hulwifes oꝛ houſhold cloth onelp,and none other cloth,
fuller otheriwife callen tucker 02 walker, burner of Dre € Aoad ales,
hatcher, oꝛ ſhingler, whereſoeuer he 02 thep ſhall dwell, to haue o2 recetue
he ſonne of any perſon as Apprentice, in maner and foꝛme aboueſaid, to
se inſtructed in thefe occupations onelp , andinnone other, albett the fas
her 02 mother of any fuch apprentice haue not anp lands, tenements,o2
ereditaments. 5. Eliz.4. Re ee
20 Jtisnotlawfull for any perfon,other then {uch as (at the time of Mone that oc
be aking of the Statute being 12, lanuar.An.Dom.1 562.) did exer⸗ Bie obieb bath
ife any arte, mpfferie, oꝛ manuell occupation; to fet bp, 02 evercile any rt Appzene
rakt, mylſterie, oꝛ occupation,now vſed within England oꝛ Males, (ex⸗ *
ept he ſhall haue bin bꝛought vp therein vit, peeres at the leaſt, as Ap⸗
nentice in forme akoreſaid) no2 to fet any perſon on woꝛke in ſuch myſte⸗
ie op occupation, being not a woꝛkman at the ſaid 1 2. Januarie, (except
e ſhall haue bin apprentice as ts afozefatd ) oꝛ els hauing ſerued as an
Apprentice, wil become an ———— hired by che yeere, vpon ame
giz - — that
/ &
THoollen wea·
uers Appzen⸗
tice.
Foꝛ tj. Ape
prentices 5
there thall
Be kept one
» Journeyman.
Moꝛſted mae
kets,
Apprentices:
Hound within
age,
he remedie
tobere one ree
oured tobe
bound prentice
Hoth require.
: peeres, 5. C1, 4.
Labourers , &c.
that euery perfon willingly voing the contrarie , ſhall fopfait for euerp
pefault rls, fog euery moneth.5. Cliz.4, Chat all fuites vpon this branch —
of the Statute hall be inquired of, heard, and determined inthe generall
Aififes,quarter Seflions,op Leete, where the offence hall be committed,
S. Actions popular 11, ;
21 Noperſon dling the mylterie of TCiollen cloth weauer (other ther
fuch as be inhabiting within the Counties of Cumberland, Aeſtmer⸗
land, Lancatter, andGales, weaning frises,cottons,o2 huſwiues cloth,
onely making and weauing woollen cloth commonly to be ſold bp anp
Clothier) hall take any Apprentice, o2 hall in any wile inſtruct any pers
fon in the occupattonof tweauing afozefain, in anp village, towne ,o2
place (Cities, Cones coꝛpoꝛat, and Market townes onelp excepted),
vnleſſe (uch perfon be his fonne ,o2 els that che father o2 mother of ſuch
apprentice oꝛ ſeruant, ſhall at thetime of the taking of {uch perfon to be
an apprentice o2 {eruant , 02 ſo to be inſtructed, haue lands, oꝛ Hereditas:
ments to the cleere peerelp value of thꝛee pound at the leaſt, of one ate)
of inheritance oꝛ freehola ,to be certifies bnder the hands ann feales of)
three Juſtices of the peace of the thire oꝛ ſhires, where the fain lands ktc.
poe lie, the effect of the Indenture to be reqittren within thꝛee Monethes
within che parith where luch Waker hall dwell, and to pay for fuch res
giſtring iiii.ð. spor paine of forfatture of re. S, foz euerp Moneth, that
anp perfon (hall otherwiſe take anp Apprentice, o2 {et anp {uch perfon on
wozke,contrarie to che meaning of this article, 5. Eliz.4. |
22 Euery perfon chat hall haue Apprentices in anp of the ſaid occu⸗
pations of Clothmaker, Fuller, hearman, Aeauer, Tayloꝛ, oꝛ Shoo
maker, (hal retaine x keepe one Journeiman, and for euery other App2en:
tice aboue the number of the fain thzee,one other Journeyman, vpon pain
to korkait for euery default therein x. pound, But this Act thall not pꝛei
pice or hinder thelibertics graunted by any Act of Parliament in fore
tothe Companie of Top ten makers,and CHeauers tn the Citic of Noꝛ⸗
wich,and the Countie of Noꝛfolke. 5. El.4. :
23 Guerp perfon that thall be bounden by Jnventure to ferue as aw
Apprentice in anp arte, {cience, occupation, 02 labour, accoꝛding to this
Stacute,and tn forme aforelaty, (albeit the fame Apprentice thatl be with⸗
in the age of xxi. yeeres at the time of the making of bis Indentures) hat
be bound to ſerue for the peeresinhts Indentures conteined, as largely
to euery intent, as if be weee of full ane at the time of the making of {uch
Indentures. Wut no perfor thall by fogceof this Statute, be boundto
enter ints any Appzenticeſhip other then ſuch as be vnder che ane of xxi.
24 Ik any perlon thall be required by any houſholder, hauing € vſing
halfe aplough {and at che leattin tillage, to be an Appeentice, & to ſerue
in hulvandgie, or in any other kind of arte, myſterie, op {rience before
x. expeller,
Labourers, &c. 211
exprelien, and hall refute {o to Doe, then vpon the complaint of fuch houſe⸗
keeper made to one Juſtice of peace of the Countie wherein fuch refuſall
thal be made oꝛ of fuch houſholder inhabiting tn any citie,totwne corporat,
oꝛ market totune,to the Maior, Wailife, oꝛ head officer of the ſaid citie ec,
ifany Cuchrefulall thall chere be, thep haue full authoꝛitie ta {end for che
fame perfon fo refufing, Ano ifthe ſaid Juſtice, 02 the fata Maior, oꝛ head
officer thall thinke the fain perfon mecte to ſerue ag an apprentice in that
| arte ec, therein be thal be fo then required to ſerue, then be hath aut hoꝛi⸗
tie, (ifthe fata perſon rekuſe to be bound ag an apppentice,) to commit hum
vnto warde,there to remaine ontil he wil be bound te ſerue as an appren⸗
tice ſhould ſerue, accoꝛding tothe truemeaning ofthis Act. 5. El.4.
25.7 Hany tach Malter Hall miluſe, 02 euill intreat his apprentice,or Spe remedie
the ſaid apprentice thall haue any tuff caule to complatne , oꝛ tf the ap⸗ —————
pꝛentice do not his dutie to his Walker: Then che ſaid Maſter op appren⸗ uied by his
tice hauing caufe to complaine, ſhall repaire onto one Juſtice of peace water,
within the ſaid Countte, o2 to the Wator,o2 other head officer of the citie,
towne cozporat , market towne, oꝛ other place where the fain Watter
dwelleth, who thall take {uch order betweene the faid Walker and his ap-
prentice, as the equitie of the caufe hall require, And tf for want of good
conformitie inthe laid Maſter, the ſaid Juſtice, Maioz, oꝛ head officer cane
not agree the matter betweene him and bis apprentice, chen the {ain Ju⸗
ſtice, Maioꝛ, oꝛ head officer , fhall take bond of the ſaid Maſter to appeare
at the nert Seflions to be holden in the ſaid Countie, o2 within che fain
citie, towne coꝛpoꝛat, oꝛ market towne, to be before the Juſtices of che
fain Countie, oꝛ the Watoz, oꝛ head officer of the fatd towne coppozat , 02
market towne, (if che faid Maſter dwell within anp ſuch,) and spon bis
apparance and hearing of the matter befoze the {aid Juſtices, o2 che lain
Maioꝛ,oꝛ other head officer, ifit be thought meete vnto them to diſcharge
He ſaid apprentice of his apprenticehood: Chenthe ſaid Juſtices, oꝛ foure
of them at the leat, whereof one to be of he Quorum, oꝛ the ſaid Maioꝛ
02 other head officer , with the confent of thee other of his bꝛethꝛen, op
men ok bef reputation within the laid citie, towne corporate , oꝛ market
one, hauc power in wziting vnder their handes and ſeales to declare
that they haue diſcharged the ſaid apprentice of his apprenticehood , anv
be cauſe thereof, and the fata writing fo being made and inrolled by the
lerke of the peace,oz Towne Clerke,amounk the Records that he kees
eth, thall be afufficient diſcharge koꝛ the faid apprentice againſt bis Ma⸗
Ker, his executors, and adminiſtratoꝛs, the Indenture of che fain appren-
ticehood, oꝛ any law 02 cuſtome to the contrarie notwithtanding, Ano if
thedefaultthall befound to be in the appꝛentice, then the fain Juſtices, at ne
02 the fain Maior, oꝛ other heav Okkicer with che alliſtants akozelaid, hall prentice. *
caule {uch nue coprectionto be miniſtred vnto him, ag bp their diſcretion
Hall bethought mecte.5,Cliz.a, aoe
| a0 a et e 3 26 All
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trarte to this
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ties foꝛtfaited
hy this ſtatut
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Go
London,
Nozwich.
Sernants Bee
parting into
an other Hire.
Labourers;&c. - |
26 All Indentures, covenants, promifes, and bargaines, for the hae
ting, taking, oꝛ keeping of anp apprentice otherwiſe to be made,ortaken, —
then is by this ſtatute ogdeined , Hall be cleerelp void in the law to all in⸗
tents, ano every perfon that ſhall take,oz newly retaine any apprentice
contrarie tothe true meaning ofthis Act. (hall forfait for euery apprentice
fo taken x. Pt, Che one hatte of which korkaiture, x of all fopfaitures and |
penalties expꝛeſſed andmentioned in this Statute, (other then ſuch as
are erprefly otherwiſe appointen,) ſhall be to the Queene, her heires and
ſucceſſors, and the other moitie to him oꝛ them that ſhall ſue foꝛ the ſame
in any of the Queenes Courts of recoꝛd, 02 before any of the Juſtices of
Dier and Terminer, oꝛ before any other Juſtices, oꝛ relivent ¢ Countel
before remembzen , by A.ofvedt, J. B.oꝛ atherwile , wherein no A. E.
WP.ec. 5, Eliz.4. CHa in this cale ſhall haue che koꝛl. in coꝛpoꝛat cones,
S.Corporations 19, | 4
27 Pꝛouided alwaies that this Act ſhall not be pꝛeiudiciall to the Cie
tieg of London & JQorwich,o7 co che latofull liberties, cuſtomes orꝛ priui⸗
ledges of the fame, concerning the hauing o2 taking of any Apprentices, §
but the Citizens and freemen of the fame Cittes, hall and map take anv
retaine apprentices therein (uch maner as thep might lawfully haue done!
hefore tc, 5. Eliʒz.a. Añ 12. h.7.1, it was enacted that euerp perfon of
the occupation of cAoꝛſted,Saies, ¢ Stamin makers within the Couns
tic of Noꝛthkolke, the which the fower Aardens of che fain occupations
within che fain Countie peerelp cholen, hall enable to keepe a Pꝛentice,
fhall be at libertie to take and keepe at all times one o2 tina Apprentices;
any perfono2 perfons put to the foreſaid occupation, fo that be patle not
two at once at the moſt. And likewiſe euery perfon hall be at his libertie,
to put any apprentice to the foꝛeſaid occupations : any Act og ordinance
before made to che contrarie notwithſtanding. Che which Statute ſe J
meth to berepealed for the inhabitants dwelling in all other partes ofthe
Counticof oz folk,(fauingin Noꝛwich)bythe ſtatute of 5. El.a.which
repeateth all fatutes before made couching che hiring, keeping, working; ||
wanes, t order of (cruants, workmen, artificers,appeentices,¢ labourers, |||
and for Noꝛwich onely it ſeemethto be tn force by chis prouifo, See 22.
28 Jfanpleruant op apprentice of hulbandpy , 02 of any arte, fctence, |
oꝛ occupation afozefaty, vnlawfully depart, oꝛ flte into anp other Shires
it (hal be lawkull to the fain Juttices ofpeace,and tothe fain Maioꝛs, Bai⸗
lifes,¢ other head Dificers of Cities € Cownes coꝛpoꝛat, being Juſtices
ofpeace there, to make and graunt wits of Capias, fo many, and {uch as
hal be needfull,to be directed to the Dhirites af the Counties oꝛ to other
head Dificers of the places whither ſuch leruants oꝛ apprentices thall fo
Depart, to take their bovies , returnable before chem at what time ſhall
pleate thems, ſo that if thep come by fuch proces , they ſhall be put in pry⸗
fon ull they (hall finn ſufficient ſuertie well ana honeſtly co — Me
| alters,
\)
4 i
Labourers 5 &e. 212
Mallers, itkrelles, o2 dames, front whom thep {o veparted , accopving
totheognerofthelaw.5.€l4, | artes Gos)
29 Butitislamfull co the high Conttables of hundgedsin euery thire Star, semong
tohold,keepe,€ cotinue petit Seſſions, otherwiſe called ſtatut Seſſions,
within the limits oftheir authorzities, in all hires wherin ſuch ſeſſiss haue
bin vſed to be kept, in {uch maner, as heretokoꝛe bath bin bled, ſo as nos
thing be by them Bone therein contrarpo2 repugnant to this act.5. El.4.
30 Ft hall be lawkull co euerp owner of ſhips oꝛ vellels, and to euery Dwnere of
| Houtholver ving the trade of che teas bp fithing op otherwile, to euerp MPO
| Gunner commonly called a Canoner, ¢ to euery Shipwꝛight, to take o7 wiishts,map
| Keepe one on more apprentice oz apprentices to de brought vp in the fain Se peenticẽs.
| trabes, euery of the {aid apprentices to be to them bound fo2 ten peeresor
vnder. And every apprenticefo taken being aboue ſeuen peeresof age, ſhal
be bp the fame couenants bound, oꝛdered, vſed to all intents,according
| tothe cuſtome ofthe Cite ofLonvon, fo chat the fame couenane o2 bond
J of apprenticethip be made bp wꝛiting indented and inrolled in the coiune
where the fame appzentice thall be then inhabiting tf tt be a towne coz⸗
porat , anvifthe towne be tot incoppozat, then to be inrollen in the nere
\totene corporat to the habitation of euery {uch apprentice, And the Dffis
cers of every fuch towne copporat thall take foz euerp {uch inrolmentnoe
jabouc xii.ð.5.Eliz.5. 35.Eliz.7.
| 31 Ikany Beggers child being aboue the age of fiue yeeres and vnder 4 Beggers
bilii, peeves, bein mate 03 female, fhall be liken of by any fubiect of this n ate
Reale ofhonetk calling who hall be willing to take the ſaid child into ,
eruice, thelaid fubtect hall at thenert renerall Seflions to be holden
foz the fain Countie, by opder of the Juſtices there, oꝛ the molt part of
them, haue the ſaid child bound with him (ik it be a man child) tillthe age
DE pritit, peeres, ifit be a woman child , till che age of rvitt,peeres, And tf
he child do after depart, oꝛ be taken, 02 be inticed from the ſaid Water or —
Hiltreſſe, he Walter oꝛ Wikrelle , to haue their remedie by order of the
atute of Labourers as for their feruant,etther bp way of action oꝛ others
wife, afwell againit the child,as againtt the taker o2 inticer thereof, 14,
As.5. 18.Eliz.3. 27.Eliz. 11. 35.Eliz.7. to continue till the end of
be next Parliament now next inſuing.
32 Cuerp craftsman of the mpiterie and occupation of Aoꝛſted ma⸗ Inhabitants
lng , dwelling within anp of the townes of Lin and creat Parmouth, in —
he Countie of Noꝛfkolke and ſuburbs of the ſame, may haue and take ap⸗
entice o2 appꝛentices(being male)of the age of rtitt,peeres and vpward,
ndbeingthe Queenes naturall ſubiects, for the terme of ſeuen peeres
ndnot baver, ſo that none okthem exceed the number of two at ouce,to
earne, vſe, and exerciſe the ſaid craft within either of the ſaid townes 02
sburbes ofthe fame, albeit the father of the fame apprentice map not
- tpendin Landes and tenements to the peerely value of re, 8 any act 02
| Ce4 ordinauce
Labourers, &c. —
ordinance tothe contrarie made oꝛ to be made notwithſtanding. 1441,
8, 3+ 26. h. 8. 16, 5. El.4.
_ 1 Forconfpiracies made by Artificers or Labourers foe the order of
their workes. S. Artificers 1.
2 Where the Matter fhall put away his feruant for wearing of keg |
S. Apparell 18.
3 Thatnone fhall worke Hats with forrein wooll, but which a |
apprentice.S. Hattes 3. |
4 How many apprentices a Hatmaker may take, and for what time.
S. Hattes 6,
5 Thatnone fhall be a Weauer , but which hath bin apprentice, S,
Draperie 76.
6 For oe authoritie and duetie of Iuftices of peace, Maiors,&c. cons
cerning the executing of the ftatute of Labourers «Ss Iuftice of peace.
66.67. 68. Corporations 196
7_What fhall be taken for entrie of an Apprenticefhip and Freedom,
S. Corporations 4.
8 In what cafes Ouerfeers of the poore may bind poore children
prentices. S.Poore 5.
Lancafter.
Hat landes every Juror ought to difpend which fhall indict in a
VV vonein Countie, any perfon dwelling in the Countie of Lats
cafter, and e conuerfo.S Jurors 17.18.
2 Forfinesleuied before the Iuftices of Afsifeat Lancafter, of land
within the Countie of Lancafter.S. Fines 12. i
That Tales de circumftantibus is grantable in the Countie of La ‘ |
eater, where a full furie doth not appeares S. Iurors 23.28.
For Exigents awarded ayainft any perfon dwelling in the Counti
Mccabe & Exigents 6.10. Liueries 5.
5 For commifions of Sewersto be granted within the fees ofthe Dut
chie of Lancafter.S.Sewers 27.19.
6 How offices found in the Countie of Lancafter fhall bee f
ri and that they fhall be certified intothe Court of Wardes. 8
ces 7.
7 Forinrolments of bargaines and ſales of lands in the Countie of
Lancafter.S.Inrolments 4.
8 For theinrolling of Fines and Recoueries inthe Countie of Lan-
cafter. S. Fines 29. &e,
9 That certaine fugitive lands fhall be within the furuey of the Court
of the Dutchie, S. Fugitiues 8. |
10 Fortheauthoritie of the Court of the Dutchie of Lancafter. S.
Courtes.
a
I
1)
Lape |
Lapſe. Leaſes. 313
Lapſe.
any do pꝛelent to a church Beit void, the adudwſon wuheteot ig the Po Laple ae
Queenes, fo that (uit ts commenced betwirt the Queene and the other, Hi" —
ifthe Queene by iudgement ofthe Court doe recouer her prefentation,
though it be after the Lapſe of vi, moneths from the time of auotdance,
no time hall preiudice her grace fo that thee phen within the tine of
vi moneths. Prerog.Regis.17,€0,2,8,
2 Miben anp Dpdinary hath giuen a beriefice which came richekully The Dꝛdinary
to him by Laple, andafter the Queene preſenteth, and commenceth ber Taine
ſuite agatntt the Patron, tn this and all {uch like cafes there the Queens’ ueenes title
title is not tried, the ordinarie oꝛ poflettor ſhall be receiuen to counter Pre eet
plene the title made forthe Queene, and to haste his anfwere, thewe and
defend his riaht,chouah be claime nothing in the patronage, 5. Ed. 3.7.
pro clero.S.Incumbent.
1 Whete title to conferre or preſent by Lapfe Wall not accrue vp-
on depriuation , but after yj. moneths after notice. S, Ecclefiatticall hae
fons, —
Leaſes.
LLeales hereafter to be mane of anp mannorzs lands tenements oꝛ Leales bates
| other hereditaments, bp writing invented vnder feale, for terme of of the value ie
peeres, 02 foꝛ terme of life, by any perfon og perfons being of full ane of a"%,
i eri, peeres, hatting any eſtate ofingeritance, either in fee fimple,oz in fee
aile, in their owne right, o2 in the right of their Churches, oꝛ wiues, or
iointly with their wives, okany eſtate of inheritance made before the co⸗
vxerture 02 after, thal be good and effectuall in the lawe againſt the leſlors,
heir wives, heires and luccellors, anv euery ofthe according to ſuch
ſtate as is compꝛiſed tn euerie ſuch indenture of leaſe, in like maner and
forme as the ſame ſhould haue bene, if che leſſors thereof and euerie of
i them at che time ofthe making of ſuch leaſes hav bene lawfully ſeiſed of
the ſame lands, ¢c. compꝛiſed in the ſaid indenture, ok a good perfect anv
pute effate of fee fimple to their owne onlp bles, But this act poth noc
giue anplibertie to anie perfon oꝛ perfons to take ante moze farmes, lea-
: fs, 02 takings of ante lands ec, chen be o2 they ſhould o2 lawhully might
baue pone before the making of this act,32.%,8,28,
2 2 This act doth not extend to any leaſes to be made ofanp manors, Specialt obter
landes tc. being in the handes of any farmer, 0 farmers, by vertue of Pattons of leas
mie olde leale , vnleſſe the fame olve leafe bee erpired, ſurrendꝛed, 92 bytenant in
| ended within one peere nert after che making of the fain new leaſe, nop fue oret oe
ſhall extend to any graunt to be mane of ante reuerfion of anie manos,
| lands €c, noꝛ to any leafe of any manoꝛs, landes €c. which haue not moſt
commonly beene letten to farme, 02 occupied by the farmers thereof bp
_ the fpace of twentie peeres next before Cuch leaſe chereof made, no2 to a-
nm leate tobe made without impeachment of waſt, nog to any leaſe to be
| may
ee
Whe wife Hall
be partie to e·
uerpleale mane
ef ber land,
pon leafed
nade by Col:
lenges, fhe
third part of
the rent fhalbe
referued {1
corne.
Leaſes. fort Ay
made aboue the number of xxi. veeres, oꝛ tii. liues at the moft, from the dap
of the makingthereof, and spon euerie ſuch leaſe there ſhall be referue
peerly during che fame leaſe due and payable ta the leſſors, their heres
and ſucceſſors to wham the famelands ſhould haue come afterthedeath —
oftheletfozs, ifnofuch leale thereof hadbene mane, and to whom the re⸗
uerfion thereof thall appertatne, accopding to their eſtates and intereſts,
fo much peerly farme 02 rent op moze, as hath ben mottaccutomably pain
for the manoꝛs, lands ec, foto beletten withiner, peers next before ſuch
leaſe thereof made. Ano euerp perfon to whom the reuerfion of ſuch
manos, lands €c, foto beletten ſhall appertaine as is afoꝛeſaid, after the
death of fuch leſſors, 02 their heirs, (hall anv may haue {uch like remedy €
aduãtage, to all intents againſt p lellees cherof their executoꝛs ¢ allignes
as the (ame leſſorꝛs ſhould o2 might haue hav againſt che ſame leſſees, ſo
that if che tellog were ſeiled of any efpectall eſtate taile of the fame heres
ditaments at the time of {uch leale, the tue of here ofthat efpectall ee
fate hall hauethe reuerfion, rents, and feruices referued vpon {uch leale,
after the neath ofthe lato lelfor, as the leſſoz himſelke might 02 ought to;
hae had, ikhe had liued,3 2, H. 8.28. | |
3 Che wife thallbe mane partie to euery leaſe made by ber huſband,
of any manops, lands ec. being the tnheritance of the wife, and euery {uch
leale thal be made by indenture inthe name of the hulpand and bis wife,
and the ſhall {eale to the fame, and the farme and rent ſhalbe celery so
the hufvand and to the wike, and tathe beires of the wife, accoꝛding tober)
eftate of inheritance in the fame, and the hulband thal not in any wile atte
en, diſcharge, graunt 02 giue away the fame rent referued, noz any pare
thereof loner then during the couerture, without it be by fine leuied bp
the ſaid huſband and wife, but chefame rent thal remaine, deſcend, reuert,
o2 conte after the death of {uch hulpand onto ſuch perfor oꝛ perfons and
their hetves, m fuch {opt as the lands folealen ſhould haue vone, ifno ſuch
leafe hav thereof bene made, 32,10,8,28, ‘
4 No Walker, Pꝛouoſt, Preltvent, Warden, Deane, Gouernour,
Rectog og chiefe ruler ofanp Colledge, Cathedrall Church, Hall, oꝛ houſe
of anp {earning in any of the Ciniuerfities of Cambꝛidge, oꝛ Deford, jog!
no Pꝛouoſt, Carden, oꝛ other heavofticer of the Collenges of Ainche⸗
fier 02 Caten, no2 the corporation of anp ofthe fame, by what title ſtile oꝛ
name ſoeuer they now be, hall, oꝛ may be caller, (hall make any leale fox
like, liues, oꝛ peeres, of anp their lands, ceneméts,o2 other hereditaments,
to the which any tithes, arrable land, medowe, 02 pafture doth oꝛ ſhall
appertaine, ercept thacthe one third part at the leat ofthe old rent, bee 7
referucd and patd in cozne fo2 the fain Colleages, Cathedrall Church,
Dalles and houſes, thatis to fay, in good wheat after ous, vits, che
quarter, o2 onder, and good mault, after v.s. Che quarter, 62 vnder, to be
deliuered peerelp vpon dates prefixed, at the lao Colledges, bai
church,
— —
a
- Leafes. : 214
church, atlesnr houles, And fo, vefault chereot,to pay tothe fair Colle⸗
tres, Cathedral church, Dalles oz houfes, tn reabp mony, at the election cf
the fain Leſſees, their erecutors, adminiſtratoꝛs and affignes, after the
rate as the belt wheat ¢ mault in the market of Cambpin we, fez the rents
that are to be pain tothe ble of the houſe oꝛ houles there : and in the mar:
het of Drfogd, for the rents that are to be paid, to the ble okthe houſe or
houſes theres audin the marker of Ainchelter, for the rents that are to
be paid to the vſe of the boule o2 houles theres ein the market of cAind⸗
{oz fo2 the rents that are to be paid to the vſe ofthe boule oꝛ houſes at Ea⸗
ton, is 02 thall be folve the next market day before thefain rent ſhall be
Due; without fraud oꝛ deceit, And allleales other wite hereafter to bee
mave; and all collateral bonds 9 allurance to the contrarie by anp of
thefapd coꝛpoꝛations, thall be void in lawe to all intents and purpoles,
The lame wheat, mault, op the monep comming of the fame; to be expen⸗
ben to the vſe ofthe relicfe of the commons ¢ diet of the ſaid Colledges,
Cathedꝛall church, Halles and houles only, ano bp no fraud noꝛ colour
let nop ſold away from the profit of the fato Colledges, Cathedral church,
Dalles and houles, anv che felowes ¢ (chollers inthe fame, and the vſe ac
fonefatv, spon paine of depꝛiuation coche gouernour, and chiefe rulers of
he (ait Colledges, Cathedzall Church, Dalles and houles, and all other
hereto conſenting. 18, Cts, es
5 But this ace, op anp ching therein conteined, hall not ertend, 02 be gyonnken
n any wile preiudiciall to any leaſe to be mane, of a barne called Moun⸗ barne tm
xen barne, with a certaine poption of tithes, rifing, growing, and being 4
nthe parith of ſouthweeke inthe countie of Suller, being parcell of the
zoſſeſſions of Magdalen Colledge in Oxford, fo that the terme demiſed in
ind by che fain leaſe exceed not the number of tenne peeres, from and after
he feat of Saint Wichael che Archangel nert comming, Neither hall
bis Acte extend to any leaſe to be made by the Pꝛeſident and Schollers
a Colledge of Saint John Baptiſt in Drfor, to any heire male of
b
dir Chomas Ahite, late Knight and Alperman of Lonvon founver of Frlield vert
efatn Collenge, which leale hall be made accopniiy to the meaning of "te ca hite⸗
\ foundation ¢ ftatutes of the fain Collenge, of the Wano2 of Fiefield,
rd none other hereditaments, I 8. Eliz. a ftatute not printen,
| 1 Forthevaliditie and ftrength ofall leafes made by any Abbots, Pri-
irs, Nunnes,Mafters of Colledges, Chaunteries &c. before their feuerall
» iffolutions &c. S.Monafteries 4.9.1 1.1 2.26.
2 2 Whit leafes or other a¢ts made by the husband only, or by the hus-
_ and and wife of lands ofthe wife, fhall bind her or her heires, See Wo- _
— —
3 3 What leaſes or other aſſurances may be made by.any Biſhops of
eir lands, S.Ecclefialt.6, | .
_ 4 What leafes or other affuxances may be made by any Mafter and
a a fellowes,
|
2}
Leafes. ~Lectes, Liberties, Lawdaies, &c. PR,
fellowes, Deane and Chapter, Parton, Vicar, or other hauing/fpiriouall
liuings. S.Ecclefialt.7.8. : —
5 ‘How long leafes of pontine with cure thall endure. $ ——
petfons QoL OnBRe c57
6. Inwhat cafes any (piricuall. perfon may take by leafeany linds.e
fonage or Vicarage,and in what not, $.Ecclefialt, perfons; 14.1 6." gi) |
.. 7. For leafes made by tenant in taile of lands, whereofthe reverfion: *
in the Queene. S,Recoueries, 4.
8 That aleffee for yeeres may falfifie a recouerie had againſt him i in
the reverfion, S.Recoueries, 8. eden 2
9 Whatremedie the recouerors ae againſt thetenant ———
yceres of lands recouered for: ent due; or r watte: committed. See Re⸗
couerie, 8, +; > 3 OCh aa
10; Thatleffees thall —* che ſame aoe againft the grauntees
inxeuerfion; that chey: might haug had againit the grauntors. See G Die |
ditions 2. «+1
aa\-Where: ieſee⸗ foie oryeers, ‘are compellable to make Parti m.
S. Partition.4. A
12) Thatno fran ger Arak cernot — Denizen may take a lated
any dwelling houfe or fhoppe.S. Aliens 14. oa
Leetes, Liberties, Lawdaies, and ftewards thereof... 9
Ot what. CO Cewards in their Leets ſhall enquire by che othes of the: — fl
—— all the chiefe pledges or hedboꝛoughes, oz their dolens which owe uit
Shall enquire. gg the Court,be come, B
And allo ifall the Jurors which owe luit to the Court, be comme, and
whe be note > e |
And if there be any ofthe Loe bitlaines which haue fled away, and do
continue in any other place, fading tthe Queenes demeans, andif
haue continued in the fame demeſnes by the {pace of apeere anv adap,
and ifany ofthe fain villaines be in any other Leet ſauing inthis, =
And of Cuftomes and feruices due ta this Court withoawen, ee: by
whom and in what Watlifes time, BD
And of Purpꝛeſtures made in any Land, wood, or water to —
And of walles, houles, ben hes, bitches, mabe vp, 02 99 eet,
annoiance.
And of boundes pulled op and caried away. in PT eae
Andofwaies and pathes ſtreightned oz toppeo, ae
Aud of waters Lopped,op turned,o2 lead out of the right ——
Am ot bꝛeakers of houſes, and cominén theeues, and of their receiuers
Gud of thole which commit petite larcenie in ltealing of hens,g —*
fheafes of corne. fe or a |
_ And oftheeues which ſt fteale clothes though windowes and wolless © a
And of thole which go in the melſage of theeues. *
Leeies, Liberties, Lawdaies &c. 215
And of huies and cries leuied and not purfued,
Quo of the efcape of any felon, :
Ano of outlawes which recurne without the Queenes warrant,
And of bloudſhed, and affrates committed,
And of the rauithment ok any woman which was not prefented before
the Cozoner,
Qnoof Clippers and koꝛgers of money,
And of treafure found,
Ano offellers of Cloth, and Curriers of leather dwelling out of mar- =
ket tones, ‘
And of the allife of bꝛead and Ale broken,
And of falle meafures, fatfe balances and weights, and ofthofe which
haue double mealure, and buy by the greater, and (ell bp che leſſer.
And of thole which do continually haunt Cauerns,
And of hole tobich do fleepe by daie and watch by night, and fare well,
nono man knoweth whereof they live,
And of thole which take Dooues in winter by anie engine,
And of anp perfon impriſoned which is after let wo without warrant.
epart without doing that which they ought to doe, 1 8,€0,2, :
2 Stewards of Leetes thall enquire, heave, and determine in their weather,
eetes all offences committed within their iuriſdiction contrarie to the Tordwainers,
atute prouided, 5,Cliz,couching Canners,Curriers, Shoomakers,and
ther artificers occupping the cutting ofleather, and allo hall bp their
iſcretions eramine all perfons Culpected to offend the ſaid act, 02 anie
arcell thereof. 5.€1iz,8, S. Leather.
3 3 Dtewards of Leetes in their Leetes haue power to enquire ofall Attachment in
ttachments mave by theofficers of the Courts of che Eau marches, 03 marches.
eſt marches, out ofante of the Counties of CHeltmerland, Cumber-
~ AND, 02 Noꝛthumberland, 02 the tolune of New Calle vpon Cine, anv
erein to proceed, as they may bpon prefentments taken befoge themin
ete Leetes, of trefpalle op affraies made againt the Queenes peace,
1.1.6.3. S.Marc hes.» 5
4 Stewards tn Leetes and lawdaies ſhall and map enquire, heare, apparel,
nb determine alloffences committed within thelimites oftheir iuriſdi⸗
tions, contrary tothe fatute prouided, 1, 2,19.€ 0, for the reformation
kexcelſe in apparell, and where anp koꝛkaiture thall be found within the
¢ decinctof any Leete oꝛ lawday, then the owner of the fame Leece ec, hal
* the one halke, and be chat will {ue in any Court of Recon the other,
—— Tie
And euerie Steward of Leete ec, hath authoritie vpon the conuiction of
uerie ſuch offendoz to award pꝛoceſſe bnto the Sbherife of anp Shire for
be apprehention ofaniefuch offender, which being apprehended thall be
ommitted to the Gaole Ec,1,and 2. P.and 9,2, See Apparell.1 7.1.8,
| 5 Stewards
i
ae
Apparel.
Dekroving of
Spawne,
oꝛ Court by che othe of twelue men, of any offence made contrary to the
Offente.
Maßking of
Mault.
Artilleri¢,
to enquire, heare and determine, afwell bp peefentment of xii.men, as BY
2.Ed.6. 16.3 5. Eliz. 7. SMaule,
Leetes, Liberties, Lawdaies, &c.
5 Stewards in their teetes anvlawoaics, map enquire of all offen:
ces, & fopfaitures committed contrarie to-the ſtat. ppouived, 24.1),8, fox
the rekozmation of excelle in apparell, anv to alſeſſe fines vpon the offen:
pers according to the (ain Fat, 24,%),8,13.S.Apparell.1. &c. Tae, |
6 The Low of euerie Leete hath authoritie to enquire ofall the of
fences commictes contrarie to the purport and forme of the ſtat. proui⸗
ved (1. liz, for the preferuation of Spawne and Frie of fh) within the
precinct of the fain Leete, luch enquirte to be had. in maner € fore as com=
mon amerciaments, 02 other chings enquireable inleetes haue bene law⸗
fully vled to be made, and vpon cuerie ſuch pꝛeſentment had in any leete
{aid fratute, al kortaitures appointed fox Cuchoffence ſhalbe onto the Logo
of the (aid Leete,and ſhalbe leuied ag amerciaments foꝛ affraies commit:
ted within the precinct of fuch leete haue beene vied to be leuied. Ande
the Steward of a leete o2 fome other for him do not charge the Jurie
ſfworne in euery leete to enquire of all offences done within the precinct)
of thefame lecte, concerning the killing of Spawne op frie of Fiſh, Kep⸗
per, oꝛ Shedder, Salmons, or Trouts, Pickrel, Salmon, Trout, oR
Barbel, being not ok lawkull length, and concerning the math of nets,
anv other enoins, be Mall korkait fox eitery offence rl. s. to the Q. and him
that wil (ue for the fame. And ifanp Furie ſworne in a leete hauing charge
to enquire of the pꝛemilſes doe willingly conceale and make dekault in
pꝛeſentment of the offence and offendozs, then the Steward o; Baplife
02 their deputie map impancll another Juric within the fame leete, to ney
quire of {uch concealement, which being found, euery of the Juropst
concealine,thall kork. xx.s. tothe L.of the leete for euerp offence, Sauin
Awaies to all and euery perfon and perſons, bodies politique ¢ corporately
and euery ofthem, Alt {uch right, tile, interell, claime, pꝛiuiledge, andy
conferuation, and enquirie, and pumiſhment, of and fo anp the offences?)
afopefato, As they op any of chem lawfully hate and eniop, 02 ofright
ought to haue and entop by anp maner of meanes: any thing ec. notwith
landing. 1.Elis,1 7.35.Eliz. 7. 8. Fiſh. 3.4. 9—
7, The Steward in euery Leete ſhall haue kultpower and authoritie,
accufation oꝛ infoꝛmation of two honeſt witnelſes, of, fo2, and vpon a)
and euery the offences anv fogfaitures committed (contrary to the ftat,
prouided, 2,€0,6,fo2 the true making of Mault) aſwell for the Queene
as fox the party, that ſhall ſue, procure, oꝛ cauſe the fame to be preſented
| Mis
8 Stewards of franchiles, leetes, and lawdaies haue power to en
quite of all a euery branch of che ſtatute prouided. 3 3.10.8. for the main⸗
tenance of artillery, of buts, and of the making Ffelling of bowes in theit
lecteg aud lawdaies, x to heare and determine che ſame. Aud allo by theit
diſcretion
Leetes, Liberties, Lawdayes,&c. 216.
ifcretion to examine all perfons not hauing bowes, hafts, and arrowes
ccoꝛding to the ſaid Hat, And where any foofaiture giuẽ by the ſaid far,
halbe foundin any leete, the Loꝛd afthe fame leete hall haue the moitie
hereof, 33. H. 8.9. S.Plaies.7, Archerie. Eee Em
| g Stewards ofleeces at cher leetes haue authoritie to enquire, heave cuentas,
mb determine all and ſinguler offences committed by vitailers, artiſt⸗ ttiticers.
ers, workmen, and labourers, againſt the ſtat.foꝛ them pꝛouided 2. Ed. 6.
to puniſh the offendors accoꝛding to the tenoz of the fame fat, 2. Ed. 6.
5, S.Artificers, 1. — nity
10 Stewards ofleetes, liberties, any lawdaies at. their leetes and Muſters.
wdaies ſhall and may from time.to time, enquire, heave, and determine hela
jery ofthe offences committen contrarie tothe Act pꝛouided aig 5. P.
hp M. for the taking of Butters. within the peecinct, ofthety Leete og
jibertic.4,and 5. P.and 99,3, S.Captainest2.1 2.14. ——
11 It is latwfull to all. Stewardes and Bailikes in their ſeuerail Crotlebowes.
jeetes and Lawdayes, to enquire, heare, and determine euery affence Handgunnes.
mmtted contrarie.to the tenon of the ſtatute made 3 3.10.8, concerning
roſſebowes and Handgunnes, fo chat alwaies na leſſe fine thenr,li, be
eſſed vpon euery fuch pꝛeſentment and conuiccion, the one moitic of
ety {uch fine P be leuied tothe ble ofthe Queene, ano the halfe of the
er moitie tothe owner ofthe Leete op Lawhap, bp dittretle, op action
ther halle ofthe {aid moitie to ve to the partie that wil
— 11 ;
debe, and she oth heli |
rſue loꝛ the fame tn any of the Qucenes Courts bp A,F.ec, wherein yo
€.19.¢¢, And ifanp Jurie fworne and charged to, enquire for the
ucene, of any offences committed contrarie to the fatd ſtatute po wil:
tp conceal any of the fain offences : chen the Stewards 02 Bailikes be⸗
helwhom any concealment ſhall be han, haue authoritie to charge and
eare another. Jurie cf twelue op moe, ta enquire of fuch concealment s
Hd if {uch concealment be found ann pzeſented by che fain Jurie then
beep of the fir Jurie Hall fozfatt. for euery {uch concealment of euerv
Dente xx.s. the ane moitie tobe leuied to the owner of the Leete oꝛ law⸗
i bp diſtreſſe, oꝛ action af debt, anv the other to the J. to berecouercn
i) A, 3, €ce wherein no M. E. P.ac. But if che prelentinent 02 {uit fo2
p of che fata fort, be not commenced within one halfepeere next after
i offence committed, then the olkendoꝛ ſhall be thereof cleerely diſchar⸗
09,3 3,D,8,6, S.Gunnes. ‘is WER
2 The Stemary ofeucrpLecte oz Lawday hath authoritie to en: Dighwaves;
‘
Gite by che othes.of the ſuitozs, of all offences. committe within the i:
Jete oꝛ lawday agatat eucrp point and.articie of the ſtatute prouipen )
26 3.1d.and 9, koz the amending of Dighwapes, and to aftemle fuch reas
able fines and amerciaments fer thefame, as thall-be thought meete
-
f
Eehelaia Steward, and the Steward Hall make eftreates inventey of
the lines, fori, aud amerciaments fo2 the,defaules. prefenter before
ire — Him,
Breed of
ozles.
Hoꝛſebꝛead.
racing of
Dares.
éUines.
tute pꝛouided 7.€0,6, to auotd the great prices anv ercelle of Ties
Leetes, Liberties, Lawdayes, &c. *
him, and ſhall deliuer the one part thereof ſealed and ſigned by himtotie
Bailike oꝛ high Conſtable of euery hundꝛed, rape, lath, oꝛ wapentakes
wherein the defaults ſhall be pꝛeſented, and the other to the Conltable
and Church wardens of the parifh wherein the vefaults were made, te ~
Deliuered perelp within fire weekes next after the featt of S.Wichael the
Archangel, 2.and 3. P.and 9,8, 5. Eliʒ. 13. And the fain Stewards in
their Leetes and lawdayes (hall heare and determine euery offence, ma 4
ter, and caule, that thall grow oꝛ arile by reafon ofthe ſtatute pꝛouided
18, Ci, fog the amending of High wayes. 8,€liz.9, S.Highwaies,
13 All Stewards of Leetes and Lawoapes, in the fameLeetes at
lawdayes haue authopitie to enquire ofall defaults, contempts, omif
ong, and offences committed contrarie to the effect of the ſtatute fier ui
Ded 32,4),8, concerning the bꝛeede of Horlſes of higher Fature, and a al
prelentments thereof found thall be certifien bp the Steward, deputi
Reward, 02 court holver of the fame Leete o2 lawday in the next general
Sellions of the peace to be holden in the Countie where fuch prefent’
ment (hall be found, 02 vnto the Cuftos Rotulorum ‘of the fame S hire
within xl. dayes after the prefentment made, And if any {uch Stewart
Deputic, o2 court holder, imbelil oꝛ conceale anp {uch prefentment, 7
hot certifie che fame as ts afozelaiv, he thall forf. for euery offence rl, 8
the Q.and J. that wilt lue for the fame before the Julices of peace
their quarter Sellions by A. J. ec. But the forfof rl.8. fo2 | putting top
fure any horfe, gelding, oz mare, infected with ſcab oꝛ mange, vpon
koreſt, chales, marifhes, watt grounds, 02 common ficlos, ſhall bet
Lod ofthe Leete, where the offence thall be prelented. 32, 0,8,
Horfes 3. 4.5.6.7. 8.0.
14 Stewards in their Leetes and Lawdayes haue authozitie
quire and determine euery default and offence of hoſtlers making
bꝛead not fufficienc, lawlull, anv ofdue allife, according to che
corne, committed within the limits of their iuriſdiction contravie tt
ſtatute in chat cafe prouided, 32,1),8,41, S.Inholders 2.
15 Stewards of Leetes haue authoritie to enquire of fuch abi
trace, Deffrop, and kill any Dares tn the (now, with dogge, bitch,op of
wile, and after fuch inquilition found, the faid Steward thall alleſle spo
every fuch offendo? vi.s.viii.ð. to be fopfaiten to the Loꝛd of the Leet
14. h. 8. 10. S.Hunters 2.
16 The Steward in euery Leete hath authoritie to enquire by tt
othes cf rii, lawfull men, of all offences committed contrarie to the ſte
and euery fuch enquirie and peefentment fo taken and had, thall be of {uc
korce as ik the fame were taken in the K. Bench, And every of the panes —
penalties, and for£.to be due bp force of che ſaid act, for any offence com
mitted by any perfon, which hall be found by prꝛeſentment -_ ‘mn ‘
e
L
Leather, T anner,Currier,Shoomaker, | 17
Steward, by verdict ofrit.men,(and no bill, plaint, action oꝛ information
thereofcommencedin any ofthe Queenes Courts of Recopd ) hall be e⸗
quallppeuived into two parts, whereofone Mall be to the Qand the other
to the poore of the towne oꝛ place where ſuch pꝛeſentment thalt be found,
7.Ed.6.5.
| offence 02 offences, which thal be committed within che precinct of their
Uüberties, turitoictions, oꝛ franchtles , againſt the cenour of theact made
| An.23,€1,fo2 che peferuation of Fealants and Partridges.23. Eliz. I0.
. $. Feafants 2.3.4.5.
* Within che precinct of his and their Leete anv Leetes, Hall haue full
power and authopity within their feucrall Leetes, to enquire andto take
pꝛeſlentment bp the othe of Juroꝛs, of all ano every offence and offences
committed contrarte to the ſtatute made An,3 1. El.againſt the erecting €
maintaining of Cotages and Inmates, andvpon fuch prefentment hav
jopmade to lenic by diſtreſſe tothe vſe of che Loꝛd of the Leete all fuch
| ſummes of money as fo ſhall be foꝛtaited. And moꝛeouer it ſhall be lawful
recouer to his owne vſe any {uch foꝛfaiture by action of debt ia any of the
Mueenes Courts of Record wherein no AM.E.P.c.3 11,7. S, Cotta-
ives. luftices of peace ror.
| 1 The ftatute prouided 1,Ma.12,and 1.Eli.17, againſt vnlawfall and
rebelliousaffemblies,fhal be read at euery Leete and Lawday,or the ef-
fect thereof declared, ‘And fo fhall the flatute made 5. Eliz. 1. for the aſſu-
ance ofthe Queenes powerouerall eftates,
2 Thatthe forfiofxx.s,for watering of — is to be recouered it in
ccc! S.Hempe 1. !
3 At what time ofthe yerea Leete istobe holden,S. Turner,
4 That the Lord ofa Leete fhal hauethe third part ofthe forfaiture for
outing flefh to fale vpon fith daies,S,Fith daies 2,
Leather, Tanner,Currier, Shoomaker,
ILOre, Steere,orCow, whereby the fame hall betmpatred, 02 if any
‘Tanner offer,oz put to fale any {uch hive fo gaſhed oꝛ cut, he thall for. lor
uerpy fuch bide rx.ð. 5. El. 8.
1559. had notlanves,rents, profites ec. of ſome eſtate of freehold to the
lere verely value of fartie pounds oꝛ aboue,oꝛ whole Tanhouſe was not
t thefame featt,is,o2 ſhall be tit a Citie, Boꝛough, Cowne corporate, 02
larket Towne, where Searchers and {ealers of Leather be vſually ap⸗
jointed) do tanne any leather , o2 take ie profit therebp , he ſhall pie
¥
|< 17 Stewards of Leetes, liberties, and lawdaies, within their ſeuerall Fealants ond
| turifdictions,fhall and may heare, enquire, and determine of all and euery Partridges.
18 All and euery Lord and Loꝛds okleete ann leetes and their Stew⸗ Cotages.
umates.
forthe Loz of eucry fuch Leete where ſuch pꝛelentment ſhall be mane, to ~
tf any Butcher, or ocher perfor hall gaſh o2 cut che hive of anp Bull, guer of
2Ik any perion (which atthe feat of Saint Wichacl , Anno Dom, vapor? be
Leather, Tanner,Currier,Shoomaker, — Bail
all the fame Leather:except luch as at the ſaid featt hav any Canboute, g
bidoccupp canning of Leathzr,and accept an apprentice to a Camer,any
except {uch as mere then,oz ſince, 02 hereafter ſhalbe taught as couenant
02 hyred (eruant for that purpole by the (pace of vii.veres in the miſteryof
Tanning, oꝛ wife toa Canner, o2 fonne ofa Canner, which hath bin
brought vp,and vſed the mifery of canning of leather by thelpaceof foure
peres,o the fonne oꝛ daughter ofa Canner, o2 {uch perfon thall marry |
Ps wife, 02 —— to whom a Tanner hall leaue bis Tanhouſe ang {
attes.5. El.8.
Mowtongthe 3 Ffanpyperfon bling the myſtery of tanning ofleather, bp pimtelfe
Pine thallivest gz any other , do luffer anp hide op {hin to lye in the time alongertime then
the haire falleth off,o2 may be taken off,o2 thall put che fame into the lyme
after the haire may be taken off, he ſhall fopfait the fame hing, o2 the value
thereof. 5. El.8.
appt Rute 4 TE a Tanner imploy any licour, uff, oz workemanthip , about the
ployen about —— ofk leather, but onely lyme, coluerdung, o2 hendung, and that it
tanuinz. cold water oneiy, and woſes made of cold water, and Oken barke onely,
without mixture of any other thing, be hall fogt, the fameleather, o2 che
value thereof, 5. El. 8.
Modine halve 5 Ja Tanner bp him ſelke og any other, pitt any hide orſkin in tanne
festyarbe woles oꝛ licour made whote oꝛ warmed tn any vellell, tobe fet 02 couered
Ropotesnoe all in any tanhill, oꝛ otherwile, 02 do ouer Ipme amp hides in thelpme pits , 0;
put any hides into any tanfatsoz veſſels befoꝛe chelpme be perfectlp fake:
Ned wꝛought out of them oꝛ Hall lay oz Hang his Leather. wet in thee
kroſt, vntill the fame be frozen, 02 hall dꝛie oꝛ parch bis leather with th
heate ofthefire, or Summer (une, he fhall forfaic che Came bine o2 tea
ther,o2 the balue thereof. 5. €1.8, i
Rottenpines 6 Ila Canner bp himlelke cz anyother, thall tan anp hides being p |
toouhts tried, rotten, oꝛ tanned by anp meanes, oꝛ ſhall negligently worke cha
in the woſes, oꝛ hall not revue the woſes as often as need ſhall —
fall koꝛf. the Lame hides, oꝛthe value thereof, 5. €1.8.
bowlongtea 7 Ifa Tanner by himſelke or any other, do fufterthe hides loꝛ the vete
Ther tee gole and clout leather to lye inthe woles any lefle time then cuclue moe
nethes, and for the vpper leather to lye leſſe then nine monethes at h
lealt , op ſhall infufticiently tan any hide, opthall tanne any Oxe, Steer
———— or Lowe hives otherwiſe then whole, without cutting of anp bellye
cuseying, (conunonly called wombes)oꝛ peeces fromthe fame, (hives oꝛ clout Ire)
ther to bee cut into thꝛee 02 fower bendes erchwart the whole hyd
onely ercept ) op ſhallput to ſale any Tanned hype raced bythe woꝛkte
manchin, oꝛ otherwiſe, oꝛ by vlinx any other thing op tutte, og tn othe
. —* — is hen umetan he ſhall lozait the lame, o⸗ the value thereoe
Se 13,8 i
ae 8 af any perfon put to fale, exchange, 02 bepart with, any —
anu
Leather, Tanner,Currier,Shoomaker, © 28
tanned leather, red and vnwꝛought but fufficientlp tanned, and throughs
ip apied, and but in open Faire 02 Market, inthe places therefore pepa⸗
red, orbetoze the fame be Searched and fealed: Dz da fell, exchange, 02
bepart with any Dre, Steere, oꝛ Cowe hive , but onely whole without
cutting anp wombes 02 other peeces(ercept clouting leather to be cut in
bends as is aforefain) before the fame be ſearched and fealen, be thal for⸗
fait che hives, ſkins, op leather fo fold, 02 the valuethereok, and vi.s, viti.
Hi,fo2 every hive o2 peece of leather, € iii.s.iiii.ð. for euerp dozen of Calues
fkins.5, C13, 3,
9 Ifa Canner thalloccupie the myſtery of a Shoomaker, Currier, A Sannet Hal
Butcher, o2 of anp Artificer bling cutting, 02 working ofleather, he Gal occupations.
forfait euery ine and ſkin fo wrought op tanned, during the cime chat be
all ole the miſtery of tanning, oꝛ the value thereof, 5. Eliz. 8.
10 fa Canner ſhall tanne any Bull hive, Hoꝛſehide, oꝛ Heepelkin,or wut hide, torte
put tofale,erchange,op depart with any of the fame being tauned,he ſhall BD". Serve.
fosfait the ſame, oꝛ the value thereof. 5, Eliz. 8. cone
11 3ifanyp perfon hal buy, make anp contract fo2,02 beſpeak any rough —— inthe
hides, 02 calues ſkinnes in the haire, but onlp ſuch as ſhall caw che fame,oz
fuch as by this ſtatute may vle the miftery of tanning, ¢ thall can the fame
ercept falt hives fo2 the neceſſary vſe of hips be ſhall fort, the fame hines
and {kins fo bought, oꝛ the value thereof,5,€1i3.8, Qe
12 Ikany perfon do buy, beſpeak, oꝛ cake ppomife to haue anp tanned wnving of tane
eather not tought and conuerted into mave wares , but onelp {uch as prleatherto
il worke and conuert the fame into made wares, be ſhal fop fate the fame into made
eather,oz the value thereof, Wut Sadlers and Girdlers may (ell their wares.
ches and ſhreds of red tanned leather without incurring anp fopfate.
nd euery artificer and other perfon vſing to conuert tanned Leather in⸗
o made wares, afwel Stranger borne as other, may lawkully buy all king
feanned leather,to conuert the ſame into made wares, at Leaven ballin
ondon bpon euery Monday, the fame being firſt duely, ſearched, ſealed,
md Regiſtred as is hereafter limited. The hide andſkins of Oxe, Steere, —
Bull, Cow, Calfe Deere rev and fallow, Goats and Sheepe being tan⸗ tevleatyer, ‘
ee “pei any euery lalt hide, tg, and euer hath bin reputen leather,
El.8.See 36, ) |
/ 13 Sf a Currier doe curtie any feather in anv other perfons houfe, Currier,
ut onely int his owne, and chat being (cituate in acogporat 02 market
owne, 02 Do currie anpleather being not well canned, op not thꝛoughly
deafter his wet feafon (in which wee ſealon he ſhall not ole any tale, wer
Lue, o2 other decertfull mirture, oꝛ meanes to corrupt the ſame)
Ocurrie anyleather meete for vtter fole leather , with any other tutte
hen with hard tallow, o2 any leather meete for ouer leather and inner
Hes but onely with freth fuffe, and not fale, and both thꝛoughly ly⸗
oured as much asthe leather. twill apes vntill it can receiue no moꝛe,
wk 2 02
ANT es
: ae
fie Leather, T anner,Currier,Shoomaker. — as
oꝛ Hall burne oꝛ fcalve, oꝛ ſhaue too thin, any Leather inthe currping, op —
poe not woꝛke che fame ſufficiently in all points,he ſhall fopfait foꝛ euerp
offence — and the value ok euery ſuch hide og fkinne fo marredee.
5.Eliz. 8. |
Currierdure · 14 Ifa Currier Hall gah op hurt anp leather in thauing oz bp other
ting leather. meanes, hee hall fagfait to the partie grieued vouble fo much as the
Leather thall be impairedthereby. AN currying and ozelling of Leather
Drie currying called dre currping, and frifing, thall be conſtrued to be dꝛelling and
andkriſmg. currying after the maner of Spanith leather, of what colour {ocuer it be,
5, C1138, ger
Currier exex. 15 Ikany Currier thall exerciſe the featofa Canner, Copdwainer,
citing an Orbe St oomaker, Butcher,oz other Artificer bling cutting of Leather, during
the time chat he thall occupiethe Myſterie ofa Currier, he hall forfait
DiS, Litt, fo2 euerp Chin that he hall curry, during the timethathe Hall)
ſo vſe any of the myſteries afozefain 5, Cliz.8, Neither Hallany Santer,
Girdler, Cozdwatner,o2 other Artificer dwelling in London , 02 the ſub⸗
_ urbesthereof, which thattcut Leather to make wares thereof, currie op
dreſſe any thereofin hisowne houſe, o2 by his feruants vpon paine of fore
faiture thereof tothe Q,and J. to be recouered by A. J. xc.wherin no M.
E.P.tc. 5. Ed.6.J 9.
— 9 16 JfaCurvier rekuſe to currie anpleather to him bꝛought fox that
Salbe curvien. purpoſe by anpcutterof leather, op his ſeruant bringing with him goot
. ftuffe for the perfect licoging of thefame,in che pꝛeſence ofthe laid cutter
oꝛ his {eruant,if be will be prefent, o2 els in bis ablence, andthatin al
thinges well, and within fiue datesinthe Summer, and x. dates ing
Winter, after he thall take the fame in hand, he hall forfait tothe parti
grieued foi euerp peece of Leather not in this maner curried and ſpeedi
dreſſed x.s.5. €1i5.8, ry Ce
Carnensoé 17 HEthe Hardens of the Curriers op their alſignes, do not fearch ¢
the Curriets ſeale all Leather brought to any of their Company ta be curried, mie
fhal {earch and * Jes :
fcale leather. ſhal be {ufficiently curried, within one dap after currping and requeſt, tah
tig for euery hive after the rate of a peny for the Dicker, and fog fir Dozer
of Caluesſkins a penp ofthe Curcier, they ſhall forf.fo2 euery hive fo no,
ſearched and fealed vi.s.viii.d.5. El.8. J——
Currying k18 Ik any perlon dwelling in London, og being free of the City dwe⸗
leather in Lon ting within thꝛee miles of the ſame, occupying wet curried leather i hi
art, thallput any Leatherto be eurried; but to ſuch perſons as ſhalbe fre
of the Company of the Curriers in Lonvon,he thal korlait al fuch teacher
Shomaker, 19 Ika Shomaker Hall make, or caufeto be made any bootes , bu
kins, hhooes, ſtartups, flippers, oꝛ pantables oꝛ any part of them of eng
lihleather wer curried, (other then Deeres, Calues, oꝛ Goates ſkinner
made oꝛ dzelled like onto Spanith leather) but of leather weil sama
att
Some or ‘
&
Leather;T anner,Currier Shoomaker. 219
and cutried,in forme afozelain,o2 leather well tanned on ly, and wel ſewed
With good thread, wel twiſted, and fufficiently wared, with ware wel rofe-
ned, andthe Hitches well dꝛawen with handleathers , without miring of
Neats leather and Calues leather mebhe ouer leather he thall forfatt fo. e⸗
uery paire of thoes, bootes ec.made ſold, oz putto fale co the contrarpiit.z.
{tit B,and the value ofthe fame.5, 13.8,
20 3a Shomaker thal put,o2 cauſe to be put into anp parts of fees, se —
boots bulking, ftarcuys,flippers,op pantables leather madeof theep: Cain, putintobis
bul, oꝛ horſe hide, oꝛ inte the vpper leather of anp ſhooes, ſtartups, llippers ware.
oꝛ pantables,o2 into the neather part ofany boots (the inner fole heeles
| ofthe thoes onlp ercepted)anp part of a hive. from which the tole leather is
| cut,callenthe womb, neck, thank, flank, vole,oz cheek,o2 inte anp vtter {ole
np other thenthe beſt of the Dre oꝛ Steere hide, oꝛ into che inner fole , o⸗
ther thenthe wombs, neck, pole, oꝛ cheeke, 02 tu the trefwels of the double
folen ſhooes other then the flanks of the forelaid hives, he thal for fait fo2 e⸗
uery patre xc.iti.s.iiii.ð.and the value of the fame 5. Elizʒ. 8.
| 20 JfaSbhomaker do make betweene the lak vay of September,and Me winter
therr.of April, ap thoes, boots, bulking, farcups,oe flippers meete for ar nave of one
| mpperlonto weare,erceeding the ade of 4.peres, wherein ſhall be any drꝛie Leather,
| Enolithieather ( other then calues voꝛ goates (kins made o2 dreſſed like
vnto Dpanith leather) Oꝛ thallthew to che intent tolell any thoes, boots, Selling wares
gc. bpon the Sunday before dinine ſeruice m the fopentoone be ended, he poy the Sun-
thal fo2f.fo2 euerp paire made; fold, heed, oꝛ put to fale to the contrarie
iii.s.iiii.ð.and che value thereof. 5,£113,8,
22 The Maioꝛ and Aldermen of London fhall perelp vpon paine of rl, — —
li.(to be foꝛfaited to the Queene J.cxc.) appointiitt, Searchers, which
being ſworne, ſhall once eueryquarter of the yere at the leaſt, make true
‘earch of all wares made of tanned leather in euery houſe and place with⸗
inthe Citie of London and thꝛee miles of the fame where any Shoma⸗
her, Sadler ,Girvler,oz other Arctificer vſing cutting of leather doth dwel
oꝛoccupy anp of the occupations of cutting ofleather, and after Search
ſyall make true pꝛeſentment in writing to the Maioꝛ and Aloermen, of e⸗
uerx default theyo any of them ſhall Gud in the making, felling, 02 put:
ting tofaleof any boots, bulkins,fartups, thoes, bꝛidles, ſaddles, oꝛ other
: — wares made of leather contraryto thetrue meaning of this act,
5. Eliz. 8,
23 The Maio? and Aloermen thal vpon the like paine yerely appoint —— of
- other foure erpert and honeſt perfons, which being ſwoꝛne thall fearch e- :
uery tanned hide, fkino2 leather, which ſhall be bꝛought to Leaven hall
Market, oꝛ to any other faire op Warket within thee miles of the Citie,
and ſo many as they thall find fufficiently tanned, they thallfeale with a
fealefox that purpole ppꝛepared, which (hall remaine in the cuſtodie of one
of them.5. Eliz.8. stg 7
Fits. 8 FE 3 24 If
| 2
‘|
Lether bꝛcucht 24 Ik any perſon being to bis houte in London any ren tanned leather, —
fo Léanen ball. He it bought oz fold before oꝛ not, befoge he boing the lame to Leaven ball
Bartholmew
Faire, South⸗
wark market.
Searchers itt
townes, liber⸗
ties,tatres.
the laid Searchers and Sealers ſhall cake foꝛ their paines koꝛ ſealing of
Defoe
Cambiidge.
Leather, Tanner, Currier,Shoomaker. +h
to be biewedwhether it hath binfearched 02 fealed,¢ to be regiftrenbythe
Searchers with balfe the fees hereafter erprellentherefoze to be patent
leather ta be fold in Leaver hall, he thall for fate for euery hide vi.s. viii v.
to the Queene and J. to be recouered by A. J.tc.wherein ne A.E. P.xc.
But this article extendeth not tothe Leather bꝛought to Bartholomew —
Faire oꝛ Southwark Barker, ſearched, (eaten, and regiſtred, accoding to
this Act.5. Eliz.8. asa ; |
25 All Maioꝛs, Bailifes, andother head officers of Cities, boughs,
and Warket townes, and all Logos of liberties, faires,and markets ,thall
ppon paine ofxl.li.(likewiſe to be leuied and imploted)appoint and ſweare
perely two, thꝛee, oꝛ moze honett and ſkilful men,to {earch and view with. |
in their offices o2 liberties, which thall as often ag neene thall be, o2 thep
thinke good, make like (earch within their limits, and (hall hauealeale op
marke for that purpole, which one of them ſhall keepe,and therewith halt
feale o2 marke fuch leather as they thall find fuffictent anno other. Ano tf |
they oz any of them find anpleather ſold, oꝛ offered to be fold, 02 bꝛought to
be fearched 02 marked inſufficiently tanned oꝛ curried,o2 any boots, thoes,
oꝛ other thing made of tanned o2 cursien leather inluffictently tanned, cure
ried o2 wꝛought contrary co this ſtatute:it ſhalbe lawful for them to ſeiſe
the {ame as fo2fait,and co recaine the fame in theit cuſtody, vntil it be tried
by fire erpert men appointed by (uch Maior, Bailike ac. wichin whole tte
berty fuch feifure thalbe, anv chattriallto be mave within xv. dates after
{uch (eifures vpon the othes of the trpers. And che ſaid {ealers anv fears
chers thall within the limits of their fearches ,.keepe a booke oz regitter,¢
vpon requett to them mave by the buyer or feller, hat regiſter allfuch be
gaines,as thalbe mane fo2 leather, hives ano ſkins, anv the nantes ¢ dw
ling places of all {uch perſons which hall buy anv fell anp Leather, hives,
or ſkins during thetimeof the Faire op Market with che prices, vpon pain
of forfaiture of iii.s.iiii.ð.ſoꝛ not regiſtring ofeuerp Dicker of Leather,
AND iii.s.iiii.ðd.foꝛ euery Dosen of Calues ſkins, and fo afterthe rate, Gay)
Leather, cutting of the wombes, and regilſtring thereof, of the feller of)
euerp dicker of Leather ſo entred it,.8, Ano fog euery vi,vosenof Calues
ſkins ii. ð. and of the buyer after the fame rate, and no more vpon the pane
afogelaid. But this act isnot pꝛeiudiciall co the Chaunceloꝛs Uicechaun⸗
celoꝛs; Taxoꝛs and Schollers ofthe Cniuerfitiesof Oxfoꝛd anv Came
bpivge,concerning the authority of fearch of tanned leather,oz any the for= |
faitures fog the fame, which they lawfully hav beforeche making of this:
act, foas they obſerue ſuch order inall thinges about fearching, fealing,
andreqittring of leather, as by this actis appointed, vpon the paines con⸗
tained inthe fame, 5. Eliz. 8. HDR 5 He
¢ 72 2
| ‘
{i
Leatlier, Tanner,Cutrier Shoomaker, ° 220 ‘
26 Ik anyſearchet fo appointed, thall not doe his duetie, asin refuting ye tye ſearther
tofeale good Leather, making default infearch,in allowing thot which is do not his date.
infuffictentlp tamed, curried 02 wrought;o2 in concealing of faultes the
MHar02, Bailife, Loꝛd of Faires and other perfons which hat appoint fuch
fearchers and fealers,thall koꝛf. foꝛ euery offence xl.s.to the Dand J.to be
recoucred by A. I ,ec. wherein no EC. ¢c. £39.40, 5,E113.8,
| 27 Sfany pecfon will deny the fearchers appointed , to enter tuto his Denying of
| Houle, 02 other place te viewand (earch all tanned leather and wrought learch.
| ware, and to {eile and carrie away all fuch as. they hall finve infufficte
entlp tanned, curried, oz wzougbt of euill fuffe, be thal forfatt v. it, co
the Queene and J. to bee recoucred bp A, J. ¢c, whereinno C.¢c.€,
.40.5,C1i3.8, |
28 Ikthe Searchers or Sealers aforefaid, voe not after the true tan⸗ C
ning, and before currping of anp Leather bꝛought to be fearchen and fea: *
Jen cut oſt ſo much of the hide truely tanned, to be ſold to aShoomaker,
Coꝛdwayner oꝛ Cobler, into wombes, as thep ſhali bp their othes chinke
vnmeete to make vtter ſole leather of the ſaid Shoomaker Ec.thall forꝛfait
| for euery hide not cut iii.s.iiii.ð.and the ſearcher as much koꝛ euery dicker
ofleather not fo cut. And if a fhoomaker ec. do carry any ore 02 Keere hive
tanned, whereof any foleleather hall be cut, out of anp Faire 02 Market
whole before the wombs be cut off, be thall koꝛf. euery fuch bide , o2 the va⸗
Jue, and vi.s.viti.ð.to the D.and J.to be recouercd bp A. J.xc. wherin no
A. xc.E. P.xc. But no perfonto whom ſuch vnlavꝛfull Leather o2 Tufte ao rortaites
Shall be giuen by this act, thal giue oꝛ {ell the fame to any perfon that thal — chall be
{ell the ſame, vpon paine that the Buyer ſhal foꝛtait foꝛ euery parcel oly
contrary cxc.bi.s.viii.ð.y. Eliʒ.dð. enna
29 FTfany perfon fell, exchange, oz put away any tanned Leather red Resittring of
and vnw oucht ercept be caule the fame to be regittted aud the price ther⸗ Leather.
of, be thall foꝛfait the value of the fame Leather, And wholocuer doth buy
any tanned leather, befoze the fame be ſearched and ſealed, 02 Doth carrie
the fameoutof any Market oz Faire vntill it be regittren,he hal fogf, the
[ane the value,5, Cliz,38,
| 30 Ikany Currier, Shomaker, Daler, 02 other Artificer vſing, cut: The wardens
ting, 02 woꝛking of Leather , dwelling in London , oꝛ within thꝛee —
‘miles compafle, do not currie,put into, make, and worke their wares be⸗ offence.
longing tothetr occupations ,{ufficiently and ſubſtancially accoꝛding to
the true meaning of this fatute, the Mardens of euerp of che fain Com⸗
' panies thall fozfait for euerp offence done by any petfon vnder their or⸗
ber, ſuruey, and ſearch v. li. And euerp Artificer inhabiting within che
Citie of London, oꝛ theee miles compaſſe of the fame , fing any manuel
Occupation of cutting o2 working of Y eather into made wares, ſhall con-
tribute,pay, and be bnder the furucy anv {earch of the CMardens of {uch
Companies of the lai Citic, ag the Artificers commonly vſing the like
04 occupa⸗
utting of
mbes.
—
Leather, Tanner, Cutrier,Shoomaker. -
eccupation being free men of the fame Citp,and of the fame Company be,
concerning only the wares aud ſtuffe made, of,o2 with leather,in like mas
ner ag other free menof thefame Company doe to the Mardens of their
Company within the ſaid Crp, 5, Eliz. 8. 306 Mi
WareginLons 31 BWfanp Artificer vſing cutting of Leather, fhall (ellin Londonor
Bunya alsce: within thꝛee miles compatle thereof, anp wares belonging to his myſte⸗
rie, but onelp inopen hop, common Faire oꝛ Market, he thall forfaic all
the wares ſo fold,and r,3, fox euerp time. All which forfaitures afozefain
of ſummes of money ( except {uch as are otherwile befoze difpofen) hall
Doro the ide be deuided into iii. equail partes: whereof one thall be tothe Queene ec.
tinploged, another to him that wil firk (ue bp A. J.xc. wherein no CO.C.7P.¢c,an9
the third part hall cota the Citie, Borough, Cowne, op Lord of libertie
where the offence ſhall be committed. And all {uch Leather, bootes, ¢c.
wares, fuffe,and other things made of tanned oꝛ curried Leather , which
fhall be foundinfufficiently wꝛought, tanned o2 curried, and by this act
declared to be fozfaited, and thall be ſeiſed by any perfon finding the kault
thereof within London,o tit. miles compalle thereof, halbe brought tothe
Guilohall, pꝛaiſed by indifferent perfons, and che value thereof deuided
intotit.parts, whereokthe firſt ſeiſoꝛ thal haue one, the Chamber of Lon⸗
Don an other, and the third hall be diſtributed among pooꝛe people of the:
faid Citie and circuit, by che vilcretion of the Maioꝛ and folwer Aldermen
ec, And allleather, bootes, ſhoes, and other wares infufficiently wrought,
tanned o2 curried, which thall be found in any other Citie, towne o2 place,
and feifen as forfatten , hall be brought to the common Hall of fuch Citic
Ec. 02 to fome connenient and open place appointed by the Lord o2 ht
deputie there ns iDallis, and there priced as tsafozelatd, and one pa
lhall be viffributen amongeſt the poore, and inother deedes of charit
in thoſe parties, bp chevifcretions of the Maioꝛs, Wailifes, Lopes o
liberties tc. Aud the dther part deliuercd tothe (ators, Batlifes,ec,tol
the vſe ofthe Communaltie of (uch Citie, borourh.¢c. Ana where no fue
officers be, to the Loꝛdofthe libertie where (uch forfaiture (hall be coms
mitced,o2 ſeiſure han. And che third part to the fil feiſoz of fuch inſuſfici⸗
ent wares. .Eliz.8.
ae af 32 Wis not lawful for any perfonto make any Welts, that isto fay,
f to pull,thear,clip, oꝛ take away che wollof any theepelkm, 02 lambfkin,
oꝛ to buy anp {ain of any Star, Hind, Buck, Doo Goat, Faune oꝛ Wid,
orthe peltso2 ſkins of anp of them, vnleſſe fuch perſon do make or caule
to be made thercoftaweno2 vnlawfull tanned leather oꝛ parchment oꝛ o⸗
therwiſe conuert the fame into Seinits, Pannels, 07 other his owne ne⸗
cellarie vles, vpon paine chat euery perion fo making pelts, oꝛ buying a⸗
np of the peltso ſkins akorelaid, hall koꝛkait the balue of all luch pelts
oꝛ ſkins ſo made and bought, an iirs. vi. ð. koꝛ cucrp lkin oꝛ pelt.5. Eliz.
22. 8.Eliz. 14. ise SUBS gy m .
'
*
33 It
4
Leather; Tanner,Currier, Shoomaker. 221
33 Bt thallnot be lawtull fog any perfon to Lave, ſhip, 02 carry in any Tranſpoꝛting
velſell oꝛ Hip, or otherwiſe, any Teacher, tallow, o2 raw hives , of intent ——
to tranſpoꝛt the fame into any place beyond the Seas, oꝛ into Scotland ;
by land oz bp feas (other then Scottiſh hives to be bꝛought to Barwicke.
Eliz.8.) vpon patie of the fopfaitureof the (ain leather, tallow, oꝛ rawe
ivesfolaven oz tranſpoꝛted, and treble the value thereof, to be korfaited
bp the owner op owners, And alle the owners of the fain ſhips o2 vellels — of
knowing of fuch offence, fhall fogfait the ſaid ſhips oꝛ vellels, with all
heir apparel and furniture to them belonging, Aud the Watters and 9B.- Parmers.
riners knowitigofluchoffence, ſhall haucimpzifonment by the {pace of
ane pere, without baile op mainpzife, and forfait all theit goods and cate
‘elstothe Q.and J.to be recoucred bp A.J.xc.wherein no CL. 79.¢¢,
But if anp owner ofanp {uch thip oz veſſel, 02 any Waker o2 Wariner,
mowing anpfuch tranſpoꝛtation of leather, callow,o2 raw hides, thall
vichin thꝛee moneths next after his knowlenge thereof, opafter bis re⸗
urne into this Realme, gine good mfozmatton bona fide before any of
he Barons of the Eſchequer, o2 befoꝛe the Loyd Pꝛeſident op Counfail
the Noꝛth, 02 in the Marches of THales, op before che head Dfficer of
| mp Poꝛt where he thall Giri arriue, vpon his othe, ofthe number and
‘uantitie of leather, tallow,and raw hives ſo tranſpoꝛted, and bp whom,
‘ obere, ‘and in what thip oꝛ veflel, anv afterward thalbe ready vpon reaſo⸗
jablemarning by proces,to iuſtiſte and proue the fame for the Q.then ſuch
Aner, Malter, oꝛ Wariner thal not forfait his Hhip,noz incurre the fo2fat
ures aforefain.1 8,€1,8,
34 Cuerp perfon which hath the Queenes licence to carrie over wuying Lea⸗
ea any tanned Leather , may buy inopen Faire o2 Market fo much ag ther 6 —
e qall be lycenced to tranſport, fo that the ſayd iycence be thewenta et PF
e chieke Officer ofthe {aid Faire o Market, which Officer hal wꝛite
Dpon the backſide ofthe Licence, how much leather the partie licenced
ath bought, and the day,time, anvplace of buying thefame, that there-
pit map appeare, how, and when euery Cuchlicence thall be ſatiſſied. 5.
i 6. 15. me} ;
1 35, No perlon thall Hippe oꝛ cauſe to bee ſhipped, (tothe intent to Tranſporting
, ‘att{port over the Sea, as marchandizes to be fold 02 exchanged there) Se.
| ny thoes, bootes, bulking, tartups, o2 flippers, vpon paine to koꝛfait the °F
| tite tothe Queene and him chat wil {eile o2 fue kor the fame, by A. J. ac.
) sherein no ec, E. P.xc. But this Act ſhall not be preiudicial taanp
| evfon fo2 tranfporting fo much of the foꝛeſaid wares, vnto the File of
1 2. necelſary for the furniture of the Queenes fublects there, 5,
} | Bs + I 50
36 Ik any perfor doe buy op ingrofle any kind of tanned leather, ts the Cugrofting of
Atentte fel the lame againe (except fadlers, girdlers cortevners, ae tanned Warde.
thet Avtificers making wares of leather, which map buy ſuch kinde of
tanned
|
CUrit of righ, D perfor og perfons thall fue, haue, oz maintaine anp wꝛit of rights
GO. peres.
Actions pol
{cflarie.
52. Peres.
Hisownetstts, 3 No perſon no perfons thal (ue, haue,o2 maintaine anp action fog an
30. peres.
Anowy,
60. peres.
Formedon.
— Limitation of prefcription. ——
canned leather as is necellary kor their occupying to be wꝛought by them)
be ſhall forf.thefame, oꝛ the pꝛice thereof. But the foꝛeſaid artiſicers map
fell their wombes, ſhꝛeds, g neckes which thep cannot occupy about their
twares,5,€0,6.15,See I 2, : ie ie i } Bi tz} £t Fl tt
¥ What ſubſidy orcuftome fhall be paied for Leather —
Cultome 6,7, : * |
2 Forthe fhipping and tranfporting of certaine Leather. See Mar-
chants 4, “i
Limitation ofprefeription, § 9) 0) 1)
oz make any peelcription,titic,o2 claime to oz foꝛ anp manoꝛs lands,
tencnients, vents, ainuities, commons, penctons,poztions, coꝛodies, oꝛ o⸗
ther hereditaments, ofthe polleftion of bis or their aunceftor op pꝛedeceſ⸗
ſor, and declare € alledge anp further ſeilin oꝛ poſſeſſion of his 02 their an⸗
cefto2 oꝛ pꝛedeceſſor, but onelpof the ſeiſon oꝛ poſſeſſion of his aunceſtor oꝛ
pedeceſſor, which hath bin, oꝛ now is, oꝛ ſhalbe feifeniof the fain manoꝛs
lands, xc.oꝛ other hereditaments, within lr, peres nert before the Teſte of
the fame writ, oꝛ next before the fain pꝛeſcription, title, oꝛ claime, fo ſued
commenced, bounht,mabde,o2 had.3 2. H.8. 2. ie
2 No perfon no? perfons thal {ue,haue,oz maintam,enp Alife of Mort:
dauncetter,Cofinage, Aiel,wait of Entre vpõ Diſſeiſin, done toany of his!
aunceſtors 02 pꝛedeceſſors, oꝛ any other action polleffarp vpon the potlel &
fion of anp of his auncettozs 02 pꝛedeceſſors, for any manogs, lands, tene
ments,o2 other hereditaments, of any turther ſeiſin oꝛ poſſeſſion of bisa
thetr auncelto? 02 prevecettor, bur onely of the ſeiſin o2 poſſeſſion of biso,
their aunceſtoꝛ 02 pꝛedeceſſoꝛ/ which was, 02 bereatter (halbe ſeiſed of th
fame mattogs,lands,tenemients,o? other hereditaments, within 50, vere
wor the Telte ofthe opiginallofthe fame wꝛit to be brought Coy
2.. 8.2.
manoꝛs, lands, tenements oꝛ other hereditaments, of, oꝛ bpon his oꝛ thei
owne ſeiſon oꝛ poſſeſſion therein aboue 30. peres next before the Tefteoy
the opiginalofche fame writ to be bꝛought te. 32.8.2. 4]
4 No perſon noꝛ perfons ſhall make any auowꝛie o2 cogniſance for 4!
nyrent, ſuit oꝛ ſeruice, and alledge any ſeiſin of any rent, ſuit og ſeruie
inthe fame auowꝛie oꝛ recogniſance, in the poſſeſſion of his oz theit aut
ceſtors, oꝛ pꝛedeceſſor, oꝛ peedeceſſors oꝛ in bis owne poſſeſſion, og in th
poſſelſion of anp other whofe eſtate he ſhall pretend oz pꝛoclaime to haue
aboue fiftie peresnert before the making of the fain auowꝛie 02 cogn |
fance, 3 2.19.82. a
§ All Foꝛmedons in reuerter, Foꝛmedons in remainder , and Sci |
refacias bpon fines of any manos, lands , tenements, 02 other heredite
mentes, fail be {ued and taken within fiftie peres next after the *
— — —
Limitation of prefcription. = Linnen cloth. 222
ſed. 3 2 AD. 8,2.
pp bisog cheir aunceſtoꝛs oꝛ pꝛedeceſſors, were in actual poſſeſſion or fei
on, of,and in the fame manogs, lands, tenements oꝛ hereditaments ec. at
jmp time wichin the peres before limitted inthis Act, andin maner any
ogme as is afopelain,tithe fame be trauerſed 02 Denied by the party plain:
ife,vemandant, 02 auowant, 02 bp the party tenant o2 Defendant: Chen
md after {uch triall therein had, all and euery {uch perfor and perfens and
betr hetres, hall from henceforth be vtterly barred fo2 euer, of all and e-
erp the ſaid wits actions, auowtes, cognifance, prefeription, title ang
laime herealter to be (ued, had, oꝛ made,of, and fog the fame mannoys,
Inds, Ec, oꝛ other the pꝛemiſſes, o2 any part of the fame, for che which the
me action, wꝛit auowꝛy, ceguilance, pꝛeſcription, title, o2 claime fhall
‘(gs on claimes, Chen the partp grieued by reafon ofthe fame, Hall anv
aap haue bis Attaint vpon every {uch verdict fo giuen oꝛ made , and the
aintike in the fame Attaint, vpon iudgement far him giuen, thall haue
Wisrecouerie, erection, and other aduantage inlike maner and forme,
OB heretofore hath bin vſed and accuſtomed: any ching ¢c. nocwithſtan⸗
Ing. 32. H. 8.2.
x oꝛ Alſſiſe of Darrein preſentment, noꝛ lure patronatus, no to any wait
ſright of Card, writ of Kauiſhment of ward, koꝛ the wardſhip of the bo⸗
),02 fo2 the wardihty of che lands,tenements o2 hereditaments holden by
) 2 Wardes,1102 to the {eiloz o2 wardſhip of any lands ¢c.holden by knights
ruice. Gut eueryperſon and perfons, bodies politique and copporat, their
| clresandf{ucceflors, thall and may haue and purſue all and finguler the
id Writs of right of aduowſon, Quareimpedit, Alife of Darreine pre.
intment , lure patronatus, waits of wit of ward, Rauiſhment of ward,
av allo {eile the Mardſhip both of the boop anv of the lanves Ec. hole
mobp Knights ſeruice, inlike maner toatl intentes, a3 thep of any of
|) jem ſhould oꝛ might baue done before the making of the laid Ace mave
2.H.8. Anno 1.99.5.
— —
Linnen cloth,
no cauſe of action fallen, and at no time after the ſaid fiftie yeres pal: 50.veres,
6 Itany perſon oꝛ perſons at anytime doe ſue any of che ſaid actions warre kor de⸗
bz writs fo2 any manoꝛs, landes,tenementes , oꝛ other hereditaments, 02 oe of fetton
nake any auowrie, cogniſance, pzeſcription, title, oꝛ claime, of,02 for any time of limi
ent, ſuit, ſeruice oꝛ other hereditaments, and cannot proue that he, oꝛ thep tation.
eat any time had, ſued or made, But if any falfe verdict happen to be gi⸗ rt eke
en oꝛ made in any of the {aio actions, {uites,auowpies, prefcriptions, ti: lalſe verdict.
But the former act made Anno 3 2.1), 8.02 any matter therein cons nicht ot ad ·
pied (hall not extend to any wit of Right of aduawſon, Quare impe- Howwion.
rei prefentment,
nights ſeruice noꝛ to the {eifo of the warothip ofthe bodie of any ward utara.
i |
| any perſon Englich og Stranger, Dentzer o2 Alien, doth prt to fale ———
anp Inpole peece, oz halle peece of Linnen cloth called Dowlas 02 Lock· 4 o¢
xum,
i
Livery and Oufterlemaine. = =
rum, vnlelſe there be mention expreſſed vpon euery of the ſaid —— |
02 halke peece fo put to fale, the whole number of the yards oꝛ ellesthat is
+ contetued in the fain whole peece, oꝛ halfe peece,he thal forf.the fain whole
peece o2 halfe peece to the Q. anv him chat mill ſeiſe and (ue fo che ſame
— F.tc.02 otherwiſe,wherein no CC ec, Et.28. H.8.4. Ant
extretchingo, 2. Il any perlon do wittingly ca op caule to be caſt anypeece oflinnen
fimpatcing of clothauera beamoꝛ peece oftimber,¢ doth by any deuiſe rack, ſtretch and
Tannen cloth. pat the fame of length and bredth and then both with battledors peeces |
of timber ¢ wood, beate the fame, and caſt thereupon any deceitful licors
mingled with choke or other like things,o2 doth wittingly vſe oꝛ cauſe to
be vſed any other act oꝛ meatt,to,in,op with,anp kind oflinnen cloth, where)
by the fame ſhalbe neceitful o2 worle, ta foꝛ the good ble thereof:then hey
hall fortait his fara cloth to the D.and J. and {uffer one monethes tmppte
fonment at the leat, epay (uch fine as ſhalbe aſſeſſed by the Jultices, be⸗
lore whom he ſhalbe condemned. r. El. 12.8. Iuſſices of peace Oty "i
~ Livery and Oufterle maine.
ma — Satt tates nd oh nafterthe Nathokthole whicht old
teat, of ber in chiefe,ofall the lands € tenements wycreof they were ſeiſes
in their demeane as of fee, of what ane ſoeuer their heives be, by taking the
iſſues of the fame lands vntil inquiſition be made,as the cuſtome is, that
the bath receiuen the homace of {uch heires. Prerogatiua recis I 7 —
3. Marleb.5 2,39,3,16,
An heire en · 2 Chen any perfor which holdeth of the D.in Capite noth die, € hie
tring thien... heite both enter into the land that his aunceſtor held of the Q. the day o
ofthe Queene his death, before he hath done homage to her grace and receiued of her fet
Without luerr. fin he thatl thereby gaine ng kreehold, and if be die leiled during that time rat
bis wife hall not be endowed of the fameland. Wut this isnot ment 0 ol
Socage and ſmal tenures, Prerog.Reg.17,€0,2,13. |
heheireot -3 fic be kound koꝛ the Q. ec, ‘that ‘the beire oꝛ heires of ber tenant ®
laniiaee tenants is oꝛ be within age, where in deed {uch heire 02 heives igor thallt
» atthe lametimeot fullage, oꝛof a more oꝛ greater age then ts conteine
within ſuch office: In euery {uch cafe (uch heire or heires thall aad may a
his oꝛ their verie full age 02 after, profecute a weit of ARcate probanda
And fite his 02 their Liuerp 02 Oulterlemaine,ashis oꝛ their cafe thal lie
and haue the profits of his oꝛ their fands ec. from that time of his oꝛ thet’
verie full age: any {uch ontrue office, 02 anp law oꝛ cuftome notwithllan
ding.2. Ed. 6.8.
Lineriesbein 4 All liueries to be ſued out ofthe Queenes handes, her heires ati
aoe tao, ſuccelloꝛs of anp Landes, tenementes,rents, reverfions, remainders, 02 ¢
ther hereditaments whatloeuer , thall be inthe oder, furuep and qouer
nance ofthe Court of Aardes and Liueries, and the miniſters of th
fame. And the Watker, Surueioꝛ, Atturnep, and generall Receiuer o
the ſaid Court, or thꝛee of them ( whereofthe Walter 02 Surueior to —
one
Livery and Oufterle maine. — 223
one) tall haue authori te after offices anv inquifitions found, to coucnant
‘and indent with euery perfon fo2 bisliuerp ofthe lands, tenements, and
hereditaments, compꝛiſed o2 not compaifen in fuch offices, aud fo fet, ana
tate the price foz the fame,and to appoint the datesofpatment therest, bp
Dbligation oꝛ Obligations taken foꝛ the fame to the Queene,twhich Ob⸗
igations{o made and euery of thent,thalbe good and effectual in Law tof
‘ike ſtrength, as writings obligatory made by any lay perfon, by authozitp
kthe ſtatute of the Staple, bin o2 ought to be, And all and ſinguler bils
for any ſpecial 02 generall liuery to be ſued, alligned bythe hands of the
aid Walker, Surueioꝛ, Atturnep, Receiuer,o2 thaꝛee of rhein, whereof the
Water 0x Surueioꝛ tobe one, halbe a good and {ufficient warrant to the
Thanceloz of England, and of the Duchy of Lancaſter, ¢ all other Chan-
elogs and Dfficers hauing power to paſſe Liueries vnder any of the QD. caarrante ta
Seales, forche making out, ſealing ann deliuery of anpliueries,accoping Pale liueries.
othe purpopt and effect of {uch bils with other claules of courſe neceflarte
o2 the ſame. 3 3. H.8. 22.
) 5 joperfon hauing lands oꝛ tenements aboue the verely value oF .li. Qo tinery of
jhall haue 02 ite any Livery before office found bekoꝛe the Elcheatoꝛ oz o⸗ UES WAHE
her Commiſſioner ec. by vertue ofthe Qucenes wꝛit o2 commiflion ec, ov. ũ before
ivectedout of the Chancery oz any other Courts ¢e,which waits oꝛ com⸗ 9"
niſſion thal not paſſe out of che Chancery o2 any other Courts hauing au-
hoꝛitie to make {uch wꝛits 02 commiflions, but bp a warrant o2 bill afligs Clarrants for
ed and fubfcriben with che hands and names of the Matter, Surucior, Mitzeo a
cturnep, and Receiuer of the Court of wards and liveries,o2 thpee,tiwo,
none of chem, tobe directed and deliuered tothe Chancelo2 of England,
1 owes other Chanceloz o2 Officer, hauing power to award {uch waits,
. 3. + 422.
16 Gut euerp heire which ts in cafe to {ue livery , where his lands ete» General linery
ements exceed not p perely value of v.li, thal lawfully (ue korth bis gene: Bde mame
Alliuerp bp warrant made fromthe court of Cards ¢ liueries, although
pere be no other inquifition therof had nop certified, ¢ Hall pap the fees of |
" uerpfuch livery as be hereafter erprellen for the fees of a general liuery
jot erceeding the perelp value of v. li.as thoughthe fame liuery were mane
lued forth vpon an office found by vertue of the Q.wꝛit. 3 3. h.8.2 2.
7 Cuerp perfon may tue at his pleafure a generall liuerp after office A generat tines
zereol by weit op commiftion found, returned and certifien fox any mans te otomerc te
oꝛs, lands, tenements, rents, reuerfions, remainders, 02 other heredita⸗
» Wents, tubereot the clere perely value doth not exceede ry. li. the value of
which Lands éc, fhall be taken as is limitted in the Dffices found thereof
xcept by the eramination and certtficat of the ſaid Walter, Surueioꝛ,
tturney, and Receiuer generall, or three of them) it hall otherwife ap-
; — and be declared in any of the Queenes Coorts, But no ſuch liuerie
all be ſued oꝛ paſſe without a bill oz warrant ſirſt obtained fo2 the ——
rom
|
Liuery and Oufter fe maine. Mbit
krom the fain Batter, Suructor, Atturney, or Keceiuer, and ſigned anv
{ublcribed with the names anv hands of them o2 theee of themt,as ts afopes
faid,33,1D,8,22, |
Vhefersofa 8 FE chelandg, tenements, oz hereditaments, whereof a generall li⸗
Genera liuere. voriemay be lued by this Act, exceed the cleere perelp value of b.li, then”
fuch as ſhall Cue and haue fuch generall liuery, thall pap fo2 che ſeale theres
ofrr.s, titi, 0, and all other {uch fees as heretofore in {uch cafes haue bin
accuſtomed bpon the (uing of anp general liveries, Ano ifthe lands, tes
nements €c, whereof any ſuch general livery thal bee ſued, exceed not the
clere value of v. li, chen euery perfon ſuing for any general liuery ſhall
pap fo2 the ſeale oteuery fuch liuery xii.ð. and to the Clerkes ofthe petit
bagge for the wꝛiting and enrolling thereof xx. d. anv for refpite of has
mage inthe Danaper viii.ð. and to the Logs great Chamberlaine rp, v,.
and tothe Clerke of the Liveries for the warrant and enrolling of the li⸗
— xx. ð. and to che Malter of the Rolles xx.ðv. and none other fees. 3 3, |
I, 04 220 i
Withinwhat. 9 Cuerpperfon to whom the Queene ſhall graunt any liuerie, to be
fhaltbetuen’ ſuedvpon his bill aſligned thereof with the Queenes hand , op with che)
foozth, hands of the Dfficers of her Court of Cards and Liveries, hall (ue forth)
bis Patent within chee moneths nert after the aſſignment of the ſaid bil)
oꝛ els the fame bill and the effect thereof fhalbe void. 3 3.1D.8,22, 1
Afueries hal 10 Cuerp Hard hauing histiuery, hall within fire moneths next aby
becntolled. ter the livery hav, brine the fame tothe Auditors of the Court of warver
€.02 to one of them, to hauethe fame there invollen fo2 che diſcharge o
the lands againk the Queene, accoyding to the tenour of the ſaid liuery
and fhall pap fo2 che enrolment thereof fuch reafonable ſumme of monep,
as (hall be appointed by the Waker of the wards ec, fathat it exceed noe
x.s. 322H. 8. 416. HH
eee Il Ikthe Clchetor 02 Sherife do ſeiſe any lands into the Queenes
islands tmth bands where chere is nocaule of (eiture, and after che Came lands be dell
theiſſues. ueredeut ofthe Queenes handes for the fame caule, che illues alfo ſhalbe
fullp reftored ta him who hath the land, anv which hath ſuſtained the tolled
Artic.ſuper Chartas 28,€0,1.19, Ae
Arne Suan Mes FE by Enquettestaken by Elchetors by any watts {ued out of the
Chauncery and returned, it be fond chat nothing ts holden of the Queent
whereby thee ought to haue the Mard of (uch lands by reafon ofthe En
queſtes taken bp her Eſchetors, immediatly the Cichetors ſhalbe com
maunded bp the Queenes watt directed out of the Chaunceryp, to deliuer
their hands, and put from them all the lands and tenements ſoſeiſed inte
the Queenes polleition. Ano if thep haue caken any profits of fuch lande
EC. thep ſhall make ful retticution to him oꝛ chem fog whom tt was found:
by Enguetts, that uch landes ought ta rematne from chetime that fuch
landes fell inte the Qucenes handes. Wut ifafter the Clchetags 9
tf
|
j
Liuery and Oufter &c. Liueries and Retainers. 224
pifcharged their bands by force of the Qucenes waꝛit, any thing happenta
be ſoũd in che Chancery, Cichequer, o2 any other of the Queens Courts,
wherebythe wardihip of fuch landes whereof the Elcheators haue diſ⸗
charged their handes, Hoult belong vnto the Qucene, tmmedtatly be in
whoſe handesfuchlandes thall happen to be, fall be ſummoned to be bes
-fope the Queene at acercaine dap wherefocuer ec. to ſhew tf he can fay a:
w thing wherefore the Queene ought not to haue the warvlhip of ſuch
ands, according to the fourme of the eutdences, o2 remembꝛances found
foz ber. And ik he come in and Hhewe why che ard of {uch landes doth
hot, op ought not belong vnto the Queene, but chat it ought to remaine
ohimlelke, he Hall goe quite, andretaine the dMardſhippe: But ifthe
partie warned Doe not come, o2 Doth come and can fap nothing, whp the
Queene ſhoulde not hauethe wardthippe, immediatly che landes thall
— =
ntilthe ful age of the beire of thefame, And ik it be founde bythe En-
ueftes taken bp the Cichetors, and returned, that the cuſtodie of the fame
“andes, conteined inthe inquifitions and ſeiſed into the Queenes hands,
ught not to remaine vnto the Queene, the Clchetor thall be commauns
henfoorthwith to difcharge his hands thereof, and to reſtore the whole if:
wes, And inlike fort ifiebe found bp Cuidence and rememboances inthe
Phauncerie, Eſchequer, 02 otherwile, that the Qucene ought to haue the
uſtody of thems, ber Maieſtie hall be anfweredthe whole iſſues thereof
Ne their hands which held the fame lands from che time thep were firſt tas
Heninto the Ducenes hands by the Clchetorshy the foetain writs. 29,
Py,1,Stat,de Efchaetoribus,
hp Cities, Boroughs, Cownes,Danors, hundreds, franchifes, milles,
erbage, tolle, plees,and perquifits of Courtes, or other Landes, 02 tenes
hents, whereof profit rifech from time totime through the yere, and afe
oe hath made liuerpthereofto the beire by the Mueenes commaunde⸗
ent out ofk the Chauncerp, before the terme of payment ts come,pet he
all be charged to anfiwere the Queene forthe rate and pogtion of the
me ,according to the auncient courfe ofthe Clchequer, Wut auncient
rmes and rents which be to be pated at certaine termes, as rent ſeck, and
nt ſeruice, whereok no profite riſeth butill che day of payment , hall be
aied to them which haue liuery out of the Queenes hands atthe pap of
- apment of the fame farmes and rent which doe enſue (uch liuery. 28. Ed.
_ \4.8.Efchetors, Office, Trauerfe, Wardes,
1 That every perfon fuing his Liuery or Oufter le maine fhall take the
thefor the Queens ſupreme gouernment overall eftates,S, Queene 5,
| Liueries and Retainers,
1@ Refeiledintothe Queenes handes bp reafon of wardſhip, tobe kept Keſetſer.
|} 13 Ikan Cichetor o2 other minter hath {eile to che Queenes ole, Meane rates
fF aupperfon hall give any Chaperons , Mattes, oꝛ ſuch like liueries Siuing ok lines
co anyman, for maintenance of quarrels o2 other confeoeracies, he hall :
li forfait
Wee
| Liueries and Retainers. Ph
fopfait C.s. fo2 euery ſuch liuery. And he which receiueth fuch liuery ſhall
foꝛfait xl.s.1. R.2.7.7. h.q. 14.13. h.a. 3. 8. .4.6.8. Ed. 4. 2. ot |
eee: ut 2 Sif any perfonot his owne authority and proper coftes, Doe buy op
maintenante. Weare fog his clothing anv clothes o2 hats,called liueries of the fort op ſuit
ofanyp Loz, Lapp, Knight, Eſquire oꝛ other perfon to haue {uppoptation,
ſuccour, oꝛ maintenance in any quarell,oz in any other maner, and be thers
of lawfully conuict, be ſhall forfait rl, s. and be one yere impꝛiſoned 8,4),
6.4, 8.Ed.4.2. —
Wegaringtbe 3.Ikany which is a Knight o Eſquire meniall of the Queenes, oy
Queens ler? which is of her retinue, to wham her Maielty hall giue her Honoꝛable li⸗
uery, do weare his ſaid liuery in the countrey oꝛ conntp, where be is reſian⸗
oꝛ dwelling, oꝛ tn any other place ofthe Realme out of the DQ, prelence(fa
uing in goingo2 comming from the Queenes houſe) and is thereof duely
attaineð, he ſhal loſe his liuery, x koꝛkait bis feesfo2 euer. 1. H.4. 7.
Companies. 4 No tongregation oz company ſhall make any Liueryof cloth, oꝛ 0
Dats at their ovmne cofts,bpon paine that euery one of the fame congrega
tion o2 company thall fof. xl.s. ( except guildes and fraternities, and alle
people of arts and ſciences, within Cities and boroughs, which be oꝛdei
ned to a good intent.)7. H.4. 14.
Siuing oꝛta- 5 No perlon bp himlelke oꝛ any other fog hint, ſhall giue any liueryo
——— badge, oꝛ retaine any perſon other then his mental ſeruant, officer, oꝛ lear
retaining, nedmaninthe one Lawe opinthe other, by any wꝛiting, othe, oꝛ pꝛomiſ⸗
and ik any doe the contrary, he ſhall kozkait fog euery ſuch liuery oꝛ badg
giuen C.s. And he which doth retaine op take ok another {uch athe, wy)
fing o2 pꝛomiſe, oꝛ is retained bp Indenture, ſhall foꝛtfait C.s. foꝛ eve
ry moneth that any perſon is ſo retained with him bp othe, wꝛiting, It
denture, oꝛ ppomiſe. Andeuerp perlon which is recatned bp wꝛiting, Bt
Denture,oth,o2 promite, for euery moneth that he is ſo retatnen {hall foy
C.s.to the QD, and J.And euery perfon that will tue againſt any other ft
any offertce committed contrary to this Statute, o2 any other of the pre
In what inifles before the Queenes Juſtices in her Bench, before the Juttices 0
uttz z In the Common plees, Juſtices ofpeace in their Sellions, Jultices of Die
prolecute vis and Terminer, and gaole deliuerp, Juſtices of the Counties Palanti
ne of Lancatter and Cheſter, andin the Court of Hexamſhire, anvin eh
Court of the Biſhop of Ourham inthe Countie Palantine of Durbar
thall be admitted thereunto bp the diſcretion of the fata Judges, to guy:
infornation fo2 the Queene of any ofthe premifies committed wythi
the iuriſdiction ofthe fame Courts. And euery Informer thall be admi
fet to fue for the Queene and himlelfe,action 0) actions vpon the fame b 7
information inany of thefain Courtes, againt asmanp ſuch offendoy
inane Byllok Infogmation aslikech him , which Inkormation ſhalbe i
feat of a bill oꝛ Oꝛiginal wꝛit, wherein fuch proces ſhalbe awarded ast
an Oꝛiginal weit of treſpas againſt thepeace ( but thatin che —
In Dalat
te © od
Liveries and Retainers. 225
Palantine of Lancaſter and Cheſter, noꝛ in Dureſme, no Exigent Hall
| be awarded bpon any infoꝛmation, ſuit, oꝛ pꝛoceſſe, ta be made by foꝛce
| of this oꝛdinance, and if any be, oꝛ any Outlawꝛie thereupon pꝛonoun⸗
cod , the fame ſhall be void without any wꝛit of Erroꝛ.) Ano ik any of the
| offendors be pꝛeſent inanp of che ſaid Courts, any of the Juſtices map
command him te be brought to aunſwere touch bill, spon ſuch Inkoꝛ⸗
| mation (bp an oath fir to be taken bpon a booke bp {uch Informer , be-
forefome one of the Judges, that his complaint is true) without anp other
oꝛ further proces therein, And euery of the fame Judges within his iuriſ⸗
Diction map by his diſcretion eramine euery of thedefendants bpon ſuch
infozmation, and iudge hint conuict, aſwell bp eramination as by triall.
And che Queene thall have the one halfe of che forfaiture (fit be noc in a
Citic or Cowne copporat, that hath thefame by che Queenes ec.nraunt)
and the Informer the other halfe, which alfo hall recover bis coftes bp
the Judges dilcretion,and evecution thereof , as inrecoueries bpon debe
02 treſpas, therein no E. P.tc. 8. Ed.4.2.
6 But this Act extendeth not to any gift, graunt, oz confirmation
made of any fee, annuitte, pencion, rent,lands,o2 tenements by the Q. oꝛ
jap others, to any other perfon o2 perfons for their counſell giuen, oꝛ to
be giuen, oꝛ for their lawfull (eruice done, oꝛ to be Done, (and for no other
onlawfull caufe oꝛ vnlawfull intent) although the perfonto whom fuch
gift, graunt, oꝛ confirmation is mave, be not learned inthe one Law oꝛ the
ither, either pothit extend to any liuerie giuen at the Ringsoz Queens me that ane
oꝛonation,oꝛ at the inſtaulmẽt of an Archbithop oꝛ Bithop,oz erection, ginin eat Lites
reation, oꝛ marriage of any Lord 02 Ladie of effate, oꝛ at any creation of cies iclaweull.
inp Knights of the Bathe,or at the commencement of any Clerke in anp
Aniuerſitie, 02 at che creation of Sergeants of the Law, oꝛ giuen bp anp
raternitie, guild oꝛ myſterie coꝛpoꝛat, oꝛ by the Maioꝛ, Dhirife, op other
hieke Officer of any citie, boꝛough, towne, oꝛ poꝛt of this realme of Eng⸗
‘ann, for the tune being , during that time fop che erecuting of their office
occupation, Noꝛ to anp Liueries oꝛ Badges giuen in che oefence of
he Queene, and ofthis Realme, Noꝛ to the Conſtable op Marſhall, foꝛ
gluing any badge, liuerie, oꝛ token, tor any feats of Armesto be done
vithin this Realme, Noꝛ to any Aardens of the Marches towardes
pcotland for any liuerie badge, oꝛ coker by thent qiuen from Crene
2oꝛthward at {uch time onely as thal be neceſſarie to leuie people fog the
) jefence of the Marches, 1.3.4.7, 8.€0.4.2.
7 Sf anp Steward, Suvitour , Receiuor,o2 Wailife of any of the The Queenes
~ Queenes honours ,lopdfhips ,manours, lands ,and tenements , Conſta- oieres thal
ie ‚oꝛ keeper of any of her Caſtels, Marden, Waker of game, parke with orders .
eeper oꝛ any other officer of any of her {atu foprettes, chates, parkes, 02 het tenantee
«barrens, ſhall be bnlatwfullp retained with any perfon, 02 retaine any
an dwelling within any of the wee loptibepeateattnae
—
ie |
Liueries and Retainers. | Mainprife and Bayle
and tenements contrarie to anp act, 02 oꝛdinance befoze this timemader
D2 fuffer any man dwelling within the fame honours, loꝛdſhips, ¢c, to be
vnlawkully retained with any other man o2 perfon , what degree, or cons
dition ſoeuer be be of ,and thew it not to the Queene within rl, apes —
next after he haue knowledge thereof, and how, and with whom heis fo
retained ; D2 if any of che fard Dfficers conuep any of the ſaid tenants,
inhabitants, 02 farmoꝛs to the Queene to anp field, aflemblie, or rout,
otherwife then by the Queenes commaundement, to doe her fuch ſeruice
as he thall be commaunded, and that alway in the Dueenestiuerie ang
figne ,with acognifance of him whichſo conuey them by the Queenes |
The Nueenes commaundement. Dp if luch Dfficer come not to the Queene in thetime
Deticers at her of trouble, oz warre, when he thereunto hall be commaunded , hauing
commaunds: no reafonable ercule to the contrarie. All graunts then mane op had to
him, of any of the {aid offices by the Queene , o2 bp any of the Queenes
progenitors oꝛ pꝛedeceſſors, thall be vtterly void and of none effect, 3.
1, 7. 124 i
Tyhe DQuemes 8 FE anpfartouroz tenant within any of che fame honours loꝛde
—— aelage thips , manours, lands, and tenements be retained with any perfon op
with any other. perſons contrarie tothe Statutes, by liuerie, ſigne, token, oꝛ oath, inden⸗
ture of pꝛomiſe, 02 to go to any field, gathering, oꝛ allemblie,in any mans)
Liuerie, ſigne, oꝛ token, butonely in the Queenes Liuerie and fine, anv
toferue her onely, and where be (hall be commaunded bp the Queene. Alt §
graunts and leales ta him made fog terme of pecres,o2 at will, of lands,
tenements , rents, oꝛ other poflellions , being parcell of anp the fate ha:
nours, loꝛdſhips, manours, lands, and tenements, hall be chen vtterly
goin, and of none effect. 3.1.7.1 2. a 9—
It appeareth by one Proclamation of the iij. day of lanuarie, An. 14,
Eliz. and by one other of the xix.of Aprill, An.25. of her Raigne, made
againſt Retainers , That her Graces pleafureis , that the forefaid Statute
of 3.H.7.amoneft other Statutes prouided againtt vnlawfull Retainers
thould be duely obferued and executed. But conferre this ſtatute of 3.
H.7.with the ftatutes made 11. H. 7. 18. and 19.H.7.1.whichwere pro-
uided to auoide the like inconueniences that this was , & penned in fuch
maneras this is. And then, whether this Stat.was provided to be perpe=
tuall,or made onsly to continue during the fife of king H.7.as generally
men do think the other two ftatutes were, Quatre. Vide Dyer fol.211.
1 What iffues fhall be returned vpon any perfon in an Information
fued vpon the Statute made again{t giuing of Liueries, See Returne oſ
| Shitifes a1. : |
|
Mainprife and Bayle, ; |
‘Arantyortins D perfor ſhall be let to bayle oꝛ mainpꝛiſe, whichis committed to
os Syeepr, prꝛiſon fo2 bꝛinging, deliuering, ſending, receiuing, oꝛ taking, oꝛ pꝛo⸗
curing to be bꝛought, ſent, ge, into any Hip oꝛ bottom,anp Shecpe beta
xs alin,
Mainprife and Bayle. 226
aliue, tobe conueied out of any of the Queenes dominions. 8, Cliz. 3.
S, Sheepe 1.
2 Noꝛ any maker op worker of Pats, which is committed to priforn for Vetter.
taking aboue two apprentices at one time, 02 foꝛ taking anp of thole fo2
anplefie time then vit.peeres, 8.C1i3,1 1, S.Hattes 6.
3 Noꝛ anp feruant, bailife , chamberlaine, 02 receiuoz accomptable, Accomptant.
| which opon his accompet before Auditozs ts found in arrerages, and com⸗
‘mitted tothe Gaole, 1 3,.€0,1,11,S.Accompt 2.
4 Noꝛ any ſeruant committed to priſon for departing from his Ma⸗ Seruant.
fier with whom be was retained, befoze the end of bis terme,o2 fo2 depar⸗
ting at the end of bis terme without one quarters warning giuen befoze,
oꝛ for refufing to ferue fo the wages rated, accoꝛding to the ſtatute, be-
inc thereunto requeited , oꝛ fo2 not feruing where he pꝛomiſed or coue⸗
nanted to ferue, 5.€1,4,S. Labourers 6.
5 3202 any Artificer,o2 Labourer, which is impzifoned for Departing Arcificers
) from any peece of work which be hath takẽ in great, in talke, oz in grolſe, pant
jt finith , before he hath ended the fame , without licence of the Watter of
| the wozke,o2 of him that bath charge thereof, ercept bis wages be with-
Holden,o2 be appointed to {erue the Queene, 5,€1;4.S.Labourers ro.
| 6 jor he thich is imppifoned for giuing 02 receiuing moze wages Cinets ote
then is alleſſed in proclamation made for that purpofe, in the Countte, ges not allow-
Citic, Boꝛough, tc, where he dwelleth. 5. El.4. S. Labourers 4. *
7 Naoꝛ he which is committed to pꝛilon koꝛ falle koꝛging, oꝛ wittingly gorging of
allenting,oꝛ cauling to be koꝛged, oꝛ made, any kalſe deede, charter, oꝛ wꝛi⸗ decdes.
ting ſealed, court roll, oꝛ the cAillok any perſon in wꝛiting, to the intent
that the eſtate of inheritance oꝛ freehold of any perſon, of, in, oꝛ to any
lands €c.02 his right to the fame thal be troubled ¢c.02 any obligation, bill
‘] obligatozy,acquitance,releate,o2 other diſcharge of any debt,accompt,ace
tion, ſuit, demaund, oꝛ other thing perfonall, 02 foz that he did pronounce,
publiſh, 02 give in euidence any (uch falfe oꝛ formed charter ec, as true,
knowing the fame tobe falle ¢ forged.5. El. 14. S.Forgerofdeeds 1.2,
8 Moz he which noch maliciouſly, oꝛ for veration pꝛocure any other per⸗ Arrettments at
for tobe arrelted oz attached to anfwere in the K. Bench ,Warthalley, or Aas tur
> An any Court within London (02 other place where any Libertie is to hola
plea in any action perfonal) at the ſuit, oꝛ inthe name ofany perfon, where
:
there is no ſuch perfor knowen, ox without the alſent of {uch perfort at
wyole ſuit, oꝛ in whoſe name ec, is therof cõuict, oꝛ lawfully acculen ec,
| and committed to ppifon for bi.monethes ec) 8,C1,2,S.Damagesi.2.3.
9 F202 he which is committed to prifon fo2 thꝛee dates, for keeping of Aiehoute.
an Alehouſe, being not allowed, 02 being fopbinden by two Julſtices of
peace 5.€0,6,25, S.Alchoufes 2. Iufticesof peace 71.
0 oz he which ts conunitted to pꝛiſon, for chat he being an Alien Aliens,
vboꝛne, and not Denizen, conueieth wri parts out cf the Q, obeplance
(Og 2 an
Apparel,
Attatnt,
Collectors,
Surueyors
ef byinges.
Father 02 Mo⸗
sero a Bas
ſtard.
Souldier.
Prophecies,
Mukers,
‘Titeperafe,
Tranlporting
of hte 2 Vite
Mainprife and Bayle. ;
any long Bowes, Arrowes, or Shaktes, without the Queenes —
vntill he hath made fine to the Queene, by the diſcretion of the Futices
of peace in thetr Seflions, 3 3.1,8.9, S.Aliens 2. Archerie 6, |
1x Noꝛ he which ts committed to ppifon foz wearing any Silke, con⸗ |
trarie to the ftatute in that cale pꝛouided, vntill he bath paten the fort, 4
whereof he is conutcted, I.x 2. P.t 99.2, S. Apparel 7. re |
12 MNoꝛ any petit Juriein London , which is attainted hy the verdict
of a graund Furie , and therefore committed to prifon: D2 which hath
recetued any money, reward,op pꝛomiſe thereof, of the defendantin che
Attaint, koꝛ the intent of giving his verdict whereupon the Attaine is
grounded: Roz the defendane in che faid Attaint which doth giue oz pros
mile the ſaid moneyp,o2 reward, and is therefore committed to ppifon, 1 *
H.7.2 1. S. Attaint 16.17.
13 jJNozanp Collectoꝛ oꝛ Surueioꝛ of any decaied Bꝛidge, which is !
committed to prtfon, foꝛ refuling to accompt tothe Juſtices of eace,of
the receipts and payments of money by him receiued toward the repaite |
of the ſaid Bꝛidge, vntill he hath truelp acconwten. 22. H. 8.5, See iF
Bridges 4. J
4° Noꝛ the mother o2 reputed father of any Ballard begotten 4J i
boꝛne out of lawful matrimonte,committed to pꝛiſon for noe performing —
an order made bp two Juſtices of Peace for the keeping of {uch baſtard
chito,(ercept be o2 the thall put in (ufficient fuertte fo2 performance of the
{ain order, oꝛ perfonallp appeare at the nert generall Seflions inthe hire
where {uch over ſhall be taken, and to abide {uch ogder as che fain 9
ces hall take.) 18 Eliz.7. N .Baftardie I. , .
15 3foz any Souldier commicten to prifon for making away a
Hoꝛſe oꝛ Harneis wherewith be thal be {et foorch, vntill he hath —
the owner thereof, 2,€0,6,2, S.Capraines 1, !
16 oz anp perfon whichis committed to prifort fo2 any offence bp
him committed, contrarte to the ſtatute proutded againſt fond and phan
tatticall Pꝛophecies. 5 .Cl,15,S,Prophecies 1,
17 jor he which is committed to priſon foz being conuicted of any
offence bp him committed contrarie to the fat. mane for the taking of |
Muſters, vntill he bath paicd che fort, in che fain fat, Ipectfien, 4 5 |
P.t 9B. 3, S.Captaines 12. Iuftice of peace 26.
18 Noꝛ he which is committed to pꝛiſon foz a whole peere , for fing 9
any Witchcraft, Enchantment, Charme, oꝛ Soꝛcerie, oꝛ fog being coun⸗
celling, oꝛ ayding thereunto,contrarte tothe ſtatute in that cale pꝛouided.
5,€1,16, S.Coniuration 3.4.
19 Noꝛ any Malter, oꝛ Wariner ok any Ship, Craper, oꝛ Uettelt,
twhich is committed to prifon, fox tranfpagting bepond.the Sea, o2 tuto
Scotland, any Come, Waule, Beere, Butter, Lheete,Werei ing, oꝛ CAood,
without lawfuil scsi foz ‘dial by boate any of the 9
—
, M
be
_ Mainprife and Bayle. 227
fain things to any Ship on the Sea, op within anp Dauen to be tran
poten ec. Noꝛ any man which hautng licence to tranſpoꝛt the forelata
things, both tranfport moze then is contained in bis Licence. 1. & 2. P.
and M.5. S.Corne 1.2.3.
20 Rorthe Walker oz Mariner of any thip committer to prifon for Sranfberting
lading, hipping, oꝛ carping in any ſhip, oꝛ otherwiſe, anp Leather , Cal: tow, and raw
fot, 02 raw Hines , of intent to tranſpoꝛt the fame beyond che Deas 4 02 Dives.
into Scotland, tf the ſaid Walker,o2 Wariner do know of che fain offence,
| 18,€13,8,S.Leather 3 3
| 21 Naoꝛ he whichis — toprifon by two Juſtices of peace, foꝛ Tetbes.
rekulingto pap his Tythes, oꝛ dueties, oꝛ any ſumme of monep wherein
he ts condemned kor the fame after the definitiue iudgement gyuen a⸗
gaint him by the Ordinarie, vntill he be bound with ſulkicient ſuerties
| to the Queenes ble,to perfornie the ſaid fentence,2 7,0, 8,20, 32.h. 8.7.
5, Tythes 22.
22 7o0ꝛ he which hall peelo his bodie to the Shirike, o2 other Dfficer Cecommunt.
vpon any init of Capias awarded according tothe ſtatute pꝛouided fox tote.
"| the due execution of the weit de Excommunicato capiendo. 5 ee 3
"| $, Excommunication 4.
1°23 jor he which ts committen td prifon for committing any offence Snlatoralt tite
4 provibicen by the ſtatute prouided 5.Eliz. foꝛ the punifhment of pnilaty- eo oat iy
\full taking of fF ith, Deare,or Haukes, vntill he hath found fuffictent ſuer⸗ Dauber.
tie for bis moon abearing fo2 the (pace of vii, peeres after the offence com:
“mitted, 5+ Elis, 21, S.Fith 7-Forreftes 3. Haukes 1,
24 Ro he whichis committed to ppiton koꝛ eating Fleſh, oꝛ for put- Tating of
tingof Fleſh to fale, vpon any dap vſually obſerued a Gith vay, 5. Eliz. 5. Fle
35. Eliz.7. 8. Fiſn daies 1.2.
25 © jor He which is in execution vpon a Statute Marchant, o2 spor
aſtatute Staple,o2 vpon a Recogniſance of the nature and fozce ofa ſta⸗
tute Staple.1 3,€0,1, 27,.€0,3,9, 23. H. 8. 6. S. Statutes & c. 1.4.9.
26 Noꝛ any perſon committed to priſon foꝛ fire Monethes, oꝛ thꝛee Newe⸗.
Wonethes.for ſpeaking, oꝛ reporting anp falle, {evicious,anb ſlaunderous
Newes, rumors, ſayings ‚oꝛ tales, againſt our Soueraigne Ladie the
Queenes Maieltie chat now is. —— Newes 3.4.
27 Noꝛ theShirite of any countie committed to prifon fo? one whole Rights for
~ peeve ,foz doing anp thing contrarie to any ſtatute made, in,o2 before 2 39 ges!
~ (D.6. concerning the election ¢ returning of Knights, Citizens, ¢ Bur:
gelles, to come to the Parliantent, 2 3. h. 6.15. S.Parliament 4.5.
28 oꝛ be which is committed to prifon fo2 fire Monethes, for com⸗ Veriurie.
nitting wilful Periurte: Noꝛ he which voth procure any witnelle to
ommit wilfull Periurie, and therefore doth fopfatt cL Pt. and hath noe
ands, goods,oꝛ cattels, tothe value of the faid 11, Lt, and ts therefore com:
, nitted to fire Monethes impꝛiſonmẽt.5. El.9. 29.€1,5,S.Periurie 1.2.
i Go 3 29 Nor
|
JoHifitions in
Lon
We
Plates anv
canes.
Collectoꝛ toz
the poort ·
Cenſoꝛs and
Collectors of
houſes of coꝛ⸗
rection.
Diſturbers of
HPaetachers.
Chatour.
Purnerings
‘within flue
miles ot Gam⸗
bridge 02 Dy»
fozv,
Reviffetfr,
Mainprife and Bayle.
29 Noꝛ he whichis committed to priſon bp che Pꝛeſident ofthe Coke
ledge of che kacultie of Whificke in London, oꝛ by ſuch as the ſaid Pꝛeſi⸗
Dent and Colledge hall authorize to learch and punith offendoꝛs for anp
offence oꝛ difobedience bp hint committed, contravie to the acute inthat
caſe pꝛouided, vntil be be diſcharged of his impꝛiſonment bp the faid Pres
ſident anv the perfons authorized, 1,99.9, S.Phifitions 4,
30 Noꝛ he which is committed to priſon by any Juſtice of peace,
Maioꝛ, Bailife, Sbirife, oꝛ other head Officer ec.for keeping any houfe,
alley, oꝛ place of vnlawtull games, oꝛ fo, haunting, refopting and plaping
there, vntill he be bound tothe Queenes vſe infuch fumine, as to the
koreſaid Dificers thal be thought reafonable,no longer to keepe oꝛ vſe the
fain games, 3 3. H.8.9. 8. Plaies 5. sat :
31 Noꝛ any Collector forthe reliefe ofthe Pooꝛe, which hall refule
to make bis accampt , 02 ſhall neglect the fame by the {pace of fours
tecne dates after requeſt to him therefore mane, fhall be therefore come
mitted to priſon, and ſhall there remaine vntill he bath accompted and
pape all furplulages which he hath receiuen, 14. Eliz. 5. S. Poore peos
le e 31 Y} : ; are:
32 Noꝛ anp Collector ,o2 Gouernoꝛ of the poore, oꝛ Cenſoꝛ, Cars
Den, 02 Collector for any of the houlesof cogrection,committed to pꝛiſon,
for refuling to make accompe of fuch money as he hathrecepued to the
vſes afozeſaid, oꝛ foz neglecting the fame accompt within fourteene daies
after requett to bim made , 02 foz not paying within one weeke after bis
accompt the whole arrerages which he thall be found in ec. vntill he |
Hath made bis accompt, and pated the fame arrerages ,18, Eliz. 3.8.
Poore people 26. 4
33 Noꝛ he which is committed to prifan for diſturbing og miſuſing
any Preacher in the time of his Sermon , being lawfully authorized to
Pꝛeach, oꝛ fox relcuing, oꝛ diſturbing the arreſt of {uch offendoz, 1,900.3
S.Preachers 1.2. :
34 Noꝛ the Chatoꝛ, o2 other officer of any Noble ian, 02 other, come
mitted to priſon fog taking of anp vitailes, coꝛne, oꝛ other thing, of anpot |
she Queenes liege people againt their willes vntu hep haue reveltuered |
the fame,o2 the verp value thereof, 23. H.6. 14. 8. Purueiors J. |
35 jog any Purueyoꝛ, Caker, Badger, or other minifter of che
Queenes, noꝛ arty other common Poulter, committed to thee monethes
impriſonmẽt fo2 takiug oꝛ bargaining for any vittaile oꝛ graine, in either
of che markets oꝛ townes of Cambridge 02 Orford, o7 within fue miles
thereof, without che licence of either of che Chauncellors, oꝛ Gice chaun⸗
cellors of the fate Uniuerſities where ec, in mriting obtained vnder the
feale of the office, 2.€ 3.39.¢ 99.25, 13. El.2 1.8.Puruciors 3 2. |
36 Noꝛ he that is committed to ppifon fog any Rediſſeiſin by him,
done, Hall be bayled og repleuign by a common weit ec. (C1,2, 1 ree Ta
26, 8. Re-
|
|
a) a
6. S.Rediffeifin 3.
Mainprife and Bayle. 223
37 Noꝛ any perfor committe to fire monethes, xii.monethes, oꝛ per: Sacramenty:
etuallimpzifonment, for committing any of the offences pꝛohibited bp 22 leruice
ffatute proutded 1. Cis, fo2 che vnifoꝛmitie of conunon Pꝛayer and Ser⸗
uice in theChurch and che adminiſtration of the Sacraments, 1. El.2.
§. Sacraments 2,
38 Noꝛ he which is committento prifon fop falfifping o2 counterfais Canter.
ting of any falle CGeinhts , vntill be hath mave fine accoxding to che dite waights.
cretion of the Juſtices of peace, 9,1).5.8,S. Weights 13.
39 Noꝛ any perfon aboue the age of rifif.peeres, committed to two Taking away
peeresimpzifonment , fo conueping,o2 caufing to be conueped any main of maides.
oꝛ woman child vnmaried within the age of rbt.peeres, out of the polſeſ⸗
fion, andagaint the will ofthe father o2 mother, op {uch perfonas thall
haue the gouernance of fuch maid, ¢c, other then fuch of whom the ſhall
Hold any lands by knights ſeruice. 4. € 5.19.4 99.8, S. Women 6.7,
40 Noꝛ anp perfon aboue the age of fourteene peeres committer to Deflotwrins og
contracting
fue peeves impriſonment, foz taking away and deflowꝛing, oꝛ fox contra irarcimone
-T 4
1
1)
}
cting matrimonie with any maid o2 woman child vnmaried onder the age with ama,
|. DE rbi. peeres again the will, or vnknowing of the father , mother , 02
{uch as (hall haue the goucrnance of her, ercept the contract be made bp
theconfent of ber Gardian, 4.¢ 5. P.and 99,8,S. Women 8, :
41 jRozanp perfon which hath remoued his indictment of felonie inte Marthal of tye
the Kings Bench, o2 ts there appeaten of felonie, Hall be let to bayle bp kings Dench.
the Warthali of the Kings bench, 5. Ed. 3. 8.
42 Noꝛ he whichis condenmed in any of the Queenes Courts,and by Convenes
hertue thereof is committed to prifon, there toremaine vntill he hath tfion ·
| agreed with the plaintife at whole {uit he wag condempned, 1,38, 2,12,
2Hh.5. 2. S. Eſcape 3.
43 Noꝛ any Gaugeour, Packer, oꝛ ſearcher of Fiſh, which ts come Saugeour,
cker,
| Mitted to prifon foꝛ that hetaketh moze for gauging , packing, 02 {earch- eS —
ing then he ought to doe, 11.H.7.23. S.Fith 12. :
44° Noꝛ he whichis committed to prifon foꝛ being partie to any fainey Fraudulent
oꝛ fraudulent feoffement ; nift, bond, fuit, Ec, 02 knowing thereof, thatt detdes.
willingly put in vꝛe oꝛ defend the fame as true and fimple,oz thall aſſigne
the lands,leates,o2 goods to him conueied,1 3. El.y. 27,€1,4, S.Fraudue
lent deedes 4.5. ,
45 F202 any Foreffaller, Regratoꝛ, oꝛ Cnavoller, being conuict o2 at⸗ poeta.
fainted bp the law, which koꝛ his firtt offence fhall be tmpzifonen two mo⸗ Eugrorter.
nethes , fo2 his {econd halfe a peere, and fog the chird during the Q. plea⸗
ſlure.5.Ed.6.14. 13. El.25. 8.Foreſtallers 4.
46 Noꝛ be which is committed to pꝛiſon for one yeere at the leaſt, Riots
fox any great and haynous Riot by him and others pone, 2,1. 5,8,
S .Kiots 11,
Gg 4 47 Hoꝛ
Bah ith)
Mainprife and Bayle.
Sintawintt 47 jor any perfons being aboue the number of two, ehudertiwelue, —
aenibiies. committed to priſon fo2 one peere, for chat chep alſembled tomether,e did
intend, practize,éc, with force ofarmes te, tomurther anp the Queenes
{ubiects, 02 to bꝛeak Downe Ec.the pales, hedge,diches, Walle othercloe
fureof any parke o2 other ground incloſed, 02 the bank of any Fiſh pond
oꝛ poole , to theintent the fame Mould remaine open oꝛ to doe any other
vnlawkull act, probibiten bp che fat, made Añ 1. Ma. ac.and being requis
rev bp a Juſtice of peace,or Shivife of che ſame countie, oꝛ by the Maioꝛ
ac. 02 chiefe Officer of the cttic,o2 totune coꝛpoꝛat, to returne to their has
bitations, do not, but attempt coput in vꝛe any of the faid things, 1,95a,
12, 1,€1i3,16, S.Riots 20.
Mourd to 48 Noꝛ any perfon committed to peifon fo2 thee monethes, fox that
make come he being (poken bnto, oz mouedto make anp commotion, infurrection, 0
vnlawkull aſſemblie for any intent pꝛohibited (bᷣy the frat, made 1, Ma.
againſt vnlawfull Aſſemblies) did not within xxiiii.howers after be was
{poken vnto, oꝛ moued, (vnleſſe he haue a goon excuſe)declare the fame to
one Fulk, of peace , 02 Sbirife ofthe Countie, o2 to the Maioꝛ, Shirife,
Bailikes, oꝛ other head Dfficers of anp citie oꝛ town coppozat, where ſuch
motion was, vnleſſe he thal be diſcharged bp three Jultices of peace ofthe |
fame Shire tc, 1.994.172, 1.€113,16,S.Riots 24,
Pꝛoturers ot 49 Noꝛ anp perſon committed to priſon, loꝛ that he moued,ftirred, og
cormmotion, procured any other perfor to commit o2 doe any offence prohibited bp the
: fopefain ftatute, 1 DBa,t2. I Cliz,1 6. S.Riots 30. (
Refaling to 50 Noꝛ any perſon committed to pziſon, foz chat he being aboue the:
repette Ree — aagreof rbtit.peeres, E onder Ir, able to ſerue, not ficke, lame, oꝛ impotent,
billions. ann being required by a Tull of peace, birife,¢c, ato, Bailife, €c, of
thecounty,citie, bozough,o2 towne, where any rotors allemblie,contrar
tothe fain fat. ec. (hall be,o2 by any other bp ther commaundement,to go
with him oꝛ them tolupprelle the perfons onlawfullp aſſembled, vot
willingly ¢ obſtinately refule fo todo,1.9a,12,1,€1,1 6, S.Riots25. |
si jor anp other perfon committed coprifon, fog that he (hauing no!
reaſonable excuſe) voth not giue bis attendance bpon the MQ, Lieutenant
fo, ſuppꝛeſſion of any commotion,rebellion ec,atter declaration of his lets
ters Patents, € requelk to him made. 1. Ma.⁊ 2, 1. El. a 6,$.Riots 26.
52 Noꝛ he which ts imprifoned for buying, 02 wearing any clothes 09
hats, callen Ltucries, of the fort oꝛ {uite of anp Lod, Knighe, Eſquire,
oꝛ other perfor to haue maintenance in any quarrell, oꝛ in anpother ma⸗
ner, 8,10.6,4, S:Liueries 2. liibsid idsical nkaiagee t
Sehotemater. 53. Non anp Schaolematter committen to ppifon for ane’ peere , for
prefumine to teach concrarie torhettatute in chat caſe pꝛouided. 23. El. 1,
S.Recufants 2.’ 163 ip
OParsingol 5.4 INorhe which ts committed tothꝛee monethes impꝛiſonment for
wart and YOR. noe (ufficiencie of papment of v, li, fogf, for counterfatcing 0 ſetting ol
‘
Qttentance
vpon the M,
Lientenant,
Linerisg.
Mainprife and Baile. 229
| another mats marke bpon anp peece of ware o2 vellell of honie, 22.Eliz.
| 8,S.Hony.2.Wax.6. | |
55 Noꝛ he which ts committed to priſon foz one moneth fo2 not pays Taking of fee
| ing within x, daies after bis conuiction, fuch penalties ashe hall fopf, for ges.”
| Killing of feafants 02 Partriges with nets o2 other engins in the night
time. 23.€1t3,1 0, S.Feafants, &c. 2. :
56 Noꝛ he which is committed to ppifon vntill he bath (atilfied the Dving of
palue of that which be hath kork. for inkringing the act made An,23, Eliz. 6")
. mite abolithing of veceitfull ſtuſfe vfen in dying of clothes, 2 3. Eliz.9.
S.Dying.1.2.
57 jor aprtfoner which before was outlawen, Noꝛ be which hath
abiured, Noꝛ any approuer; Noꝛ he which is taken withthe maner, 202
he which bath bꝛoken the D. prifon, Noꝛ a theefe openly dekamed, and
knowẽ, Noꝛ he which ts appealed by an approauer ſo long as the appꝛoo⸗
uer doth liue, ercept he be of good name, Noꝛ he whichis taken for bur-
ning ofa boule felonioufly done, oꝛ fo2 falfe money, oꝛ for counterfaiting p
‘QD. feale, Noꝛ any excommunicat perfon, taken at the Biſhops requeſt,
Noꝛ be which is taken for a manikeſt offence, 02 koꝛ treafon touching the
| DE0.1.3. CuI, 15, And bp the fame tat. it oth appeare, that-hee
Which was taken for the death of a man, bp the &. commaundement, of
his Juſtices, oꝛ foꝛ the foꝛreſt, was not repleutfable bp the common law,
| 58 Wut fuch as be indicted of larcenie by enqueſts taken before
Sherikes oꝛ Vailifes by their office,or of light ſuſpition, oꝛ for petit Lar⸗
cenie that amounteth not aboue che value of rit,v, tf thep were not guilty
of fome Larcenie before, o2 guiltie of receipe oftheeues 02 felons, 02 cf
/ commaundement oꝛ fozce,02 of aide in felonfe done, 02 guiltie of fome o-
» ther treſpaſſe, for which oneought not tolofe lifeor member, And a man Chere main ·
‘appealed of an appzoouer after the death of the approouer, if he be no Pe allow
common theefe, nor defamed, (hall be let out by fuffictent{uertie, whereof
| the therife will be anfiwerable, and that without giuing anp part of their
¢ foods,C,1,3.€0,1,15, : — we ult er TH dee ie:
5 SE the Sherife oꝛ anpother let one go at large by ſuertie which Baitement by
isnotreplenifable; it hee bee Sherike Conable, og any other bailife of He Serie et,
fee, which hath the keeping of prifoners, and is thevof attainten, he ſhall able,
oſe his fee and office foꝛ ener, and ifthe vnderſherike, Conable, 02 bay⸗
life of fuch as haute fee for keeping of pꝛiſoners, do it contrarie to the will
dt his maſter, o2 any other Baplife being not offee, they thall haue thyee
peeresimpptfonment, anv make fine'at the Queenes plealure, a, I. 35
— ey
CxS.) 3 co stadaa go sey yun daidshacs eh dom Duriainstt
, 60 Af any Juſtices of peace do Let to baile ormainpzife anp perſon, wajtement by
Which foz any offence by him committed is declared not to be repleutfa- pan petal
; ble oꝛ batleable, oꝛ foꝛbidden to be repleuiſed by p foꝛeſaid Hat; of 3. Ed.
| othe fain Juſtices fo offending ſhall pay fuch fines, as the sae uf
ie aole
—
J
—9
CHithholsing
of prifoners,
repleuifable,
D2 taking of
reward ta Des
Uuer them.
Maintenance
bythe D.Deé-
Ve
hould, Hall loſe their offices and fernices, be impriſoned, and allo pay a
Clerkes tae
Ring preſent ·
ment or part
tit quarels.
61 Uholoeuer voth withhold prifoners repleuiſable after they haue
Maintenance, Champertie, &c. 9
Gaole deliuerie of the ſheire, citie, or towne where thenffence ſhall be
committed (vpon due proofe therof bp eramination befoze them) thal aſ⸗
fefle : But che Juſtices of peace and Coꝛonoꝛs within London and Mine
dleſex, and inall other Cities, Boroughs, and Cownes corporate within |
this Realme and Males, haue authozitie to let to baile felons and pꝛiſo⸗
ners, a3 they haue bene heretofore accuſtomed. 1, and 2. P. and 9, 13,
Ann in like fore hall therifes o2 any other be punithen bp the Juſtices of
gaole deliuerie, accoꝛding to the forme of the {aio ſtat. of 3,.€0,1, which
bo let to baile op mainpꝛiſe any perſons foꝛbidden tobe repleuiſed bp the
fain ſtatute, Scatucum de Finibus &c.27. Ed.3.
offred ſuſficient ſuertie, hall pap a greeuous amercement to the Queene,
and he that doth take anp reward forthe deliuerance of fuch, thal pap vous
ble to the prifoner, andalfo a greeuousamercement to the Queene, Ct,
Ip ed, 1,1 cy 9
Bodie Balloch of prifoners by Iuftices of peace, taking and cere
tifying their examinations,and binding others to giue euidence againft
‘them. S.luftices of peace. 107. ? i (Ca
' @ Who may be letto baile or maineprife by any Sherife,and who not)
S. Sherifes. 8, |
3 Where he fhall belet to mainprife which isendicted of murder at!
che Queenes {uitand acquited. $.Murder.3. |
4 That euerie Sherifein Wales, may put fufpect perfons vnder coms
mon mainprife, and what fee he fhall take forthe fame. $.Wales. 46.474)
Maintenance, Champertie, Embracerie, and a |
buying oftitles, Ad
WF anp ofthe Mueenes Councellers, Officers o2 feruants, og any other
‘perfon whatſoeuer, do take o2 {uffaine any quarrell, bp maintenance,
in the countrep o2 elle where, they thallbe grieuouſſp punithen in fon
enſuing, that is, The fain Councelloꝛs and Queenes great officers hall
encurre fuch paine, as thallbe aſleſſed by the Qhucenes Waiettie, by the
aduiſe of the Logos of the Kealme, And other lelle officers ann ſeruants
of the Dit the Elchequer anv-ocher Courtes, anv of her ordinary houl⸗
fine at the Q. pleature after euery of their degrees, eftates, ann pelerts, 9)
And all other perſons halve impzifoned and pap fines at the Q, pleaſure.
I.Ed. 3. 14. 1. R.24. |
2 JEanp clerke ofthe Q. oꝛ of anp Juſtice, doe receine the prefent: |
mentof anp Church, for the which any plee 02 debate ts in the Q. court,
without che Dy (pectall licences hee Wall lofe che Church and his {eruice,
And ik any Juticeor Sherikes Clerke, cake pare inanp quarrel, oꝛ mat:
ferdepending tn the Queenes court, oꝛ do uorke any fraude herby com —
mon Tight may be delaied or diſturbed, he Hall loole his ſeruice, an i
ai urthet
ta
“We
Maintenance and Champertie, &e. 230
further puniſhed ik the treſpaſſe bo require, A.I.3. Ede .r23.
3 It any Riot, Rout, oꝛ vnlawtull aſſembly be committed; and the gyalntenance
Juſtices of peace 02 tt, of them do thereof make enquirie,accogding cothe Ut crouirie of
Facute, for that caufe pꝛouided, 13. H. 4. and the fai riot ec, isnot found iots.
by the Furie, by reafon of anp embꝛacery og maintenance ofthe ſaid Ju⸗
| ros, chen every perfon duely pꝛooued tobe a maintainoꝛ 02 embꝛacer of
the fame, ſhall fort. to the D. reliand be committed to mary, there co res
maine bp difcretion of the Juſtices. 19,1),7,1 3, S.Riots.1 5. cee
4 operfon o2 perfons whatfoeuer thall vnlatwfullp maintaine , 02 Watntenance
cauſe or procure anp vnlawtul maintenance in any action, {uit,pemauno, ẽet buts.
2 complaine in any of the M,Courtes ofthe Chauncerie, Starre cham:
Der, white Dall, o2 els where within any of che Queenes dominions of
ngland, 02 Hales 02 the Warches of the fame, where any perſon oꝛ per⸗
fons haue authopitie by bertue ofthe DQ, commiffion, patent, o2 writ, to
hola plee of lands, 02 eramine,heare 02 determine, any title of lands, 02 a:
ny matterof witnelle concerning the title, right, 02 intereſt of any lands,
tenements, o2 hereditaments, D2 thall vnlawkully retaine fox mainte⸗
nance ofany (uit 02 plee, any perfon op perſons, oꝛ embꝛace anp kreehol⸗ embrace m-
nets oꝛ iurazs, oꝛ ſuboꝛne any witnes bp letters, rewards, pꝛomiſe, oꝛ bp ite are
any other finifter labour 02 means, foꝛ to maintaine anp matter oꝛ caule, ‘
12 fo the diſturbance o2 hindzance of Juſtice, oꝛ to che procurement oꝛ oc⸗ hs
aſion of any maner of periurie, by falle berdite o2 otherwile,in any of the ;
urts aloꝛeſaid, vpon paine of foꝛfaiture foꝛ euery {uch offence x. k. tathe
Q. anv F, tobe rec, bp A. Fac, wherin no Cec, €.19.e¢, if the {uit bee
ommenced in any of the Q.Courts, within one peere next after any fuch
fence committed, 02 elfe not.3 2. H. 8. 9.
5 No officer of the Qucenes, nop other perfon whatſoeuer, thall take Champertit
on him to maintaine any matter depending in (uit, to haue part of %
bething in pice, op other profit, [celt.1,.3,€9,1,25, either thall anp
erſon spon fuch confineration, couenant, of Depart with bis right to
Mother, and ik any vo, and thereof be attainten, the taker hall forfait to
he Queene fo much of his landes and goods as the balue ofthe thing iw
- uch fogt taken koꝛ maintenance doth amount bute, And wholoeuer will,
yall be receiuen so {ue for the Queene befoze the fame Juices, before
vhom the ſuite was depending, and by them the iudgement thall be gi⸗
en, but aman map take the councel of hole that be pleaters of the law,
nd learned men fo bis fee, and of his friends, A.2. 13. E.I.49.28. Ed.
11, And ifany perfon voe take vpon him foz maintenance, Champers
ie, odthe like bargaine,any maner of ſuite oꝛ plee againſt another, and is
ttainted of fuch aſſumptio, futt oꝛ bargatne,o2 of confent thereto,he hal
e iii peereimpzifoned and further punithen at the Q.pleaſure.33. Ed. 1.
6 6 Champertours bethep that moue plees and {uites, oz cauſe to be Champer⸗
dooued, either by their olan 02 others procurement,and Cue them at their fours.
i) owne
Maintenance and Champertie.&e. J
owne coftes,to haue part okthe lands oꝛ gaines in variance. 3 3. Eder. An
Embꝛaccour. embpaceour is he which commeth to the barre with che partie and {pear
Keth inthe matter, and is there to ſuruey the Furie, >
Buving of 7 No perlon noꝛ perfons fhall bargain, buy oꝛ fell, oꝛ by anie meanes |
titles. obtaine get, oꝛ haue anie pꝛetenſed rights oꝛ titles oꝛ take, pꝛomiſe grant
oꝛ couenant to haue anie right or title, of anie perſon oꝛ perſons, in oꝛ to)
anie mattors, lands, tenements, oꝛ other hereditaments, but if fuch per⸗
fon oꝛ perfons which Hall (o hargaine, giue, grant, couenant, 02 pꝛomiſe
the fame, their aunceltoꝛs, oꝛ they by whom be 02 they claime the fame, |
haute bene in poflellion of the fame, 02 ofthe reuerfior 02 remainder theres
of, 02 taken the rents, 02 profites thereof, bp the (pace of one whole peere
nert before the (aid bargaine couenãt grant. or promile made, bpon paine
that he that thal make any {uch barqaine,fale, promife, couenãt oz grant.
fhall forf the whole value of che lands, tenements 02 hereditaments fo
bargained, fold, promifed, couenanted, oꝛ granted, contrarp to the forme
ofthis Act, And che buper oꝛ taker thereof knowing thefame, ſhall alſo
forf. the whole value of the ſaid {anos ee, fo by him bought oz taken ase
abouefain,to the D.e Jſto be recoueren by A.J.¢¢, whereinno W.E. P
J, ec. ikthe ſuit be rommenced in anie of the Queenes courts within or
peere after the offence committed, 02 elfenot.32.40,3.9. }
Burchatingor 8 Wut it és Lawwfullto anie perſon being in lawlull poll, by taking a)
pretencen title. he peerelp farme, rents, op pꝛoſits of anp mranozs, lands, tenements, 0
herevitaments,to buy, obtaine, cee, 02 hauc bp any reafonable mcanes the
pretenced right 92 title of anie other perfor oꝛ perfons to be mane t0,0f,0)
in {uch lads ac. thereof he thall fo be tn lawkull poll, 3 2.20.8.9,
proclamation 9 The Futtices of AMile of euerie circuit within this Realme an
of ear Mec, elewhere within che Queenes dominions Gall in euerie Countic with
their circuites two times in the peere, viz,in che cime of their fittings to)
Cakine of ANi(es, 02 deltuerp of che Gaoles, caule open Proclamation t
be made,alwel of this prefent Act,¢ euery thine cherein contained + a8 a)
(oof all other Ratutes heretofore made againſt vnlawtfull (patntenantyy
Champartie, Embzacery, o2 vnlawkull Retainors, To the intent the
no perſon bearing the ſame ſhould be ignoꝛãt oꝛ miſcogniſant of the dairy
‘tages, and penalties therein contained. 3 2.1.8.9. —
eor the punifhment of Embraceours. S.lurors. 5-66 Us,
2 For giuing or receiuing ofliueriesfor maintenance. S.Liveries.1.:.
3 Who may vſe any actions, or purfue vpon the Statutes prouided «
ainſt Maintenance, Champertie, Embracery &c. S.Actions popular «|
. 4 The punifhment of forcible entries by way of maintenance. S¢-
orce,6, = 16.
8
>
~ Merchants, Merchandizes. |
——— LI Merchants, Strangers and Dentzens, anv all other that wi).
ft .
bug ane . bitp 02 fell Coꝛne, Hines, Auer de pores, Fleth, Fiſh, and 9 oth
, wind
a
5
NMarchants and Marchandifes. 231
whence ſoeuer they come, at what place ſoeuer it bee, Citie, Borough,
Towne, Port ofthe lea, faire, market, oꝛ elſewhere within che Reainie,
Within franchile 02 without, map freciy fell chem to what perfon tt ſhall
pleaſe them, as well forrens as denizens, in grofle, at retaile, op by pars
‘cels, at their willes to all people that will buy the fame (ercept to the e-
nemiesof the Q. and her Realme) And if anp diſturbance be done to any
merchant ranger 02 denizen, 02 to any other for the fale of {uch chines
nanp Citie, Borough, Towne, port of the lea, oꝛ other place which bath
tanchife, and the Maiors, and Bailifes, o2 other which haue the rule of
uchfranchife, being required bp the ſaid merchants, 02 other thereof to
qouide remedie, and do Not,and thereof be attainted,the franchile hall be
eiſed inte the Queenes hands, and neuertheleſſe, thep which haue done
his difturbance, thall reftoze to the faid merchant his double pammages
ohich he hath therby (uttained, And if fuch diſturbance oz interruption be
one infuch places o2 towns there no franchife ts, € the loro (tf he be pre⸗
mt) o2 his batlife, conftable o2 other ruler of the ſaid townes and places,
inthe ablence of chefata loꝛd)being therin required to do right,¢ bo not,
D hereof be attainted, thep hall yeeld to the pl, his bouble damages as
foreſaid, and the difturbers in the one cafe and inche other alwell with:
ithe franchifes as without, tf they be attainted, ſhall haue one peeres
prifonment, and beranfomen at the Queenes plealure, No alien op de⸗
zen vpon the forefaid paine hall be troubled, but he may freely buy fuch
Aings aforefaid in che fait places, € carry them where it plealeth him to
sone vſe oꝛ to the profit ofthe Q.oꝛ the realme,fauing that ſuch mere
jants Aliens thall carrp no wine out of thefame realme. Wut no mer⸗
jant Granger fhall alien, {ell at recaile, noꝛ buy, nor make merchandise:
:
f } ttofale any manerof wares oꝛ merchandizes except liuings ¢ vitatles,
eſſels and bales,¢in no other maner, And nomaneroflpicerie after tt is
Jought into the realme,thal be carted out of the fame bp alien op denizen,
hon paine of forfaiture of the fameso.€d,351,254 C0, 352,11, 42575
9 R.2. I. 2, R.2. I. S. Aliens 1. Vittailes1.3.- 26
Aled Scauage o2 ſhewageof any merchant denizen, oꝛ of any other the
Nueenes ſubiects denizens, kor any merchandise to the Q. before truely
omen, that is bꝛought by land dꝛ bp water to be vttered in any citie,
nough, oꝛ towne in this land, oꝛ foꝛ non paiment of the fain Scauage
it any merchancs, o2 anp other perfons denizens to fel and to beter their
lerchandize- bp them brought inte anp citte, bozough, ————
HEIR whic
2
tthin the realme with another range merchant alien, to {ell againe, c
liuings and vittaile, wools, clothes, and allother things bendible, from within thts
t realme without
interruption.
{no alfo all aliens ſhall fell wines bp whole veſſels, x Spicerie by whole caines,
Spicts.
cuſtomed.
One ftranger
ſhall not mere
handiſe with
no merchant alien thal (cl to retaile within the fame realme, noꝛ ſhall an other.
2 Ff any Daiop, hherife, bailike, og other officer im any citie, boꝛough —
Atowne within this realme, doe diſtraine, take oꝛ leuie any cuſtome foal be pata fop
erchandi
38
Marchants and Marchandifes,
which offenveth thall fort, for euery offence xx. P. to the Queene andthe
partie greeted, o2 anie other that will fick {ue by action of debt inanie
Shire wherein no Tec. E. P.xc. But the Waior, Sherifes, e commie
naltie of London, and euerie of chem thal haue alf (uch fummes of monep
fo2 (cauage of euerie perfon denizens as bp right they ought.1 9.1.7.8)
Merchandiſe 3 IRoperfon ſhall bring, 02 caule tobe bꝛought into this Realme of
Smite Cugland, from the parts ofbepond the leas, anie girdles, harnes fo? git:
to thistealme, Dies, rapiers, daggers, knives, hiltes, pumels, lockets, chapes, vagger
blades, handles, ſcaberds, and theathes foz kniues, ſaddels, hoꝛſe harnes:
flurrups, bittes, gloues, points, o2 leatherlaces, being readie made 0;
wrought in anie parts of beyond the Seas to be fold, bartred, op erchan
ged, within chis Realme of England 02 Wales, vpon paine to fopfait al
fuch wares fo bꝛought contrarie tothe crue meaning of this act, in whol
hands ſoeuer they op ante ofthem thalbe found, o2 the verie value thereot
to the Queene and J. 02 him chat will feife che fame oz fue therefope it
any of the Q courts ofrecorn by A.B.P.J.oꝛ otherwiſe wherein no M
E.P.Ec.( Pꝛouided alwaies,that it hail and map be tatwfull,to all ande
uevie the Queenes fubiects, to bring inte this Reale, all and all mane
Pinnes. of pinnes, made beyond the Seas, anie act o2 Katute ¢c,notwithtanving
2 7Eli 3. 1 1) 3Ed. 4.4. I R. 3+ 124 5+ Eliz. 7.3 9.Eliz. I 8, to continuet
the end of the net Parliament now next enſuing. inl: i
dipping of 4 FE anieperfon do thip op conuey, oz cauſe to be hipped ec, iw oꝛ c
aon anie Ship, Boate oꝛ vellell,in oy vpon che Sea, oꝛ in oꝛ bpon ante hauer
* —- Creeke; viner'o2 place within England oꝛ Wales, ante maner of theep .
ſkins, woolfels, therelthas, morlings, op theſkinnes of anic ſtagge, ht nt
bucke, doo goat, kawne, oꝛ kidde, oꝛ the peltes of anie of chert, 02 the lethe
_ made ofany ofthein(tawen teacher made of ſheepeſkins only ercept 8,6
“© 01 4,) coche intent to tranſport the fame beyond the fea, here to be wetere
bpy wap OF Werchatidise-or otherwile, he thall korkait all (uch fkinnes, 0) }
peltes bought,lapen, hipped, o2 tranſpoꝛted, 02 the value of chem, anvaly »
ſo ti. 8, vi. ð. for euerie fell, pelt, ſtinne ec, bought, laden, hipped, op tranh
ported, to the Q.and F, tobe rec, bp A, F.ec. wherein no €, Pzotection)
Iniunction xc, Wut the Werchants ofthe Staple,the Werchats of Mery;
Calle vpon Tine, Hartilpole, anv Barwike, their ſeruants, factops, an
atturneys, may tranſpoꝛt allſuch lawfull wares as heretofore they tax
fully wtigit haue pene, 5. Eliz. 22, *. seh eres be — 6
Atwhartime — 5It ſhall not beslawfull to oꝛ foꝛ anie perſon oꝛ perſons whatſoeue
Heese wen - £0 iade oꝛ put oꝛ cauſeto be laden oꝛ put off oꝛfrom any place onthe fant,
be ntcyarges. ines ante thip op vetets be trauſported into anie fograine region, 02 1a)
on land, oy take we. ale of ante hip (iting not in leake oy wꝛacke) ant
goods bꝛought from anie parts ontofthe Queenes dominions, by war,
GF Merchandile (lb taken by the Queenes ſubiects aud falt ercept) bu
ouly in che dar light viz Irẽ chefiſt ol March vntil the lal of Septeber, |
ä
I
betwix
|
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ia
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Marchants and Marchandifes.. 329
232
etwirt the Sunne riſing Ethe Sunne ſett ing. And from the tal of Dep-
ember vntill che fir of arch; betweene the houres of vii in the mor⸗
ling, itii. inthe after noone, x in and vpon ſome ſuch open place, kep or
vharfe, agp Q.Maieſtie hath, oꝛ hall appoint, og whereas cuſtomer:cõp⸗
roller ¢ fearcher (Dull only except) by che {pace of x.veeres, before p maz
ing of this act (being, 23 Jan, An,Do.t5 59. )baue bin refivent,vpo paine
ffogfof all ſuch goods oꝛ Marchandiſe ſo laden oꝛ diſcharged,cõtrary to
he true meaning of this act, oꝛ the value thereof, 1.Eliʒ. 11.4.h.4.20.
16 Ff ante Malter, oꝛ other perſon taking charge of athip, Crater 02 at what time
lellell, noe receiue into his Shippe, oꝛ lap on lande out of his Ship ante MT.
odds oꝛ Werchanvile (ercept before excepted) to be tranfpogted oucr op thal receine og
ought in from anie place out ofthe Q. dominions in anie other place pinrarse bis
‘at anie other houres thenis befoze limitted, he ſhall forfait fox euerie
fence abundzed pound tothe Q,¢ J.to be rec.ec, Whereinno Lec, €,
1, Fp €0,1. 03,1 I, Pee
7 Mo Waker, thipper, oꝛ other, taking charge ofthe voiage, ſhall re⸗ ghippet wall
tue into bis hip anp goods (except befoge ercepted) to be tran{pogten giuc notice to
tof the Queenes dominions, befoze he hall fientfie co the cuſtomer and ——
‘icers of the poꝛt where he ladeth, that he intendeth to lade, andintotins.
hat place he intendeth to palle, 3202 hall after his lading depart out of
2 Wort where he ſhall lave, before he do ſigniſie vnto the ſaid Officers ok
lading, and what perfons, ſhall haue lading with him in bis hip, And
rcher vo truely anfwere to ſuch queftions as ſhalbe miniſtred vnto him
the Cuſtomer, oꝛ other officer concerning the marchandiſe laden, bee
gexamined vpon his othe, o2 otherwiſe, vpon paine to fortaic for euerie
ault not truely aduertiſing, noz anfwering, C.F. tot he RD, and J. eee:
herein no Cec E. P.tc. i.Eliz. . Nae th
18 SE anic perfon taking charge ofa thip wherein anie Merchandiſe Thetuttomer
Acept before ercepten) thal be brought fram ante parts out olthe Q. do⸗ Malbe anuertt
Fnions, ſhall diſcharge into anie lighter, and lay on land, 02 procure 02 channile ‘ih
Hlinaly fuffer cobedifcharged ec, any goods before he thalt hae decla⸗ brought in.
iy 0 the Cuftomer, 02 other. officer of the Pore where he arriueth, the
tines of cuerp of the Warchants 04 faders, and ſhall haue truely anſwe⸗
P tofuch quetions concerning fuch marchandiſe as ſhall be to him mi⸗
Hired spon his oche, og otheriwilt, bp (uch Cuſtomer oz Dfficer, he thall
Pfait for euerie Cuch default €.E.tothe Q.x J, whereinno M.ac.E. P.
“Ste. 1.Eliz. 11.
9 Cuerp Marchant alxen, and euery vitailer, op other ſtranger not etiens matin
Lng Denizen, which Halk refort into ante place 02 Poꝛt of this Realme, plov their mo»
1 CGales, hall duely imploy all che money receiued by him in anp Poꝛt Healine. ig
othe ſame Realine, o2 Hales, spon the Warchandizes or other com⸗
ndities of this Realme (fauing his reafonable coftes by the ouerſight
. oche chiele Gouernour of che place where he ſhall arriue) og without
ey fraude
‘Marchants and NMarchandifecs\
Gesu chall pit the fame in due payment to the Durenespeopte within
the Realme:che lame implopment in payment tobe duely pꝛooued bythe
ſtranger before bis departing out of che fame Poꝛt, bp writing —
Marchant to whom the laid ſtranger hath paied hig money, micnetting |
that be hath ſo done, oꝛ elfe byfuch proofes as thall {eeme reafonablets
the Cuſtomer 02 Comperoller ofthe fame Wont, and Waior, Bailite, 9 oD
other chiefe Gouernor of anie hich Citie; Borourh, 02 Cowne, w
{uch pope thalbe, vpon paine of forfaiture of al his goods, being within: Ie
Realme, and one peere ofimpꝛiſonment.4. h.4.15.17. Ed.ai. 34D. 708,
Ano marchants aliens ſhall finy {uertie in the Chauncerie euerie compa
nie okthem for their companie, chatnone hall carrie gold 02 ſiluer oute
this Realme, again the ltatutes therekore proutded, vpon paine of Fogt af
of the fame np the baluic,2,1),6/6,S.Money. 3 Cultomes.9.
OParchante sf © LO Cuerpmerchane of Ireland, Jernelep, ¢ Garnlep,p bringeth an
ai ity, Oa nee marchanbile into this realme, thal imploy p money receiued for the fam
fey. (bisreafonable experices deducted) bpon the cõmodities of this realtte,o}
| 4, ellemithout kraud hall put pfame monep in due paintene within this tany
cche fain imploiment of paiment to be prooucd as ts afopefaid) vpon pain
of fort, of p value of the marchanize fo bpought into this realme. 3.1),7.8 9
Hone dwellinz TI jo perfor dwelling tn che countrep any where within England
head’ out ot anie Cities, Boroughs, Townes corporat, oꝛ market townes, ſha
bpretaileima lell, ox caule to be fold by retaile, anie wollen cloth; linnen cloth, Daber
market towne. path wares, Grocerie wares, Wercerie wares, at, 02 Within anie the fail
Cities, Boroughs, Townes coppozat, oꝛ apatket towtes, ‘02 withi th ‘
fuburbes oꝛ liberties thereof (except tt be in open Faites) bpon painet
forf, for euerie time fo offending vi.s. viii.ð. and the whole wares ſo i P
ec, tatheD. € J. which will ſeiſe and fue for the fame bp se os
J wherein n⸗ TOE, Piec. wand 2 ano 99.7, ©"
eohitveanian 72 Chisacethall noche hurtfull co anie perſons that bring ‘nt
ga eae the ſaid woollen cloth, linnen cloth, Haberdaſh, Gꝛocerie, oz Merceri
market tens, wares, to ante of the ſaid cities, market totes, ec, tobe fold bp who
fale, in groſſe, and not bp retatte, but euery of them map lawfully fell
fame bp whole fate; ingroſſe⸗ and not by pce ag they —— ate 3
before Ee, r. and 2. IP. and M. 7. 2
Caper & cone Ng ° Chis ace (hall not extend fo anie perfor chat dweil inthe toun |
ut mie to Dh ste hep out oFanp ofthe ſaid cities, boꝛoughes townes corꝛpoꝛat, 02 marke
tiamarses townes, but euerie ofthem at ante time when he thall be free of anie ¢
Fl by clave, the guildes, op liberties, of anie BEche ſaid cities; oy market townes et
Nam well wit htn any of they, hall oz m se , 02 caule to be fold aniec
io. the tates afogefato bp retaile, Heither ſh Uthis act he ppeidiciall toth
Defer, livertics anv pptutlenges ofthe vniuerlities of Dptors and Cambeidgt
amletogt · dy either of thems. rand 2,JP,ann 9.7.
‘ 14 at thatlbe lawkull co all peti to fell 02 cafe to be a “t
J—
J
=U)
id fa “ ⸗
Marches. Martiners and Souldiers. 233
retaile op otherwiſe, all linnen oꝛ woollen cloth of their owne making, Cloth ok thelt
ineuerp Titie, Boꝛough, or Towne coppopat, and market Towne, as oo" —
kreely as they might haue done befoꝛe, 1.¢2.19,and M.7.
in vhat ſort Matchants and Handycrafts men ſſial pay their Tythes,
S, Tythes 30. |
, ; Marches. |
YF any Déficer of any ofthe Courts of the Catt March, oꝛ THe March arracomenc,
Ladioyning onto Scotland,vo attach anp perfon bp his bodie, 02 bp his
Goods, out of any ofthe Counties of jQopthumberland,Cumberland,and
AUeſtmerland, oꝛ the Cowne of Newcaſtle pon Tine,to anſwere in anp
of the ſaid Courts , 02 bp colour oꝛ cauſe of any maner of pꝛeſentment
taken in anp of the laid Courts + It ts lawful for che perfon ſo attaches
to make refiftance, and not to obep any {uch Attachment. And if any per-
fon be indammaged o2 grieued by (uch attachment, be map haue bis acti⸗
onof Treſpas,oꝛ Falle impzifonment, againſt them which hallmake,oz
cauſe tobe made ſuch attachment, anv inthe fame thall recover treble
dammages,tf in the faid action the matter pleaded paſſe, oꝛ be iudged for
theplaintife, And alſo che defendant thall haue ti. peeres imprifonment,
and pay €.8,to the Queene, 31. H.6.3. S. luftice of peace 65.
ey Mariners and Souldiers,
WF any Souldier Wariner, o2 Gunner, whichtakech any pꝛeſt 02 wa⸗ Mariner new
ges to ferue the Queene, her heires oꝛ (uccellogs, doth not go with , op Fer wescurs,
oth depart from his Captaine within his terme, for che which che Caps
atne hath retained him, (ercept fome impediment fp the vifitation of
od ſuffer him not ta goe,) which be hall certifie immediatly to his Cape
taine, repap his pꝛeſt monep,oz ercept he vo obtaine licence of his Caps
aine onder his ſeale itis Felonie, and be hall be puniſhed as a Felon,1 8.
6.19. 5. Eliʒ.5. 27, Clis.21, 39, Eliʒ.1 8.
2 Ro Wariner oꝛ Fiſherman haunting the Sea asa mariner,op fither- Wariner oꝛ te
pant , Gali be compelten againtt his wili to ferue ag anp Souldier vpon MEAT Bal
be land 02 (ea ,otherwile then asa Wariner, except tt hall be vnder anp ſouldier.
Captaine of fone hip 02 veſſell fo2 landing to do fome exploit, which maz
riners haute bvſed to doe, oꝛ vnder anp other perfon hauing authozitie to
withitand inuaſion of enemies ,o2 to ſubdue anp rebellion within the
Reale. And allo ercept all {uch perfons, as by tenure, lawkull cuftome,
iz coucnant be bound ta ſexue. 5. El.5. 39.€118,
| 3 jo Fitherman, vſing op haunting che Dea, hall betaken by the Bev *
Ducenes commillion to ferue her Highnelte as a Wariner on the lea,but men tall oe
he ſaid commiſſion ſhall be fir tought by the Queenes taker to two pry idle
~ Guitices of peace, nert adioyning and inhabiting co the fais Sea coattes, .
Tovwunes, oꝛ other places where the ſaid Warmers are fo to be taken , ta
he intent the fain Juſtices map chufe out, and caule co be returned fuch
is feet number of able men, agin oo Commiflion thall be contai⸗
| nev
a |
‘omay beare ang of peacein Cownes corporat , hauing authoꝛitie to heave and determing
: Mariners and Souldiers. ’ Af 7
ned to ſerue her Waieltie.5, Eliz.5. 27.Cliz.11, 39.Eliz.us. to continue id
till rhe end of the nert Parliament. oi
extantring 4 All idle and wandzing Souldiers oꝛ Wariners, 02 idle perſons
Soulniers e - Which now are, oꝛ hereafter ſhall be wandering, as Souldiers oꝛ Was
Fpariners Hel riners, thall ſettle themlelues in fome feruice labour, opotherlatwtull —
westomopke, courte of life, without wandering , 02 otherwiſe repaire ta the places
where they were boone, 02 to their dwelling places , ikthey haue anp aria
there remaine , betaking themfelues to fome Lawful trade 02 courfe of
life, ag akoꝛeſaid, vpon paine that allperfons offending contrarie to this
Felonies Act ,to be reputed as Felons, andto fluffer as incale of Felonie, without
anp benefit of Clergie to be allowed, 39,113.17. HiPsa eH
Manns, 5 And euerptoleand wandring Souldier o2 Wariner, which com —
matiners hall ming from bis Captaine from the Seas, op from beyond the Seas, thall
a a not haue a Teſtimoniall onder the hand of fome one Juſtice of peace, ofor
‘ neere the place where be lanved ; {etting dovzne therein theplace e time,
where and when he landed , atin the place of his dwelling o2 birth, vnto
which he isto paffe, ag afozelain, and aconuentent time therein limittey
for bis paſſage oꝛ hauing {uch Teſtimoniall, thal wilfully erceen che time
therein limitted, aboue fourteenedaies: And allo afwell euery fuch ile
and wandzing Souldiero2 Wariner , as eucrp other ivle perfor wane |
dring, a8 Souldier oꝛ Mariner, which Hall at anp time hereafter korge or
Grountertate counterfaitanp (uch Teltimoniall, o2 haue with him o2 chem any {uch |!
tektimoniall. Teſtimoniall foꝛged oꝛ counterfaited,as afozelaid, knowing the fameto —
be counterfaited o2 forged, in al thele cales euery {uch act 02 actsto be Fee
lonie, and the offendoꝛs to fuffer ag afozelatd, without anp benelit of Clers
gie. 39.El. 17. 34
Juſtices of Al· 6It lhall and may be lawkull koꝛ the Juſtices of Aſſiſes, Juſtices of |
fife , gaole Delts — coc ait riba; F *
ie —— — gaole deliuerie, x Juſtices of peace of euery Countie, and foꝛ all Fultices
,
inp
a
Berermmne thee Felonies ,tobeate ¢ Determine all {uchoffencesin their qenerall Selle
ons, and toerecute the offendogs which hall be conuicten before then, as
in cafes of felony is accuſtomed:Except fome honeſt perfon valued atthe |
laſt Sublivie nert before the time, to x.pounds in goods, op rl, thillings |) |
in lands, oꝛ elsfome honelt Freeholder, as bp the ſaid Juſtices ſhallbe 4
allowed, willbe contented before ſuch Juſtices as ſuch perſon thall be 9%
Takine theof- arraigned of Felony, to take him oꝛ them inte bis ferutce fog one whole tn
— — peere chen next kollowing, and then before the ſaid Juſtices will be bound 1 Ut
* by Kecognizance of x. pounds, to be leuied of his lands,qoons,tenements, 9 \i
and chattels, to the ule of our foueraigne Ladie che Queene , tfhe keepe |»
not the fain perſon oꝛ perfons fox one whole peere, and bꝛing him to the
nert ſeſſions fox the peace and gaole deliuerie next infuing after the ſaid
peere, Anvif any {uch perſon retayned depart within che peere, with:
out che licence of him that fo xetayned hint, then tobe indicted, - i
and |
¥ Mariners and Soufdiers. 234
and iudged ag a Felon, and not to haue the benefit of the Clergie. 39,
El.17.
7 ‘ProuideD alwaies, that ifany ſuch idle and wandꝛing perſon as a- Te age:
forefain , hall happen to fall ficke bp che wap, fo that bp reafon of his ack by the way:
weaknes he cannot trauaile to bistournpes end within the time limitcen
within his Teſtimonial, no (uch co be within the danger of this Statute,
do as he lettle himfelfe in fome lawkull courle of life as afozefain , 02 re-
paire as afozefatd to the place where he was bogne , 02 was laſt abyding,
within conuenient time after the recouerie of his ficknes,¢ there remaine
asafozelaid : any thing tc. not withſtanding. 39. El. 17.
8 Ppouived alfo, that when any luch Souldier oꝛ Wartner, comming pains 4
from the ſeas, oꝛ from beyond the ſeas, as afoꝛeſaid, ſhall repaire tothe never cannot
place of his dwelling o2 birth, according tothe purport of the fain Teſſti⸗ Set marke.
moniall, and cannot of himſelfe there net any woꝛke, wherebp to imploy
himſelfe colabour, oꝛ other lawful courle of life as afoꝛeſaid: Chat chen
in all {uch cafes vpon complaint made by ſuch Souldier oz Wariner to
two Juſtices of peace of the fait Countie , of oꝛ neere the ſaid place,
the ſaid two Juſtices hall take order by their vifcretion, to fet {uch fouls
dier op mariner to fome {uch honeft labour oꝛ worke, as to them hall
hee thought mecte + And for want of {uch worke, the fain two Juſti· Che Pannier
ces Hall tave the whole Hundred by their difcretion , for the velicfe of rettefe ofa tout.
oy Souldier o2 Wariner till {uch ſufficient worke may be Hav. 3.9, dier oz mariner
{,1 7+ .
9 Prouiver alfo,that ifany {uch Douldier or Wariner comming from
the {eas,o2 from beyond the ſeas as afozefat, thall not at the time of bis
landing, oꝛ in his trauaile to the place, whereunto he is to repaire ag afoze-
far, going the direct way, * that then be refopt tofome Juſtice of peace, * See the Par-
Mert adiopning tothe fain place of landing 02 way, emake knowen vnto 42ment Roll.
the {aid Juſtice his pouertie: Wibo vpon perfect notice thereof han, ſhall
aue full power and authoritie by this pꝛeſent Act, to licence the fame ape foutniero,
Souldier oꝛ Wariner to patle the next and direct wap to the place where Mariner licen-
he is te repaire, and to limit him fo much time onelp,as thall be neceſſarie ¢ take veliefe.
fox bistrauatlechither + And that in fuch cafe bis licence being fo made,
and be purfuing the fourme of {uch bislicence, hall and may for his ne-
ceflarie reliefe in his {uch trauaile , alke and take the reliefe that any pers
fon thall willingly gine him, and in fuch cale, bis ſuchtrauaile ¢ taking
of oat as afogelain, Hall not be taken an offence againt the law.
ef 39. 1 7
10 Pꝛouided allo that this Act, noꝛ any ching therein contained ſhall — —
extend oz be interpreted to make oꝛ worke any corruption of blowin = =”
anpthe heires, oꝛ heire, ok any ſuch offendoꝛ oꝛ offendoꝛs: any thing in
this Act to the contrarie notwithſtanding. 39, El, 17. Co continue ta
~ theendof the next Parliament next inſuing.
h 2 1 For :
4
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a
J Marſhall, Marſhalſie. J
1 Forthe Mariners forfaiture for tranſporting Corne, Beere, Butter,
_ Cheefe, &c.S. Corner. ‘i ; a
2 Forthe Marinersforf.for the tranfporting of Leather.S.Leather 33, _
3 Aprouifionfor the reliefe of Mariners andSouldiers. §¢Captaines _
17. &c. J
— Forthe puniſhment of Watermen which hide themſelues in the
time of preffing . S. Boatmen 6, ) q
Marfhall , Marfhalfe. a
Okwyat thinz· Nhe Steward & Marlhals hall not holo plea of freehold aoꝛ of debt,
r Srarer Jcouenant, nor any contract made betweene any of che Queenes peo
boule Hall hold ple, but onely of treſpas done within the Queenes houſe, oꝛ other treſpaſ⸗
ae {es done within che verge, anvof {uch contracts,and covenants, that one
ofthe Queenes houſe maketh with an other mithinthe fame houle , anv
not elſwhere, and thep thal plead no plea-of trelpas except the partie were
attached bp then , bekoꝛe the Queene depart from the verge where the f
trefpalle was committed, and they thall plean them ſpeedily from day to
day, fo that thep may be pleaded and determined beforethe Queene depart
out of the limits of the fame verde, where the trefpafle was committer,
And if chep cannot be determined within the limitsof the fais verge, the
pleas (hall ceale befope the Steward , and be determined at the common
Cognilance Law, Che Steward thal not take cognilance of debts noz of ocher
of aebts. things, but of {uch perfons onelp which be ofthe Queenes houle,noz Hat
holy any other plea by obligation made by a diſtreſſe taken bp the Ste⸗
ward, oꝛ Marlhall. Ano if they attempt any thing contrarie to any part of
this ttatuce,is void. 28,€0,1,3,Articuli fuperchartas, 4
The det. calt 2 Ik anp plee of debt, vetinwe oꝛ other plee perſonall be commenc
uot bechove? betwirt any perlons being not of the Queenes houle though the recon
Declaration, Do make mention that the plaintife and detendant in the fame plee be of
oh the Queenes houle, pet the dekendant hall not be eftoppen by fuchrecopd,
but may haue his auerremenc , that he himlelke, og the ſaid plaintife were |);
_ not of * Queeenes houſe at che time of the {ato plee oꝛ (uit commen |
ced, I 5° 6. 1. hd : ! A
DuringtheD, 3 In all places where the Queene in Her owne perfor ſhall come te |
abone (peers reft, abide, oꝛ make repole, there mithin the verge limitten to her Graces
Pe atae Pathe Court (which all not palle the (pace oftiwelue miles, to be accompted |
infeanchilts. from her lodging, 13.3. 2.3.) Der Steward, Marlhali, Coꝛoner, and all |
mbt verne Hi other Dfficers map keepe theit Courts for Futtice,andevecute their offs |
niles, ces Which hall appertaine vnto them, accoꝛding tothe lawes cuſtomes,
and ſtatutes ofthis Realme, alwell within liberties as without, during
the time of the Queenes abode: any priviledge oꝛ graunt notwit hſtan ⸗·
bing, 27. H.8. 25. |
—— Imeuery cafe where Enquelts be to betaken before the Steward
Cut, MND. Marlhall of che Queenes houle, luch enquetts ſhall be taken by - |
of the
ea J— ria fee
# Marfhall, Marfhalfie. = = “Matrimonie. 237
“of the countrep thereabout , and not by any of the Queenes houte,ercene
it be of contracts, couenants, oꝛ trefpafles made by fuch whereof the one
part and che other is of the Queenes houle, and that tn the fame houle, 5.
Cd. 342, 10. Ed. 3.35 errr aay ‘
5 Hanpman will complaine of Crroz mave before the Steward and erro: in tye
gar thall of the Queenes houte,he Hall haue a wꝛit ta remoue the recoyn {Barbas
andthe proces into the ings bench, and there the Error hall be redzel⸗ reuertev in the
fed. 5.€0, 3,2, 10. Ed. 3.3. —— Kings bench.
6 The Warthall of the Harlhalſey of the Queenes houfe may take the The Warthats
fees ‘hereafter following in open court : that ts, of euery perfon which fees,
commieth bp Capias tothe fain court ttit. 3, andif he be let to mainprife
vntill his dap i.5,moze, And of euery perfon being defendant which is
impleaved of treſpas, and findeth two mainpernos to keepe his bap vntil
the envofthe plee ti,3, And of euery perfon committed to prifon bp iudge⸗
ment of the Steward, in whatloeuer maner the fame be titi, v. And of
eueryperſon deliuered of felonte iiii.ð. And of euery felon let to mainpriſe
by che Court iiii.dð. But ifthe Warthal,oz any of his Officers onder him,
bo take any other fees then are before declared, the {aid Warthall, ¢ euerp
of his officers thall loofe their offices, anv alfo ſhall pay to the P.grieued
treble dammages, for the which the fain partie thalt haue his {ute before
the Steward of the ſaid Court, for thettme being. A ſeruiter of billes —
which beareth a fatfe of the fame court , fall take for euery mile from”
the fame court, vntill the fame place where he fhall do bts ferutcea penie,
and fo2 rit, miles xii.ð. and to ferue a Venire facias 02 a Diftringas out of
thefame court the vouble, and ik any feruiter of bils do the contrarie, he
fhalt be impztfoned,¢€ make fine to the Q.after the vifcretionof the Ste-
ward of the fame court,¢ alfo be koꝛiudged ¢ banifhed the fame court. All
which articles the Steward at his contning into the Countreyp, bath au-
thoꝛitie to pꝛoclaime ¢ put in evecution, 2,1),4,23. And Pꝛieſtes, € other Ecctefiatticall
" \ecclefiatticall perfons taken in the Marthalſey of the D. boule, hall pap ns.
ſuch fees,as lap people thall reafonably pap,and no moze, 9,R.25.
| 7 TheSteward of the Warthalley thall be fo2 ever krom time to time steward of
alſigned by writing vnder the feale of the Lord Steward of the Queenes be Warthalte.
houle fo2 the time being, 3 3.1.8.1 2.
r Inwhatcafesthe plaintifes fhall aunfwere dammages inthe Mar-
fhalfey. $.Damages 2.
2 Wherethe Marfhall fhal! not let to bayle him, which is inthe Kings
bench. S. Mainprife 42, )
Matrimonie.
i Fas perfons be lawfull to contract Wartage,that be not probibites bp
3 Govs law to marie, € no referuatton o2 prohibition ( Gods law ers
~ fept) thal trouble o2 impeach anp mariage, without che Leuitical degrees.
And no perlon of what eftate,vegree,o2 — loeuer he or the be, hall
| 2) 3 be
Dowlag maul D perfons 02 perfons thal make any Barley aautt, (the monethes |
Mail be in the
fate toms making thereof, that isto fap, in che facte, flower, Ceeping, and Cuiciemt
dꝛving. papine of che ſaid Paule, three weekes at the leat, And no perfon-op
perfons, at any time within the ſaid monechesof Zune, July, and Augug, j
fhall make anp Barlep mauls, ercept the fame haue in the fatte , flower,
ecping, and ſuſficient doping the cime € {pace of xvii.daies at theleatts
Ander and without which time and times, che fain Maule cannot be well
and perfectlp made, noꝛ wholeſome for mans bodie, vpon paine to forfait fj
for eucry Quarter of Mault, whieh {hall be made by anp perſon oꝛ per⸗
ſons contrarie to the tenor purpoꝛt, and crue meaning of this Act, t.8.
tothe D.and J. to be recouered hp A. B.P.oꝛ J. wherein mo GU, E. P.
02.9, FC. 2. Ed.6.10. 39,0118, . ir “i “hl
2.320 perfonng perfons , thall mingle op put together any Mault, nog
Hone dal being well and fuificiently. made.,op being mane of Bomducnt op pie
sDaule with xed Batley with other good Maule, and after put the fame fo minglen to
euill, fale, vpon patne to fopfaic for eucrp Quarter ſo mingled and put to fale,
it, 8. tothe M, and J to be recoucred by A, G,j9,02 Fwhereinno a, |
E. P.oꝛ J.ac.2. Ed.6. 10.39. El.8. 4
af any perton or perfons, halt put to fale any Mault, which ſhall }
—— not be fulticientlp ¢ well trodden, rubbed, and well fanned, where by there
bev,3 Fannen.. map he conueniently fanned out of one Quarter thereof,halfe a pecke of
duſt, og moze sehen che perſon ſo putting the fame to fale, Mall fopf. toy
euery Quarter fo put to fale rx.3, tothe Q.and J], to be recouered bp A,
6.39.02 3, wherein ns A.E. P.oꝛ J. FC. 2,€0,6.1 0, 39. El.a8s.
antics, ote: 4. Che Juſtices of peacesin cuery of their Seflions, ann allo the Stes
spare Werte, wardes in cuerp Lecte,thall haue full power and authogitie, bp bertue of
Aoumes . hall this Act to inquire, beare,and determine, alwell hy mefentment of xii.
punih offen·
Dees,
_ Inith anp other before che time ot contracting. that mariage ſo ſolemnized
Econlummate te, But that part ol che ſtatute is repealed by 2· Ed. 6.23.
Matrimonie. Mault. J
he admitted in any of che ſpirituall Courts within the Queenes Reale, —
oz any her lands, andoominions,to any proces, plea ,o2 allegation cons ©
trarie to this Act, 32.1.8,38. 1,0l1. In the fata Statute ok 3254),8,
it was ogdcined,that Hariage being contract € folenmizedinthe face ok —
the Church; aud conſummate with bodily knowlenge,o fruit of child, oz
childrꝛen, betmeene the partics fo marricd, ſhould be goon ¢ indiſſoluble
not withſtanding any precontract of Matrimonte not conkunmat with
bodily knowlenge, which either of the perſons oꝛ both hould haue made —
Maule.
of June, July, and Augull onelp except) but che fame ſhall haue in
men, as by accuſation oꝛ infoꝛmation of cwo honeſt witnelles,of, fo, aud
vpon all aud euery the offences and fogfaitures aforeſaid, aſwell for the
DQuccite as the partie chat (hall fue, procure, og.caule the Caine to be
pꝛelented, as is sloped ,, And tye Waililes anv. Contables of evcry
J ileal a eae | Borough,
rey
Ie
a. Snel Mite TBI 236
se aroudty op Market towne ; 02 orher Cawne , there aay ſuch Mault
~ Hall be made, oꝛ put to fale, that haue full power and authoritie, from time
-to time,to biew, ſearch, and ſuruey all ſuch Pault· as ſhall be made op put
to fale, within any ofthe (ait Cowes, And tf anp of then , hall there⸗
vpon Gnd any Mault fo put to fale; being euill made oz mingled with
eulill Mault, contraric cathe tena, and true meaning of this Act: Chen
the Baplife 02 Conitable,{o finning any fuch Mault, euill made oꝛ ming⸗
fed, as is afarefain , with the aduiſe of one Juſtice of peace within tie
ſame Shire , wall cake the fame to be foln to luch perſon oꝛ perſous and
atfuch reaſonable pꝛice, oꝛ prices and onder che common price of the
market, asto — diſcretion all ſeeme necelſarie and erpedient. 2. Ed. 6.
10. 39, El. 1 8.
5 This Act, noꝛ any hing therein container, hall not ertend to Maule, mane
chaͤrge, oꝛ be, to the making of Mault, for any mans owne prouifion, for stine prone
bis owne houſe og familie, neither pꝛeiudiciall to any perfor op perſons, fon.
fo2, oy concerning any the offences 02 forfaitures afoꝛeſaid: Except he
on they fo offending , Hall happen to be ſued, pꝛeſented, and accuſed for
the ſame, in maner and forme afozefata , within one peere next after anp
fuch offence o2 offences thali be done o2 comunitten : any thing ec. not-
Withanding, 2.€d,6,10, 27,614, 3 Chr 8. Co continue to the
en of the Parliament next kollowing.
6 From time to time, and at all times horeatter it thalt any may be That Tuttices
Lavaful fop the Zutticesof peace within this Realme in their open quarter pret
Sellions,o2 the moze part of chem, by their diſcretions, to ſuppꝛeſſe, vi number of
charge, oz rettraine the ſuperfluous and onneceffarte number of Maul⸗ Waulters.
fiers in pact, opin the whole: And alfo to reftraine {uch perfor and pers
ſons as to their difcretions thal leeme meete, from the buying of Barley wuying of
to conuert into Mault, in part, o2 in all, for fuch time o2 times as to their Barler.
diſcretions ſhal ſeeme meete: And tf anp perfor o2 perfous thal refule, vif:
obey, oꝛ not perfoꝛme {uch ſuppreſſing, diſcharging, o2 reſtraint, op any
order whatſoeuer the ſaid Juſtices ſhall ſet downe touching che ſame:
Chen ard ſo often ſuch perſon and perſons being thereof duely conuicted
bekoꝛe the ſaid Juſtices oꝛ any two of them by che teſtimonie of two wit:
neſſes oꝛ by his owne confeſſion, ſhall be bp the fain Juſtices committed
tothe common Gaole of the Countie,City,02 conporat Towne where the
offence ts committed, there to remaine without baile o2 mainpriſe, by the
(pace of thace dayes, € from thence vntill he hall be become bounden bp
Kecognizance in che ſumme of cl.li,co be taken ta the ole of her Maieſtie,
~ befope any Juſt. of p.to ſtand to, perfoyme, and obey ſuch fupprefline, diſ⸗
' charging.oꝛ reſtraint caken by the ſaid Juſtices, as aforefaiv, 3 9,€1,1 6,
7 Pꝛouided slwaies,chat the ſaid Juſtices of peace within any Coun. Cities, Wo.
iedt this Realme,thall noc intvomit, 02 enter into ary citte,bopoush, 02 ronghed,an
owne coppogat, foꝛ execution of aup article inthis Act, except be be a Pett.
Dh 4 Juſtice
Barley crotw-
tng, tythe,o2
rent,
None Halmen» 9 Pꝛouided allo, that no maner of perſon op perfons hall veale , og
ole which vſeth
to make MBaul
The Wetne
touudged of
piemeaitic, od ſhall haue no power to diſtraine the tenant in demeſne fo long as
meddle in the execution of thie Act, chat vſe to buy Barleptoconuertto —
Maule. Melſne
Juſtice of peace alſo in the ſaid citie, boꝛough, oꝛ towue coꝛpoꝛat, but that
it ſhall be lawkull tothe Juſtices of peace, Maioꝛs, Bailifes,¢ other head
officers of hole cittes,bopourhes,¢ townes coꝛpoꝛate, where they keepe
Seilions to proceed to the erecution of this Acc, and euerp article thereof
within che precincts of theirlibertices,at {uch time and times,and a3 often
as to them fhall {eeme meete, in as large and ample manner, ag the Ju⸗
ices of peace in any Countie may doe, 39.1.1 6, a
8 Pꝛouided allo, chat ic Hall and may belawfull, to, ¢ forenerp pers
fon and perfons, which ſhall haue of his otune any Barley or Coꝛne grow⸗
ing , oꝛ any tythe Coꝛne, oꝛ rent Corme,relerued vpon anpleale or demſe
to conuert inte Mault all oꝛ any ſuch Barley o2 Coꝛne: anp thingin this
pꝛeſent Act tothe contrarie notwithſtanding. 39, El. 16. “i
Mault, and co lell she fame againe. Chis Act Hall uot endure oꝛ continue
longer time , but vntill the end of the neve Seſſion of che next Parlia⸗
ment, 39. El. 1 6.
Meſne.
Sea chicfe Loꝛds doe diftreine in their fee for cuftomes and ſer⸗
uices Due vnto them , and there ts a Meſne which ounht to ace
quite the tenant, thence it lieth not inthe mouth of the Tenant after —
he hath repleuien the viftres to dente the demaund of the chiefe Loꝛd
which auoweth inthe Queenes Court,that the diſtreſſe ts lawfullp taken
vpon his tenant, vis. vpon the Welne sthis remevie following is prout= |
ped forthe tenant, Chat alloone asthe Cenantin Demeſne (hauinga a
Melne bet weene him and the chtefe Lord) is diſtreined, immediatly che
Tenant hall purchale a writ of Meſne. Anvif che Meſne hauing land
in the fame Countie will make oefaule vntill the graund diſtreſſe bea⸗
warded, the plaintife thal haue fuch vay giuen him in his wꝛit ofk Graund
vittrefle, that before the comming thereof, two counties map be holden,
andthe Sbirife ſhall be commaunded that he vo diſtreine the Welne bp |
the graund diſtreſſe, as inthe wit is contained: Ano neuertheleſſe the
Shirike in two full counties Hall cauſe ſolemnely to be proclaimed, that |
the ſaid Welne fhall appeare at the day contained in che writ , to aun⸗
fmerethe Cenant : At which day if he vo appeare , the ſuit ſhall proceed:
bet wirt chem accop3ing to che accuſtomed maner, anv if he do not ap⸗
peare , chen the fata Meſne fhallloofe che ſeruice of his tenant, and from
thenceforch che tenant ſhall uot aunſwere him in any thing, but (leauing
the Meſne) Hall aunſwerethe chiefe Lon thoſe ſeruices and cuſtomes
which bekore time the koreſaid Meſne han wont to doe. But the chiefe
— —
the ſaid Tenant doe oer him his ſeruices due aud acciſtomed, |
: the
i Meſne. 237
the chiefe Logo do require moze then the Meſne ought to vo vnto him,
the tenant in this cale hall haue the fame exception againt the Loꝛd,
whichthe Meſne ſhould haue hav, And ifthe Meſne haue nothing inthe
Queenes power, pet the tenant thall purchale his writ of Wetne to the
Sherifeofthat countie wherein he is dittreined, ¢ ifthe Dherife returne
that be bath nothing, wherebp he map be ſummoned, yet a wit of Attache
ment hall be awarded, and if the Sherike recurne that he hath nothing
whereby he may be attached,pet a weit of Graunddiftres ſhalbe awarden,
EPꝛoclamation hall be made in forme aforelain, Iftthe Meſne haue na
land in the Countte wherein the diftvelle is taken, but hath land in fome
other countie,then an Oꝛiginal wꝛit halve awardento finnmon p Meſne,
tothe therife of that countie wherein the diſtres is taken, and when that
Hherife hall returne that he hath nothing in his countie, thera Judicial
writ hall be atwarded to ſummon the Meſne to the Sberife of hat coun-
tie wherein itis teſtified chat he hath land ¢ che ſuit ſhall proceed inthat
coũtie vntil it ts come to the Graund diſtres ¢ Pꝛoclamation, as before ts
fato of the Welne hauing land in the fame Countie where che diſtreſſe is
taken, ¢ neuertheleſſe ſuit hal bein the countic wherein he hath nothine,
(asbefoze ts {aid of the Meſne hauing nothing) vntill i¢ be come. coche
graund diftrefle € proclamation, and fo after proclamation made in both
thaunceth fometime that the tenant in demeſne is enfeffen to hol of the t
when after {uch Pꝛoclamation the tenant hath atturned onto the chiefe
Lo2d (omitting the Welne) che tenãt mull of necellitte anſwere the chiefe
Lop che ſeruices cultomes, which the Welne before ought to haue done
onto him, Anvafter the Meſne doth come into the court, ¢ doth acknow-
lenge that he ought to acquit bistenant, 02 ts adiudged to acquite him, if
after {uch acknowledging 02 iudgement, there be cõplaint made that the
Welne hath not acquitted his cenat, thé a Judicial writ hall be awarded,
| that the Sherife thall diſtreine the Meſne to acquite the tenant,and to ap-
| Peare before the Juſtices at acertaine day, to them why he din not acquite
him bekoꝛe. And when he appeareth at che diſtreſſe the plaintife hall be
heard, andifehe plaintike can verifie that be hath not acquitten him, he thal
by | peeld him dammages, anv by awardofthe Court, the cenant (hall oe
f | quite krom bis Welhe, and atturne vnto the chiefe Lorn, and ifhe doe not
appeare at the fir diſtreſſe, another weit of diſtreſſe fhall be awarded,
~ and proclamation hal be made, € as foone as that is returned, iudgement
counties,the Melne thalbe forciungen of bis fee ¢ feruice. And whereas tt The tenant
Melne bp telle (eruice chen the Welne ought todo vnto the chiele Loy, Herve Melne
lhall be giuen as is aforꝛeſaid. Ano it isto be noted, that by this Statute, ccrarrantie o¢
it
e
©
P
| thetenants be not ercluded, but they map haue their warrantie of the de Pelne.
Meſnes and their heires if thep be impleaden of their tenements as they eye tenant
haue had befope, neither be the tenants excluded, Sut thep map {ue their mav take bis
| ;
Melnes according to the cuttome beforerimerten, if they lee chat the ———
proceſſe lawe.
|
Monaftérief, &c.
pocette i im ancient time Sfed, may more auaile chen then that which is
For which giuen bp this fat, And it isto be vnderſtanded, that by this ſtatute there
poetic (is, is no remedie prouined foz all Meſnes, but only in tale there thereisbue
uiDeD. one only Delve betwixt the Lord that doth diſtraine and the tenant, and
but in ſuch cafe where the Meſne is ot full age,and but in ſuch cale where
the tenant without the pꝛeiudice of any other then of the Meſne, map
atturne to the chiefe lord, che which ts faid for women that be tenants
in Dower, tenants by the curtefie of England, o2 otherwiſe tenants —
foz terme oflife,o2 in fee tatle, fo2 whom bythis — pear
uided. CU. 2. 13. Ed. I. | Al
| Monafteries,Colledges, Freechappels; Chauntriess +9.
Bonag. ginen A 320, 27, H.8. tt isenacted, thatthe ſaid Ring H. 8. (atl haue and
————— enioy to him and bis heires koꝛ euer, all ſuch Monaſteries, Pꝛioꝛies,
“ane bra and other religteus houſes of Monkes, Canons, and Nunnes, which
Fh ais haue not in landes, tenements, rencs, tithes, portions, and other heredi⸗
taments, aboue she cleere yeerly balueof CC, li, And in like maner ſhali
hate all the {cites and circuits of euerp ſuch religious houſes, and all and
finguler the manors, granges, meafes, lands, tenements, rents, reuer⸗
ftons, feruices, tithes, pentions, Churches chappels aduowlons,patronas
Kes, annuities, rights, condicfons, andother hereditaments, belonging —
to euery uch Monaſterie, Pꝛioꝛie, oꝛ religious houle, inas large maner,
a the Abbots, Pꝛrioꝛs, Abbeſſes and other Gouernours of ſuch religious
houſes ec, now haiue or ought to haue the ſame, inthe right oftheir hour |
Bonn. try. fess And allo hee thall haue to him and to his heives, all {uch Monaſte⸗
eile Parone ries, Abbies, and Pꝛioꝛies, which at any cime within one peere nert bee
fore the making ofthis act, hatte bene giuen x graunted to bis Maieſtie
by any Abbot, Pꝛioꝛ, Abbeſſe, or Pꝛioꝛeſſe, vnder their couent{eale, oz @
‘that otherwiſe haue bene ſuppreſſed, oꝛ piffolued, ¢ all che manos, lands,
€C, aud hereditaments to any of the fame monalſteries ec, belonging, Any |B
the king ſhall haue the actual and reall poſſeſſion ofall che fain religious 9
houſes, fo that he may giue anv diſpoſe chem at bis pleafure, without *
Monalt. goods ther inquiſitions o2 offices to bee found for the fame, And the king hall
Bimentorhe haue to hisowne hfe all ſuch ernaments iewels, goods, cattela,and debts |
be which appertatned toanp ofthe chtefe gouernors of the ſaid monaſteries
oꝛ religious houſes, in the right of their fain monaferies, op houles,at 1.
Marcij. An. D.1 535, 02 at any time fithence, wherefoeuer they ſhall
come, except only {uch beaſts, graine, woors and (uch other: live ange | |
and reuenues, as they haue ſold before the faid ſirſt day ok Varch· og fis
: » thence, forthe vefonable expences ok any of the fain houles ee y
Aconfirmatia 2 And in che ſame Facute de is further enacted, that euery perfor and.
of tbe Binns bodies politique, aud corpoꝛat which haue oz fail have anpletters par
ange Abbe tentsof the king of any of che (cites, circuites manors, lands, ees 02 other:
ADs. hereditaments which appertaine toany monaſteries, abies, 02 pꝛicaies,
heretofore )
oS
Monafteries, &c. 238
- heretofore ſuppreſſed, 02 that ſhall be ſuppreſſed by this act, hall haue ano
enioy the lata ſcites, landes ec. and all other hereditaments contained in
their letters patents, accoꝛding to the tenour of the ſame letters patents,
and thall alſo haue all (uch actions, {utts,entries remedies to all intents
foz any thing contained in euerie ſuch letters patents, in like maner as
the chiefe gouernorꝛs of any religious houſes had the faine , 02 ought fo
haue had, il they had not beene ſuppreſſed. 27. H. 8.
3 ZSauing to euery perſon and perſons, and hodies politigite , chet Dever mens
heires and ſucceſſoꝛs (other themthe Abbots, oꝛioꝛs, Abbeſſes, Pꝛioꝛeſ⸗ titles fanco,
ſes g other chiefe gouernoꝛs of the ſaid religious houſes eſpeciſied in this
act, the coucnts of the ſame ¢ their ſucceſſors, and ſuch as pꝛetend to bee
founders, patrons, oꝛ donoꝛs df fuch religious houſes, 02 of anp lands, te⸗
neiments,o2 hereditaments belonging tothe fame, ¢ their heires € ſucceſ⸗
ſors) all ſuch right, title intereſt poſſeſſions, leaſes foꝛ peeres,rents, ſerui⸗
ts annuities commodities, fees, liberties, ¢ linings, penfions, portions,
pies, linodes, prories, ¢ all other profits,as they oꝛ any of hem bath,
ah o2 might haue had, in o2 to any of che {aid Wonatteries, o2 other ree
ligtous houles, 02 in, 02 to any manos, lands, 02 other hereditaments,
that appertaine to anie of them, as ifthe fame houſes bap not bin. ſup⸗
pꝛelſed by this act, but had concinuen, And fauing onto every perfon and The founners
perſons, being founders, patrons, oꝛ donours of any Abbep, pꝛioꝛie, 02 —
other religious houſes ſuppꝛeſſed bp this act, their heires and ſucceſſors, cabins
all {uch right, title, intereſt, poflefiion, rents, annuities, fees, offices, lea⸗
ſes, commons, and allother profits, which ante of chem haue, oꝛ ſhould
haue had, without kraud 02 couin by auy meanes, otherwile then by —
—
hereditaments belonging tothe fame, in like mater, as other perfons and
hodies politique, be taucd by this act, as ts before rehearſed, And ag if the
ſame Abbies, Priories, oꝛ other religious houles had not bin ſuppꝛeſſed by
| | this act, but bad continued in their eſſentiall bodies anv eſtates.27. H.8.
| 4 Gil craftie and fraudulent recoueries, feoffements, eftates, gifts, Frandulent
\ graunts, ¢ leafes, ¢ euery of them, made by ante of the chiefe Gouernoꝛs conveiances,
” of fuch religious houfes, onder their couent {eales within one peere nert
) befoze the making of this act, thall be utterly voiv.2 7,40, 8,
5 Such perfons as haue Teales fop terme of life o2 peers, whereupan 7 ealts,ofices,
is reſerued the oft rent, and feruices accuftomed, a fuch as haue any offi- Bue
ces, fees, 02 copodies, that hath bene accutomen in {uch religious houſes,
| and hate bought any liuerie oꝛ liuing in any fuch houles, hall haue and
Y enioy the fame, as if this act had neuer bin made.27. H. 8.
6 But this acte hall not be pꝛeiudiciall to any Abbots oꝛ Pꝛioꝛs of cettes ot hou⸗
th ane mines G2 Pricgics, being certified tnta the Clehequer, to haue in &s vnder tae
obenience oF
poſſeſſions pricrs.
All religious
houles which
Hefoze were, 02
Mould be dif:
folucd, giuen
to king 17.8.
Monafteries, &c. a
poſſeſlions anv profits, {piricuall ¢ cempopall, abouc the cleare yeerely bas
Iue of CC, li, concerning ſuch Celles of religious houfes, belonging to
their Wonatteries oꝛ Pꝛioꝛies, in which Celles che Pꝛioꝛs,oꝛ other chiefe
Gouernozs thereof, bee vnder the obenience of the Abbots and Pꝛioꝛs to
whom fuch Celles belong, and cannot {ue noꝛ be ſued, and be 1921023 oF
Gouernors datiueoz remoueable, and account of the profits of fuch celles
at the plealure of the Abbots and Pꝛioꝛs, t,27,.8, a Statute not im⸗
printed, S.Husbandrie. 8. ¥
7 Anno 31,,8,13, It is enacted, that che Ring thall haue Einioy to
him his heives anv fucceflors for ever, alland finguler fuch late Mona⸗
fteries, Abbathies, Pꝛioꝛies, Nunries, Collenges, Dolpitals, houſes of
Friers, and other relicious and ecclefiatticall houles and places, which ſi⸗
thence, 4.JFebp, An.27. H.8. haue bin diffoluen, fuppreffed,renounced, re-
linquithen, forfaiten, giuen bp, 02 bp any other meanes come to bis high⸗
nes, And inlike maner fhall haue and entoy, all the (cites, circuites, pꝛe⸗
cincts, manos, loꝛdſhips, granges, mefes, lands, tenements, medowes,
pattures, rentes, reuerfions, feruices, woods, tithes, penfions, portions,
parſonages approprien, bicarages, churches, chappels, aduo wſons, no⸗
minations, patronages, annuities, rights, interefts, entries, conditions, §
commons, leetes, courtes, liberties, priutlenges, franchifes, and other
whatfoeucr hereditaments, which appertained to the fain late Monaſte⸗
ries, and other religious houles ec, 02 to any of them, in as ample maner,
as the late Abbots, Pꝛioꝛs, ¢ other ecclefiatticall Gouernoꝛs of {uch mo- 7
naſteries and religious houles,had, held, oꝛ occupied, oꝛ of right ought to}
hatte had, holden, oꝛ occupied, in the right of their fain Monaſteries, oꝛ re⸗
ligious houfes atthe time ofthe {ard diflolution, 02 by anp other meane,
comming of the fame tothe king, fithence the fata fourth day of Febzua⸗
rie, And not only all the ſaid late Monaſteries, Abbathies, and other reli·
gious houles, {cites, circuits, manozs, lands, and all other the premifles
forthwith preſently, but alfo all other monaſteries, and all other religious
anv eccleftatticall houfes and places, which hereafter thall be diffolued, |
fupprefled, 02 by any meane come onto the King, And allo all the {cites, |
circuits, manors, lands, ¢ other hereditaments whatloeuer belonging to
any of them, whenſoeuer, and ag foone as thep thalbe fo.niffolued,o by any §,
other meane come vnto the King, thal be vetted, and adiudged inthe very
actuall and reall (eifin and poſſeſſion ofthe King, his heires and ſucceſſore
fozeuer, in the ate and condition ag they now be, and as though all the
fain late monatteries, abbathies, and all other religious and eccleſiaſti
call houſes € places fo diffolued,¢ ſuppreſſed, as alfo which hereafter thal) )
be diſſolued, ſuppreſſed, ec, 02 come vnto the King, (cites, circutts, pꝛe
cincts, manos, loꝛdſhips, granges, landes, tenements, and other the pre
mifles anv cuerie of them, were in this prꝛeſent ace fpectallp and particu |
larly named bp expzeſſe words,
8 Sauing
-Monafteries, &c. BES 239
pots, andeccleftatticall Gouernours of the ſaid late monatteries, anv o-
ther religious and eccleftatticall houles and places, ano che fucceffours
of euery of them, and {uch as pretend tobe founders, patrons, and do⸗
nours offuch monatteries, and other eccleftatticall houfes and places, 02
of any manoꝛs, meſuages, landes, tenements, and other hereditaments,
belonging to the fame, cheir beires,and ſucceſſors, and the heires and ſuc⸗
ceſſors of euerie fuch Patron, Founder, of Dong, and the now Abbots, -
and other Ecclefiaticall Gouernours, of {uch Wonatteries and religious
houſes and places which hereafter ſhall be viffoluen o2 come tothe king,
And fuch as ppetendto bee Founders, Patrons, oꝛ Donoꝛs of {uch Mo⸗
nafteries and Cccleftatticall houſes and places, o2 of anfe manors,
meſuages, andes, tenements, 02 other hereditaments to any of them
belonging, theit heires and ſucceſſors,) all (uch right, citle, claime, inte:
iret, poſſeſſions, rents, charges, annuities, leales, farmes, offices, fees,
liueries, and liuinges, poꝛcions, pencions, copodies, commons, finodes,
| ores, and other profits, which thep o2 any of them haue, claime, ought,
(may, 02 might haue had, in, 02 to the pꝛemiſes, oꝛ to anp part o2 parcel
(thereof, in fuchlike maner to allintents, as if this act hap neuer bene
made (rents feruices, rents feckes, and all other feruices, and {uits onlp
xcepted.)31. H.8. 13.
Iccleſiaſticall houſe oꝛ place which hereafter ſhall be diſſolued, ſuppꝛeſſed
‘Dp come tothe king, within one yeere next before the firſt vay of this Par⸗
Piament (being 28,Apgilis, An, Do,1 5 3.9,) haue made, 02 hereafter doe
nake any leafe o2 graunt onder bis couent o2 common {eale, 02 other⸗
ife fo2 terme of peeres,o2 life oꝛ lines, of the (cite, ctrcuit,and precinct of
he ſaid monatterie,op ecclefiatticall houſe oꝛ place, oꝛ of any part thereof,
" pof anp manoꝛs, meſuages, lands,oꝛ other herenttaments, belonging te
pig ſaid Wonatteries , 02 eccleliatticall houfe oꝛ place , which manors,
| mefes, granges, landes, tc, 02 other hereditaments, were not before the
ame leafe commontp vſed to bee let to ferme, but referued in the manu⸗
| ance, tillage, oꝛ occupation of the fait Gouernour oz Gouerneſſe, for the
maintenance of Dolpitalitie, and good houfe keeping, 02 now bee inthe
nanurance tillage, 02 occupation of plaid Gouernour oꝛ Gouernelle, foꝛ
ee
Ss Sauing to euerie perfon and perfons, and bodies politique, and Hiher mens:
the heires ano fucceflors of euerie of them (other then the fain late Ab⸗ téttes taucd.
| 9 SFfanp Abbot, Pꝛioꝛ, Abbetle, Pꝛioꝛes, oꝛ other ecclefiatticall go⸗· Leaſes of tans
jernor 02 gouerneſte, of any Wonatterie, Abbathie, op other religious ozuot ale let.
maintenãce of hoſpitality ctc.Oꝛ within one peere next before p firſt day Leafes in re⸗
I this Parliamẽt hath made, o2 hereafter ſhal make any leaſe o2 graunt, uerſion.
| ‘opterme oklike, oꝛ koꝛ terme of peeres, of anp Manors, Peales Land ec,
nother Dereditaments, whereof and inthe which, any eſtate o2 intereſt,
| bgterme of fife, peere o2 peers at prime ofthe making of any ſuch graunt
5 this then had pis being o2 continuance, og hereafter Hall haue pis be-
| ing
J
Monatteries, &c.
ing 02 continuance, ¢ then was not determined oy expired, oꝛ at chetime
, of any ſuch Leale to be mave,thal not be determined o2 expired : D2 with⸗
Leales not re · in one peere next befoze the fir dap of this Parliament hath made |
eruinethe herealter thal make anp Leale op graunt for terme ot life, oꝛ fox termeok
peeres,ofanp Manoꝛs, Meſuages, Lands,or other Dereditaments, vpon
the which Leales oꝛ grauntes, the vſuall and olde rents ann farmes accu:
ſtomed to be peeloen andreferued, by the ſpace of xx veeres, nert befo e
the kirſt day of this Parliament, is, dꝛ be not, op hereafter fall not bee
thereupon referuet ant yeelden. D2 within one peere next before the firſt j
day of this Parliament hath made, or hereafter hal make any bargaine
Catoontales, oꝛ falenfhis woods, which woods be pet growing and ſtanding, then all
and euery ſuch leale, graunt, bargaine,and fale of woods, (hall be vtterly
voide. 31. h.8.13. a
Aturanceoté 10 All feoffements, fines, and recoueries, had, made, knowledgen,,
—— — oꝛ ſuſfered, within one yeere next bekore che firſt ay of this Parliament,
cence, 02 hereafter to be made, knowledged ec, by anp Gouernours 02 Gouer⸗
nefles, of any Monaſterie, oꝛ other religious og ecclefiatticall houle op)
place, which hereafter (hal be diſſolued, ſuppreſſed ¢c.02 come to the king, |
without the kingsticence, ander his greatf{eale, of anp manos, meaſes
Landes, tenements, o2 other hereditaments, which the laid Abbots, and
other ecclefiatticall rouernours ¢qouernefles, oz any of chens, oꝛ any of I)
their preveceffors, had oꝛ held, oꝛ haue and hold ofthe gift; nraunt € conf
firmation of he King, op any of his pꝛogenitoꝛs, oꝛ of the which Mona
Reries, 02 ecclefiatticall houles, the king ts founder oꝛ patron, oꝛ which
manors, meales o2 hereditaments, were op be of the auncient foundati
on 02 poſſeſſion of the fame Wonatteries , Abbathies, oꝛ ecclefiatticall
houſes o2 places, hall be vtterlp void, 3 1. h.8. L3. ‘ad
@ Inthe fame ftatute the like puruiew was madein euerie refpect, to a-
uoid all leafes of landsnot v{ually let, leafesin reuerfion. Leafes not rev
feruing the oldrent,fales of woods, aflurances oflands of the kings gift
or auncient foundation, without the kingslicence, made by any Abi}
bots or gouernours of any religious houfes, which were before the ma:
king of the faid ſtatute diffolued within oneyeere next before the dif § ,
folution or comming to the kings hands of the fame houfes, 3
Teales made 11 Wutifanp Abbot, P2102, Abbelle, Pꝛioꝛeſſe, oꝛ other Gouernout
a 1 oꝛ Gouernefle abouelain, within one peeve next before the fir ap 0,
iefces. this Parliament, op il any late Gouernour op Gouernelle, ec, which try,
one yeere next before anp {uch diſſolution ox comming tothe king of the
pꝛemiſſes haue mabe anp demiſe, leaſe, 02 graunt, to any perfon fo) ]
terme of peeres, of anp manozs, meafes, Landes, 02 other hereditaments
afogefain, which perfon at the time of che fain demiſe ec, bad the fame te
kerme, fo terme of peeres, then not expired: Chen the fain perfon te
whom any luch demiſe ec. bach bene fo made, thal paue the fame fo2 J
0 !
-
hy Monaſteries, &c. 240
oF tri, peeres, only from the time ofthe making of the ſaid demiſe ec. tf fo
many peers be bp the fame demiſe ec. limited ¢ expzeſſed, oꝛ elfe fo2 fo ma:
ny peersasinfuchdemile bene exprelſed, ſo that the old rent be thereupon
ieclerued, € fo that the fameleafe exceed not rei. peeres, Anvif any Abbot, x cate fos tite
oꝛ other Yate gouernoꝛ 02 gouerneſſe, within one peere next before any tre
ſuch diffolution oꝛ comming onto che King of the premiffes, hauemavea:
np demile, leaſe, oꝛ graunt, to anp perſon oꝛ perfons fo2 terme of life or
lives, of any manoꝛs, meales, lands, 02 other hereditaments aforefatn,
which perfor oꝛ perfons, oꝛ any of them, at ptime of che fain demiſe, leaſe
pe graunt, had ¢ belo che fame for term of life o2 liues, oꝛ fog term of peers
he not erpiren: Chen plaid perfon o2 perfons, to whom any ſuch leaſe or
xraunt hath bene fo made, thall haue and bolo the fame fo2 termeof their
ife 0 liues, fo that the old rent be thereupon relerued, And all € finguler Grauntes by
leafes € graunts made by copie to any perfon op perfons, of any of thefain copie.
neſuages, lands, tenements, €c, 02 other hereditaments aforelaid., fo2
erme of life oꝛ liues, which bp the cuſtome of the countrie hath bene vſed
io be demiſed, letten, 02 graunted by copte of court rolle, thall be good and
Afectuall inthe law, fo thatthe old rent be referuen by ebpon euery fuch
Hecate and leales, Chis act Ec, notwithanding, 31. H.8.13.
12 Pꝛouided alwaies, chat allleates heretofore made of any the pre« x cares allow·
milſſes, bp che authoritte of the Kings court of Augmentations: And all rhe erp nee
itch leales, feoffements, and woodlaies mane bp the fain gauernours og Suamencatioee
Jouerneſſes 07 any of them, vnder the couent o2 common ſeale of anp of
hem within one peere nert hefoge the diſſolution og comming to the king
NE the (aid Monaſteries op eccleſiaſtical houſes, which laid leaſes, graũts
eoffements, and woodlales, haue bene eramined, inrolled, decreed, 02 af=
irmien in the kings court of Augimentations, Ana the decree of the fame
ut in waiting, fealen with che ſeale of the fain court, thal be good and ef:
Vectuall, according to the fame decree, any claule in this act ec, notwithe
iH anding.3 1,0,8,13, ;
13 Allperfons cheir beires and allignes, which ſithence the laid itit, gameances to
yap of Febꝛuarie (viz, in An,27, 19,8.) bp licence, pardon, confirmation, otbers by the
releate, affent og cofent ofthe king onder hrs great feale, heretofoze giuen binss licenecs.
Nt made, oꝛ hereafter to be had oꝛ made, haue obtained oꝛ purchalen by in⸗
sentuve,fine,feoffement,recoucry,oz ot herwile of p ſaid late Abbots, Paꝛi⸗
s Ec.02 other Gouernoꝛoꝛ Gouernefles, of any fuch Wonatteries, o2 o⸗
her ecclefiattical houſes any Monaſteries, Pꝛioꝛies, Colleges,hoſpitals,
nanoꝛrs, lands, oꝛ other hereditaments, ſhall haue and enioy the fame,
iccoꝛding to ſuch wꝛitings and aſſurances as bene thereof before the firſt
rap ofthis Parliament, oꝛ hereafter thall bee havoz made, Sauing to
uerie perſon and perſons and bodies pollitique, their heires and ſucceſ⸗
“bas (other chen the ſaid late Abbots, Abbelles, and the ſucceſſoꝛs ofeues t
i. Other mens
‘fie of them, anv fuch as pretend to be founders, patrons, 02 donoꝛs of right fancn.
~ the
Monafteries, &e. —
the fain Monalleries, oꝛ anie okthem, oꝛ of anp manoꝛs, meſuages, op a+
ther heredicantents,late belonging to any of them, and the heires ann ſuc⸗
ceflors of euerie fuch founder, patron, 02 donoꝛ/) all {uch right, title,ine
tereſt, poſſeſſions, rents, ec, and other profices, which anie of chem haue,
oucght, oꝛ mought have hav, in oz to anp the fain monatteries, oꝛ other he⸗
reditaments, at anietime befoze anie fuch purchale, invencures, fines
P
feoffements, recoueries #¢, 31. H.8. 13. ¥ |
Ailcottenges, 14 An.3 7. h. 8.4. It is enacted, that all Collenges, Freechapels,
eon Chauntries, Hoſpitals, Fraternities, Bꝛotherheads, Guilves, and thie
on of king 2.8, pendarie Pꝛieſts made to haue continuance fo2 euer, and that ought to be
contributogte to the patment of the firk fruits andtenthes And all che
manfion houles, manozs, lands, tenements, and all other hereditaments
whatloeuer thep be appertaining,o2 that did appertaine, 02 were appoin⸗
ted toany (uch colledge ec, 02 other the fata pꝛomotiõs, oꝛ to any of chem,’
2 knowen, 02 taken as parcell o2 member of anie of them, and to the fait
Colleges Ec.02 to any of them vnited, (which betweene che iiii. of Febꝛu⸗
arie An 27. H.8. xxv.Decembꝛ.3 7.10.8. bp reafon of any entric,erpula))
fion, bargaine, fale, feoffement, fine, recouerie, leafe, 02 other conueiant⸗
thereofhad, 02 made, be diſſolued, relinquiſhed oꝛ ercincted (other ther
{uch of chem as now be 02 were in the poſſeſſion of the King, 02 that bene
graunted oꝛ aluren by his licence, confent, letters patents, to anie other
perfons, op haue bene lawfullp recouercd by anie perfon, bp anie fogmer
right, without fraud oꝛ couin,o2 by the Wings licence) hall from hence
forth be adiudged, and alfo be in che actuall ¢ reall poſſeſſion of the Ring)
andofhis heires and ſucceſſors fo2 euer, in as ample maner, as the (ait)
pꝛieſts, wardens, minifers, gouernoꝛs, rulers, 02 other incumbents 0)
anie ofthem, 02 the Patrons, Donozs, 02 founders of them o2 of anicol
them, at anietime fichence che ſaid iiii. vap of Feb2. 27. H.8. iniopen o}
now miopeth che lame, and as though all the fain Colledges, chauntries
holpitals,freechappels, fraternities, brotherhoods, guildes, and ocherth
faid promotions, and the fain manops, lands, tenements, hereditaments) |)
and other the pꝛemiſſes, and euerp of them, were in this act particular
and certainely named by expreſſe words.3.7. H.8.4. —.
Al Colledges, 15 All Colledges, Freechappels, and Chauntries, hauing, being, 0}
Teattoking, UtEMe, within fine peeres next before the firtt daie of this {Parliament 9,
Cnwar the 6, (being the fourthof Mouember, Anno Dom.1 5.47.) which were not in
fe an Bom, actuall and reall polleflion of chelate king 1,8, noz ofthe king that now
1547. ie (b3. E.6.Moꝛ excepted in the ſaid former act of 3 7.2.8, other then fuch 9
as bp the Rings commilſions thall be tranſpoꝛted oꝛ chaunged, and all
manors, lands, € other hereditaments, belonging to them or any of them, |
fFindingofa And alfo all manozs, lands, and other hereditaments bp ante maner of :
Prick to com aſſurance, will deuiſe o7 otherwile fufteren,hav,made, knowlenged 02 De:
SNe ESES* clared, giuicn o2 appointed to the finding of anp Prieſt to iil :
}
|
Monafteries, &c. 241
“for euer and wherewith oz whereby any Pꝛielt was maintained oꝛ found
within v. yeres next before the firf vay of this Parliament, which were
not in che actual and reall poſſeſſion of the fata late Wing, nop of the King
that now is. And alfo all annuall rents and ppofits, at any time within
fiue peres next before the beginning of this Parliament, imployed, paid
pr beffowedtoward, 02 for the maintenance o2 finding of any fipendarie
Pꝛieſt intended by any act oꝛ wꝛiting to haue continuance fo2 euer, (hail
immediatly after the featof Calter nert comming (being 1, Aprilis, An.
Dom.1548,) be adiudged and allo be in the very actual and real poſſeſſi⸗
on and ſeiſin of the King, bis beires and ſucceſſoꝛs fo2 euer, without any of
fice 02 other inqutfition thereofte be had 02 found, and in as ample man⸗
ner asthe Prieſts, Harvens, Walkers, Miniſters, Gouernors, Rulers,oz
other incumbents of then o2 any ofthe, at any time within fiue peres,
next befoge the beginning of this Parliament, had occupied oꝛ entoped,o2
now hath orcuipieth op entoveth the fame, and as though all the fain Cols
edges Ec, and theſaid landes, tenements’, hereditaments, and other the
pꝛemiſſes, and euerie okthem, were inthis Act particularly rehearſed by
expreſſe names: But this ace ſhall not extend to any lands appointed for pe
the finding ofany Chauntrie, oꝛ ſtipendarie Pꝛielt, which by any former og Chaunteie,
and good title, were lawfully recouered from any {uch Pꝛieſt, before 1.
Dctober 37.1.8, which lands were not chargeable tothe payment of the
perpetuall tenth, 1. Ed.6. 14. oa
16 CUbere any lands, tithes pencions pogcions,rents,profits,op other ginning of a
Mpereditamentes, bp any alluvance, will, deuiſe, or otherwiſe, at any time Puet gg
eretoloze made, mere giuen oz appointed fo? the maintenance oz uͤnding aint reres.
Mone Pꝛieſt, oꝛ of diuers pꝛieſts, for terme of certain peres pet cõtinuing.
and that any prieſt hath bin matutainedo found with the ſame, 02 with
Nhe profits thereof, withinh.peres lak pat: Che Ring fromthe {aid featk
pf Cater neve comming Hall haue tn euerie bebalfe, during all fuch time
Vocome, euerie ſuchthings, tenements, bereditaments,and profits,as the
i) Opell o2 pꝛieſts ounht oꝛ ould haue had,fo2,02 coward his oꝛ their main⸗
i jenance,and fo no longer time,no2 for any other profit therofto be taken.
And as ſoone as the time aſſigned fogthe maintenance of the Prieſt or
» Ozietts,thalbe expired:then tt ſhall be lawful to euery perſon to whom a⸗
ap manors, lands, other hereditaments, ſhould haue belonged (ik the ſaid
oꝛmer act and this act had neuer bin made) to enter into, and enioy the
ame wit hout any Liuerie, Ouſter le maine, Peticion, oꝛ other {uit to be
I Made to the King, in like maner to all intents, as though the ſaid former
cct, and this act had neuer bin made, tas though the King hav neuer had
| inp feitin oꝛ poſſeſſion thereof. Ann the Wine thal haue all fuch moons, cat⸗ Zhe soonsot
t els,tuels, plate, oznaments,¢other moucables,as were or be che common free Chap.
| soobsofeuerp fuch Collenne,Chantric, free chappel, oꝛ ſtipendary ppictt, —
in elonging oꝛ annered to the furniture o2 ſeruice of their ſeuerall founda-
ne (2 tions,
tans, che property whereof was not changen before the eight vay of Dez
cember, An. Dom. 1547. And all ſuch debts as thould be paid of the goods
Tyhe debtsof ofanyp of che ſaid Colledges ec.oue by anp contract, fpectalty, o2 promt ey
Chanwege Made before the laid vitt vay, thal be pata by the Trealozer of the Court of
i Auqmentattons,1 Ed.G6.1 4. i
Anntuerlaries, 17 Che Kine, his heires andfuccellors, fromthe lato featt of Calter,
ooo Hall hatte and enioy for ever alllands,tenements,rents,and other heredi⸗
’ taments, which by anp maner of allurance conueyance, willes, wil, deuiſe
o2 otherwiſe, at any time heretofore made, ſuſfered.knowledged, 02 veclae
red, were giuen 02 appointed to goe, oꝛ to be imployed wholly to the finde
ing 92 maintenance of any anniuerfarie 02 obite,o2 other like thing, intent
oꝛ purpoſe, oꝛ of anp Light oꝛ lampe tu anp churchoz chappel, to haue con⸗
tinuance fox cur, which hath bin kept op maintained within fue peeres
No recouerie next before the firſt day of his Parliament, But te thall not be lawkull
eee (amps, £0 dup perlon,bodie politike oz corporate, bp realon of any remainder, ble,
lights. orcondition to enter into,o2 challenge any Landes, tenements oꝛ heredita⸗
ments, koꝛ the not doing, not naming o2 not finding of any prick oꝛ pꝛieſts
02 pooze folkes,obite,anntuerlarie, light oz Lampe, to be founded o2 Done, |
1.€0.6,1 4 |
Partoftheil. 18 There butone part of che iſſues op reuenues of any landes, oꝛo⸗
tice ct ihe ther hereditaments,hath by anp ofthe waies abouelaid, bin giuenoy ap:
finuingof pointed to be beſtowed to the maintenance of any anniuerfarp, 02 obite,o},
Obitte,e other like thing, 02 af any light oꝛ lampe in any Church oz chappel, and coll
haue continuance foz euer: Chen the Wing hall front che fain featk of Ea
fier for euer, hae and enioy cuerp ſuch ſummes of monep, that in any one
pere, within fiue peres nert before the firk day ofthis Parliament , hath
_ bin beſtowed about the maintenance of any fuch anniuerlarte oꝛ obite, of
other like thing, oꝛ of any light oꝛ lampe, to him his heires and ſucceſſo
fo euer, as a rent charge to be paied verely at the feattof Saint Michael
‘the Archangel, and the Arnunciation of sur Ladie, by euen portions, And
it hall be lawkull to che king, bis heires and ſucceſſozs, fo non payment
of any ſuch ſumme of monep to diſtraine in the {ato lands and tenemente |
of the iſſues and reuenues , whereokthe fain anniuerfary oꝛ obite, oz other |
Like thing, oꝛ anp (uch light 02 Lampe was maintained, And for lack offute |!
fictent diſtreſſe therin, by the {pace ofone monethnert after that any ofthe I!
{aid rents Gould be patd,and be not pata within che ſaid moneth: Chentt Fi
ſhall belatwfull to che King, his hetves and ſucceſſoꝛs to enter into, and
polleſſe az muchof the lands ec, wherof the fain rent hould be paid, as the.
rent that ſhould be pated out of the fame thallcome to in perelp value
and the fame te, to hold and keepe kor eter oꝛ for uch eſtate as the King)
“4 bette and fucceflours, had, oꝛ ought to haue han in the laid rene, 1.
D. G. 14.
—————— i⸗ | Che Wing, his heires and luccellozs, (all krom the (ato kealt J
ai
Monafteries, &c. a
4,
J
thee
a Monaſteries, Ke: 242
‘fer, hatte and entop, all ſuch ſimmmes of money, profits and commodities, ofaméct, os
wohich bp vertue of any conuepance,compolition,will, deuiſe o2 otherwile, pit» — i
heretofore haue bin giuen 02 appointed to haue continyance fo2 ever, ornate
Which in aup one pere, within fiue yeeres next before the beginning of
‘this parliament, hath bin bettowen by any Corporations quildes, fra-
‘fernities,companies 02 fellowſhips of myſteries, oꝛ any of thent, oꝛ by the
‘Makers, Gardens, Gouernors, 02 other D fficers,o2 by the Watter ¢c.of
anpof them, about the maintenance of any Pꝛieſt, Anniuerfarie, Dbrte, - -
Lampe op light, oꝛ other like thing : Co be paid peerelp as arent charge
atthe feafts of Saint Michacil,and the Annunciation of our Lady, by es
uen portions, And it thall be lawful to the Wing, his heires anv ſucceſ⸗
fos, fo. non payment of anp fuch ſumme of money, profit oꝛ comm oditic,
fo diſtraine tn all manors, lands, and tenements of every {uch crafts, cor
porations tr. o2 any of chert, by whom, oꝛ by the Mardens, Watters, fe.
ofthe which, any fuch ſumme of money, profit o2 commodity haue bin pat:
ed oꝛ imployed. Any euery of the ſaid ſummes of money, profits and coms
modities thal fromehe fain kealt of Eatter, without any inquiſition 02 of
fice to be found, be adiudged to be inthe actuall and reall poſſeſſion of the
hing €c.1.€0.6.14,
20 Che King Hall from the feat of Eaſter, haue anv enioy to him, bis — ——
heires and ſucceſſors foꝛ euer, all Fraternities, Bꝛotherhoods, and guilds, guitds, hiuen
eing within anp of his domimidus, and al manops,landes, tenements, ¢ o⸗ °° the kius.
her hereditaments, belonging to any of chem, (other then {uch ceꝛporati⸗
ms, guilds, fraterntties,companies and fellowihips ofmiltertes oꝛ crafts,
Nd Che manors, lands , tenements , or other hereditaments pertapning
o them aboue mencioncd.) Ano the fame thall be iudged in the actuall any
eal poſſeſſion of the king, bis heives and ſucceſſoꝛs, from the fain fealt of
| ie foz euer , without any inquilition 02 office thereof to be found. Ie
d. +145 !
21 Chis Act hall not ertende to any Colledge, Hoſtell, o2 Wall, be- re Niet
NY Withineither of che Aniuerſities of Cambzidge and Deford, noz 60 within che vni⸗
sup Chauntrée founded tn any ofthe Colledges, Hoſtels, 02 Dals, being uerſities.
i the ſame Cintuerfities: Noꝛ to the free chappell of Saint George, (t+ uindlor coe
uat in the Cattell of CAMindſor: Nor to Saint Warie Colleage of Ain⸗ tenee.
| better, belides Ctinchetter , of the foundation of Bithop Wickham: —
| Ror tothe Colledge of eaten: Noꝛ coche Chappel nthe Sea in JReu- Caton coltenge
| on, within the We of Ely, inthe County of Cambsinge : JQozta anp peappetn
aanoꝛs, fands, tenements oꝛ hereditaments; to any of them belonging: oe
2oꝛ to. any Chappell opdeined for the eale ofthe people, dwelling piftant “*
om the parity Church,op luch like Chappell, whereunto no more lands
> dtenements,then the Church para, oꝛ a little Houſe oꝛ Cloſe doth bee
on Noꝛ to any Cathedzall Church o2 Colleage where a Biſhops Sea Cathedralt
i
—
Within England op in CClales : 3202 to the lands, tenements or ocher Nidee
4 Ji 2 heredi⸗
Monafteries, &c.
ned, within any of the fain Cathedgalt Churches ,o2 the iſſues, reuenues,
oꝛ profites of any of the fain Cathedꝛall Churches, to which Chauntries,
Dbites linhts,andlambes,this Act hal ectend. And the king at any tim
- (uring hislife map alter the names of all Chauntrics, andthe foundati=
- onsofche fame,being in any of the Collenges, Hoſtels op Hals, of anp of |
the {aid Uniuerſities. And allo may giue authoꝛity to certaine Commillte
oners,toalter the nature and condition of all Obites, aſwel withinthe U⸗
niuerſities of Deford and Cambꝛidge, agin any other place within Eng⸗
{and and Males, being not ſuppzeſſed ne annihilated by vertue ofthisact,
And the fame Obites fo altered, to diſpoſe to a better vie, as to thereliefe
ofpoore Students,oꝛ otherwiſe. either hall this act he pꝛeiudiciall to
the generall Corporation ofanp City, Boꝛough, oꝛ towne, within any the
Corporations kings dominions, Ne ſhall extend to any thelandesoz hereditaments of |
ee any of them, Neither Hall this act pretudice the Loꝛd Cobham ec. cone
Cobham. — cerning the late Collevge of Cobham in Went, o2 the landes thereof, Nei⸗
Attilborough. ther ſhall it ertende to the Chauntrie oꝛ Colledge of Areilborourh in
Norkolke, which King Hen.8. gaue tothe Carle of Sullex and his heires
1 Ed.6. 14.
Lands wheref 22 This Act ſhall not ertend to any landes, oꝛ other hereditaments, |
the goats whichthe fain Malters, CClaroens; Miniſters, Chauntry Prieltes, Bus)
thew dwant vies cumbents , oꝛ other the ſaid Gouernors oꝛ Dflicers of che pꝛemiſſes,
haute in Fee fimple, feetatle generall op fpeciall, fo2 terme of fife, terme.
of peeres , oꝛ otherwile to their owne proper dies , by inheritance op pure!
chale, and not being at anp time annered to their fain Colledges, free
Pentions rete, Chappels, Chauntries, oz other the pꝛemiſſes. Noꝛ ſhall ertend to anp)
nevgiuen by manozs, landes, teneinents, pollelions, rents, annuities, anv peerelp!
the kins · penlions, 020 any perelp {uinmes of money , being not parcell of anp|
ofthe fain Colledges, anvother the premilles heretofore giuen Dp the)
faiv late Ring, 02 giuen, oꝛ hereafter to be giuen by the king our Soue⸗
raigne Lod (viz, 0,6. ) taanp of the ſaid Deanes, Walkers, CAardens,
Minitters, Chauntrie pricks, Incumbents, Gouernoꝛs, oꝛ Rulers, of |
——— for terme of life onely, vnder his great {eale oz other ſeale.
LEd. 6. 14 ar |
— 23) either ſhall this Ace ertende to any landes, oꝛ other heredita⸗
ments that any Walker, Deane Prebendary, Marden, oz Chauntry, oꝛ
ſtipendarie Prieft okany Coleone , ayather Corporations haue oꝛ hold
of any perfon, by copy of Court Roil oꝛ at will arcording to the cuſtome
Of any manog, no? giue any copyhold fants fo the ing, but euery of the
{aid perſons thallenioy che fame niciig their tines, towardes thetr pene
ſion and yeerely lining, paving their rents and Boing thety — 4 |
| ß ruts
, vere
€
i , Monatteries,&c. : 243
(3 feruices thereof due.. Ed.6.14. } if 9
24 Sauing to all perſons, bodies poltrique and corporate, their heires
nors, Rulers, Pꝛieſtes, Incumbents, Fellowes, and Bꝛetherenof the
‘fain Colledges, Chauntries,free Chappels, andother the premiſſes, gi⸗
nen to the King by this Act, and the ſuccelſors okeuery of them, and other
thenfuch as be, op pꝛetend to be Founders, Patrons, oꝛ Donoꝛs of the
pꝛemiſſes, oꝛ any of them, andthe heires, ſuccelſors, and aſſignes of cuerp
okfthem, and other then ſuch as be 02 were feoftees, recouerees, conufees,
grauntees,o2 deutlecs, of anp of the premiſſes, to, oꝛ for any of the vſes
aboue menctoned , oto the vſe of any of the fata Colledges, free Chap⸗
pels, Chauntries,o2 other the pꝛemiſſes, giuen by this Act tothe Wing og
tothe intentto imploy the rents 02 profits thereof, to the vle of the Ma⸗
ffers,rulers,incumbents,o2 mintfers of any ofthem, andother then ſuch
as pretend to haue eſtate, right, title, intereſt, ole, poſſeſſion, o2 condition,
ok, in, oꝛ to the premifies.oz any parcel therof,bp reafon of any feoffement,
fine, bargaine and ſale, oꝛ by anp other means,o2 conuepance tothe made
of any eftate of inheritance, without the fain late Kings licence oꝛ agree⸗
ment, and without the licence oz agreement ofthe king that now is, by a⸗
ny ofthe ſaid deanes, matters, wardens, gouernoꝛs, rulers, pꝛieſtes, 02 in⸗
cumbents, 02 by the founders donors, 02 patrons of any of them) all fuch
right,title, claime, poſſeſſion, intereftes, rents, annuities, commodities,
commons, offices, fees, leales, liveries, liuings,pentions portions, debts,
Deuties ¢ other profits which hep o2 any of thẽ lawkully haue, oꝛ of right
ought to haue, oꝛ might haue bad in any ofthe premiffes, 02 in anp pars
cell thereof, in {uch like maner to all intents, asif this Act had neuer bin
made, and as though the ſaid Chauntries , Colledges, anv other the lain
promotions, bad Till remained in their full being. And fauing to cuerp pas
tron, donoꝛ, founder oꝛ gouernoꝛ of any {uch colledge, chauntrie, free chap.
this Act,and the dono? feoffo2, anv giuer of the koꝛeſaid lands, tenements,
hereditaments to them, 02 any of them, oꝛ toanp bles, o2 purpofes before
mencioned,al fuch rents, leruices, rents ſeck, rents charge, fees,annuities,
profits and offices, and allo leaſes for terme of Itues and peres , whereup⸗
pon che accuſtomed rent o2 moze is referued ,as they oꝛ anp of chem law⸗
> fully had and enioped,of any the ſaid promotions , 07 ont of any the ſaid
a —— — hereditaments, before che ſirſt day okthis parliament
J 1.@0,6, 14, :
3
.
‘
Other mens
anv {ucceffors ( other thenthe Maſters, Marvens, Winifters, Gouer= "dts ſautd.
The founder €
Donors right in
fome things {ae
pell, ſtipendarie pꝛieſtes, and other the pꝛemiſſes, giuen to the Wing bp ved
2 Alwell euery patron, donoꝛ, kounder, and giuer of any of the laid pro⸗ au rents ves
hereditaments, as euery perſon which before che making of this act law⸗
fully had any rent o2 other perelp profits of anp Chauntries, Colledges,
tree Chappels, o2 other the premifles, o2 out of any lands oꝛ other pant
1h | Ji 3 "fang
,
}
|
|
i motions oz pꝛemiſſes, oꝛ giuer, donoꝛ oꝛ feoffoꝛ of any their Lands oꝛ other ſerued.
Leafes not ree
ferning the old
rent.
Mther leates
confirmed.
Tenths and
Other duties
Patableas in
Tozinter tine,
Sfurances
made by the
Ring,o2 bp pis
licence,
mentsoꝛ hereditaments belonging,o2 that did belong to any of them,and
Monafteries, &c. 4
ſions of anpof them, ſhall enioy the fame in {the maner, as thep out t
haute done, ik the fata Colledges Ec,and other the pꝛemiſſes had Mil contin
ed itt Effe,1,€0,6,14, *
26 Jf any of the fain Maſters, WMardens, Miniſters, Rulers, Gouer⸗
nors, Pꝛieſtes, Incumbents, o2 owners of any {uch Collenne, Chauncrie, —
free Chappel, oꝛ of any che pꝛemiſſes, giuen to the king by chis act, ſithẽce
23. Nouemb.in 37. h.8.haue made any leaſe vnder their common ſeale o⸗
otherwile koꝛ terme of yeres, like, oꝛ liues, oktheir fain Colledges, Chaun⸗
tries, kree Chappels, oꝛ of other the pꝛemiſſes, oꝛ of any lands oꝛ heredita⸗
ments to any of chem annered oꝛ appertaining, vpon the which leales the
vſuall and old rents and ſeruices accuſtomed to be yeelded andreferucd,o> —
moe, bp che {pace of xx. veeres, next before the {aid 23 day of Rouember,
he notreferued and yelden the fame ſhall be vtterlp void. And all other lea⸗
fes anv graunts heretofore made, of anp the pꝛemiſſes giuen to che Bing
by this Act, hall be as good and effectual in the Law to allintents asif —
this act hav neuer bin made ; this act oꝛ anp other act Fenocwniehtanping 2
T,€0.6,14, : . ek
27 All{uch tenths, ſeruices, iſſues, pꝛofits, and other fummesofmonep
payable out of, 02 for the premiffes in the Clchequer, hal continue and be —
perelp paid in the fame Court, in the fame maner, as heretofore hath bia
vſed: any law, cuſtome, vnitie of polſſeſſion in the king, o2 other thing ec.
not with tanding,and ag though the ſaid promotions, lands, and other the —
premiffes, had not come to the kings hands. ,€0,6.14. J
28 All letters patents made by king H. 8. 02 by the king that now is,
oꝛ hereafter to be made bp his Highnes to any perſon op perſons, oꝛ to ap
Archbithop 02 Bithop,of any of che ſaid Colledges, Chantries, free Chaps
pel,,o2 other the premiffes,o2 any parcel of chem, o2 ofanp landes, tenes
all fines, gikfts, graunts, feoffements, recoueries, and all other aſſurances
thereof made, by the confent op ltcence (onder the great Seale of Eng⸗
Land) of the ſaid Lace Ring Hen. 8. oꝛ ofthe King that now is,to any perfor —
62 perfons, bodies politique oꝛ coꝛpoꝛate, by any Chauntrie Pꝛieſt, Ma⸗
fer, CClarden, Minilter, Ruler, Gouernoꝛ, oꝛ other hauing any of the fata
pꝛomotions of any of the fats Colledges, Chauntries, free Chappels,o2 0s
ther the pemiffes, 02 ofany part ofthe fame , ſhall ſtand in their forces,
and (hall be good and effectual in the law fo2 ſuch eſtates, and interefts,
giuen 02 appointed in any of the iftes oꝛ conuepances thereof mane,
accopding Co their purpogts,fourme,and matter, and accoꝛding tothe true
meaning of che fame aſſurances, and fhall be good anv auaileable aſwell
againt the King, his heires and fucceflors, as againſt the fat Chauntrie
Pꝛieſts, Mardens, Watters, Rulers, Gouernore,anvd other haumg any of
the fain promotions, and their ſuccellors, as alfo againſt the foundoꝛs, do⸗
nors, and patrons of the lame, and the Dzdinarte of them, and their — f
a
lee Monaſteries, &c. 244
fuccellors of euery okthem: any Latw,ttatute,ec, notwithſtanding. 1.
D614. :
the eight, and to bis heires, 02 tothe king that now is, and to his heires,
by any Archbihop, Bihop, Deane, Archoeacon, Creaforer, Pꝛe benda⸗
| rie, Matter, Pꝛouoſt, Gouernoꝛ.oꝛ other ſpirituall perſon, 02 by any pa⸗
tron donoꝛ 02 founder, of any of the fain Deanries, Chauntries, 02 other
ofthe ſaid Spixituall promotions, of all oꝛ anp of the manoꝛs, landes,o2
other hereditaments, 02 commodities, to any ofthe {aid benefices, Dts
| | gelatine site belonging o2 annered, o2 which any of the
laid Archbithops , Bihoppes, Deanes, Archoeacons, Crealopers, Ma⸗
fiers, Pꝛouoſtes, Pꝛebendaries, Rulers, Goucenogs, oꝛ Miniſters, Pa⸗
trons, Founders, oꝛ Donogs, had haue, oꝛ ought to haue in their right, oꝛ
by realon of any of the fame offices oꝛ dignities, Hall be good and effectu-
all inthe Law to all intents: Sauing to cuerp perſon ec, (other then the
Archbithops, Bithops, Deanes, Archoeacons, Crealozers, Pꝛebenda⸗
ries, Rulers, Gouernozs, CHardens, Pꝛouoſtes, Giuers and graunters
| afanpofehe premilfes, and their heires, ſucceſſors, and aſſignes. Guo
| otherthen (uch Ceclefiatticall perfons, bodies politique oꝛ coꝛpoꝛate, as
| ate, 02 pretend to be faunders, donoꝛs, patrons oꝛ ogdinaries ofthe pe⸗
| mifles, ) allfuch rights, titles, intereftes, claimes,entries,rents,remain:
| Derg, reuerfions, fees,offices,annutties, profits, landes, tenements, and
| hereditaments,as any of them haue, oꝛ ſhould, oꝛ ought to haue han, of,
| in, opto any ofthe pꝛemiſſes next aboue mencioned, as if thisact ad not
| bin made, Gut this Act hall not ertendto make rood any gift, graunt,
39 Zul giktes and graunts heretofore made, to the fain King Henrie Acontirmatton
mace to toe
Bing,
| fale, 02 alienation mave bp any Parſon op Cicar, of their parfonages , 0% paren, Aicat
| bicarages, opof anp parcell thereof, ozofany thing to any of them bes
longing. . Ed.6. 14.
| Seale of England, to any perſon oꝛ perfons , 02 bodies politique oꝛ coꝛ⸗
| 539 Ailgraunts, licences, confirmations, and letters Patents, whtch a confirmation
| Bing en. the viii. oꝛ che king that now is , haue made vnder the great ottetters pa-
| porate of any Collengxe, Chappell, oꝛ Chauntrie, nowe being in Effe oꝛ Bins Cv.6.
not,oꝛ ofanplands,tenements,and hereditaments, appertapning to aup
| of them, opofany other thing erpreflen , contained oꝛ mencioned in any
luch graunt, licence, confirmation, oꝛ letters Patents, ſhall be adiudged
good and cifectuallin the Law, accoꝛding to the woꝛdes, ſentences, mea⸗
nings, forme and effect of the fame graunts ec. to all intents, as tf this
act, and the laid act made (37,3), 8, bad neuer. bin made, And thisact, This er
and the ſaid Act made 37, Den.8,.02 any Article, ſentence, oꝛ other thing acth not to
therein contained, hall not ertendto any Colleges, Chappels, Chaun⸗
tries, oꝛ other thinges mencioned inthis Act, now being in Effe, op not,
oꝛto any Landes, tenements, o2 hereditaments, appertaining to any of
chem, 02 co any otherthing erppeffen ae Act, which anyperſon, bodie
ant t4 polts
The — —
Dt. Johns
wen tothe —
ovwne pleaſure. And that che lan King hould be deemed inthe actuall
Deher meng
tight laued.
ons, and all other hereditaments, which they ete? orought to haue had il
Aconfrmation 32 Alwellthe Queenes Haieltie her heites and ſutcelſors as allo att
of all Abbeyes
hantries, ec.
Jands tothe
Mueene ana
ther perſons.
Monafteries, &c. -
voltae 02 corporate, haue obtained by the affent, licence, confirmat
graunt , oz letters patents of the lain late king , 02 of the king that now
ist Noꝛ hall ertendeto anp lands, tenements, hereditaments, oꝛ othe
things contained in any ſuch letters patents ec. but euerp ſuch perſon ee,
ſhall hal haue and eniop the fame Colledges ec, lands ¢c,andeuery other —
thing whatloeuer fo by them obtained, accopding tothe woꝛds and intent —
of the fantelicences,confirmations,qraunts and letterspatents: Chis act,
o2 the ſaid act made 37. H.8. 02 any claule oz thing containedin anp ofthe
fame Acts €c,notwithtanding.1.€0.6,14, 4
31 Anno 32. Hen. 8.24. Ae was enacted, that the Corporation of
the Religion of Saint Johns of Jerulalem in England and Ireland,
ſhould be vtterly dillolued and void to all intents, And that the king thoula
haue and enioy all Hoſpitals, anv Hoſpitall Churches, Cattels, Donozs,
Manors, landes, tenements, rentes, reuerfions, {eruices, woods, meas
Dowes, paftures, parkes, warrens, liberties, fraunchiles, pꝛiuilegges,
parfonages , tithes, pencions, portions, Knights fees, aduotwfons,coms
maundzies, preceptopies, contributions refponttons, titles,entries,condts
tions,couenants, and all other poſſeſſions and hereditaments ping with:
in England, Ireland, oꝛ other the kingsdominions, which appertainedto —
the ſaid Religion, oꝛ to the Pꝛioꝛs, Malters Gouernoꝛs, Knights, oꝛ other
Winitters prokelled, of, oꝛ in the fame, by che pꝛetence, oꝛ in the right of
the (ain Religion. And all and ſinguler goons, cattels, debts, arrerages
of rents and farmes, and all other things reall anv perfonall whatfoeuer
they be, whereof o2 thereunto the {ain iors , Waetheren ; o2 Cone
freeres, 02 perfonsprofellenin the fatd Religion, can haue , oꝛclaime ae
np particular propertie to their owne proper vſe, bp the rules anv Star
tutes of the ſaid Religion: Co haue and to holy torhe fain King, bis
beires and ſucceſſors foꝛ euer, to vſe and imploy by bis difcretion at his
and reall poſſeſſion of the pꝛemiſſes.Sauing to all perſons and bodies por |
litique their heires anv fucceffors (other chen the ſaid Pꝛiors, and the |
Bretheren and Confreeres of euerp of them , and the {ucceffours of
euery ofthem, and all and euery other perfor o perfons of the fain Keli⸗
gion and their {ucceffo2s,) all {itch right,titles, interett; pollefiton, teales, |
graunts,annuities, fees, offices, coꝛodies, reuerſions, rents, and feruices,
rent charges,commons,rights,tithes, actions,petitions,pencions, poꝛci⸗
this Act had neuer bin made,
and cuery other perfon ano perfons , bodies politique anv cozpozate, the ir
heires, lucceſſoꝛs, and allignes, now hauing, oꝛ that hereafter ſhall haue
anpofthe Scites ofthe late Monaſteries, oꝛ other Keligious oꝛ Eccle⸗
liaſticall houſes 02 places, and the Panoꝛs, graunges, mealuages, lands,
tene⸗
ve Monatteries, &c. 245
| genements, tithes,ec, and other pollellions and heredicaments ofthe fain
Hate onatteries, Abbeies, Wriopies, Nunries Tommaundꝛies, Deane
ries, Colledges, Pꝛebends, Hoſpitals houſes of F tiers, Kectories, Uica⸗
rages, Chauntries, Churches, Chappels, Archbiſhopꝛickes, Biſhopricks,
and other Religious and Eccleſiaſticall houſes, oꝛ late belonging oꝛ aps
pointed,to, and foꝛ the finding of Pꝛieſts, Obites lightes, oꝛ other like
purpofe,o2 arty of chem, which came to the handes of the late King Der.
the 8, by dtflolution, gift, qraunt, furrender, attainder, 02 ot herwiſe, 07
to the hands of king Cv, the 6. bp verte of the koꝛelaid act mave 1. Ed.
6.02 otherwile,oz to the hands and poſſeſſions of other perfons ec, by lun⸗
Bap micanes and allurances; Mall have; keepe, and eniop ‘all and euerp the
aid Dcites, lands, tenements, and other heredttaments , accoꝛding to
fuct cates as euery of thein nowe hatie ; or hereafter hall haue in the
fame bp the nue courfe of the Lawes and Statutes of this Realme, now
jin force. And every article, claufe,fentence and pꝛouiſo, contained in a⸗
nie Act oꝛ Acts of Parliament, concernina the allurance ofthe fain Woe .
Scant Colledges Chauntries, ec, and other’ religions and
Ettlelialticall houles and places ,op in any wife concebning anpmanoys,
andes ec, or other things before (pecitied to che fain king Den. the viii,
pking Epw.the vi. 02 any other perſon or perlons; oꝛ bodies politique
bpcoppopate; and every waiting, deede and inſtrument, cohcerning the
iffurance of anp of che fame, thal romaine iw fogce, anv be pleaded and
Haken apuantage of, to all intentes, as the ſame mightep- could haue ‘bin
op the Lawesand ftatutesof this Realme, And all feaffeniencs; fines;
lurrenvers, forfattures, contetances, and interelts in any wife conueyed
Mitade to king Den, che eight, 0 to king Co, the viror cither of them, oz
o anx other perfon,bodie politique oꝛ conpozat, bp deede, oꝛ act of Parli⸗
ment, op otheriwife; of any the Scites, Wanozs, Landes, ec, or hereditas
ents of arty of che fait Archbihops, Biſhops, Wonatteries, Pꝛioꝛies,
| 'C,02 of anp manozs, andes tc. oz any other hereditamentes, of, by, or
| rom any eccleftatticall perfor oꝛ perfons, oꝛ by, 02 from any {pirituall oz
l icelefiatticall Cormperation, o2 bodie politique , Hall be rood and auailea⸗
le in the Lath to all intents, anv Hallbe pleaded and taken aduantage
| \f. And euery claufe and article of Sauing contained in euerp of the ain
_ fatutes, hall remaine in {uch force and effect, as they were before the
| rif pay of the Parliament holden 1, and 2, P. and 9, any ching cons
uined in the Ace then made (repealing all Statutes, Articles and Prꝛo⸗
ilſdes made again® the See of Rome fince chetwentiech peere of King
| Denrp the eight in any wile notwithtanding, And wholoeuer thall by
wees obtained vut of any Eccleftatticall Court within this Reale, 02
vithout, 02 bp pretence of any Spiritual iuriſdiction, oꝛ otherwile,cons
tarp tothe Lawes of his Realme, moleſt anv perfon 02 bodie politique,
ANY OF the lands, tenements, hereditaments, 02 other things pa
| pect:
— —
= 2, “te
_ Money.
{pecitied,contraric to the woznes,fentence, and meaning of this
incur the danger of the Act of Premunire, made 16.2, 2, and fa ?
and incurte the fogfaitures,andpaines contamed inthe fame, 1 ,and
and M. 8. 1,C1i3,1, ted ——— J id 9.2" —* ah 2 a
_I That Religious perfons profeffed, were inabledto inherite, p Ite
chafe,fue,and to befued,S. Abilitie 3, tuPsdseet ice 03. Ge
_2, That thofe Abbey lands,which were difcharged oftithes, thal fo ree
maine.S. Tythes —. — —
3 Thatall Religious houſes fhallbe within the viitation ofthe Ordie
narie within whofe dioces theyarefituat.S,Ordinarie3,
4 Forthe Tenthesreferued ypon Abbey lands and the remedic for re⸗
couerie of them.S.Tenthes, 2 1 9 + Oe Mey ink avis ta 4
3 For tenuresreferued ypon Abbey lands,S. Fenures 4.5,- ear
HiwNs on; Money. £57, Sah cot oh F
Tenner ate If any perlon op perfons exchange any coyned Solo, copnen Siluer,
nepiaoze then 202 Money, qiuing paying oz receiunngy anp more invalue,benetite op
riscutcant, uantage fopit,then the fame is. op fhalbe declared bp the Queenes proclas
ination to be currant foz wiehin this Realm,eq? othec hee graces Dominls,
ons; Then the lame coped gold, fuer, and money (hall be lorfait to the
MD, anv J. that will {eile op {ue fog the, lame, to be recouered by AB. P. J.
gc. wherein no CO, E. M. Fc, andthe partie ſo effending hall fuffer imprie
lonmeunt by che {pace ofa vere and alla. make tine at the Quceng pleaure
25, Ed.3.12.5d.6353333.
Paving of mo · 2 Ik any perlon inbabicing within this Reale, doth pay, o2 witting⸗
Cantatne’ (Wp deliner-by way oferchange, op otherwile, to any Marchant oz other.
" — perfon bogne out of the Q.obeilance, for anp marchandize wares, oꝛ in Rall
other wile any peeces of gold copned in this Realme oꝛ any other Res
alg, 02 any plate vellels matte; vullion, oz Juell of gold, wroughtoz vn⸗
wrought, he thal fopfaic the double ſummie oz value of all fuch mony, gold,
plate, ¢c,tothe Queene and J. chat will ſeiſe og fue for che fame, by A, B.
Ec. after the cuſtome of the citie, poꝛt, oꝛ towne where. it (hall happen anp
fopfaiture to fall, oz by information. in the, Eſchequer, wherein no P. Ce
14m Ale
ea
*
tc. 4,10,7.23, 409 nice? is Sui stg ——
Tranſporting — — doth fenvop carryout ofthe Reaime of England, anp
ot g9ib 98 HE Gold oꝛ Silucr in monep, bullion, plate, op vetlell, withoutthe Queenes
licence,(fauing fo2 his reafonable expences 2.1),4.5.) (hall fopfaitthe bas
lue of the fame fo carried forth 9. Ed. 3. 1. 5. R. 2.2. except ranfomes for
fines of Engliſh paifoners taken bepond.the Sea, and the money that lj
Souldters ſhall carry with chem top their reafonable colles and money, —
fo2 horſes, oxen, heepe, tother things bought inScotland, tobe beoughe
and carried to the partes adiopning : So that the money £0 befent for the
Sues of the (aid petfaners, 02 to be carrien by the Souldiers, but ne
| i
ees
Mortdaunceſter. Mortmaine. 246
without the Queenes licence 2.1). 6.6. And he whieh is vpon his pallage
in any Chip 0} belle! bor to goe out of any port hauen on creeke, chall imme⸗
diatly confefte anviveclare after warning to ‘him giuen bp che Queenes
| earcher what gold op ſiluer income o2 mafle he hath with him for his ex⸗
‘pences, oꝛ els that money fo concealed hall be all Aas to the DQuueenes2,
D4: 5. S,Cuftomes 9, Marchants % 5
| 4 30 perfon ſhall carrie nop conuey, nod | cata ni) catrien But of Bone cate
sa ealine,anp bullion, plate, 02 cofte of Gold oꝛ Siluer into Ireland, *
aboue the ſumme of vi, 3, bit. nog conuey any ſuch Bullion, Plate, or
paine into any ſhip, boate oꝛ ether vellels, bpon paine of forfaiture of the e
ſaid bullion, plate, oꝛ coine, and ofimpzifonment; and fine at the Queenes
pleaſure. 196675
5 No perlon thal bring oꝛ tonuey no? cauſe to bebgoughe any coine of Sei imoner
ht tnte
Bold oꝛ Siluer,aboue the ſumme of iii.s.titt.8.of the coine of Ire land into england.
his Realme,opon patne to forfaicall che fais Coine aboue iii.s.iiii.ð. and
+o haue impzifonment, and make fine atthe Queenes plealure. Aud itis
‘\awwfull to anp of che Queenes {ubiects; to feile the Iriſh monep bꝛought
ntothis Kealme and to bring it to the Queenes Wine, and there he ſhall
haue the value of halfe fuch money delivered to him,to his owne vſe, by the
Palter of the opint.19.1).7,5.
6 Aholoeuer in buying and felling, willprefume to refule a halle — tinal
penie , 02 farthing , being of fawfull meteall, and hauing the fourme “”
and fathion which ic ought to haue, ſhall bee ‘taker as a contemmner of
- the — Maieltie, thallbe thzuſt in pꝛiſon, and fet vpon the Pillo
rie. 12. M. 3.
I korthe forging, aaa ſcaling, or bringing in of any —
J ‘forged Money.S. ‘Treafon 1.2.3.4.5.6, Im ah
‘MortdaaniceRtes’
Ik aman Dodie, and have diners heires whereof one ts { ſonne 02 daugh⸗
Lter, bꝛother oꝛ fifter, nephew or nice, and the other be further in degree,
all the heires ſhall haue cheit recouerie bp weit of Mortdauncefter, Glou-
ceſter. 6.€0.1,6.
| x Where dammages fhall be recouered in Mortdauncefter.S, Dain- —*
mages 12.
2Mortdaunceſter forthe heire being wronefully keptor put out of
“his inheritance by his chiefe Lord,S,Wardes 9,
Mortmaine.
) | any Religious petfor.or other whatſoeuer, will buy o2 fell any lands fam gon
_ £0} tenements,o2 will receiue the ſame by colour of any gilt oꝛ leaſe, 02 rap —
_ bp reafon of any other title whatloeuer, 02 will by other practiſe, oꝛ ‘be:
| ife,pracure the fame to bimlelfe; whereby {uch lands 02 cenements map
Come inte Moꝛtmaine, be thall fort.the fame lands, Magna Char 9. D.3. anucance of
37 7-C0,1, Anvif anp Religions, oꝛ other {pirituall perton: bath use ebonmain,
Mortmaine.
the ok any ib tentoments, fees, atulotufons,o. of any ma
poſieſſions, whereof any other. ts ſeiſed bp feottement, om anp othe
to his vle, to the intent to amoꝛtiſe the fame, he Mall fore, the lame ac
dingto the korme of the koreſaid tatute. 15. R.2.5. we
bet oe 2, St ts lawtull fo2 the Queene, oꝛ anyother chiefe Lope of the fee v
enatia i moat. mediate, to enter into the land ſo aliened, within a peere after the alienatie
maine, . on, ¢to hole infee as hts owne inheritance. And ifthechiefe Loꝛd be
| ligent,¢ willnot enter into his kee within the yere, then itis lawful ta
nert immediat Lord of the fame kee, to enter bpon the fame fee within half
i apere then nert following, and to hold it as aloꝛeſaid. And fo euerp chiefe
Loꝛd immediate map enter vpon the fame, ifthe next immediate Loy be
fiacke in fo doing. Andif all the chiefe Lopds offuch tees being of full age f
within the foure Seas, and out of ppifon, be negligent ot flackin their ene
The D.enteie trie, by che (pace ofa pere and.ahalfe, the Q. Maielty may take the fame
landsoꝛ tenements into her handes immediatlp after the peres enn that
ſuch purchaſes gikts oꝛappꝛopꝛiations ſhalbe mane, ¢ fhall enfeffe ſome
ther therein, bp certaineferuices tohe done to. her fo2 the vefence of th
Realne:fauing.to the chieke Lords ofthe feestheir wards, efcheates,a a
other, feruices,thereunto due and accuſtomed.7. Ed.I.
Lane — 3 Ik any Religious perſon, Aicar 02 other {pirttual parſon, do enterin i
pard,opgtuen co any lands oz cenements which be adtopning to his Church, and of the
toa Guild.” ‘fame lands, by ſuſterance eallentefthe tenants,voth make a Churchyard
and.buriall place fo bis parith, without the licence of the Queene anv the
chiefe Lond of the fee,itis Mortmain and he is within the compalle of the.
korꝛeſaid ſtatute. And fo ts it of allands,tenements,¢ other pollepians pu
chaled.to rhe vſe of any Guilds oꝛ Fraternities. 1 5.R,2.5. ¢
— as a Cay Maioꝛ, Bailife,and commons of anp Mie masta, 02 towne
Cogpozatton, which hath a perpetuall Comminaltic, oꝛ other which hath an office pers
petuall,vo purchale to them and their Commons ,o2 to them and their o
fice,o ik any other do purchafe totheir ble, andthep thereof take the :
fits, itis Mortmaine, and they are within thevanger of the lozelaid ſt
tute of 7,0,1, 15. R.2.5. |
rere 5. Ifa Religious op eccleſtaſticall perfon vo implead any ‘other, and
by befaule. the partie impleaded maketh default, whereby he ought to loofe the land
itthall be enquired bp the Countrep, whether the pemaundant had right
inthe thing hedemanded,o2 no,audit it be found chat the demandant hath
right, iudgement thall paſſe with him, and he Hall recover feifin, And if
he hathne right, the land ſhall accrue to the next horn of the fee, tf be de:
mand it within a yeere after,the enquett taken, And if be doth not dex
mand it within. a peere,it hall accrue to the nert Loꝛd aboue,tf he demand
it within halfe apeere,after che fame yere. And ſo euery Loꝛd after the
nert Lod immediate, thall haue halfe.a peere to demaund it fucceftiuelp,
vntillit come to the Queene,ta whom theough the dekault of other a
a Mortmaine, 247
3
Holand ſhall accrue, And after Judgement giuen, the Land thal remaine in
rhe Queenes hand, vntil it be deraigned by the demandant, 02 fome other
chiefe Lord. And euery chiefe Lorwof the fee ſhalbe admitted to challenge Challenge.
the Jurorzs of che enqueſt, and euery one that will, map challenge them fo2
the Queene. Welt.2. 13,€.1,31.
| 6 All feoffements, fines, recoueries,wils,and other eſtates and aſſuran⸗ aqurance of
es, deuiſed, couenanted, oꝛdeined oꝛ in any wile made of trult, of any mae See to chute
028, lands, tenements op hereditaments tothe vſe okany pariſh churches,
appels,churchwardens,cuilds, fraternities oꝛ bꝛot herhoods, erected op
nave of deuotion, oꝛ by common alſent of the people without any Coꝛpo⸗
‘a ion orto the vſes and intents to haue obites perpetuall, oꝛ a continuall
eruice ofa Pꝛieſt fo euer, oꝛ foꝛ 60.02 80, peresfound of the pꝛoſites of
he fame landste.o2 that the feoffees, conufees, recouerees oz other per⸗
ons, and their heires thereof ſeiſed (hall take, leuie 02 perceiue, oꝛ caule oz
uffer to betaken, leuied o2 perceiued the iſſues and ppofits thereof, ethe
ame to diſpoſe o2 otherwife imploy oꝛ {uffer oꝛ caule to be paied, diſpoſed
zimplopen to any of the koreſaid bles,02 toanp of the like bles: ſhalbe vt⸗
erly void. 3,4). 8.10,
7 Butit islawfull to euery perfor, being feifen of any manoꝛs, lands, Affuranceot
ehements oꝛ hereditaments, to his owne proper bfe,o2 hauing feoffees,res irene ae
zuerees O2 conuſees to bis vſe, tomake, ordaine or deuiſe, o2 cauleto be veres,
abe Ec,any of che vſes, intents o2 purpoſes aboue ſpecified, in ſuch maner
s they might haue done before the making of this act, ſo that no luch oles
Ht. be made o2 appointed to endure by any craft,wozds,02 other meaties, ae
doue the terme. of rr.peres,nert after the fir making and heginning of a
ipfuch vſes xc.23. h.8.10.
| 8 Ikany perlon oꝛ perlons in dekraud of thie Statute doth binde or Collateral al⸗
ddaine any of their heires oz lucceſſors, oꝛ any other perſons, that thep fants tae
hall {utter {ich bles, intentes oꝛ purpoles, to continue contrarie to this this natute.
Fatute vpon paine of lofle of anp other Landes , oꝛ of anp other thing, 02
oe deuile by any colour, craft aꝛ meanes, any chine te make fuch bles,
eclared contraryto the meaning of this ct, to centinue for any longer
ime then ts aboue limitted forthe: ſame: Chen euery ſuch penaltie,
raft, colour, and eueryother thing that is made opdeuifen in detraud of
bis act, fall be vtterly voin : for this Statute hall be interpreted ‘ag
senefictallp as may be,tathedeltruction and vtter auaiding ofthe vſes a⸗
* — of allother like(other then luch = ave befoge erppel:
0D.)23.10,5,10,0 0 2 *
‘9 But this act is nat pret: ubicial tothe euttonte of any Titie oꝛ towne —
ozporate where by their auncient cuſtomes they haue aut ho rityto deuile uite in Bort.
heir lanvs eo, wirhin the ere cites, tawnes int o ortmaine. Neither maine.
“hall tebe vreiudiciall co the deuiſts maa bythe ererutors of the wils of
| Re Taunis ana Terrie erthe Cieiews paws twichael23,A0.8,10, - .
j 10 Bue
a -
Mortuaries.
Tands gluen | TO But notwichttanding any of the forelain Statutes, o2 anp
— ſtatute, law oꝛ cuſtome, itis lawfull for euery perſon which is fet
nfcoprection,oz Ap manors, landes, tenements oꝛ other hereditaments, tn fee fimy
— people poſſeſſion, reuerſion oꝛ remainder, holden in free ſocage ofthe Queen
any other perſon oꝛ bodie politike in his owne right, and co his owne
foz and during che {pace of twenty peres (to be accounted fromthe vii
Feb.Anu,.Do,1575,)to make feoffements, graunts,oꝛ anyother aſſur
ces, 02 by his laſt will in writing to giue and bequeath in fee fimple,all op
any part of thefain lands, tenements o2 hereditaments, to anp bodie poe
litique op coꝛpoꝛate, and there ſucceſſoꝛs, now erected, oz hereafter to be
erected,o2 to any other perfon o2 perfons and their heires, to and for the
prouifion,futentationo2 maintenance of anp of thehoules of coprection,
oꝛ abiding houles pꝛouided for certaine offenders, o2 of any ſtockes op
ſtorꝛes for pooꝛe people, without any licence of Moꝛtmain therin to he ob⸗
tained, 02 any weit of Ad quod damnum to be ſued out foꝛ the fame. Bue
the rents anv feruices due to the M. and other chicte Lords of the fee go⸗
ing out of the ſame lands, Hall be to them ſaued and referuen, 18.Eliz. 5)
35.Eliz. 7, to continue till the enrotehe neve Parliament now next ental
{uing , And tt hall be lawkull koꝛ euery perfor, fo2 anv during the ſpace
of xx. peeves nert enſuing, (ots, from x. Apꝛilis, Au. Do, 1593.) tomake
feoffements, graunts, ox any other affurances ,02 bp lait will in wetting,
to giue and bequeath in fee fimple,afwell to the vie of the pooꝛe, as foꝛ they
pꝛouiſion,ſuſtentation oꝛ maintenance of any boule of cogrection , op able
ding houles, o2 ofanp flocks 0} ſtores, alloz any pare offuch of his lands
tenements and hereditaments, andin {uch manerand korme, as he might)
haue done, to, and for che proutiton, ſuſtentation, oꝛ maintenance of any
houles of cogrection oꝛ abiding houſes, oy of anp ſtockes 02 ſtoꝛes by force
* okthe (aid ſtatute. 35. El.7. tod |
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4
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Bi ees » Mortuariess t J—
— as \ 7D Wortuarie oꝛ Corfe pꝛeſent, ſhalbe giuen oꝛ demaundedok any
—— that 4 perſon, but onely in fuch place, where heretofore Wortuaries haue
aac, hin vſedto be paied and giuen: 3202 any perfon thall pap Woptuartes in
moꝛe places then one, that is to lay, inthe place of his mot dwelling, and
habitation and there but one Dortuarie, 2D .Bi6, 6
Po Mortuary ; 2No Wogtuary Hhalbe caken o2 demaunded of any perfan whatſoeuer
wher thegoods he he,wbich atthe time of his death hathin motieable goods vnder the va⸗
— lue ot rakes. 21.86. 2 i “ty
ahemutiefo, . 3. 320 Warlon, Cicar, Curate, o2 other {pivituall perfom, nog any of
alvmogtuarics. thete Farmers, Baytifes;o2 Leſſees, ſhall foz any perſon dying oz Dead,
vs and being at the time ofhis deathof the value inmoueable goods of tenne
Harkes or more,aboue his debts patd,and onder che lumme ok xxx. li. take
koꝛa Moꝛtuary aboue iti.s.iiii.d. in the whole. And for a perſon being at
the time of bis death of the value of xxx.li. aboue his debt paid in ——
|
,
ee At
% > ie s
J Mortuaries. —* 248
ble goods and vnder the value of rl, li. there ſhall no moze be taken fo a
Motuariethen vi.s. viii.ð. in che whole. And koꝛ a perſon hauing at che
time of his death of the value in moueable goods of xl.li.oꝛ aboue, to any
ſumme, aboue his debts paid,there ſhall no moze be taken t¢,fo2 a Moꝛtu⸗
arie then x.s.in the whole.ꝛr. Hß.
|. 4 0 Iarſon Aicar Curat, ec, oꝛ other, ſhall take, demaund, 02 aſke, Thele hal poy
any Mortuarie o2 other ching bp wap of Pogtuaric fox any woman being " mortuaries.
ouert Baron, 102 for any childe, oꝛ any perfon not keeping houfe, nor als
fo for any waykairing matt,op other that maketh not refivence in the place
where they hall happen ta die. But the Moꝛtuary ofluch wapfairing pers
fons ſhall be anſwerable(in places where Moꝛtuaries be accuſtomed ta be
patd,and in maner, fozine,and rate befoze mentioned, and nome otherwiſe)
inthe places where ſuch wapfatring perlons, at the time of their death,
had their molt habitation houſe, and dwelling places, and no where elfe,
21, 8.6, FEE 132
: r= ait no2 Copfe prefents , nop any ſumme of money oꝛ o⸗ Moꝛtuartes in
therthing fopthem, thall be demaunded oꝛ bad in the parties of (ales; Sat one t
hozinthe Darches of the fame, noz in the Cowne of Berwicke , nox sBarches of
arches of the fame, but onely in fuch places where Mortuaries haue them.
bit accuttomen to be patos Neither fhallanp Mortuaries noꝛ Corfe ppe-
tent, nop any thing for them be demaunded o2 had in chofe places, but ones
Ipafter cheogder ¢ manerabouclpecifien, € none ot herwiſe nor of any o
Wher perfonthen. is aboue limitted. But it is lawlull to the Bithops of
Bangor, Landaffe, Saint Dauid, and Saint Atle , and likewileto che
Archdeacon of Chetter;to take ſuch Mortuaries of the Prieſtes withe
ntheir Diocelle and Juriſdictions, as hererofogehaue bin accuttomen,
7 1,30.8.6, ’ ; 33 Pi ; on
| 6 Roperfon ſhalbe compelled in ſuch places (where Wortuaries haue Mortuarie· o€
ain accuttomento betakercfielle value then is aforeſaid)to pap any other en e.
Hoꝛtuariesoꝛ moꝛe fog anpmoꝛtuariethen hath bin accuſtamed: Noꝛ a2
Ay Moꝛtuary ſhalbe demanded taken, oz had,in {uch place otf any perſon oꝛ
erlons exempt vythis act nor contraryto this act. 2. h.s.s..
7 It any Parton; Ctcar, Curat, 02 other ſpirituall perſon op their urine
Farmers, Baplikes, oꝛ Leſſees do take, recetue, 0 demaunde ot anp pers vemaunding
on withinthis Realme,foyany perſon oping within the ſame, any 9903- — Hs
uarie op cozte pefent,ézany ſumme of money, 02 anyother thine fo? the
Spe moze then is befopemientionen, oꝛ do content, o2 «call any perſon
I
nperfonsbefore any Judge ſpiritual foꝛ the recouerie of any ſuch Wop. .
uaries oꝛ Coꝛſe pꝛeſents oꝛ any other thing for the ſame more then is
etoremenciontd he ſhalt forfait for euery time fo demauding, receiuing,
aking, conuenting, or calling ec. ſo much in value as he thall cake aboue
helumme beloꝛe limitted,andalfarl.s, co the partie grieued, contrarie g legay giuen
ochisact, to be recouered by A.I.xc. wherein no CU, €,€.12,¢6. Bue —
ao it ,
Murder and Manflaughter.
it is aww itil for any ſpiritual perfon to take anp ſumme of money, opother
thine, which by any perſon dying thalbe giuen 02 bequeathed to Him, ota
the high Altar of the Church.21.,8.6. 6 ae
1 Thatwhere Mortuariesbe demaunded ina fpiritual Court, the
prohibition doth notlie.S.Prohibition I, a 12.
2 That fraudulent'deedsto defeat other of their. Mortuaries be void,
S, Fraudulent deeds 1, “sHehty J
Murder and Manflaughter.
Pasa BLU perfon bemurderen op laine in the Day, andthe murderer efcape
i ontaken, thecownelhip where the fain deed is Done ſhall be amercen for
thefatoelcape.3 M. 7. . iced
Murderer ar 2 Ikany man bellaine opmurvered, andthe flears, murderers, abbet⸗
Eaanenatthe tors,mainteinors, anvcomfogters ofthe fame beinvicted therefore st he
fame ſlears and murderers and all other acceſſariesof the ſame. wall be ats
raigned and determined of the fame kelonie and murder at anytime at ty
. Dalvie; withinthe pore after the fame felony any murder done, and tot
tarrythe yere and day kor any appeal to be taken forthe fame felony op
murder. 3. M.7. 1. — eon ™
reaignenent — 36 Ilk any perſon ſo named as principal op accellarie, be acquited of any
oth wdicd {uch murder at che Dluic within the vere and day, then the Jultices bee
the D, uit, Foxe, whombeisacquicen, hallnot (afer him to goe at large, but either
chall remit him againe topꝛiſon o elle let him to baile atter their diſcre
tion, till che yere and day be pallen And ifthe fame felons, murderers)
and accellavies 02 any of chem fo arraigned, be acquiten, oz the principel
okthe laid felonic, op anpotthemt be attainted: Che wife, op nert heire tt)
him fo flaine as cale wal require ,anay take theit appeale of the fame
beathand murder, within the pere at day, after the fame kelony and mur
oo Deedoney agadtt the ſaid perſon fo arraigned and actutite, and all othe
their accellaries, op againſt the acceſlartes ofthe faiteppincipall ; 02 any
of them fo attainted, op againlt che Cat principals ſoattainted, tf the)
be thew liuing, and che benelit of the Clergie thereothefore not hav. Ant
the appealane hall haue fuch anuantcanes; as if the ſaid acquitall and at·
tainder had got: bincheſaid acquitall or attainder nofwithtandings 3.
. *
St . Hen. 71 SLUR MIS SO RAIS. FAG SS Qe ae sat 3 SSIES ate
et toa 4 Chowike veheire okthe perſon fo llaine oꝛ murdered, as catethal re
toitbin what quives may commence their appealein proper perſon, at anp time withir
whoinappeal ehepere after the felonp done, beloze the Sherike and Coroners of the cou
be conunencen, ¢? Where the laid felony and murder was tone, op before che Queene in he!
Bench,or Iullices of nanlenelineep:sD.7il. J.
Dovlonins. 5 Gil wilfull killing by popfoninyofanpiperton, is wilfull Murder o⸗
malice prepenced, ane theoftenders; thelr aidozs, abbettors pꝛocuroꝛs ant
counfailors, hal fuffer death,and fozfasincales of wilful Murder of ma:
liceprepencet, 0.602 oo. 2 ; 4
Murder and Manflaughter. Newes. 249
6 t chall not be adiudged Wurder , where an act is done by miffore Miladnenturt.
tune: But Murder ſhall be intended ofthem which be keloniouſly ſlaine,
Marleb. 5 2.1.3 +26, , —*
That appeal of Murder may be commenced in one Countie, of
the death of any perfon ftriken or poyfoned in any other Countie. S.
‘Triallr. - 3 REF |
/ a The declaration in appeale of Murder and within what time it
fhall be fued<S,Appeal2, - BED RD SE OT §
Where Murder fhall be tried by {peciall commiffion. S,Treafon 9.
4 _Thatthe killing ofthe Chauncelour, Treaforer or any Iudge &c.
fitting inhis-place is high Treafon.. S. Treaſon 1. ‘
+5 Thatitisnotlawfull to flay any perfon attainted in Premunire. 8.
—
Premunire. — usr J
6 Thatthe appellant in appeal of Murder where battaile lieth nos,
may make anatturney. S.Atturney 5. HOI Manñ
7 Inwhatfort Coronersfhall inquire of Murder , and attach the of
fendors.S.Coronets 2.3.4. .
8 Inwhatcafe Forefters may flay offendors.S,Forelts 4. |
Be SII SL ON Newes, J
V 7Hoſoeuer doth contrine , fpeake, oz telfanp falle o2 counterfait Pretuts to
VV netnes, whereof oifcoyn,o2 matter, 02 caule of diſcord 02 Mlaunder gimmie on,
map arife betweene the Queene and her Joble men, oꝛ people, Dz any e ber tubiects,
falſe newes,lpes.o2 other {uch falle things of relates, Dukes, Carles, ——
Barons, anv other Nobles and Weeresof the Kealme, oꝛ of the Chaun⸗ foceres oz .
color, Crealorer, Clerke of the priute Scale, Steward of the Q, houle, othe Hah ik
Suttices of theone Bench, o2 of the other, op of any great Officer of the ‘
+) Reale , hereof diſcoꝛd oꝛ launder map rile within the Realme, thall
be taken and impriſoned, vntill he hath bꝛought foorth him which div
fpeake the fame. Ano when he is taken and impriſoned, and cannot find
him which fpake the words , then he thall be puniſhed by the adutle of the
| Havent 3-0, 1,34 2.R.2.5. I 2. R.2.1 I, I, 2. P. and
J pee E803 SLOG SOT Tag ete a
| 2 Wihotoerier thatl bp preaching, teaching, writing,o2 oper fpeech no- Hewes concer,
‘fifie, chatanp cating of fil) 02 foxbearing of fleth, mentioned tn the ſta⸗ th .02 forbeas
‘tite kor thole cafes peoninen ; is of anp neceflitte for che ſauing of che "SF Meth.
foule of matt, opthat te ts the ſeruice of God, otherwile then as other po⸗
litike Lawesbe ſhall be puniſhed as ſpꝛeaders of falle newes are, anv
ought to be. 5,€1.5, 35.El.7. to continue tothe endof the next Parlia⸗
Ment now nere inſuinz.
3. SE any perfor op perfons , hall aduifenty, and with a malicious ine Siaunderous.
| tent of his 02 their owne imagination, ſpeake any fale, ſeditious, x ſlaun⸗ per Saientc.
derous neues, rumozs,fapines, o2 tales, againſt our moſt naturall Soue-
raigne Ladie the Queenes ——— now is +) Chen all and pte
| k uc
G
|
q
FAcwes vpon
other mens
reports,
Vithont anpsitie 0 towne corpoꝛat, andi it thallforcunc to be within |
“any citieso2, towne copporat,then by che principal officer or ofticersef ſuch
Che fecond
Hanser againk
ke De
onuiction.
Slander of the
Q. by booke,
ximc, wiiting.
fa! Newes. wok
fuch perfor and perſons ſo offending, being thereoflawiullyconuicten oy
attainted, in foꝛme hereafter in this paefent act expꝛeſſed, Hill for euery
Cuch firtt offence either be in fome Market place within the Shire, citie,
oꝛ borough, (where the fain woꝛds were 02 hall be fo fpoken ) fet openly
vpon the Pillogie , by the Shirike oꝛ his miniters, if it hall fortune to be
Without any Citic oz Cowne corporat, and tific ſhall fortune co be wichin
any Citie oꝛ Comune cogporat, then by the principal officer oꝛ officers of
fuch citte og tote cogporat , o2 his 02 their minifters, and there to haue
both his cares cut off , oꝛ at the election of the offendo2, pay two hundꝛed
poundesto the Queenes vſe, inher receipt ofthe Crchequer, within two
monethes nee after the iudgement giuen of his ſaid oſfence, and alſo hall
luller tmppifonment by thespace of fire moncthes alter luch bis ortheit
conuiction, without baile oꝛ matnpette, 23 ,€1,2, iin
4 ll and euery perfon and perfons, which hall aduiſedly, and with a
malicious intent again our ſaid Soueraigne Ladie, report anp falſe,
fovitions and. ſlaunderdus newes, rumos, oz tales, to the flaunder and
defamation of our ſaid Soueraigne Ladie the Queenes Maieſtie that
now is, ofthe ſpeaking, oꝛ reporting of any other; Then all and euery
fuch perfon oꝛ perſons fo repopting being thereot conutcted anv attainted
it forme hereafter in thts act erprelled, ſhall toz euery fuch fir offence |
either be infome Market place within the Shire, Citic, Borough oꝛ
Bowne , where the fad words were, o2fhall be ſo repoꝛted; {et opentp
vpon the Witlore; by the Shirile op his minilters, il it Mall lortune to be
be
ritie op co wne coppogat, 02 bis o2 their minilkers, and there to haue one of
his cares cut off,02 at the election of che offendoz,pap ttua hundzed Darks
to the Queenes vie, in her veceipt of the, Crehequer,, within two mos
nethes nert afterche iudgement giuen of his laid offence ,anvatlo fall
futfcr mpriſonment by the (pace of chee Donethes atter his op their cons
uiction, without baile oz mainpefe,23.€12,
Ik any perlon oꝛ perſons once lawfully convicted fo any of the of¢ |
fencesafozelaid doe afterwards eftfoones offend in any. of the offences |
akozelaid : Chen euery fuch econd offence Hhall be deemed eadiungenfes ||
ionic, €the offendo, & offerdors therein, hall ſukker luch paines ofdeath,
& forfaiture,as in cale of Felony, without anp benefit of Clergie o Sante |
tuarie to be allowed vnto the offendo2 inthat bebalfe, 2 3. El.2.
6 any perlon o2 perfons,cither within this Realme,oz inany other,
the Dueenes dominions, oz inany other place, out of the Queenes domi⸗
nions, fhall aduiſedly and witha nialicious intent again our ſaid Soue⸗
raigne Ladie, deuiſe, and write, mint, oꝛ fet kooꝛth anp maner of booke, |
rirne,ballave,letter,oz waiting, containing anp falfe,fenicious,¢ Taundes |
yous matter,to che delamation of the Q. (chat now ts) oꝛ Co che tucouras
| ging,
a | Newes. 250
ging, lirring, op moouing of any infucrection 62 rebellion wishin this
~ Realine,o any the dominions belonging tothe fame. Oꝛ if any perſon oꝛ
perfons, either within this Kealme, oꝛ other the Q.dominions , 02 in any
pooke,time,ballade, letter,o2 wꝛiting, to bewꝛitten painted padli hen og
fetfoorth, ¢ the fain offence uot being puniſhable bp che ſta.made An. 25.
Ed.z. concerning Creafon, op veclaration of treaton, op bp anyother ſta⸗
tute tubereby any offence is mane op declared treafon? Then euery ſuch
olfence ſhall be eemed ¢ adiuDged Felonic, ethe olkendors therein. being
‘thereof conuicted ¢ attainted, thal ſuſfer fuch painesof beach « forfatture,
asin cale offelonie is vſed, without any benelit of Cleraieo, Sanctua-
rie to be alloted vnto the offendo2 inthat bebalfeyagsCtes
*
the Qrucene, (hat now fs) either wit hin her Dominions,eꝛ wit hout hald
Dp fetting o2 erecting of any figure oꝛ ſigures, oꝛ by caltingof Rati
ties, oꝛ by Calculation, oꝛ by any Pꝛopheciyng, Ciiteycraft ;Coniuras
tions , 02 other like pulatwfull meanes whacloeuer , feeke to knol, and
ſhall fet foorth by expꝛeſſe woꝛds, deedes, oꝛ writings , how lowe her Was
)) this Reale of England, after her Highnes deceale,op elle ſhall aduiſed⸗
Ip,and with a malicious intent againt her Dighnes, beter anp maner of
direct pꝛophecies to any ſuch mtent op purpoſe. Oꝛ ſhall malicionllp by
any wordes, writing, o2 printing, with, wůl, oꝛ delire the Death oꝛ depri⸗
uation of our Soueraigne Ladie the Quucene (that now ts) oꝛ any thing
birectly to the fame effect : Chen euery (uch offence ſhall be Felonie, and
ciety offendo? anv offendors therein and alſo all his 02 their appers,
Felons, and thall (uffer (uch paines of death and fopfaiture , asin cafe of
Felonie is vlen, without any benefit of Clergie oꝛ Sanctuarie, And the
| Peeres o£ this Realme , and eucry of them, that thall hereafter fortune
—
‘Act, opany thing therein contained, nor any Attainder og Attainders of
‘any perfor o2 perfons , fo2 ‘any offence op offences made Felonie bp this
Act, Hall not in any wile ertend, 07 be aiudged, interpieted , oꝛ expoun⸗
ded, Co make che offendo2 02 offendops ta-forfatt oz tole any landes, tene-
7 HE any perfon 02 perfons, of what eſtate, condition, oꝛ degree ſo euer IBropbe Toho
he o2 thepbe, at any time during che ltfeof our Cain Soueraique Lante wrung ber :
eath 02 de⸗
peination.
“pther place out ofthe Queenes dominions, haltadutlenlpse with amaii=
clousintent againſt our laid Soueratne Lavy pꝛocure oꝛcauſe any ſuch
ieltie Hall liue 02 continue, oz who ſhall raigne as Klngoꝛ Queene of
pꝛocurers, and abbetters, in, oꝛ tothe fain offences, ſhall be iudgedas
‘fo be indicted of anp the offences atoreſaid ſhall be tried bytheir Peeres, Triall of
as befoge hath bit accuſtomed in cafes of Treaſon and Felonte. But this Peeves,
ments oꝛ hereditaments , any longer then onely during bis owne life, Ao contnpttor
| oz! to make any copruption of blowy, to anp the heire oz heives of any te nya ee
| ſuchotkendor 02 offendoꝛs, oꝛ to make the wike of any ſuch oſfendoꝛ to of dower.
| Tole oꝛ koꝛfait her dower, op title of dower, of, oꝛ in any Landes, tene⸗
— rents, oꝛ hereditaments, oꝛ her action oꝛ intereſt to the fame : any ching
a Wk 2 in
ii
—
~~ * y Newes;
it this Act concatuensop any Attainder oꝛ Attainders hereafter tobe hav,
foz any offence ox offences made Felonie bp this ace, to the contraviena t i .
withfanving,23.€12. >. - ne
Aihat Juices 8 Che Juſtices of the Kings Bench, Juſtices of Dyer and determi ie
Detecminerhe. ner, Jultices of Alliſes in theit ſeuerall circuits, and Juctices of genera
korelai offen» Gaole veliucrie salwell within liberties as without, within the limits of
" their ſeuerall commiftions »thall bp vertue hereof, haue full power and
authoritie, to inquire of and to heare and determine all and euery the of⸗
fences afopelain, And the partie indicted and arraigned of any the offens
res afozefaty, fhall haue aduantage of all maner of challenges: to the aus
rie, asin triallof felonie is bled, 2 3. El.2. q
Trial of offen 9 Ail oſfences made Felony by this Act, whichhereafter hall beone
cur or the Rey 2 committed, bp any perfon o2 perfons, out of this Realme of England,
alme, thall be from henceforth inquired of , heard, and determined befoze the
Dueenes Fultices of her Bench fop plees to be holven before her lelfe, bp
good and lawkull men of the fame countie where che fame bench hall be
kept, in like maner and to all intents and purpoles , as if che fame offense
ces had bin Done and commitced within che fame Countie, where they
fhall be ſo inquiredof, beard, and determined : any thing to the contrari¢
not withſtanding. 23. El. 2.
——— No perſonoꝛ perſons ſhall be moleſted 0 impeachen fozany of the
timethe offen: Offences concerningſpeakingor reporting as is afopelain, vnleſte be og
. oh habe ac they hethereof acculed within one Moneth next after {uch words fo rie
ken o2 reported, before fome one Juſtice of peace,ethe witnelles therein
to be vſed, named to the fame Juſtice, and the fame acculation ¢ witnelles |
names put in topiting bp the fai Fullice , ¢ certified at the next quarter |
Selſions oz gaole delinerie,¢ vnleſſe ſuch offendore alſo be indicted within:
one yeere nett after his o2 their fatv offence ſo fuppolen: to be committer)
Teltmonie re 9t Done, And no perfon oz perfons Hhall-be hereafter indieted oꝛ arraignen)
quifite foz the fog anp offence o2 offences: touching o2 concerning (peaking o2 repogting |
any pain. Cas alozelaid, vnleſſe the fame offence oz offences be pꝛoued by the tettimas | |
nie, depoſition, and ot hes of tio {ufficient witnelles alſo at the time of his |
oꝛ their Indicement;which ſaid witnelles alfo,at the time of he arvaignes |
mentof the partie fo indicted hall be brought foorth in perfon befoze the |
partie ſo arraignen, face toface;andthere ſhall opentp declare all thep cart |
fap againſt the fata partiefo indicted, vnleſſe the fain partie fo inditted
ſhall willingly and without violence confeſſe the fame,.23,El20) 0)...
@fficers in tor⸗ ar: Cuerp Maioroꝛ Maiors, Bailife oꝛ other head @iicerot Cities, |
pepat tones Boroughes, any Townes corporat ; whichhaue , or herealter hall haue
mapimopitye iuriſdiction and authozitie, within their fencralitimitso€ thett office, op,
obendozs, offices ,to hola anv keepe Seflions as. Juſtice oꝛ Juſtices of the ‘peace;
fhall and may bythe authoritie hereof, aſwell arreſt and commit to warde
oz baplesin maner ann * all and euery perſon and penn :
ving
aS Nilſi prius. } 251
being vehemently fulpectedof any the offences akoreſaid, as alfote inquire
of all anveuerp the offences atoꝛeſaid, and to proceed to the invicting of
euerp fuch offendo2, without anp further proceeding therein: any ching
inthis act ¢c.notwithtanding. 23. Eliz. 2. rsh
1 That fufticesof peace fhall inquire of the forefaid offences , and
commit offendors to warde. S, luftices of peace 21.22.
_ 2 Whatchallenge he fhall haue which is indicted and arraigned vp-
_ onthe forefaid ftatute. $.Challenge 12,
Whee Nifi prius,
ey =
eer:
02 to be ioined inthe Court called the Kings Bench, oꝛ in the court cy
jing, vpon iflues topnen , 02 to be toined in the Court of common Plees:
pefaule of any of them, two other Judges 02 Barons of che fame ſeuerall
Courts where it hall happen either of the famechiefe Julſtices, o2 the
chiefe Baron, for the time being, tobe ablent, hallo, may at their diſcre⸗
tions within Aellminſter hall in Meſtminſter, oꝛ tn the place where the
Court of Erchequer is commonly kept, inthe Countie of Middleſer, as
Juſtices of Niſi priusfo the ſaid Countie of Middleſex, within the cerme
time, 02 within kower daies next after the end of euery, oꝛ any terme, ſeue⸗
rally trie all maner of iſſues toined, 02 Co be ioined in any of the ſaid ſeue⸗
rail Courts, which bp the oꝛdinarie courle of the Lawes of this Reale,
ought to be tried in any of che ſaid Courts, by an Enquelt of the fais
Counticof Middleſex. Andcommiflions and wꝛits of Nifi prius thall be
awarded in {uch cafes;and in (uch forme as thep are ,o2 haue bin vſed in
| atty other Shire ofthis Realme, 13,€1.17.
cultomed in fuch like cafes ,totake o2 {ue foorth watts and recoꝛdes of
| Nifi prius,fog the trial of the fatd iſſues in the ſaid Countie of Middleſex,
as thep map doe vpon any iſſue ioined, triable tn any other Countie, anv
thereupon take the Jurictn (uch maner and forme, and with awarding
of Tales 4 circum@algtibus,and awarding the uonfuit,as is vſed for che
triall ofiftues ioined, 02 nonfuites tobe awarded in. che ſaid Courts ,02
any of chem, triable within the Citte of London, oꝛ within any other
Countie of this Realmeof England, 18.€1.17. ng)
| themt,o2 to their , 02 any of their fuffictent peputie foꝛ the time being,
beloꝛe thelain Judges , Baron oꝛ Barons, and euery of them , and ſhall
| tue their attendance bpon the {ato Juſtices, Baron and ——
if Rk 3 02
!
He chieke Juſtice of England fo the time being, bpon (ues ioined, Trial of itues
hs
py 3 4 ’
_ pf Chauncerp : Che chiele Futtice of che common lees for the time be⸗ pe eS
€ Clchequer,
8 by Nifiprius f
And the chiefe Baron of the Cichequer for the time being, vpon iſlues 7! ee
ioined, oꝛ to betoined in the Court of Eſchequer, oꝛ in the abfence o2 pall.
| 2 ft thallbelatwfull for any perfor oꝛ perfons, bpon reafonable war⸗ nif prios fuen
ning giuen tothe aduerſe partie, op bis o2 their Atturney, as hath bin ac⸗ fot.
3° Che Dhirifes oF che lain Countie of Middleſex, for thetime being, Shirikes at⸗
hall make returne of all waits of NiG prius, which thal be deliuered to tenvance.
‘ J—
Niũ prius. Nontenute. Nuſance. Olſice, Inquiſition.
for the returning of ſuch Tales as ſhall be pꝝꝑaied de circumftantibus for |
the trping of the fata Illues, as fog the Doing anderecuting of all other
thing and chings tothe officeot the Shirike in {uch cafe belonging op ape
pertaining. 13,111, J
Jurors. 4 Amnd all perſons to be impanelled in ſuch Juries, and the partiesto
——— the fame iſſues and ſuites, and che witneſſes for che fame, ſhall be chargen
ano bound, in (uch anv che like (ort, and bpon the like paines and penal:
tics, fo2 their not appearance and attendance, o2 fo2 their o2 anp of their
miſdemeanor 02 default , before the ſaid Juſtices of Niſi prius, as thep
Mould haue bin, tfchelame Illue had bin tried tn che court,from whence —
the NiG prius thereof was awarded : All which feuerall trials foto be
had, before the fata ſeuerall Juſtices, Baron oz Barons, Hall Cand, anv
He as good and auaileable inlaw, as tithe fame had bin tried inthe terme
time at the barre inthe court where fuch iſſue was toined o2 triable : anp
law ¢c.notwithtanding.18,€11 1,
5 Bythe Statutes of Welt. ij. 13. Ed. 1. 30. 27,.€0.1.4. 12. Ed. 2.3.
2.Ed. 3.17. 4.€0,3,11, 14. Ed. 3. 16. and 7,1R,2,7.€ 15+ It was pro=
uided, that certaine Enqueſtes and Juries fhould betaken in the Couns
trey before luſſices by Nifi prius. And it was alfo by the fame ordained,
in what cafes NiGi prius is grauntable , before whom, and at what daies, |
and what things Iuftices of Nifi prius haue powerto doe,and inquire of.
But although the fame Statutes be in force,yerthe vfe, order,and courfe |
by them appointed, is now in diuersrefpectes altered, |
1 That Nifi prius fhallbe graunted in Attaine, S, Attaine 12.
Nontenure.
D exception of Nontenure of parcell,no wit Hall be abated but fog |
B the quantitie of Nontenure which is alleaged. 25. Ed. 3. 16. |
1 Exceptiontoa fine thatthe parties to the fame had nothing in the |
land. S. Fines 8. Nufance.
L writsof Nuſance calles Vicountels hall be made at the election) |
L Aofthe plaintife, in the nature of old times vſed, 02 els in the nature) |
of Aflifes determinable before the Q. Juſtices of the one Wench o2 the!
other,or before Juſtices of Alitle in the Countie ¢c, 6,15,2.3, Aad a wꝛit
thal be graunted againk him which hath leuied a boule, wall, oꝛ market,
And if che youte, wall ,¢c, be aliened to an other, che fame weit hall be
qraunted, Meſt.2. 13. Ed. 24. Weg |
) Office ,Inquifition. |
i anp Dffices 02 Inquilitions be found before Eſchetoꝛs, Commiſſi⸗
Dter mens Loners,o2 others, containing tenure of che Queene in Capite, intituling
tnterets lane her Grace to the wardihip op cuttovicof anp lande,cenemete,o2 heredita⸗
penot found ments, oz intituling ber cothelame, vpon attainders oftreaſon, oꝛ felonp |
bp obfice. 02 otherwiſe, whereas any other perfon op perfons doe holo the fame,
lands, €c, fo2 terme of peeres, oꝛ by copie of Court volle , 02 do iniop amp
i rent,
am Office , Inquifition. 252
rent, common, office, fee, oꝛ other profit apprender , of any eſtate of free?
Hold, fox peeres,o2 other wife,out of ſuch lands,ec. ſpeciſted in fuch offices,
though in fuch offices fuch titles, intereſts, oꝛ matters thal be omitied aud
~ not found : Wet euery leſſee, tenant for peeres 02 copyhaloer , and euery
fuch perſon and perfons that haue any intereft to any rent, conunon, 02
proftte apprender,fo2 terme of pecres, life,o2 otherwife, out of the lands,
c.contained in ſuch office o2 inquifition, where the Q.ſhalbe intituledta
che fame, thall haue, inioy, and perceiue all ¢ cuerp their leales ¢ interetts
~ fon terme of peeres,o2 bp copie of court roll,rents,commons,offices, fees,
and profit apprender, in fuch maner & condition,as euery of chem ſhould
op might haue done, in cafe there han bin no {uch office found, and as {uch
lealſe, intereſt by copie of court rolle,common,office, fee, 02 profit appꝛen⸗
der had bin found in {uch office, 2.€0,6,8, S.Wardes 17.
2 Sf a Jurie that thall be ſwoꝛne before any Eſchetor oꝛ Commiſ⸗ whe councer.
finer, to inquire of lands,¢c,d0 not receitte the counterpaine of the office BEN. AEA
oꝛ inquifition that by them thal be prefented, indented ¢ ſealed by the EL maine wii) the
chetoz op Committioner , and the fame deliuer and fuffer to relt in the pol At man ot the
ſeſſion of the firſt perfon chat thal be ſwoꝛne inthe ſaid Jurie, to the intent
that the Eſchetoꝛ op Commiſſioner map not change oꝛ imbeʒill the ſaid
office, euery ofthe fain Jurie ſhall forf. xx.õ. 1. H.8.8. 3.2.8, 2,
3 Ifthe lands € tenements wherof any inguifitton is cto be had by ver- Ehe keesdẽ
tue of any wꝛit 02 commiffion, erceed the value of v. Pi, by the peere, chen write 02 com
fuch a3 {ue fo {uch weitso2 commiflions,fhall pap for the (eale and wpi- milſions.
ting thereof {uch fees as haue bin accuffomed. Andif the lands and tene-
ments whereof anp inquifition and office is to be found by vertue of any
‘Avpito2 commiflion,erceed not the fatd peerelp value of v. Pi, Chen luch
asthall fue fo2 fuch wort oꝛ commiſſions, thall pap fo2 the ſeale of euerp
| of them v1.0. and not aboue, 3 3.10,8,22,
4 Bftheofficer ofa court of recoꝛd where aninquifition ofland not ex⸗ Receiuing an
| | ceeding the peerely value of v, Pi. thalbe returncd, being offered onto him, “ee certitien,
| Within one moneth neve after p finding therok, do not recetue the fame, he
| hall fort.,Pi. tothe Q.and F.to be vec, by A. J. ec; wherein no CU.E,
/ Pee. 33.40.8,22, 2.29119.
5Ikthe Clerke ol che petit Bagge of the Chauncerie, or his deputie, An office ree
oꝛ any Déticerof che Eſchequer, hauung authoritie toreceiue any offices theres
oꝛ inquifitions,to whole hannes an office oꝛ inquificion hall come, which ;
ought to be returned inte the Chauncerieo2 Clchequer, will not receiue
| thefame, and put it on the fite to remaine of recoade, within chee daies
| attenit be receiuedoꝛ offered to him, be thal fox£.¢1 Pi, 1.4),8,8, 3. h.8.2.
6 Che Clerkes ofthe petit Bagge tu che Chauncerie, thal certifie the Tranſcript
tranſcript of all offices found and returned into the Chauncery, bet weene et offices.
Caer and S, Michaell into che Efchequer,in che terme ofS. Wichacll,
And the tranſcript of all offices found and returned into the Chauncery,
X Wk 4 betweene
i
Offices in
Lancaſter,
Cheſter,
Dureſme.
Fone Hatt ob · Nhe Chaunceloꝛ of England, Treaſoꝛer, Keeper of che priuie Seale
fancofiieesb2 ff Sromarn ofthe Queenes houle, che Ducenes Chamberlaine , Ma
Tit op reward.
Office, Inquifition. Offices, and Officers.
vetwene Michaelmas and Catter , they thall certifi yeerely inthe terme
of Gaffer, and otherwiſe thep hall not certific, and alfo they (hall certifie
the tranfcript of all offices inta the Court of Carves ¢ Liveries, inlike
maner ¢ fozme, ag thep are bound to doe into the Eſchequer.3 3. H.8.22.
Abich certificates thep Hal make in forme aforefaiv,opon paine to foꝛ⸗
fait for cuerp default C.s. to the Q. and J. to be recouered by Action of ©
bebe, wherein no A.tc. E. P.xc. 1. .8.8. 3.0.8.2, 33.18.22,
7 All Inquifitions and Offices found before any Eſchetoꝛ oꝛ Corts
miflioners, by vertue of anp writs oꝛ commiflion,o2 otherwiſe, within the
counties Palantines of the Duchie of Lancaſter, Cheſter, and Dureſme,
o2 any ofthem, hall be returned bp the faw Cichetors and Commiſſio⸗
ners, withinone moneth nert after che taking thereof, into {uch places
and offices , as heretofore thep haue bin accuftomed to be returned into,
vpon paine to forf fo2 euery default rl, Pi. to the Q. And the Clerke of the
Duchie of Lancalter, the Gicechamberlaine of Chetter, and the Chaun⸗
cellog of the County Palantine of Dureline,o2 other Officers within che
fain Counties Palantines, 02 their deputies, and eucrp of them, hauing
authoritie to receiue any {uch office oꝛ inquifition , to whole bands thep
ſame ſhall come , fhall certifie , 02 caufe to be certified onder bis oꝛ their
hands in Parchment, the true tranſcript of euerp (uch office oꝛ inquiſiti⸗
on, taken before any of the ſaid Eſchetoꝛs op Commiflioners , onto the
patter ofthe Court of Mardes and Liueries, in {uch like maner , as is
appointed tothe Clerkes of the petit Bagge in the Chauncerie to trans
{cript the fame, bpon paine to fort, for euery ſuch dekault v. ki to they
Queene, whichtranſcript hall there remaine of record, inlike maner as
the tranſcripts of other offices alreadie certiſied into the ſaid Court by the
Cierkesofthe petit Bagge are vſed. 18. €1,1 2, |
1 Where a Melius inquirendum Shall be awarded vpon an office vn |
certainly found. S.Tenures 4.
4 Forthemaner of finding of offices , and returning them.S. Efche:
tors 2.4.7.9,10. J
3 Where, and in what cafes, any perfon may be allowed to traneridh
an office. S.Trauerfe 1.2.3.
4 Thatthelands, coods, &c.of any perfon atiatnced of Treafon thal) }
be in the Queene without office found of the fame. S.Treafon 140
Offices, and Officers.
|
fter of the Rolles, the Jultices ofthe one Wench, ethe other; Barons o
the Exchequer, ¢ all ocher that halve calles to opvaine,name,oy make Ju
ſtices of peace, Shirifs,€fchetors,Cultomers,Comptrotlers,o2 any othe
officers 02 minifters of the Qucenes, hall be ſwoꝛne, that they Halt no:
oꝛdaine, name, oꝛ make, anp of wg forelain officers, 02 any other offtcer:
oꝛ mini
om - Offices and Officers, 253
oꝛ minifters of the Queenes, for anie gift oꝛ bꝛocage, fauour oꝛ affection,
Noꝛ that anie which laboureth by himfelfe 02 by other ppiuilp o2 opentp,
to be in anie office, thalbe put in the fame office 02 tn anie other. But they
fhall make all {uch officers and minifters of the beſt and moſt lawkull anv
{ufficient men to their eftimation and knowledge. 12. R.2.2.
2 All Officers made by the Queenes letters patents, within ber gticers of gag
Courtes, which hauc authoꝛitie by vertue of their offices of olde time ac: Dueenes
cuttomen, to make 02 appoint Clerkes and Winifters within the fame Courts.
) Courtes, thalbe charged and ſworne to appoint and make {uch Clerkes ¢
}) minifters, fo2 whom thep will anſwere at their perill, which be fufficient,
faithfull,and reabie to attend to that which pertaineth to their charge, as
Well couching the Qucenes ſeruice, as the bulines of all the common peo⸗
pple. 2.10.6,10,
| 3 7RoCulomer,Comptrotler, Searcher, Haper, Finder, Aulneger, orticers ree
| Gaugeour, collectour of Cuſtomes oꝛ Subfivics, thall haue anie eſtate moueabie.
in bis office foz terme of life, 02 peeves, but the fain Dffices fhall re-
mainein the Queenes hands; onder the Gouernance anv direction of the
Crealorer of England (with the alent of the Councell ifneede be.) And
| Noletter patents fhalbe made of ante ofthe fain offices, but by warrant
and bill alliqnen by che Creafoper, fent into the Chauncerie, And ifanie
»| letters patents thall be mabe bp anie other warrant oꝛ bill, they (hall be
t bod, 14. R.2. 10. 1 7. R.2.5. I AD4.1 303 1,10,6.4.
14 Janie perfon o2 perfons do bargaine oꝛ fell ante office o2 offices, waying ¢ fete
4) 02 Deputation of any office oꝛ offices, oꝛ anie part ofanicof them, oꝛ re⸗ ling of offices.
ceiue, haue, oz take, ante money, fee, reward, oꝛ ante other profit directly
4 Op indirectly, oꝛ take any Pꝛomiſe, Couenant, Bonde, Anreement, 02
anie allurance tareceiue o2 haue anie money fo2 reward, 02 other profite
4) Ditectlp oz indirectly,fo2 ante office 02 offices,o2 for the deputation of any
office 02 offices, oꝛ any part of anie of them, oꝛ to the intent that ante per:
, fon ſhould haue, erercife o2 entop anie office oꝛ offices,o2 the deputation of
any office, exc.oꝛ any part of any of them, which office o2 offices o2 any part
j of them, thallin anie wife touch oz concerne the adminiftration 02 ere:
| Cutton of Suffice, oꝛ the receipt, controlment, oꝛ paiment of anie of the
Queenes treature, money, rent, revenue, accompt, aulnage, auditoꝛſhip,
oꝛ ſurueying of anie of the Queenes lands, woods, 02 hereditaments, oz
anie of the Queenes Cuſtomes, 02 anie adminiſtration, oꝛ neceſſarie at⸗
tendance tobe done in anie of che Queenes Cuſtome houſes, o2 the kee⸗
| ping of anie ofthe Queenes Cownes, Caltels, 02 Foꝛtreſſes, being vſed
oꝛappointed for aplaceofftrength and vefence, 02 which thall concerne
| Mtouchanie Clerkethip to be occupied in any Court of Recoꝛd, wherein
Jultice is to be miniſtred: Chen all and euery {uch perfon andperfons
| that hallo bargaine op (ell any of the fatd office 02 offices, deputation oꝛ
deputations, oꝛ chat halltake anp money, fee, reward, 02 ppofite fo a
| Ra 9
!
Deiter wheres 5. Butt this Mature evtendeth not to any office: 03 offices, whereof as |
unto the ttatute nie perfor o2 perfons ts 02; (hall be ſeiſed of ante eltate of inheritance, noꝛꝝ
extendeth not.
Actes done by
an officer re-
srouzable,
Offices and Officers.
of the (ain office oꝛ offices, deputation o2 Deputations, 02 any part o
ofthem, oz that ſhall cake ante promife, rouenant, bande, oꝛ aſſurant
anie money, reward,o2 profite to be giuen foz ante of the {aid office op c
fhallloofe all his rinht, intereſt, anv ettate, which he thall chen haue; of,
itt, 02 to anie of the (aivoffices 02 Deputations,og any part of any of them,
02 of, in; 02 to the gift oꝛ nomination of anie of the {ato offices oꝛ deputa⸗
tions, fox which offices 02 deputations, op anp part of any of them, ante @
fuch perfons hall make any bargaine 02 fale, o2 take anie money, fee, ree
watd,o2 profite, oꝛ anie promife,couenant.oz allurance, to haue oz recetue
any fee, reward, money, o2 profit, And alfo euery (uch perfon that thatt
giue oꝛ pay anie money, fee, oꝛ reward, oꝛ ſhall make ante ppomile, agrees
ment, onde, o2 allurance, for ante of the ſaidoffices oꝛ Deputattons, 02 a⸗
nic part of any of chem, tall immediatly, by and vpõ the fame fee,monep, #
oꝛ reward giuen o2 paid, oꝛ vpon anie fuch pꝛomiſe, couenant, bond, oꝛ
agreement had o2 made, for anie fee; ſumme of monep, oꝛ reward to be
paid as is afoꝛeſaid, be adiudged a diſable perſon in che law to all intents, —
to hauc occupic 02 entop the fata offices o2 Deputations, oꝛ anie part of a⸗
nic of chem, for the which fuch perfon thal fo giue 02 pay, o2 make anp co⸗
tenant, bond, 02 promiſe Ec, to pay anie ſumme ofinoney, fec, 02 rewards
Ano all and euery fuch bargaines fales,promifes,bondes,aqreements, co⸗
uenants, and alfurances a3 be bekore {pecifien, hal be void to and againk |
him and chem by whom they (hall be had oꝛ made, 5. Ed.6.16.
—
to anie office of parkerſhip oꝛ of the keeping of any houſe, manoꝛ gardein,
parke, chale oꝛ koreſt: either Doth it extend, oꝛ is pꝛeiudiciall to any of
the chieke Juſtices of the Kings bench, o2 commonplace, oꝛ to any of the
VPultices of Atlile, Wut euery of che fai Juttices may do in euery behalfe
touching any office oꝛ offices to be giuen oꝛ graunted by them oꝛ anieot
them, as they or any of chem might haue pone before te, 5. Ed. 6. I6.
6 HF anie perſon oz perfons doe offend in anie thing contravie tothe |
tenor, and effect of this Act,pet that nottwithtanding, all iudgements gle |
uen, and all other act 02 actes, erecutedo2 Done, by any {uch perfon op pers
fons; fo offending by auckoricic,og colour of che office oꝛ veputatib, which |
ought to be koꝛf. 02 not occupied,oz not enioied bythe perfon ſo offending,
as ig aforefain; after the ſaid offence fo by uch perfon committed oꝛ done,
ann before {uch perſon fo offending, fo2 che fame offence be remouted front
thecrercife, avminiftration, and occupation of the fain office, op deputa⸗
cio; hale, and remaine good and (uffictent in Lawe, toallintents and |
purpoſes, in {uch like manner and fourme as the fame ſhould, and oughe
— remained and beene, tf this act had neuer beene ad 02 made.
5-06.16, oa
7 Ik anie okthe oſticers appointed fo2 che Court of CUardes and liue⸗
ries
Officesand Officers; = Oyle. 294
profits, comming to the Queene by che minopitie of anie of her warves,
02 by reafon ofany thing appointed.to be within the order of the Court of
wardes and liueries: Chen thep fo offending fhall {ole to the Queene the
double value of che ching concealed, 02 withozatwen, 3 2. h. 8.46. Anvif
ithe Suruetoz 02 Clerke of che liueries, do willingly withdraw oꝛ cdceale
anie reco2d, 02 profit that ſhould grow to the dc, by reafon of the fame,
then he ſhal looſe to the M2, ec, the double value of the thing fo concealed
0} Withdzawen, ta be leuied and recouered againſt che offendo2, vpon an
infozmatton made bp the partie greeued, and the fame duely proued inthe
court of wardes and liueries 33. M.8.22.
Wbhere officers by reafon of their offices may exhibit Informations:
§,Actions populer.1 2.
2 How officers of the Queenes fhall be punifhed, which by colour
oftheir offices do diffeife any man. S.Affife.4.
3. Theforf. of officers of the Kings bench,or Common place, for falfe
entries in certaine cafes, S.Apparance, 1.
4 Where commiffions fhall be awarded to enquire of concealement
of officers accomptable in the Eſchequer. S.Accompt to the Q. 53.
5 That the Queenes officers fhall not be vnlawfiully retained with
) any-other,nor fuffer any of her —— to be retained, S.Liueries.7.
Oyle. ?
TF be Maioꝛ of London with the Walkers and Mardens of the mp- <
| fterie of Callow Chandlers of the fame Citie, have authozitte to op
earch all maner of Oples bꝛought into che fain Citie to be fold, in whole
handes fo ener they fhalbe found, as often ag the cafe hhallrequire, And
thep thall ouerfee that che fame Dyles put to fale, be not mixt o2 altered
from their right kinves, but chat chep be good and lawkull as thep ought
{to be, And it is Lawful fo2 the ſaid Maioꝛ, with the ſaid Watker and TGars
‘pens, to pampue, aucid, and vtterly to caſt away all {uch Oyles as thep
finde defectiue, oꝛ falfelp, o2 deceiueably mired and altered from their
right kindes, without let of anie perſon. And alfo chep may commit {uch
_ perforras ſhalbe found defective by vſing {uch deceit 02 craft coward, and
puniſh themby their vifcretions, accoꝛding to the Lawes and cuſtomes
Pos the Citic op libertie of London, vſed and made fo2 other mildoers.
3, ore | 4+
—
ries, vo conceale oꝛ withdꝛaw willingly anie rents, calualties, oꝛ other Okßicer with ·
2The Maioꝛ in euery citie, boꝛough, and towne where a Maioꝛ is, Seartding oF
oꝛthe gouernoꝛs oꝛ rulers ofeuery other Citie, Borough ec, for che time odin of
being, haue within their iuriſdiction, Libertie, anv Franchile, tke autho⸗
ritie to make and do like ſearch, order, direction, coꝛrection, puniſhment
and execution for the fame, of, for, and vpon all oyles being dekectiue, oz
deceiueably, o2 kallly mired and altered, by any perfon within their tiber:
j tee Ffranchiles, in maner E forme before rehearled, and as the ae
affers,
DO rdinarte
charged ag
erecutozs.
Oꝛdlnaxie in
—55 of extoꝛ⸗
Keligious
foutes within
the viſitation of
the Didivarie.
Selling of cor
eiszt Diimeale,
Ordinarie. Ormeale.
Batters, ans Hardens of the Citieof London hate o2 may in
EC, 3 0.8, 14,
Ordinatie, !
debe, the goods come to J —5 sh to be diſpoſed, The Dy
dinarie is bound to anſwer as farre foorth as the goods of the pean will ex: 4
tend, in ſuch fort as executors fhoulo haue bene bound, if the partie had
made a will, elk, 2,13, C0, 1,19, 4
2 No Dꝛdinarie, 02 anp minitter of his thall be invicten of ertoption
02 oppꝛeſſi on generallp, but it mult be declared and put in certaine in the
indictment, in what thing, of what, and in what maner the ſaid Oꝛdina⸗
ries op their miniſters haue done ertoztion and oppꝛeſſion, oꝛ othertwife
the fats Dadinarie tc, ſhall not be impeached bp the Qucenes Juttices,
for the fain indictment, 25. Ed. 3.9, Stat. pro clero, 4g
3 An.31. h. 8.13. it was enacted, Chat uch ofthe late Monalleries,
Abbathies, Pꝛioꝛies, Nunries, Collenges, Dolpitals, houlesof Friers, |
and other religious and eccleftatticall houſes and places, ann all churches
and chappels to anp of them belonging, which bekoꝛe the dillolution, lup⸗
pꝛeſſion, 02 comming vnto K. H.8.were exempted from the viſitation,
and all other iurildiction of the odinarie, within whole Dioces they were! :
{cituate, ſhould be within the iuriſdiction ¢ vifttation ofthe Oꝛdinaries,
within whole Dioces hep oꝛ any of them be (cituat, o2 of fuch perfons asf
by che ſaid Ring 0.8, Hhould be appointed, anp exemption, libertie 62 tue
rifdiction notwithſtanding. 2 1. H. 8. 12. J
The Ordinaries authoritie and duety, when any queſtion for tithes: i
fhall come in debate before him. S.Tithes.20.21.3 1. i
2 Thatthe Ordinarie may fufpend him which chideth in a church of a
churchyard. S.Fighting.2.
3 The Ordinaries authoritiein punifhing the incontinency of: ecclefa
afticall perfons.S.Incontinencie. 1. ‘|
4 Where the Ordinarie muft giue the patron notice of deprivation }
vjemoneths before Lapfe. S.Ecclefiafticall, &c. 5.
5 That the Ordinarie may vifit hofpitales within his Dioces, and call |
the officers to accompt. S.Hofpitals. 1. |
6 Forthe Ordinaries duetie in prooving of teftaments and gain |
ting adminiftration. S.Probate. &c.
7 That the Ordinarie for a benefice fallen to him by Lapfe, may
counterpleade the Queenestitle. S. Lapfe. 2.
8 For the Ordinaries allowance ofa Scholematter. s.Recufants. 2
Otmeale.
lf any perfon will take bpon him to fell Demeale, which is impaired
bp any crafty meanes, firft he thall be grieuouſſy puniſhed, and being
the fecond time conuict, he Hall loſe all ae Demeale, the third time se
Otmeale. _Pardon, 259
i ———
| _ Pardon,
; D charter of Pardon of anp felony, robbery, 02 homicide, thall be oe wyat offen ·
graunted to any perfon, but where he Queene may do te fauing her ie pardé map
bth taken at her coronation, (pts, where aman killeth another in hisowne °°
pefence, 02 by miſfoꝛtune. 2,€0,3,2,) Andifany Charter be otherwile
zraunted, it hall be void.4,.€0,3,12,10,€0,3,2,14,60,3.15,
+2 Qn euerie Charter of pardon of Felony, which hall be graunted The luggeſtis
t any mans ſuggeſtion, the ſuggeſtion and the name of him that maketh ————— in
ſhall be compꝛiſed in. the fame Charter, Ano tf alterward the ſugge⸗
tion be found vntrue, the charter ſhall be diſalowed and accompted no-
hing worth, And che Juſtices before whom fuch charters thall be al-
edged, (hall inquire of thefame ſuggeſtions, andif they finde them due
rue, thep thatl diſalow the Charters, and further proceede ag the law ree
uiveth. An.27. Ed. 3.26
3-320 Charter of Pardon hall be allowed before anp Jultice for aye omences
Hurther, oꝛ for the death of aman Mlatue,by awaite,alfault, oꝛ malice pre- tpecitient inthe
enced, treaſon, o2 Rape ofawoman, onleffe the fame murther, death, at
Vreafon 02 rape be {pecified inthe fame Charter, And if a Charter of the
leath of aman be alledged before any Juttices, tn which tt is not ſpeciſt⸗
Dthat he, of whole death any fuch is arratoned, was murthered o2 laine
pawait, aſſault, or malice prepenced, the fame Juſtices thall inquire bp
good Enquelt ofthe bifue, where the dead was flaine, tf he tere mur⸗
Vered 62 Maine by awaite, aſſault, o2 malice ppepenced, And if they finde
hat be was murthered 02 ſlaine bp await ec. the Charter ſhall be diſal⸗
——— further therein ſhall be done, as the lame requireth. 13, R.2. I.
6. 2 6
4 Itany man oꝛ woman do defire, oꝛ purſue, oꝛ caufe tobe requeſted — of an
ppurfued, koꝛ any Charter of pardon, for any felon arraigned of felony, *??
urther, 02 rape, which fo2 fafegard of hislife doth become an approuer,
be name of him 02 her which purlueth fuch charter, thall be put in p char-
er making mencion that the fame charter ts graunted at bis requeſt ant
ittanice, And tf he to whom the charter ts graunted, after his deliuerance
ecommetha felon againe, the fame perfon which din purlue fo2 bis char:
er, thal forf. tothe D.C, liec,5.40.4.2,
5 ithe Queene do graunt to any perfon anp charter of pardon, Of a⸗ He that hatha
photnicive, robbery, 02 felony, then hee to whom the fame ts graunted Airis We
‘al come within 3,moneths nert after the making of the fame, before the goon abearing,
Sherike and Coponers of the Countie there the felony was done, anv
yall find bi, noon and fuiftcient Mainpernoꝛs, fox whom the lain Sherife
ie Coꝛoners will anfwere, that he fromehenceforeh thal beare himſelte
ell and Tanotutly, And the mampailes * be fealed and returned in .
the -
Pardon. Parliament.
the Chauncerie within tit, weekes after the env of the fain ttt, mo
Anvifhe which hath fuch Charter will aide himlelke therebp, and
not found fuch mainpriſes, o2 after fuch mainpꝛiſe found doth bea
otherwiſe againſt che peace then heought, bis Charter ſhall be accomptes
void anv of no force, 10,€0.2.3, eee G0 a
1 What things be requifite to make pardons of vtlawrie allowed,
S. Exigent. 236 ie : mi ie
2 That none haue authority to pardon Felons &c. but the Queene
S$. Prerogatiue. 17. Vang ng 3 4
3 That ina ſute commenced againft a Sherife of his minifters for na
reforming a Iury impanelled , the Queenes pardon hall be nobarre
§. Iurors. 8. —
Parliament. J
Ech perlon Uery perſon ofthe realme which bath ſummons to come to the Ware
all opon tum: · Tliament, (which thal be holden once euerp veere. moze often tf necde
he patliamentsbe, 4. Ed.3.13.36.Ed. 3. 10.) be he Archbithop, Bithop, Duke, Care,
Baron, Baronet, Knight of the hire; Cirisenof Citie; Burcelle of Bow
rough, 02 other ſinguler perfor oꝛ comminattie, that doth abſent himfelfe
and commeth not at the kaid ſummons, (except he can reaſonably and hoe
neſtly ercufe himfelfe to the Q. Waiettic,) Mall be amerced, and ochets
wife puniſhed accoꝛding as hath bene viev. 5.246 |
Moman hall 2 Io Wight, Citizen, Burgelle, oz Waron, that thall be clectet to
nt come op be in any Warliament, fhallvepart from the fame Parliament
Withoutlicece. Nopablent himlelke from the fame, vntill che fame Parliament bee fully
finiſhed, ended, oꝛ pꝛoꝛoged, (except he haue licence of the {peaker,¢ com⸗ |
mons in the fain Warliament aſſembled, and the fame licence be entred
of recogd inthe booke of the Clerke ofthe Parliament appointed fop che
common boule) vpon paine to Lofe all rhofe ſummes of money which be
ought ta hatte hav for his wages, And all the Counties, Cities, and Go:
rouches, whereof any {uch perfor thall be elected, ¢ the inhabit ants of the
fame; fhall be cleerely diſcharged of the faid wages, again the faid pers
fon and his executoꝛs fox euer. 6,1),8,16, : “|
Keturne ok the 3 Ikany Hirife of cherealme be nesligent in making bis returne of
wuisfortbe Inits, ofthe Parliament, op leaue out of the ſaid returnes any Cities, OF
AMIE. Boroughes, which be bound, og of old times were wont to come tothe,
Parliament, he thall be punithen in ſuch loge, as it hath pene vſed et, 5. Re
2, Stat.2.4. ‘i
Abemanerol 4 At the next Countie holden after the deliuerie of the QD. weitte, fo.
aera te, the election ofthe Knights of the Parliament, proclamation thal be mane
the pariament-in the full Countie, of the pap ano place of the Parliament, and that all
they which be there prefent, as well ſutors ſummoned for the fame caule,
as other, (hall attend to the election of their Knights lor the Parliament,
and then inthe full Countie they thall proceeve to the election freelp and
indifferently
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indifferently (not withllanding any praier oꝛ commaundement tothe con:
trarie.7.10,4,15.) which election thall be mave by the ſherike in due and
cõuenient time, (Chat is to fay, euery therife in his full countie hal make
‘the fame betweene the houre of viii, and the houre of ir, in the forenoone,
without collufton,) And the knightes of the hires within England, thall
be chofen by nen dwelling erefinent within the lame Counties, whereof
zuery one hath free lands 02 tenements, to the value of rls, bp the pecre at
eleatt,aboue all charges, within the fame Countie, where any {ich per⸗
fon wil meddle in the election, And they which hall be chofen, thal be alſo
spit for ſummons of the Parliament, And they which haue the greater
umber of chole which may difpend rl, 3, 02 aboue (be they abfent 02 pꝛe⸗
ent) hall be returned by the Sberife of euerie countie, knights for che
Parliament, by indenture infealen, made betwirt the ſaid Sherife, ¢ the
ato choolers,and the indenture thal be filen to p Parliament writ, which
penture fo ſealed and filed, fhalbe the reeurnof the fame wꝛit. And euery
Sherike michin the realme of Cnaland, hath authority to eramin by oth,
jon the holy Cuangelitts euerie {uch Electoꝛ, haw much he may diſpend
p peeve (for he that can not diſpend rl.s,bp peere, hall not in anp maner
leacholer of che knights ofthe Parliament.) And ifanp therife returne
nights for the Parliament contrary to this ſtatute, oꝛ doth not make his
lection within p foreſaid time : the Juſtices of aſſiſe in their ſeſſions haue
puerto engitire therof/ and if bp enqueſt it be found before the fame Jus
“uer he that fort and pay to cuerp perfon chofen knight fo the theive, ana
Jot pulp returned C.li. wherof euery knight fo grieved thal haue his actia
kdebt againſt the farm Sberife; his executoꝛs 02 adminiſtratoꝛs, to de⸗
haund Ehane the frig Cadi, with bis colts in that cafe diſpended, wherein
PCE. ec, And allo che knights fo2 the Parliamẽt recurned in contrary
ianer ſhal loſe their wages.7. D.4.1 5. 11.h.4. 1.1. H.5. 1. 8. h.6.7. 10.
6.2. 23.h. 6. 15. But the Sberifs which ſhal make ſuch elections ſhal
aue their anſwer ¢ trauerfe to ſuch Cnquetts; and Offices found belore
e Jultices of aſſiſe. And neither the Sberifs noꝛ the Knights ſuppoſed
be vnduely returned hall incurre any dammage to the Queene, vntill
jep be duclp conuicted, according to the courfe of the law, 6,10,6,4,
is Seale to euery Maioꝛ and Bailife, o2 to Bailifes op Bailtfe, where
oMaioꝛis, ofthe Cities and Boꝛoughes within his countie, reciting
efaine wꝛit, commaunding them by the fame precept (if it be a Citie)
chsole bp Citizens of chefame Citie, andin che fame maner, if it be a
Nnough, bp che Wurgelles ofthe fame, to come to the Parliament, —
ee | fet the
" ficesse the Sherife hereof actainted;he fhall fop F.to the Q. C. li.and allo The Sherike
eimpriſoned a yeere, without being tet to baile op mainprize. And moze: fortatture,
| 5 Cuery Sherife after the deliuerie of he Queenes wꝛitte fo2 the erection of
eliamẽt, ſhal make edeliucr without kraud, a fufficientmecept onder Durgelles.
Deber Burs
geffes returned
then whtch be
choſen.
A knight oz
burgeife pue
out ẽ another
put in bis
place.
LAithin what
time the tute
ſhall Be come
menced.
liament, and not bythe ſaid Maioꝛ ¢c.02 Bailiks ac.returned rl Ai, wher
Parliament.
che ſame Maioꝛ and Bailike oꝛ Bailikes ec, hal returne lawfully
cept,to the fame Sherike, by indenture betwixt the fame Sherike
of the ſaid election, anv of the names of the Citizens and Burgeſ
them fo chofen, and therevpon euerv Sberife thal make a good and right
fullrecurne of euery fuch wit, € of euerp recurne of the ators, 02 Bat:
lifes ec. to him mane. And euery Sherife at cuery time chat he doth come
travie to this fatute,o2 any other ſtatutes fop che election of Knights, Ce
tizens, and Burgelles, to come to any Parliament (mabe before the reo
Day of Febꝛuarie, An.Do.1444.and 23.4), 6,)thal fogf.to the Queene
li, and be one peere impꝛiſoned without baile oꝛ mainpzife, and mopeouet
thal korf. and pap to euery perfon choſen knight, citizen, o2 burgelle in htt
Countieto come tothe parliament, and noc duelp recurned C.li. wuhereo
eucrp kninht,citizen, 02 burgelle, fo grieued, ſeuerally thall haue bis act
of debt, again the fain therife, oꝛ his executoꝛs o2 adminiſtratoꝛs, ton ey
matind and haue the fain C.li. wich his coſts in that cafe expended, where
inno CO. C.80.23,1D.6.15, ie
6 At euerp time that any Wainy, anv Bailiks, oꝛ bailife oz batlite
where no Warozis, hall recurne other perfons then thole which be cho
fen by the Citizens anv Burgelſſes of the Cities 02 Borouchs wh er
ſuch elections ſhall be made, they ſhall korf. to the Q. xl. ti, and alſo the
ſhall forf.and pay to euerie perſon, choſen citizen, oꝛ Burgeſſe for the pal
of euerie of the Citizens 02 Burgeſſles fo grieued, ſeuerally Hall haue h 4
action of debt againſt che fain Maioꝛs and Bailifs, oꝛ Baile, o2 Bailtl
Where no Maioꝛ ts, again their executoꝛs, o2 adminiſtratoꝛs, to d "
maund and haue xl.li. with his coſts inthat cafe erpended, wherein F
Aager.E.ſtc.23. D.6.15.
7 It any Knight, Citizen, oꝛ Burgelle, returned by the Shirike
come tothe Parliament in forme aforeſaid, be after ſuch returne by ar]
perfon put out, and another put in bis place, ſuch perfon put in the placer | |
bim which is fo put out, if he take bpon him tobe a Knight, Citizen, 1),
Bureelle at anp Parliament, thall foꝛf. to the Queene Cli, anvalloC yi
tothe knight, citizen, oz burgelle fo returned bp the Dberife, anv afte §
wards put out, fo2 che which Cli, the knight, citizen op burgelle put o¶
ſhall haue his accion ok debt againt (uch perfon put in his place,biserer! ¥-,
tors opadiminittrators.233D.6.15, -. - ee r
8 Bucchelain Knight, Citizen oz Burgetle put out, and euery oth ,
perfon before named, which ſhall op may haue any action of debt again
i
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h
any therife, maiog bailike, bailiks ec, for co demaund C.li oꝛ xl.li. by fo,
of any bꝛanch oꝛ clauſe before rehearſed, ſhall begin bis action of pel)
within thꝛee monethes after the fame parliament commenced, procee
inthefame (uit effectually without kraud. And il he do not fo, any oth!
that will fue Hall haue che fain action ok debt, to haue and recouer 9 fan
umm
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Parliament. 307
fume , with bis coftes in chat behalle diſpended, in maner and {ome
afozefain, where inno CO.C.€c.23.D.6.15. ct!
| 9 Theknights ofthe thires cholen for che parliament, hall be worthy Sotho wait be
| anv notable knights of the fame hires, lor which ehep be cholen, oꝛ other⸗ parliament.
| wifeluch notable Ciquires , Gentlemen boone of che fame Counties, as
fhall be able to be knights. And no man ſhall be ſuch a knight which ſtan⸗
deth in the degree of a yeoman, oꝛ vnder. 23.0.6.15, And the Citizens citizens anv
and Burgelles of cities and boꝛoughes thall be chofen of men which be Burgelles.
Citizens and Burgelles , reſiant, dwelling, and infranchifen in che ame
cities and bopoughes, and in none other maner. 1D. 5,
10 Che Qucenesrotall aflent,by her letters Patents vnder her creat The Dueencs
feale, and alligned wich ber hand , and declared ¢ notified in her abfence, nie,
tothe Loꝛds {pirttuall and tempopall,and to the Commons allembled ta
nether in the hich boule, is, and euer was, and hall be of as. good ſtrength
and force, as thouch the Ducenes perfon had bin there perfonally prefent,
and had aſſented openly and publiquetp tothe fame.3 3. H. 8.2 1.
rr 1S any Lozd, oꝛ other ſpirituall man oꝛ tempoꝛall,haue purchaſed ——
any landes,tenements,o2 poſſeſſions that were wont befoze the Laid pur⸗ knights wages
chaſe to be contributoꝛie to cheerpences of the knights comming to the
Parliament, the (aid lands,tenements,and poſſeſſions, and the cenants of
the fame thall be contributopte to the {aid erpences, asthe {aid lands ec.
Iwere wont to be, before the time of thefamepurchale, 12. R.2.12.
12 The Shirife of euery Countie forthe time being, in the next The order of
MCountie Court holden in their Counties , after che deliuerance of che Settled
Mueenes writs to them, De folutione feodi Militis parliament, ſhall :
pf Peace of che fain Counties, and the Batlifes of euery hundred op wae
pentake of the fame Countie, andallother which will beat che alleſſing
bEthe wanes of the knights of the Shires, ſhall be at the next Countie
here to be holoen ,to alletle the fain wages of che lato knightes, And the
hirife, Underlhirike, Coꝛoners, o2 Bailifes for the time being, hall be
there at che fame time in their proper perfon, vpon paine of foꝛfaiture te
/ theD. ofeuery of them that maketh aefault rl, s. Ae which time the fain
Shirike o2 Underthirife ,in the pꝛeſence of them that thall come to the
: ame, and of the ſutozs of the faiv Counties then being there in the full
Tountie, well ano duely ſhall aſſeſſe euerp hundged to that alleflable, bp it
elfe, to pay acertaine ſumme fo2 wages of the knights of the Shire, fo
hat the whole ſumme of all the hundzeds do not exceed the ſumme which
hall be duce to the fain knights, anv after that, in the fame Countic, hall
Welle euery village within the fain hundzens, which thall be there aflella-
ole , toa certaine ſumme fo the payment of the (ain wares, fo chat the
bole ſumme of all he Totnes, within any of the fata hundreds do not
xceed the ſumme aſſeſſed vpon che hunnzen of which they be, And the Cain
| Lt Shivifes,
Parliament.
Shirifes, Underſhirikes, B ailifes,noz no other officer, for the caufe
{ain , hallleute moze money of any Cillage then that whereunt
were alſeſſed. And tfany doe, o2 will alleſſe any hundꝛed 02 village ot
wile then is afozefato, thep ſhall fort. koꝛ euery dekault to the Q. xx. li. an
to any man that will ſue in this cale x. li. And the lain Shirikes well a
duely hall leuie the money fo aſſeſſed vpon the foꝛeſaid villages, as ſoone
as thep well map, after the laid alleſſing and the fame ſhall deliuer co the
ſaid Knights, accoping to the watts thereof, vpon the afoꝛeſaid paines,
ec, ann he that will fue tn this cafe fhall be thereunto admitted, and thall
haue a Scirefacias againſt hint chat offendethagaink this ſtatute. Anoit
the dekendant duely warned in the fame, make dekault, oꝛ elle appeare,and 9
be in the Came conuict, then che plaintifes thal recouer agains chem which F
he fo conuict x.li.to their owne ble, beſides the fato xx. li. with their treble
damages, for the coftes of their fuites, 3. .6.11. J
Delaies of 13 Ateuerp Parliament hall be choſen a Pꝛelate, two Carles , ane
judgement it two Barons, which hall haue commillion from che Queene, to heare bp
cecieore peticion delivered vnto chem; the tomplaints of hole, that twill come
Paclaments plaine of delates of iungements in che Chauncerie, Kings Bench, Come
mon Place, and Exchequer, and before other Juſtices aſſigned to heare ¶
determine + which delaies happen ſometime bp difficuleie , and ſometime
by diuerſitie of opinions of the Junges sand ſometime foꝛ other cauſes.
TAhich Prelate, Carles, and Barons , thall haue power to cauſe to come jl
before them, the tenop of the Recoꝛdes and Proces of (uch iuogements fo Ih
delaied, and to caule che ſame Jultices to come befoze them,to heare theit
¥
cauſe and reafon of {uch delaies, Ahich caule and reafon fo heard, by rool NH h
aduiſe of themfelues, the Channcelor, Crealozer , Juſtices of the one) \
Bench , and che other; and otheraf the Queenes Councell (as mary an |
{uch, as thall feeme conuentent) thall proceed to take a good Recoyd, and
make a good Judgement, And accogding to the fame Record fo caken,the!)
tenour of the fame Record, together with che iudgement which Hall be
accoꝛded, (hall be remaunded before the Juſtices, before whom the plea!)
bid depend, And they hall giue iudgement accoyving to the faine Ree
cor, And if difficulticleeme to them to be fo great that it may not wel be
petermined without allent of che Parliament: Che lain cenour , oꝛte⸗
nours hall be bꝛought bp the ſaid Pꝛelate, Earles, and Barons , into the’
nert Parliament, And there Halla finall accoꝛd be made , what iudge⸗
ment ought to be given in this cafe, Anv accoꝛding to that accoꝛd, com⸗
maundemẽt hal be giuen to the Judges before whom the pleadid depend,
that they (hall proceed to tudgement without delay, 1 4,660.35
t Howthey fhall bepunifhed which do affauleany Lord,Knight, or
Burgeffe of the Parliaments ,or any of their feruants.S.Fighting 5.
2 In what fort he ſhall be vfed which entreth into the Parliament,
houfe, without taking the oath for the affurance ofthe Queciics power
. i oucr
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I
Parliament. . Partition, Parceners. 258
ster all eftates.S. Queene 5.
“3 _Forthe Knights and Burgeffes of Parliament, to be chofenin euery
| Shire , Citie ,and Towne corporat in Wales, amd fortheir wages. S.
Wales 116.117.118,119.1 20.121. ty oubes
| 4 Thatthere ſhall be two Knights for the Countie,andtwo Citizens
for the Citie of Chefter for euery Parliament. S. Cheſter 2.
gs Thatthey which cometo the Conuocation , fhall haue fuch liber-
ties as they which cometothe parliament. S.Conuocation 1.
6 That no Appeales fhall be fued in the Parliament.S,Appeal 1.
Wor vices chy Partition; Parceners. )
YF an inheritance which is holden of the Queene in Capite, doe difcend yy qrtition of
Ato diners Coparceners, then all the heires hall doe homage to the Q, lands hotnen
anv the inheritance which is holven of the Queene thall be fo deuided “?'*
amongit the heires , that every of them from thenceforth thall bolo her
part of the Queene. Prerog.Regis.17.€0.2,5 . And ik chep be within
ane, the Queene thall bane the CAardſhip and Warriage of euery one of
them and fo hall enerp other Loꝛd of Whom they hold their landes.
Stat, Hiberniz. |
2 Gil tointenants and tenants in common of any effate, 02 eſtates of Jointenants €
inheritance , in their owne rightes , 02 in therightes vf their wiues, of ron may be
any manozs ,landes, tenements, 02 hereditaments within England, compellen to
(Hales, 02 the arches of the fame , hall and map be compelled to make make particlon
garticion bet weeue them, of all {uch manos, landes, tenements, and here⸗
itaments, as thep bold as tointenants 02 tenants in common, by wꝛit
De particione facienda , in like maner, as Coparceners by the common
Lawes haue fin and are compelable todo, andthe fame wait ſhall be purs
wed at the common Law, 3 1.3.8.1,
3 Gut euerp of the fain tointenants,o2 tenants in common and their gine after
jeites after {uch particion mane, ſhall and may haue aide of the other , og barticion.
oftheir beires, tothe intent to peraigne the warrantie paramont, and to
recouer fo2 the rate, as is vſed betweene parceners after particion bp
paver of the common Law. 31. H. 8.1.
4 Ailtointenants, anv tenants in common, anveuery of them, which gointenantstog
polD tointlp , opin common fo2 terme of life, peere, oꝛ peeves, op iointe⸗ ũte oz vecres.
hatits, o2 tenants in common, where one o2 fome of them haue eftate, 02
Mates fo2 termeofitfe,o2 peeres, with the other that haue eftate o2 eſtates
» st inderitance oꝛfreehold, in any manoꝛs, lands, tenements, oꝛ heredita⸗
nents, ſhallx map be compelable by wꝛit of Partition, to be purſued out:
bf the Chauncerte, spon his oꝛ their cafe,to make feuerance and particion
’ pf atlfuch landes, ec, which they hold iointly o2 in common, foz terme of
jifeog liues, peeve oꝛ peeres, where one o2 fome of them hold tointly o2 in
ommon fo2 terme of life,o2 peeres, with other, o2 that haue an eſtate or
ſtates of inheritance o2 freehold, 3 2. h.8.3 2.
Li 2 5 But
Pattens ,and Pattenmakers. . Patents.
Hartlcion pee 5 Wut no fuch partictonto be made by force ofthis ſtatute thal be pre⸗
J——— * iudiciall to any perfons,cheir heires and ſucceſſors, other then fuch which
patties there be Parties to the {aid particion,their executoꝛs oꝛ allignes, 3 2,4),8,3 2,
unto, 1 How much the vfurpation of a Coparcener vpon his coheire, fhall
pteiudice him in his prefentation. S. Aduowfon 6, a
2 Inwhat maner, and betwixt whom particion fhall be made oflands
in Gauelkind in Kent. S. Prerogatiue 1 6, iishy a
Pattens, and Pattenmakers. » = — a
Hattens of i any Patten maker within this Realme ,voth make Pattens of
Aſpe. Clogges of (uch part of Alpe tymber , which is able and {ufficientto be
made in thaftes, he ſhall forfatt tothe Q.and J. fox euerp time xls, Bue F
it is lawkull to the Patten makers of this Realne , tomake Pattens of J
{uch tymber of Alpe, that is not apt,{ufficient, 2 conuenient to be made
in ſhaktes.4. Ed. 4.9. 4. D. 5. 3. — sit :
0,0 SPatents,° AS OR | ; 4
pisces satis He vay of the deliuerie of eucrp warrant (ent by the Queene, o2 hee:
fhall beare toe I heires,to the Chauncelog of England, ſhall be entred of recoꝛd inthe)
of J— Chauncerie. And the Chaunceloꝛ thall cauſe letters Patents to be made
rant, vpon the fame warrant, bearing vate the day of the fain delinerie in they
Chauncerie, ard rot hefoze And if anp letters Patents be mave to the!
contrarie,chep ſhall be void. 18.h.sec ce
2 Mf any perfon do make {uit to the Q. for any landes, tenements, |
— oa offices, op any other things, by her Grace graunted. oꝛ tobe graunted to
tevto others anpperlon during ber pleafure ,the ſirſt patentee then being in life, hey
buring pled ſhall expꝛelſe in che fai Lill of petition og patent,the tenoz of the fain fore)
: mer patent, and that the Queene hath determined her plealtire againt the
{aid firft patentee, 02 elfe the fata ſecond letters patents of any of che pꝛe·
milles to any perfon to be graunted, thall be void, 6,1D.3.15, 4
—— Atwell all and ſinguler letters Patents, Indentures, and other
of thelerters cCipitinges,(ealed vnder the great Scale of Cngland,op vnder the Seale
—— D. of the Duchie of Lancaſter oꝛ the fealeof the countie Palantine of Lane
zabeth· cater, and heretofore made oꝛ graunted bp our ſoueraigne Lady Queene)
Elizabeth, fithence 1 8.j2ouember, Anno 1. ok her raigne fox any ſummes
of money , 02 for any other confinerations ,As all other letters patents:
hereafter to be made by our laid Soueraigne Ladie, for any fume of moe
ney, 02 other conſiderations, during feauen peeres next inſuing the ma⸗
hing of this Act, being 1 5.die Martij,An. Dñi 1575. toanp bodie poli⸗
tique oꝛ coꝛporat, oꝛ to any other perſon oꝛ perfons whatſoeuer, of any
Honours,Caſtels,manoꝛs,loꝛdſhips, granges,meaſes, lands, tenements,
meadowes, paſtures,rents,reuerſions ſeruices, woods, aduowſons, nomi⸗
nations, patronages, annuities, rights, intereſts, entries, conditions, §
deetes, courtes, liberties pꝛiuiledges fraunchifes oꝛ any other heredita⸗
ments, with their appurtenances, o2 of anp part og parcel of aii
wit
a iy: Patents. 259
‘With oꝛ vnder the great Seale of England, op onder the Seale of the
| Duchie of Lancatter,o2 the feale of the Countie Palantine of Lancater,
| of whatfoeuer kind, nature,o2 qualttie, thep o2 anp of them be, 02 ſhall ve
| reputed, knowen, 02 taken, with thetr appurtenances, oꝛ any part 07 par⸗
cell ofthent, hall be good, perfect , ann effectual in the law, and (hall
fand, be taken, and adiudged good , perfect, and effectiallin che law a-
gaint the Dueene her heires, and ſucceſſors, accoꝛding to the teno2 anu
effect of the fait Letters patents,the fame to be erpounded & iudged moſt
Henefictall to the Patentees ¢ qrauntees of the fame, and their aflignes,
According vnto the modes, andpurport of euery of the ſaid letters Pa⸗
‘tents, without any confirmation, licence, 02 tolleration of the Queene,
Her heires, 02 fucceflogs , anp miſnaming, miſrecital, oꝛ non recitall of
anp the fame honours, caſtels, manozs , lands, tenements, and other
the premiffes, 02 anp parcel thereof: D2 any lacke of finding of offices,
02 inquifitions , of and in the pꝛemiſſes, oꝛ any part thereof, where pp
thecitleof the D, therein ought to haue bin found, before the making of
WN the fame letters Patents ,o2 other wꝛitinges. Oꝛ any miſrecital, oꝛ non
M recitall of Leaſes thereof before made, alwell of recoꝛd, as not of record,
N) D2 anplacke of the certatntie, mifcatting, rating, oꝛ ſetting foorth of the
peerely value andrate of the pꝛemiſſes, oꝛ of the peerelp rents referuen,
of , and foz the peemiffes ,o2 anp parcell thereof, menctoned oz contay⸗
ned in any of the fad letters Patents, cz other wꝛitinges, 02 for that
the premifics be , 02 any part thereof ts valued to a more 02 leſſe balue in
thefainletters Patents,o2 writings, then the ſaid landes , and other the
Mpzemifles then were, o2 hall be inthe peerelp value. D2 any miſnaming,
O} Not true naming of the Cones, Mamlets, Partthes , 02 Counties,
where the fame lands, tenements , rents’, hereditaments , and other the
pꝛemiſſes, and euery parcell, 02 anp parcell thereof lyen o2 been, D2 any
Jacke of thetruenaming of the Landes, tenements, oꝛ bereditaments, 02
i of the natures, kinves, fortes, qualities , oꝛ quantities of the fain poſſeſ⸗
| fons, oꝛ hereditaments , o2 any parcell thereof, D2 any lacke of the true
) maming of the coꝛpoꝛation. 2 any lacke of the atturnement, liuerie,
02 ſeiſin. D2 of any mifnaming of any the late tenants , 02 fer:
mozs of the fame Honours, manours, landes, tenements, and heredita⸗
ents ,02 any part thereof, fo fold, graunted, 02 giuen , notwithſtan⸗
bing, 13, Cf, 2,
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) (ro, War, Anno Dñi 1575.) during the {pace of vii, peeres , hall ob⸗
raineof her Maieſtie by way of exchange, oꝛ foz any ſumme of money
» dp other confiverations, anp Letters “alia anp manours , lands,
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4 All and finguler ſuch Patentecs, Grauntees,and Donees,and euery The aunlwere
pfthem, whichat any time heretofore fithence the laid 18, day of Nouem⸗ as of lanss
| ber.in the 1. peereofthe Q.xaigne, haue obtained of our Soueraiqne, sraunten by
| Lady the Queene , at any time after the Sellion of parliament enden Patent
44 aur. ae
ay *
Patents.
tenements, oꝛ hereditaments, which at the vate and making of th
Letters patents were op thall be at the time of making fach lette
tents,of better and moze peerelp balue to the Queene, and fo anfiweredit
peerely rent and ferme, then was, is, oꝛ Hall be contained and {pecified tt
anp (uch Letters patents, o2 in the particulars oꝛ vate thereof, made,op
tobe made bp anp Auditor, Surueioꝛ, and other officer : Chen euerp fue
patentee, Grantee, 02 Donee, their heires, executoꝛs, oꝛ aſſignes, and
enerpof them within one peere next after office, 02 other due pꝛcofe, order
and decree thereof tobe made within x. peeres next after rb, of March,
An, Do1575, inthe Clehequer, thali pap onto the Queene, her heires
and ſucceſſors, for the fame ouerplus of the fame landes, ec. fo folv,aiuert, 9
@¥.vecres graunted, oꝛ erchanged, akter the rate ok lx. yeeres purchaſe, and accoꝛ ing
wirchale ‘to luch veerely value and rate , asthe fame lands, tenements, and other
hereditaments were, and anſwered at the time of the making ofanyp fuch
Letters patents fo made, 02 to be made, in maner and foꝛme afopefaids ||
any ye contained in anp {uch Letters patents ec, notwithitanding,
18, €1,2, “a
aterteesor 5 Butt this Act thal not extend to confirme oꝛ make good any Teale, }
Grantees LY op leales, made, oꝛ to bemade by the Queene, fox terme of life ,tiues,op |}
tuteestendeth for veeres, whereupon the old and accuſtomed rents oꝛ more be not , 02) j
not· hereafter ſhall not be reſerued, and yeerely payable during the terme of}!
every ſuch Leale : Noꝛ this Act hall extend ta reuiue oꝛ make good anp
Letters patents, made of anp office o2 offices to any Comptroller, Cutkoe | |
mer, Aulueger, Searcher: orto any Letters patents of che graunt of)
any other office 02 offices heretofore made by the D. which now be,o2 at
— any time heretofore haue bin determined, oꝛ made void by iudgement, bp:
atrauerte tg authoritie of Parliament, oꝛ bydecree: Noꝛ to any Patents to be made
tendꝛed. to any perfon for terme of yeeres, oꝛ During the minoꝛitie of anp beire, |
of any manours, lands, o2 tenements, whereof any trauerle (hall be ten⸗
dred, within theee monethes after any office found, and certifien vnto
Watentsoe anpy the Queenes courts ofrecozd: Ne tomake good any Letters par
Dffices. tents made by our ſaid Soueraigne Ladie of anp office to be of any other)
effect chen the fame Letters patents were oꝛ ould haue bin, before the)
patents of Waking of this act : either hall it ertend to anp Letters patents, |
concealen which at anp time heretofoze . ſithence the beginning of the Queenes
land. raigne hath bin, oꝛ hereafter ſhall be made by the Queene to any perfor
of any manoꝛs, lands, tenements , rents, reuerſions, ſeruices, oꝛ other
hereditaments, bp korce ofany information, ſuit, oꝛ ſuggeltion, mave,oz
fo be made to her Highneſſe, that che ſame lands ee, fo contained in any |
ſuch Letters patents , were concealed lands. But chefame Letters pa⸗
tents, and euery of chem, (hall remaine and bein the fame fozce ann effect, 9
Dther mens 82 they were before the making ef this Act, 18.4.2, bis)
rights faucm, 6 Sauing to all other perſoas, and badies politique and ——
theit
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if Patents, —
cheir heires and ſucceſſors and euery of them, all ſuch right, title, incerctt
poſſeſſion eſtate, leaſes rents, feruices, commons, and all other pofites
and commodities whatſoeuer, as thep o2 anpof chem ſhould or mighe
haue had befoze the Letters patents thereof made, ifthis Act hav neuer
bin mage, I 8,€1,2, Gad fe
7 Ailfcoffements, fines,furrenders, aſſurances, conuciances, x eſtates & contirmetion
‘Hed 0p made, to 02 fox our Soueraigne Lavy Queene Elizabeth, ſichente oft afuraces
18, Nouember, An, 1, ok her raigne, oꝛ to be made at any time during — yi
Dil, peeres ( next after theend of this Warliament being 15. die Martij,
An. Dai 1575.) bp any perfor o2 perſons, bodie politique o2 copzporat,
ofanp caftels, manogs, Landes, tenements,rents,¢ other hereditaments,
fo2 any debt, ſumme of monep,o2 other confiveration whatſoeuer, hall be
good and artatleable in che law, to all intents, according to the true meas
ning of the fame: Sauing to all and every perfon and perfons, and their Diver mens
heives, bodies policique ¢ corpozat, and their ſucceſſors ( other then {uch “S24
perfon and perſons, their heires,and wines , being parties oꝛ pꝛiuies to
{uch conuctances, €c, bodies politique and coppozat , and their ſucceſſors
g¢c.of whom the Queene hath obtained op purchales, o2 Hall obtaine 02
purchale during the (aid bti,peeres , anp lands,ec. by exchange, gikt, bars
gaine, op otherwile) all ſuch right, tit le, interelt, vle,polleflions, rents, re⸗
uerſions, remainders, offices , fees, commons, profits, and commodities
whatſoeuer, which they oꝛ any of them haue, might, oꝛ ought to haue hav,
I) OF, in, 02 to the pꝛemiſſes, op any part thereof, in as ample maner to all
intents,as ifthis Act had neuer bin made. 1 8. Eliz. 2.
8 An.34.€ 35. H.8.21. The like ſtatute was made, confirming all A confirmation
Letters patents, Indentures, and other waitinges, made, oꝛ graunted to ieee
any perfon 92 perfons ec. by che {aid King, vnder che reat (eale of Eng⸗ Fi
land, the feale of the Duchie of Lancafter, 02 the ſeale of the Court of
} Augmentations, ſithence 4,0f Feb, An,27,1),8,ontill 2.Maii, An.3 5.
ot his raigne,and to be made vit,peeres after, notwithſtanding anp miſ⸗
Mamingmifprifion miftecitall ec, (ve fupra.) And alfo confirming all ers
changes, fines, feoffements,recouerics, Deedes inrolled ec, made within
the fopelain time, by any perfons to the fain king, ofanp lands,tenements,
oꝛ hereditaments ¢c, notwithtanving any mifcecicall, miſnaming, now
recitall, oꝛ notnaming of anp thefato lands ec,
9 All and euery honours, manozs , lands ,tenements , and hereditas an anveptans
ments, which at anp time heretofoge were the pollellions of any Abbey, Hid came to
Monaſterie, Pꝛioꝛie, Nunnerie, oz other Religious or Ecclefiatticall king 1 .the 8,
houle oꝛ houſes and which after 4, Febpuarti, Anno 27, H. 8. came to charne ih envy
| the hands 02 poflleffion of che fain late King D,the 8, 02 which were pur Court, op by
in charge,to,02 fo2 his Dighnelle in his Court of Erchequer,og any other fig ice
| Courts of the ſaid late King concerning bis reuenues , oꝛ by anp Audi⸗ Spee
dour,oꝛ other Dificer of the fain late sy which after the om 4.Febp. scaunsep by his
4 No 27,
Bl ois
Patents,
letters patents Anno 27.1.8, were graunted oꝛ conueighed, o2 mencioned ta be gi
— ted oꝛ conueighed, in oꝛ by any letters Patents whatloeuer made byt
aumogentobe laid late king H.the 8, to any perſon oꝛ perſons, bodie politique on ¢
haere poꝛat, were and ſhall be reputed taken, g adiudged to haue bin lawful
feffton. and perfectly inthe actual and reall poſſeſſion ofthe fain late Wing a
his heires and ſucceſſors, at (uch cime as che fame din fo come to his M
iefties hands and poffellion,o2 were fo put in charge, o2 graunted 02 con:
ueighed by che fain late King W, the 8, as aloꝛeſaid: Notwithſtanding
any defect, want, 02 infuffictency , of, 02 in any ſurrender, graunt, oꝛ cone 9
ueiance of the fame honours, manozs, lands ,tenements , 02 Hereditas 9!
ments , 02 anp part thereof, tothe ſaid late King H. the 8,02 any other
matter 02 caule whatſoeuer, by which his Highneſſe masor might haue 9
bin intituled to the fame, 25. El. 3.
10 Alland finguler Letterspatents made bp the ſaid King 1. the 8, f!
H..8 ettere at anp tine after the fain 4,sFebguartt, Anno 27. 1, 8, fo the erection, if
portation o& foundation, incorporation, o2 indowment of any Deane and Chapt |!
Deane Che tor oꝛ Colledge, were and thall be reputed, taken, and apiunge to haue |!
Ose oh an good perfect,and effectual in the Law fo? all things therein contat= |
ned, according tothe true intent and meaning of the fame : any thing, —
matter , oz caule to the contrarte thereof in anp wiſe notwithtanding, | i
Elize3. dedi |
4 1 Sauing alwaies vnto all perfon and perfons, bovies politique anv }i
~ Dir huey. coꝛpoꝛate theit heires and fuccelfors , and euery ofthem, (other then the
{ate Abbots, Abbelles, 1921023, Wetorelles, and other Gouernops of ſuch
Abbeis, Monaſteries, Pꝛioꝛies, Nunneries, and other Religious anv)’
Eccleſiaſticall houſes, anv cheir fuccellozs, anv {uch as pretended to be |)
Founders, Patrons, oꝛ Donoꝛs of the fame ,o2 any of them :o2 of any (
matiours, Landes, tenements, or hereditaments belonging to che fame, |
02 to any of them, and thetr and every of their heires and ſucceſſors) all tl |
{uch right, title, interelt,claime,and demaunde , ag they op any of them, |
02 their,o2 any of chetr aunceſtoꝛs oꝛ predeceflors might o2 ought to haue
had, of, in, to, 02 out of any {uch honours, manos, landes , tenements, ||
oꝛ hereditaments, before the faid 4, Febꝛuarii, Anno 27. H. 8,02 before |
the making of (uch Letters patents bp the fain Kine D, the 8, asif the
faid letters Patents mane bp the ſaid King H. the 8, and the koꝛelaid far 9
tute made in the ſaid 3.4, peere of his raigne, anv this prefent Act bad
netter bin made : this Act o2 any ching therein contapned to the contrarte | '
; notwithſtanding. 35.€1.3, 0
confirmation 12 Anno 1. Ed. 6, 8. che like Statute was mave,confirming al Lets
ore eee. ters patents, Indentures, and other weitinges made op graunted ,to any ig
see" perlon on perfons ec. bp the fain King, onder any of the forefain three.
ſeales, fithence 28, Jan, Av, 1. Ed. 6, and to be made during the laid
Rings life notwichtanding any miftransingmilrecitall ¢c, |
X3 an,
|
|
_— Patentes. 261
| 13 Gn,7,€0.6.3, Aſtatute was mane,confirming all tetters patents, @ confirmatia
mae bp kina 1,8,fithence 4. Febr. An.27.ok his reigne, bp king Cd, 6, oribenrets
| fithence 28, Jian, An, 1 of his reigne, of bargaines tt ſales, gifts, exchanges king Ca,6.
| ec, notwichtaing the lacke o2 loſſe of the particulers, 02 the bil aſſigned
| ofthe patents, t notwithſtanding che nonage of thefaid Ring Ed.6. as
Duke of Lancaſter oꝛ anp Act, ſtatute, oꝛ lawes, foꝛ/ oꝛ concerning ante
tenures or reſeruations ofrents oꝛ tenths to the contrarie tc, i
34 An.4. and 5. J9.¢ 9,1, A fatute was made confirming allletters 4 confirmatis
patents, indétures, andother wꝛitings made bp the ſaid King ¢ Queene, oes Paente
pp by the fain Queene, onder the areat feale of Englãd, 02 the ſeale of the DQ. Marie.
Duchie of Lancatter, fithence 7, Jul, Anz, W, vntill 7. Mar. An. Dam.
1557.and to be mave by che fain King and Queene, during vii.veeres af⸗
ter the faid vit, Dapof arch, notwithtanding anp mifnaming, miſteci⸗
tall ec, ve ſupra. And alfo confirming all feoffements, fines, ſurrẽders te.
made within the forelatd time by anie perfon, bony politique, 02 corporat,
to the fain King and Queene, o2 to the {aid Queene, ofantelandes, tenes
ments,o2 hereditaments, F een
1 15 Cuerte perfon to whom the Queene thall grant the cuſtodie and uithin what
Wardlhip of ante of her Mardes, hall vpon his bill alſigned thereof fire time a patent
Hfoo2th his patent within foure moneths nert after the attianement of che ay OPN.
oe oꝛ elleche fame bill, and the effece chereof thall be vtterly voip, Grp 02 liuerie.
3 2, 8.4.6, : $a
1) 16 Anveuerie perfon to whom the Queene thall grant any Liuerie,
Hto be lued vpon his bill alfiqnedthereof, withthe Queenes hand, 02 with
‘the hands of che officers of ber court of CHardes € Liueries, (hall {ue forth
This patenc within tii,monechs nert after the alignment of che ſaid bill, o2
elfe the fame bill,and the effect thereof ſhall be vtterly void, 33. H. 8.22.
> 17 SE aPatent be mave to anie perſon, of lanves ſeyſed into theo patent of
/ Ducenes handes vpon an Enquelk taken before an Efcheatoy 02 Come LANrs (erren
millſioner, op any of che ſame lãds letten to ferme by any of the Queenes quet 7— be⸗
_ officers, vntul the lame Enquelt be returned intorheChauncericoyEl te. an Cehe.
chequer, and that the lands haue remained in the Queenes hands, vntill
ſuch Enquelt be returned and one moneth after, the patent thall be void,
xcept ſuch as doe find themſelues grieued by the fame Enqueſts do come
shto the Chauncerie within thee moneths after the fame office put into
he Chauncerie,or Eſchequer and do offer to trauerlethe Enqueſt and to
rake the ſame lands to farme, ſhewing good euidence, proouing their tra⸗
gerſe to be true, to whom the lands ſhall be let to farme, to hold vntill che
iſſue vpõ the fame trauers be found for the Queene, o2 the partie finding
iufficient ſuretie to purſue the {ain trauers with effect, and to pay to the
AQueene the rent if bp right it be bers, And chen all other patents mave
hereof within the thꝛee moneths ſhall be void, 36,€0,3,13,8,10,6,1 6
18.6.6.1. H.8.10. 3
x Wherein
- hey
Pꝛoturing
wilkul periury.
Periurie.
x Wherein an Aſſiſe doth lie againſt the Queenes patentee. S.Aſ
2 Thata patent graunted of the office ofa Sherife or ynderfherif
fee, for life,or yeeres fhall be void. S.Sherife.q. a.
3 That Knights fees, aduowfons and dowers do not pafle by patent
without {peciall words,S.Prerogatiuets, | ——
4 How long a patent made to an Efchetour for that office ſhallen-
dure. S.Efchetor 8, "aoe ie
5 Ofwhat offices there ſhall be noeftate graunted by patent, but the
officers fhall be remoueable. S.Officers 3. J
6 Thata patent made toa Vitailer to bea Purueyor forthe Queenes
cariage is void. S Purueiour 1 2. : ce
7, What things fhall be put in euerie patent graunted, tomakean Aw. Jf
lien Denizen. S.Aliens 15. , ag
8 That an Exemplification of patent fhall be ofthe fame force that a
patent is. S.Exemplification 1. :
9 Where a patent may be made void, by being retained, wearing the
liuerie, or doing feruice to another. S. Liuery.7.8.
Peritirie.) .
Terie perfon and perfons which hall vnlawkully and coꝛruptly proe
clive anie witnes oꝛ witneſſes by Letters, Rewards, Pꝛomiſes, 02 bp”
anie other finifer and onlawfull labour or meanes whatfoeuer, to come, |
mit ante wilfull and cogrupt periurie in anie matter oꝛ caule whatſoeuer,
Depending in {uit and variance, bp anie wit, action, Lill, complaint, oz fy
infopmation, in ante wife concerning anie lands, tenements, 02 heredi⸗
taments, 02 any goods, cattels,debts, oꝛ dammages, in anie ofthe Courts,
of Chauncerie , Starve chamber , Abite hall, og in anie other of the
Queenes Coures of Recoꝛd, 02 in ante Leete, view of francke pledge, op,
lawday, auncient demeſne Court, Court hundred, Court baron, 02 inthe if
court 02 courtes of the Stanerie in the Counties of Deuon, and Cope
wall, D2 ſhall likewife vnlawkully and copruptly procure oꝛ ſuboꝛne ante.
witnes 02 witnelles which ſhalbe ſworne to teltifie In perpetuam rei me⸗
moriam : Chen enerie {uch offennor 02 offenders, thall fo2 bis, hers,o2
their laid offence being thereof lawfully conuicted oꝛ attatnted, foꝛfait
xl. k.to che Queene and partie greeued ec. that will (ue by A. J. B.P. Ec.
wherein uo CC, gc. E. P.J.ec. And if it happen anie {uch offendoz oz: 9 ¢
offendozs being fo conuicted 02 attainted as atoꝛeſaid, not to haue anie
goods oꝛ cattels, lands op tenements, tothe value of rl,P. then euery ſuch
perſon oꝛ perfons fo conuicted o2 attainted of any of the offences aloꝛe ⸗
{aid,thall (uffer imprifonment one halfe peere without baileozmainppile, |
and and bpd the pillopte one whole houre, in ſome market towne, where, im ly
Oe Next adlopning to the place where che offence was committed in open
market there, And no perfon oꝛ perfons being fo conutcted 02 attainted,
@¢, ſhall be from thencekozth receiucd ag a witnes to be depoſed F —
J— eriurie. 262
| court of recoꝛd, within any of the Queenes dominions of England,
Tales, oꝛ the Warches of the lame, vntill che iudgement ciuen againſt
Him o2 them, thall be reuerfed by attaint, o2 other wife, And vpon euerie
fuch reuerfall the parties grieued thallrecouer his oꝛ their dammages
again all and euerie fuch perfon ¢ perſons, as did procure the faid iudge⸗
ment ſo reuerſed to be firſt giuen again them oꝛ ante ofthem, by action to
| be fucd vpon his oz their cafe, accoꝛding co the courſe of the common law.
5Eliz.9.29. Eliʒ.5. S. Maintenance 4,
act, confent , oꝛ agreement, thall wilfully and coꝛruptly commit anie
manner of wilfull periurie by his 02 their depoſition in anie of the Courts
before mentioned, 02 being eramined Ad perpetuam rei memoriam, theit
euerie perfono? perfons fo offending and being thereof duely conutct 02
attainted by the lawes of this Realme, thall fo2 his o2 their fain offence
looſe & forfaitrr.?, tothe D.¢ P.aricued re, that will (ue by A. J.P. ec.
wherein no CH. ec. E.P.J.tc.and hall haue vi.moneths impꝛiſonment,
without batle oꝛ mainpꝛiſe, and his oth from théceforch thall not be recei⸗
ued in any court of recozd ec, vntil the iudgement giuen again him hall
be reuerſed bp attaint 02 otherwife, And bpon eueriefuch reuerfall, che
Partie grieued fhallrecouer bis bammages again all and euerp {uch per-
Hon and perfons, as did procure che {aid iudgemẽt fo reuerſed, to be giuen
againſt hint, bp action to be {ued bpon bis cale Ec, And if che ſaid offendoz
hatte not anp goods oꝛ Cattelsto the value of rr.P. chen be thall be fet on
the pillorꝛie in fome Market place, withinthe Shire, Citie,or Bozouch,
where the laid offence thall be commiteed, by the Sberife o2 his Mini⸗
“fers, if it be without anp Citic op Cowne Corporat : And fit be within
) ante Citie 02 towne coppozat, then by the bead Officer o2 Officers of the
"lame Citie €c, 02 by his o2 their minifters, and there ſhall haue both his
pares nailed, and from thenceforth be diſcredited ¢ diſabled fop ever to be
mone in any of the courts of recoꝛd afoꝛeſaid, vntill the iudgement thall
_ bereuerfen, and thereupon Hall recouer his dammages tn maner ¢ forme
i
vefoge mencioned,5, Clts.9,2 9.13.5.
2Ik anie perfon og perfons cither vp the ſubornation, vnlawkull pꝛo⸗ Countering
surement, finitter perfmafion, 02 meanes of any cthers, 02 by there otane Beth! peviney.
3 But this Act doth not extend to anie Cccleftalticall court within weriurie con
England, WMales, oz the Warches of the fame, but euerp luch offendop, as mitted in anp
hall offend in foꝛme aforefarn, hall and map be puntthed by fuch ordina⸗ Court.
ie lawes as heretofoze hath beene, and pet are vſed inthe fain eeclefiatti-
all courts. 5 Eliz. 9. 29.Eliz. 5+
4Alwell che Junge and Judges ofeuery luch Court where any {uch Herlurie pu⸗
| [aitthatve, whereupon aniefuch periurie thalbe cõmitted, as allo the Ju⸗ pea ne.
» tices ofallife, x gaole deliuerie in their ſeuerall circuites, ¢ the Jullicess other courts.
a peace at their quarter ſeſſions, haue power to enquire of, heare and de⸗
ermine all che offences committed contrary to this act bp inquifition,
| prefentmenc,
Periurie. Pewter, Braffe, ——
pelentment, bill, 02 information, And the Juſtices of aſſiſe of euer
cuit within this Realme, and ellewhere within the Queenes dominio
allin euery countie within their circuits, two times in the yeere, that
isto fap, inthe time oftheir fittings, make open Pꝛoclamation of this
Statute, o2 of the effect thereof, to the intent that no perfon thal be iar
rant ofthe penatties herein contained, Gut this ſtatute doth noe — a
the power giuẽ bp a Statute made Ann,11,30.7,25, tothe Lor Chaun⸗
celour and others of the Queenes councell, toeramine and puniſh riots, —
routes, heinous periurtes, and other offences (which haue vſed to beare
and Determine fuch matters, inthe Star Chamber at CHeftminter,) nog
to reftraine the power of the Lod Pꝛeſident and councell inthe marches |
of Aales, oꝛ in the Noꝛth, noꝛ of any other Judge hauing ablolute *
er to puniſh periurie, before the making ofthis ſtatute. But they and e⸗
uerie ofthem ſhall and may pꝛoceede in the puniſhment of all offences
heretokore punithable, in {uch wife, as they might haue done and dled to
bo before the making of chis act, to all purpoſes, ſo that they fet not vpon
the offendors leſſe puniſhment then is contained in this act, 5Eliz.9.29.
Eliz5.S.Iuſtĩces of Peace.2 3. "
1 Where, in what cafes,and in what maner periurie fhall be pied r
by attaint.S.Attaint. tb
Pewter, Braffe, Pewterers,
Pewter Hal be Na perfon o2 perfons bling the craft of Pewterers ¢ Brafiers, al
folb tn fatres felloz change anp Pewter o2 Bꝛalſe, news oꝛ old, at any place toithe
ae eau inthis realme, but only in open faires, markets, oꝛ in their owne viele yy
ners boule = Ling houles, but ikthey be deſired by the buters of {uch wares, vpon paine
ha of forf, fo2 every fuch default tro the Q.and to him that wil ſeiſe, o2 pꝛeſent
the ſame, oꝛ that will {ue for the fame bp A. J. xc. x.li. wherein no 7G, os
39.40.19,10.7.6.4.10,8,7.25.10.8.9, am
Dewhat good 2 Bf anpperfon either wogke op calt anp pewter vetlel 02 bꝛalſe at] y
ee eeerlL Any place within this realm except it be as good fine metall as is che peue
ought tobe, cer e€ braſſe calf and wꝛought after the perfect goodnes of the fame witha | |
in the Citie of London and by che ltatutes of the fame ouabe tobe,be thal | c
forf, tothe ble of the Q. and the finder thereof, 02 of him that wilfeife ap | hy
fue for thefame bp 4.9.¢c, al fuch pewter an bꝛaſſe fo calf, anv wwpoughe I ia
ot woꝛſe pewter and bpalle ec, But this fogfaiture ſhall not ertend to
bralſe op pewter being inthe poſſeſſion of any perſon, other then the wor | 5
kers ofthefame, or fuch as haue thefame to fell, and being ofthe crafts: te
02 miſterie c. 19. h.7.6.4. H.8.7. 2 5. H. 8.9. J
Holloaw vares. 3 No perfon ſhall make any hollow wares of Pewter, bis. Salts, P's
| aun Pots that are made of Pewter, called lap mettall, but chat it beak Fy
ter the aflife of pewter lap mettal wꝛought within London. And the mag
kers of fuch wares, thall marke the fame with feuerall markes of thett
i)
— gs owne, to the intent that they thall auow p fame wares by them wzoucht
ant
Pewter, Brafle, Pewterers. 263
, f all fuch wares not (ufficientlp made, and not marked in forme afore-
laid, found in che poſſeſſion of the fame maker, 02 feller, (hall be forfatter,
Queene, and of the finder, o2 ſearcher, oꝛ of him chat will {eile oꝛ fue koꝛ
the fame bp A. J. tc, the value of the fame ware ſo vnlawkully waought
and fold, 1.9.1D.7.6,4,10,8.7.2 5.1),8.9.
no P.E.Ec. Ano allo the party fo offending, thal forf. bis beame,to him
hat ſhall ſeiſe it, Andif che fatd offendog be not fufficient to pay bis fain
umme bp him fo foot, chen it ts lawkull to the Wators, Wailifs, o2 other
ead officers of (uch places where any {uch offendozs ſhall be found,to put
im in che ſtocks and fo to keepe him vntill che nert market day, nere ade
ayning, and in che market place toput him on the pillogie all che market
ime,t 90.7, 64.10.8476
ame citty oꝛ Bozough,to appoint certaine perfons, moſt expert in know-
Dae of thefame, to make ſearch in the fata Cities o Boꝛoughes where
| ep dwell. And the Juſtices of Peace tn euerie Shire,at their general
eflions holden at Michaelmas, ſhall appoint two perfons hauing erpes
Mience therein, to make {earch in the premiles, in euery part of chat thire,
Hs well within franchiles as without (fauing in Cities and Boroughs,
dhere {earchers be appointed by the qouernours of the fame.) And all
Achvnlawkull petuter,o2 bzalle,as che fata ſearchers hall find, thall be to
he vſe of the Queene and of the fain {earchers, Anv invefault of the fain
Halters and Wardens of the fain occupations, not fearching in forme
) fopefarn, and whereby anp {uch vnlawkull metal is catt o2 made, o2 bn:
| atofull weight vſed, ic halt be lawkull to any perfon having {ufficient
unning in the fain occupations, bp ouerfight of the Maioꝛ, Bailifs, o2
| cad officersofthe {ain Cities, Boroughs, and Cownes, to {earch all che
Pudplaces, and to put the {ain authoritie and act in erecution, in foꝛme
foꝛeſaid. 19. h.7.6.4. h.8.7.
icks, oꝛ anp other ſuch wares of tinne oꝛ pewter, whatloeuer tt be, calt
Wwꝛought within this Kealme, oꝛ without, € bꝛought to be ſold within
| ind Mardens of the craft of Pewterers of the ſaid Citie and their de⸗
| juties, to haue earch of the fame within the Citie of OT
Q uburbs
i.
‘Ano tf the fame ware be fold, the maker ſhall forfait to the vſe of the
4 Ffany perfon vſing buying and felling of pewter op bꝛaſſe, do oc⸗ Deeupying
upp anp deceiuable, vntrue, oꝛ falſe beames, oꝛ weights of the ſaid wares, a
je Thal korf.to the Q. and the partie chat wil {ue by A. of debt, xx.s. where: p;
bis Reale, tt ſhall be lawful to the Maioꝛof London, anvthe Watters -
Ife beames &
eights about
aſſe ¢ peter,
5 St thallbelatwfull fo2 the Watter, ¢ Wardens of che craft ok Pew⸗ Searchers of
eters within euery Citie and Boꝛdugh where fuch Hardens are, and — and
ahere no ſuch Tardens are, for the head officers,o2 gouernours of the bralle.
6 Fe anp decetueable wopkemanthip of tinne 02 peluter, be found ei⸗ ooarcners of
yer in chargers, platters, diſhes, lawcers, poꝛingers, trenchers, bafons, tinne 0 pein
agons, bottels, pote, ſaltſellers, goblets, fyoones , cruets, o2 candle⸗ter veſſel.
Pewter, Braffe, Pewterers.
Suburbes of the fame, And in all other Cities, Boroughs and J |
where anp Wardens be o2 thal be, che ators, Baplifes,o2 head |
and wardens thall haue like auchozitie, anu where no wardens be, then
the head Dfficers, 0. Gouernours of the fame Cities, Boꝛoughs, ant
TCownes hall haue auchoritie to appoint certaine perfons moſt cunnine
in knowledge ofp fame, to make {earch within the lato Cities, Boroughs
and Townes where they dwell, And tfanieluch new wares, wrought of
inne, and Pewter be founddefectiue and being tthe pofleffion of he
feller,then the fame perſon that putteth any ſuch new wares of Pewter
to fale, ſhall foꝛfait the fame wares to che Queene; € ſearchers oꝛ finders,
oꝛ to him that wil ſeiſe o2 fur for the fame by G.I]. €c. therein no CH, €c,
E. 4), ec, But this act concerning the for faitures Mall noe be ppetupicial
to anp perfon haning the graunt of king H. s. oꝛ 0f any of bis pꝛogenito 2, ‘4
bp bis letters patents,of {uch fog, But euerp of them thall enioy the fame) &
according to their graunts and liverties, 4. 8.7.25. h. 8.9.33. H.8.
ares ok in 7 No perſon inhabiting within this Realme; ſhall buy op take by eg:
—— a chaunge, for other Wares, any (ares made out of this realme, of Cin, I)
MS oꝛ mire with tinne, as platters, dithes, faucers, pots, bafons, ewers, flae
Kons, goblets falts,faltfellers, ſppones, oꝛ any other ching made of tin, og
petuter, whatfocuer tt be, vpon paine of for£; (tothe vſe of the D, andthe)
finders thereof) of the fame wares, in whole hands {oeuer tt may be found
o2 taken, and alſo lawkull monep currant in this realine, tothe full pas,
lue thereof, Ano it is lawkull to the matters and wardens of the craft off §
pewterers within euerp citie, bozough and towne of this realine, where
fuch wardens be, ¢ where no ſuch wardens be, tothe head officers, op go⸗
ucrnours of the Came Citie ec. to appoint diuers perfons moſt expert in
knowledge of the fame to make fearch ano {eifure ofall {uch wares, as
° fhall be brought contrarte tothe true intent of this Acte, in whole ſoeuer
ithſtanding poſſeſſions any (uch thall be found.25. H.8.9. And ik ante perfon doe one
fire, lawkully withſtand, ditturbe, oꝛ tet che fata Walter, € Hardens oꝛ theit
deputies, oꝛ any ofthe head officers 02 gouernoꝛs of Cities, Cownes, op) |
Boroughs, wherein noluch Watters 02 CHardensare, infearching anv |
ſeiſing fuch wares as fhall be brourhe tnto this Realme contrarie to the!
forme afozefain, Chen every fuch perfon fo offending, thal forf. for euerie
time fo doing tothe ble of the D, and J. v. k. to be rec. by A. J. xc.wherein
nG CHC, D.C. 3 3. H. 8.4. |
Actteanger __& No Dtraunger boyne out ofthis Realme Hall vle che laid craft of
bome halt Pewterers, nog worke any manner of velſell, o2 other ware afozefaty, ta
morke pewter. He mane of Cinne oꝛ Pewter, within anie place of this Realme, vpon
paine of forf.of r.2. to the bfe of the Q.and J.to be recoucred bp A. J. tc.
wherein no COLE. P.xc. And alfa vpon paine of fore, ofthe fame peiwter |
02 tinne fo wrought, in whoſe hands ſoeuer it map be found, o2 taken, 25.
19-349+3 34.8.4. |
\ 9 jo
J
Phifitions, 264
Ly 9 720 perfons being borne mithin this Realme, occupying o7 exer⸗ Mo pewteree
cifing the fain craft of pewterers. thall reſoet into anp ſtrange regions, op He), 0a 0
lcountries,there to teach,op exerciſe p (aid craft of pewterers, vpõ paine to ma foraigne
4 loole thepriuiledge and benefit ofan Engliſh matt, 25. H. 8.9. 3 3.4). 8. 4. oe
Phiſitions.
77 dug Henry che eight by his letters patents bearing date at Cell: x he Philiti
Nuninter the xxiii. pap of September, tn ther, peere of bis raigne, Dip Ons ——
erect, conſtitute, o2daine, and appoint a perpetuall Colledge of graue and Suir. 4
earned men, which ſhould openly practife phificke, within ‘the Citte
and fuburbs of London, and within vif, miles euerie way round about
he e fame Citie, And div graunt that all men of che fame facultie, o& an
Inthe ſaid Citie,hould be indeede and name one bodp and acomminal-
te, 02 Colledge perpetual, And that the fame Comminaltie,or College
1ay peerelp fozeuer chooſe and make of chetr comminalties fome wife
man, and expert in the (cience of Philicke, to be Ppꝛeſident of the Laid Pesan of,
Colledge oꝛ Comminaltie, to ouerſee, coꝛrect, x gouerne for the peere the *
oꝛeſaid Collenge op Comminaltie, anv all men ofthe fame facultie and
heir affaires, And that the fame Pꝛeſident, any Collenge oz Comminal-
Fie Hould haue a perpetuall ſucceſſion, and a common feate continually to Acdmon feat.
e imployed vnto the buſineſſe and ofe of che fatd Pꝛeſident ann Colledge.
Nand that they and their ſuccelſors for ever ſhall be perſons able, and of
ufficient capacitie to purchaſe and polſſeſſe tn fee and perpetuitie, any
andes, tenements, rents, and other poſſeſſions whatſoeuer. And that
hep and their fucceffors might purchale as wel within the Citie as with:
put, any lands and tenements whatfoeuer not erceeding the value of rit,
by the peere, notwithſtanding the ſtatute of Moremaine, And chat
hep by the names of the Pꝛeſident ofthe Colledge on Comminaltie of
* he facultie of Philicke in London, map implead and be impleaded before
| knp Judges, in anie courts 02 actions whatloeuer. And that che koꝛeſaid
Ppefident, and Colledge o2 comminaltie and their ſucceſſors may law⸗ Sucany be
ully make honeſt and lawkull congregations, ffatutes and ordinances h
) fox the gouernment, ouerſight and cogrection of the fain Colledge oꝛ com⸗ Oꝛdinaries
| ninaltie, and of all men practifing phiticke, within the fain Citte, and vii,
| niles round about, as neceſſitie requirech, without impediment of the
king, his heives, ſucceſſors, oꝛ anie of bis officers, And that no man inthe
aid Citie, 02 within oti, miles compalle thereof, thallpractife the fain
' acultie, ercept be be admitted thereunto by the faid Prꝛeſident and cont
> minaltie, oꝛ their fucceffors for the time beine, by the letters of the fata
HDieſident and comminalty fealed mith their feale bpon paine of C.s. foꝛ
uery moneth chat any which isnot admitted, ſhall practiſe the foreſaid
‘acultie, whereok one halfe to be imploted to the kings vfe, and the other
» othe bfe of the Pꝛeſident and Comminaltie, And that che Pꝛeſident Foure gouce-
a: ee of the forelain Comminaltie, for the time being , and — pir
| fucce Z
——
: luccellors, for ever ſhall yeerely chooſe foure which hall haue th
Mot ſummoned {umoned,o2 put in alliles, Juries, Cnquetts, tnquifttions, Attaints,
in turtes.
The liberties
of Lonpon ſa⸗
ued,
he corporat.
on o€ phifittons
confirmed.
biti. Elects,
A prefioent,
the ſaid Elects thall be void by death, o2 otherwile, chen the ſuperuiuors
Phifitions.
fearch, correction anv gouernance, of all che Phiſitions of the fa
bling thefacultie of Yhilicke, within the fame Citie, and of ather fop:
raine Philitions whatſoeuer dling the fame facultie within the fame
Citic and ſuburbs, oꝛ within vii, miles compaſſe of the fame Citic, ar
the puniſhment of chem fo2 their offences, in not wellerecuting, doing
and vling thereof, and alfo the ſuruey and {earch of all maner of ‘Ber 2
cines, and their receipts to be giuen, imployed and vſed by the fame Phi
fitions, 02 any of chem, to any of the kings liege people for the curing an
healing of their diſeaſes, as often and when f{oeuer tt ſhall be needtull foꝛ
the profit of the fame people, fo that the puniſhment of the fame Phi
ons vfing the fain kacultie, fo offending in the premifles, be execute
fines, amercements, impꝛiſonment of their bovies, and by other realo
ble and conuentent waies, And chat neither the Pꝛeſident noz anp
ſaid Colledge of Phiſitions, noz their fucceflors, noz any of them:
fing Phiſicke within the forefain Citie, ſuburbs, 02 elswhere, ha
other recognifances taken o2 ſummoned within che fatd citic ¢ ſuburb B,
before the Maioꝛ and Sbherifes, oꝛ Coroners of the fatd Citic, oꝛ any of fi:
cer op minifter of theirs, though che lame Juries, Inquiſitions, oꝛ recon
nifances, were ſummoned bpon Wits of right, But thatthe ſaid Malters ¥:
Gouernoꝛs, comminaltie, ¢ their ſucceſſoꝛs and euery ofthe practi 1p
the fai facultic, thalbe fox euer diſcharged againt plaid King, bis heiree
and ſucceſſors, and againſt the Maioꝛ and Sberifs of the foꝛeſaid Citic,
forthe time being, € all their officers, Jin which letters Jpatents therei le is
a Prouifo, that the ſaid letters.o2 any thing therein contained, hall ee
preiudiciall to the Citie of London, oꝛ the liberties thereof,
2 After by the fatutes made 14. H.8.5. and 1.99.9. the faid coꝛpoza
tion of the fain comminaltie, and fellowſhip of the facultie of Philick and
euerie graunt, article, and other thing contained tn the faid letters pas
tents, bee prooued, graunted, and confirmed, and cleerely authoriſed and.
admitted by the fame, good lawful, auatleable to the {aid bodie copporat
and cheir ſucceſſors fo2 ever, tnas large maner as map be taken, thought;
and confrued bp the fame,
3 There thalibe eight perfons ofthe fain comminaltic, which that
be called Clectes,and the fame Clectes thal peerelp choole one of chemte
he Pꝛeſident of che ſaid comminaltic,¢ as often as any of the Roomes of
_
ofthe fame Electes, within chirtie op fortie daies after the death of any
of them, (hall chooſe and admitte one 02 more, as neede thall require, of
the moſt cunning and expert men of the (aid facultie tn London, te ſup
ply thefainroome and number of eight perfons, fo that be 02 thep that)
ſhall be fo chofen, be ſirſt by che fain fuperuiuoꝛs ſtraitly eramined —
a ne
1 Phifitions. ° 265
| alourme deuiſed by the fato Clectes, anv alfo by the fain fuperuiuozs ap-
| prouens 14D, 85.
fait Pꝛeſident and Colledge hall perelp authorize to (earch, eramine, anu
punith al offendozs inthe fain faculty, within the fame City ann precinee,
commit any {uch offender fo2 bis offences oꝛ difobedience (contrarie
to anparticle,oz clauſe contained in the {ain grant; 02 act made 14.2.8.)
| to anp warde, gaole, ot prifon within the fain Citic and precinct, ( the
| Cower of London ercept:) Chen the Warden, Sailer, op Keeper of the
Den ſhall receiue into bis prifon euery ſuch perſon ſo offending as ſhalbe
committedto hin, there thallfafelp keepe him at their proper coftes of
the faid perfon fo committed without baile oꝛ mainppife,ontill uch offen-
Doz oꝛ dilobedient be diſcharged of the ſaid impriſonmẽt by the fatd Preſi⸗
| Bent,andluch perfons as by che fain Colledge ſhalbe aut horiled, vpon pain
that euery fuch warden, gailoꝛ ¢c.Doing contrarie , hall fopf. tothe vſe of
the Q.and the fain Pꝛeſident ¢ Collenge,the double of (uch fine and amer⸗
ciament as {uch offender 07 diſobedient thall be alfelfed to pap , by fuch as
the fain Pꝛeſident and Colledge thall authoriſe, fo that the fame fine and
amerciament be not at anptime aboue rr lito be rec by ABCs wherein
no M. tc. E. P.Ec. I.M.9.
lof, and their ſucceſſors ſhall be diſcharged ta keepe any watch oꝛ ward in
Hall be chofenConttable, oꝛ anyother D ficer in the fain City o2 Sub⸗
urbes, Aud ifthe ſaid Pꝛeſident o2 any ofthe faid fellowes be appointer
~ prelected to anp watch oꝛ ward, office of Conſtable, oꝛ other office with-
F * City oꝛ fuburbs,the fame appointment and election ſhalbe void
32.h.8.40.
o exerciſe, andoccupie asa Phiſition in any Dioces within this Realme,
but ik he hath bin firlt exramined and approued bp the Biſhop of che fame
Dioces, 02 (he being out ofthe Dioces) by his Uicar general, either of
hem calling tathem fuch expiert perfonsin che fat facultie, as to them
‘hall {ceme good, and giuing their letters tellimoniall vnder their ſeale to
him that they ſhall fo approue, vpon paine of koꝛk. fo euery moneth that
| bedoth occupie,noteramined and apprꝛoued vito the vſe okthe Q.and J
oberecouered by A. of debt, wherein no CC. 19. Ec. But this act ts not
zeiudiciall to either ofthe vniuerſities of Oxkoꝛd oꝛ Cambꝛidge, oꝛ to a
AY pꝛiuiledges graunted to them.3. H.8.11. And in the ſame Statute tt
as kurther enacted , that no perſon within London, ov vii. miles coms
salle, ſhouldoccupie as ajobilition, ercept he be firſt ppoued, and admit⸗
ed oe the Bithop of London,o2 the Deane of Powles, calling to him iiii.
gm Doctoꝛs
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1. catbentoeuct che Wretnent of the laid Colledge ec. oꝛ fuchas che 2 Bie ahi bis:
vets.
5 She Prefinent of the lain Comminaltic; and euerie kellow there⸗ pounce
officers in
the Citieof London ; 02 Suburbes of the fame, And they nor any of them Lonnon,
6 No perlon out ofthe Citie of Lonvon,and pꝛecinct of ſeuen milegof Tuery pointes
thefame (ercept he hath bin approuen inthe fame) thall take bpon him lotwen by the
— at the
a. J
Phifitions.
Doctoꝛs in Phiſicke. Bucs. r.and2.Quere,
Cuery Opie 7 Ioperfon thalbelufferedto exerciſe o7 practiſei in Philche 9 gh
—— — —— be be eramined at Lonvon bp the Preũdent ofthe Cole
retincatand lenge ofthe facultie of Phiſicke, and iii. of the — hath from the
Mite Citets. ſaid ſoreſident oꝛ Elects lecters Teltimonials of eir approuing anvere
amination, except be be a Gꝛaduat of Oxfoꝛdoꝛ Cambꝛidge, which bath
accompliſhed all things fo his forme without any grace.14,%D.8,5. y
— fp dass 8 Che Pꝛeſident for the time being, Commons, and Fellowes oft the
‘Borbecacie > fellowship of the facultie of Philicke in London, and their fuccetfags,map
wares. perely elect titi. perſons of the ſaid fellowes of che beſt learned, wiſeſt and
matt diſcreete, and the laid iiii perſons fo elected, after a coꝛpoꝛallothe ta
them miniftred bp che fain Preſident 02 his Deputte, haue authopitie as
often as they ſhall chink conuenient,to enter into the houle of all ant |
rie Pothecarp vling the mplerie ofa Pothecary within the lato City, ons
1y co fearch,view, and ſee fuch pothecary wares,dꝛugges, and ftuffe,as the
{aid Pothecaries 02 any of chem haue in their houles, aud allfuch wares,
drugges, and ſtuffe as che fain titi. perfons hall chen find defectine,coprups
ted, and not meete to be miniſtred in anp medicines fo2 the health of man
bodie, the fame iiii.perſons calling to them the Wardens of the ſaid *—
rie of Pothecaries within che fain Citie, oꝛ one of them, ſhall cauſe to be
vurned, oꝛ other wile deſtroy the fame,as thep thall chinke meete. 32,30. 8,
40, But ifthe fain Carden oz Mardens do refule, oz delaphis op their
comming thereunto forthwith when the {aid Pgelivent,o7 ilii. oſ his Cols a
lenge elect, do cal vpon him oꝛ them:then the laid Phiſitions may —T
execute that ſearch and view, and the due puniſhment of che Pothecarie⸗
for any their euill anv faultie ſtuffe, without the allitance of any of th ¢ it
ſaid (Hardens, 1.99.9, And it any of the ſaid Pothecaries at anptime 1
obſtinately o2 willingly refule,o2 denie the fain iiii. perfons to enter inte |)
his houſe; for the cauſes before rehearſed, then for euerp time that be |
dothſo offenn, he thal forfait to the Queeneand J. vaittove recortee
red bp A, J.ec. wherein no CG, €c, E. P.tc. 32.0, 8.40, Ano euerp
fuch perfon as will reſiſt (uch fearch, thall foꝛfait x.li. to the Queene and |
the ſaid Preſident and Collenge, to be recouered by Agee, wherein na
CGH. ¢0,€,€,1,99.9. sant |
Clectsrefue - 9 Ilanpofche ſaid iiii perſons ſo electe,n0 refute tobe ſworne or al⸗
Hinge treo ter his othe to him miniltred, vo obſtinately refute to make che ſaid ſearch
mare earth. once in the vere, at ſuch time as they ſhall thinke conuenient, hauing no
Lawful impediment. bp ſickneſſe or otherwile ta the contrarie, then fox
euery ye obſtinate delault, euer of then —— inp fait 5
B, 32,1), 40. 74
Dther magt · 10 All Tuttices,Baions, Ssherites, bailites,conttabtes and other min J
phi at fers and officers within the Citic and ſubhurbs of London and vii. miles
Fompalle of the ſaid Citie, whi 9 to them made, ſhall aide and J
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‘and 32.0. 8. vpon paine for not giuing of (uch ate, “ioe ano affiftance,
to runne in contempt of the Mueenes Waitettie, her heires and ſucceſſoꝛs.
I, 99. 9+
1 Tharno Phifitions shay praGiite furgerie, S Surgeons 2
bias} Diracie:
A Litrealons, felonies, robberies, murders, and conkederations, com⸗ rial of offene
£ \ mitted spon the Soca oꝛ in any other Hauen, River, Creeke op place (tie Game
tuhere the Admiral hath,og pretendeth to haue iuvifpiction, ſhalbe inqui⸗ cals uvtteic tt
rep, tried, heard, determined and iudged tn (uch thires and places in the re⸗
aline,ag chalbe limites in the Ducenes commiflion, op commiflions to be
Directed fo the fame, inlike forme aston fuch offences hav bin commit.
ted vpon theland, And {uch commilſions ſhalbe hav vnder the great feale,
Directed tathe Admiral,oꝛ his licutenant,and deputy,andtotit,o2 iittsfuch,
Other as hall be appointen bythe Lord Chanceloz as oft as need Wall re⸗
quire to heare and determine fuch offences after the common courle ofthe
Lawes of this land vſed for treafons, felonies,robberies,murderg, and con⸗
federacies of the fame, committed vᷣpon the land within chis Realme. 28.
1,8,15,S.Treafon 13, Chat the trialloftreaton ſhalbe accoꝛding to the
due courſe of the common law, Et ideo quære.
2Such perlons to whom fuch commilſions chall be directed, ox foure. ae —
i. Ethem at the leatt, Hall haue power to enquire offuch offences, by the ritie. i
othes of twelue coon and lawful inhabitants tn the fhire Limited in their
Commilſion, in {uch maner, as tffuchoffences had bin committed vpon
the land, within the fame ſhire, And euery mdicement found, and prelens
ted bekore ſuch Commiſſioners of any treafons, felontes, robberies, mur⸗
i, ers, manllaughters, oꝛ {uch other offences committed vpon the Deas, oz
vpon anp other hauen, riuer oꝛ crecke,(halbe good and effectual in the lam,
And if any perfon happen to be indicted foz any {uch offence Done vpon the
Seas, oꝛ in any other place aboue limited, then ſuch order, proces, iudge⸗
nent. and execution ſhalbe vſed, and made to and againſt euery ſuch perſon
‘0 indicted, as againſt traitors, felons, and murderers, koꝛ treafon, felony,
robbery, murder,o other fuch offences done vpon the land. And the trial of
juch offence (if it be vented by che offendoz) thall be had by twelue lawlul
nen inhabicing in che hire limited within {uch commiſſion, and no chal
enge to be hav for the hundzed. And ſuch as ſhalbe conutce of any {uch of:
rence bp verdict, confellion,o2 proces, by authority of any {uch commilſi⸗
n chall uffer {uch paines of eath,lofles of lands goods and cattels, as if
‘Hep had bin attainted and conuicten of any of the {aid offences done vpon
- thefand,n,28,4.8,15,
3 3 This Act hall not be ppeiudiciall to anpperfon for taking anp vi⸗ Things 5
* cables, ropes, ankers, 0 failes, tabi be compellen by J ————
Mm taket
_ taketh in any ſhippe, which map conueniently {pare the ſame, Cathe far
Cominiffions
Directed vnto
the v. ports,
Maintenance
of houſes fog
vnlawkull
games ·
nov inuented, 02 made, oꝛ any other newe vnlawkull game hereatterta
laxingat
games.
Platcards.
Perlons pao·
H bites to play
nt vnlawlull
EPUB,
Playesand:Games.
perfon pap out of hand fo2 che fame vitatle, cables te. money 02 money
his to the value of the thing fo taken, —* cht for the * a
sees
within ——— and if it be inc) the {aid tiaites then to be paien
within xii. moneths nert er nſuing the making of ſuch billes, and that the
makers of ſuch hi “de pay the fame debe at the dap limites within the
fain billes, 28,4, —
4 — a fuch commilſion fo? the puniſhment of any of the
oftences afoꝛeſaid, thalbe directed to anp place within the uriſdiction of
the fiue pores. Then it ſhall be dire cep vato the Lord Carden ofthe fain
poꝛts, oꝛ to bts deputy, and vnto ii.ſuch other perſons, as the Loꝛde
Chauncellor Hall appoint, And eneep inquiſition and triall there ofany f \
the offences aforefain, halbe made bp the inhabitants in the (ats 0, pots 4
og the iertibets thereot.26, 1).8.15,5.Admira!.2, —J—
Plaies and Games. re
D petton by himlelfe,o2 any other, hall for bis gaine or liuing Ree ne
oꝛ maintain any common heule,allep,o2 place of bowling, quoiting,
cloth, catles,halfe boules, tennis, dicing, cables, 02 carding, oꝛ any other
maner of game prohibited bp any Statute, oꝛ any onlaweull newe came
fe inucnted, found, or made, vpon paineto fof. for euerp pay keeping
op maintaining, oꝛ ſulkering any lich game to be hav, kept, executed, plated)
oꝛ matatained within any ſuch houſe, gardein, alley, oꝛ other place,contra —
rie to the forme e effect akorelaid rl.s. And allo ener perſon bling € haun⸗
ting any of the fain houſes ana places and there playing, all fogt.fog eue
rytime ſo doing vis.viii.ð. 33,890 > ne
2 Jtanp perfon {ue for any placard to hatte common gaming in bia
Houle contrary to thisttatute , Then it hal be contained inthe ſame pla⸗
card what game ſhalbe vſed inthe fame houfe, and what perfon thal play
thereat, And eiiery placard graunted to the contrary hall be von, And al
fo the particobtaining anp fuch placard, before he put the fame in erecutis
on; Hall be bound with (ufficient fuerties with him by recognifance inthe
Chauncery, in a certaine ſumme ta be appointed by the Low Chauncel
lor, chat be ſhall not vſe the ſaid placard contrary to the fourme thereof.
33. H.8.9. But bythe ſtatute made An. 2. and 3. Pand M 9, Euery tt
tence, placard oꝛ graunt, before thattime made to any perfon oz perfons
for the hauing, maintaining, oꝛ Keeping of bawling allies, Dicing houles
02 other onlawwful games prohibited bp the lawes aud ffatutes ot this Re
aline, were made void. 9
3 No Artilicer on Crakteſman of any hächenn hiſbandman, ap
prentice, labourer, ſeruant at hulbandzp, idurneyman, o ſeruant of ar.
tilicers
Playes and Games. ‘ey 267
J— fitherment, watermen, o2 any ſeruingman, fall play
atthe Cables, Tennis, Dice, Cardes, Wewles,Clath, Coyting, Loga⸗
ting 02 any other vnlawfull games out of Chꝛillmas, vnder the paine
of xx. s.to be foꝛfaited kor euery time, and in Chꝛiſtmas to plapat anyof
the laid games in their Watters houſes, oꝛ in their Watters preſence.
But it is lawfull to euery Maſter, to licence his feruants to play at Plaving by tic
Cards, Dice, or Cables, with heir Water or any other gentleman re⸗ ccuce. 3
payring totheir Water, openly in his houſe, oꝛ in bis prefence, anit is
{fatofull fo2 euerp {uch feruant fo2 euery cime fo being licenced as is afopes
faid to play ec. 33. H.8.9.
4 No perlon hall at anp time play at any Bowle op Bowles, in open Bowling.
“places out of his gardein, oꝛ orchard, onder the paine for euery tine fa
“pffending to forfatt vi.s.bii.. But it is lawfull to euery Roble man,
andother, hauing lands, tenements, 02 other yeerely profits foꝛ terme of
life , in bis owne right, 02 in his wiues, to the yeerely valueof a C.li. 02
aboue, to commaund oꝛ licence his ſeruants of his boule for to play with:
in the precinct of his houle, gardein, oꝛ orchard, atCarns,Dice,Cables,
Bowles, oꝛ Cennisjafwel among themſelues, as other repairing to che
ſaid houſe, and they foplaping by commaundement o2 licence, thall not
incurre any penaltie contained in this act for the fame,3 3. H. 8.9.
5 It is lawtullto all and euerp che Juſtices of peace in euery Shire, —
Maioꝛs, Sherikes, Bailikes, and other head Officers, within euery Ct: ——
tie, Towne, and Borough, krom time to time, alwell within liberties ag Lames.
without; as neede and caſe fhallrequire ,toenter and reſort into all hou⸗
{es,places,and Allpes, where vnlawkull games ſhall be ſuſpected to be hole
benoz vied, contrary to this ſtatute: And afwell the keepers of the fame,
as alfo the perfons there refogting and playing, to arrett and imppifon,any
to keepe in priſon, vntill the keepers ofthe ſaid playes and rames , haue
| found fuerties to the D,vle,tobe bound bp Recognifance oꝛ otherwife,no
| Longer to keepe on occupp any fuch houle,play,came,atley, op place, Any
| alfo the perfons there fo found, thall in like cafe be bound hy them felues,
| opellewithfuerties by the diſcretion of the Auttices, Wators, Sherifes,
| €C.tto moe to play haunt, oꝛ erercife from henceforth, in,at,'o2 to any of
the lſaid places oꝛ games. And all Juttices of peace, Maioꝛs, and head Of⸗
| ficers tc,andeuerp of them, finding o2 knowing anpperfon vſing any vite
lawkull games, contrary tothis ftatute, haue aut hoꝛitie to commit euer
) fuch offender to ward, there toremaine without batleog mainprile, vntili
Much time be be bound by obligation to the Queenes dle, in ſuch ſumme of
Money, as by the dilcretion ofthe fad Juſtices. Maioꝛs Bailifes;ec, hall
be thought reafonable, chat he thall not from thenceforth vſe fuch vnlaw⸗
full games. 33. H.8.9.
| Ikthe Maioꝛs, Sherikes, Bailifes, Conſtables, and other head Of⸗ — ——
ficers within their Cities, boꝛoughs, and totunes,atwell within franchiles tmyere vulaw:-
ia Dm 3 aig tl games be,
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Playesand Games, Poore people. a
as without, do not make due fearch tweekly,oz at ÿ furthelt ance eneepittos —
places of vnlawtull cames thall be fulpected to be had and maintained, —
and do not erecute the ſtatute in all chings,accopding tothe purportofthe —
ſame: Then euery (uch Waioz, o2 other head Officer, ſhall forfait for eue⸗
rp moneth, not making {uch ſearch, nop executing the ſame, rls, And all
Maioꝛs, Bailifes, Sherikes, and other head Officers, thallonceeuerp —
Proclamation quarter, make Proclamation of this ſtatute in euery Warkecholoen withe —
oͤt this gtatute · n theit ſeueral iuriſdiction. And in like fort hall the Juſtices of Amie,
gaole deliuery, and peace, in their ſeuerall Circuites and Seſſions before —
eh holucn,to the intent euerp perfor map haue knowlege of the ſame.
33° h. 8.9. q
— oe — 7 AMhere any korkaiture giuen by this ſtatute pꝛouided foꝛ the mainte⸗
de tortatrurts. Hance of Arcillery,and de batring of onlalufull games halbe found in any
franchiſe, leete o lawday, the Loavof the fame ſhall haue the one moitp
thereof,and any of the Q.ſubiects, hal have theother that will fue for the
fame in any of theMucensCourts,And where {uch fogfaiture thalbe fos
out of the precinct of anp franchile,lecte, oꝛ lawday, the one moity hereof
fhalbe to the Q. and the other to anp of her ſubiects that will {ue for the
faine, by A. J.xc.wherein no M.E. P.xtc. Bucall infoxmations,actions,
fuites €c.that Hall be ſued bpon any partof this tatute,halbe commences —
within the pere after the offence committed, oꝛ otherwiſe no aduant age
thereof ſhalbe taken, 33. h. 8.9. iT
That all fuitesto be commenced vpon this ftatute fhalbe at the Affifes,
- quarter Seffions,or inthe Leete,S.Actions populer 1 1. if
Poore people. ff
fehe bee aye I, Clerp poore perfon which ſhall haue caule of action againt any other,
verfors in iut. A hall haue by the diſcretion of che Chaunceloz , writs Detqinalland |
twits of Subpena, accoꝛding to the nature of his caule, nothing paying te
the Queene fo2 the ſeales ofthe fame, noꝛ to auy perſon for the weitingot |
the fame writs, Ano che faid Chauncelop Hall aſſigne fuch of the Clerkes,
which hall vſe the making and wetting of the fame wꝛits, to weite the
fame ready to be fealed, and allo learned Counſell and Atcurneis foꝛ the |
fame, without any reward taking therefore, Anvafter the fain writs be 9
returned, ifit be before the Queene in her Bench, the Juſtices there Hall
alligne to p fame pooꝛe perfon counfel learnen by their vifcretions,whicd |
fhail giue their counſell nothing taking kor the fame, And in likewiſe the
Futtices hall appoint Atcurneies for the fame poore perſon, and allother |B
Dfficers requifite to be han koꝛ the ſpeede of the fain ſuits, which ſhall do
sheir duties without anp rewards koꝛ their Counſels, helpe, € huſineſſe in
thefame, Anoehe fame Lawe anvorder hall be obferuenofalifuch ſuits
to bemade before the Queenes Jultices ofher Commonplace, and Ba⸗
yous of ber Cichequer, anv all other Juices in Courtes of —
© TGR ere
— i
J—
i Poore people. 268
‘where any ſuch fuites ſhall be, 11.hen. 7. 12.
2The Churchwardens ofeuery Pariſh, and koure ſubſtantiall Houle: rye cured.
holders there being Subſidie men, 02 for want of Subſidie men, fower ——
- other ſubſtantiall houſeholders of the ſaid Pariſh, who Hall be nomina⸗ Durrteers ot
ted perelp in Eaſter weeke, onder the and and Seale oftwo 02 moze Ju⸗ 196 Pe!
fies of the peace tn the fame Countie, whereofone to be ofthe Quoꝛum,
Dwelling in or neere the fame arith, thall be called Duerfeers of the The ouerleers
poore of the Came parith,and thep,o2 the greater part ofthem thal take or⸗ ducte.
per krom time to time, by, and with che conſent of two o2 more fuch Bu:
ſtices of peace, foꝛ ſetting to woꝛke ofthe childzen of all fuch, whole paz
“gents ſhall not by che fain perfons be thought able to keepe and maintaine
their chilozen, and alfo all fuch perfons married oꝛ vnmarried, as hauing
nomeanes tomaintaine them, ole no opdinarte ¢ daily trade of life to get
cheir living bp,and alfo to raiſe weekelp 02 otherwile ( by taration of eue-
rp inbabitant and euerp occupter of Landes inthe ſaid parith in ſuch com⸗
petent ſumme and ſummes of money as they ſhall thinke fic) a conuenient
ſtocke of flare, hempe, wooll, thꝛeed, Tron, andother neceſſarie ware and
ftuffe to ſet che poore on woꝛke, and alfo competent ſummes of money,
foz , and towardes the neceflarie reliefe of the lame , impotent, elde,
Hind, and fuch ether among them being pooze, and not able to worke, anv
alfa forthe putting out of fuch childzen to be appzentices , to be gathered
out ofthe fame parith, according tothe abilitie of the laid pariſh, and to
boe and erecute all other things, as well for the diſpoſing of the fait Fock,
as otherwile concerning the premiffes , asto them thall feeme conueni⸗
ent which {aid Courchwardens and Duerleers fo to be nominated, oꝛ
fuch of thens as thall not be let by ſicknes o2 other iuſt excuſe, to be allow:
ed by ſuch two Juſtices of peace o2 moze, ſhall meet together at the leaſt
once euerie moneth inthe Churchof the fatd parifh , vpon the Sunday in
the afternoone, after diuine feruice, thereto conſider of fome noon courfe
to be taken, and offome meete orders to be ſet downe in the pꝛemiſſes, and
thall within foure dates after che end of their pere , and after other Duer-
feers nominated as afozefaid, make and peeld bp to ſuch two Juſtices of
the peace,a true and perfect accompt of al fuch ſummes of money bp them wpe onerteers
| ceceiucd, oꝛ rated and ceſſen and not recetued: andalfo of ſuch ſtocke ag accompt.
| thall be m their hands, 02 in the hands of any of the pooꝛe to woꝛke, and
_ of allother things concerning their {aid office and fuch ſumme o2 ſummes
_ of money as ſhall bein their hands, ſhall pay and deliuer ouer to the ſayd
Churchwardens and ouerfeers newly nominated and appointed as afores
fain, opon patne that euery one ofthemablenting themfelues without law⸗ —
| fullcaufe as akoꝛeſaid, from ſuch monthly meeting fo2 the purpole aloze⸗ us
{aid,op being negligent in their office , 02 inthe evecution of the orders a⸗
fopefatn being made by,and with the allent of the fay Jultices of peace to
| Fogtait fog euerp ſuch vefault xx.s.39. Eliz. 3, :
if 9m 4 3 ae
Poore people. |
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A pꝛouiſion 3 Fiche ſaid Juſtices of Peace doe perceiue that the inhabitantsof a⸗
Phere theinba’ uy pariſh ave not able to leuy among themſelues {ufficient ſlummes of m⸗⸗
abie to reiſeue nepforthepurpoles aforꝛeſaid, Then the ſaid Juſtices ſhall, and may, tare,
thelr pooet. rate, and alleſſe, as alozelaid any otherofother pariſhes, opoutofanppae
riſh within the hundꝛed where the lain Pariſh is to pay ſuch lumme and
ſummes of monep tothe Churchwardens and ouerfeers of the ſaid pooꝛe
partth, fo2 the fain purpoſes, as the ſaid Juices Hall thinke fit, according
tothe intent ofthis Law, And ik the laid hundzed hall not be thought to
the (aid Juſtices, able and fit to reletue the ſaid feucrall parithes not able
to pꝛouide for chem ſelues as aforelatd,then the Juſtices ot peace at their —
general quarter Seflions, o2 the greater number ofthe, hallrate, anv
allelle as aforefain,any other of other parithes , oꝛ outofany parithe with:
in the ſaid Countic, for the purpoles afozefard, as in their dilcretion ſhall
ſeeme fit. 39.Eliz. 3. 9
rete 4 Andit thall be latofull fo2 che ſaid Churchwardens and ouerfeers, op
money alleen. any okthem, by warrant from any two fuch Julſtices ofpeace , taleuieas J
well the {aid ſummes of money of euery one that thal refule to contribute
according as thep ſhalbe allellen, by diſtreſſe ¢ fale of the offenders goons,
az the fummes of monep,o2 focke which halbe behind vpon any accompe
to be made as afozefaid,rendping tothe partie the ouerplus, andinnefect —
of uch diftres, it ſhalbe lawful for any {uch two Juſtices ofpeace,toconte Bh
Arapritinmers, Mit him to ppiton,there to remaine without baile oz mainppile,cil paiment
fires, of the faid ſumme o2 ſtock. And the fain Juſtices of peace o2 any oneofthé,
The puniche · tolend tothe houſe of cogrectionfuch, asthall notimplop chem felues ta
—— wozke, being appointed thereunto as aforeſaid. And allo any two ſuch Ju⸗
warke. ftices of peace,to commit to pꝛiſon euery one of the ſaid Churchwardens
€ ouerfeers, which thall refule co accompe, there taremaine without baile —
oꝛ mainpꝛiſe, till he haue made a true accompt, andfatilfies and paied foe
pa ue bpon the laid accompt ſhall bee remaining in his handes,, 39.
isab.3, ay Sad
Theouerleers F It Hallbe lawful for the ſaid Churchwardens and ouerſeers oz the ©
—— greater part okthem, by the allent ok any twa Juſtices of the peace, to
; bind any ſuch childꝛen as aforefain,to be apprentices, where they hall fee
conuenient, till ſuch manchild hatcome tothe age ofrritit_peres,and ſuch
Woman child to the age okxxi. yeres. The ſame to he as effectual to allpur⸗
poles,asiffuch child were of full age,and by Indenture of couenant boũd
— him oꝛ her ſelke. 39. Eliz. 3. Se
Stns A 6 Ge hallana may be lawful for the fain Churchwardens and Ouer⸗
wattfor the {cersor the greater part of them, bp the leaue of che Lord oz Lords ol the
fe inha · Manoz, whereof anp walk oz common within their pariſh is oꝛ halbe pars
cell and bpon agreement befoge with him oz chem made in weiting, vnder
the hands andfeales ofthe fata Loꝛd 02 Logns, 02 otherwiſe, accozding to
any onder to be ſet downe bythe Aultices of peace ofthe fair _— at
: cheir
wee Poore peodle. 269
‘their generall quarter Seflions,o2 the greater part ofthem, by like leaue
andagreement of the ſaid Lord 02 Lopdesin writing vnder his or their
hands ano ſeales, To erect, build, and fet vp tn fit and convenient places of
habitation, in fuch watt o2 common, at the general charges of the parith,oz
otherwiſe ofthe Dundzed 02 Countie as afoꝛeſaid, to be taxed, rated, and
gathered in maner and foxme before expreſſed, conuentent houſes of dwel⸗
ling fo2 che faid impotent pooꝛe and alſo to place Inmates, oꝛ more fami⸗
lies then one inone cottage 02 boule, One act made in che revi. pere of her
Maielties raigne intituled, An Act made againt the erecting and mains
taining of Cottages, oz anp thing therein contained tothe contrarp not:
withſtanding. 39. Eliz. 3. sede
7 Pꝛouided alwaies that tf any perfon oꝛ perfons ſhall find themſelues g -nony fos
grieued with any celle op tare, 02 other act done bythe fain Churchwar- the whicd fine
Bens, anv other perfons,oz bp the laid Juſtices ofpeace, Chat then it all enemes sree
be lawful foꝛ the Juſtices of peace at their generallquarter Dellions op fosthe poore.
the nreater number of them, to take fuch onder therein as to them ſhall be
— conuenient, And the ſame to conclud and bind all the ſaid parties,
39. 1343+ : é Sit if : j ;
8 The Parents of childgenofeuery poore, old, hlind,lame, and impos Pooꝛe reliewen
) tent perlon orot her pooꝛe perfon not able to worke, being of afufficient a- BY rn gorets
) bility, hall at their owne charges, relieue and matntaine every fuch poore
perſon in chat maner,¢ according to that rate, as by the Juſtices of peace
ofthat Countie where {uch ſufficient perfons well, o2 the greater num⸗
her of them, at their generall quarter Seſſions thal be aſſeſſed, vpon paine
that euery one of chein to for fait, xx.s. fo2 euerp moneth which chep hall
fatle therein, 39.€113.3.
9 The Waiors, Bailifes, oꝛ other head Officers of euerp coꝛpoꝛate ean officers
Towne within this Realme, being Juſtice or Juttices of peace, hal haue towers vane
the fame authority bp bertue of this Act, within the limits and precincts aunts ot 3
obtheir coꝛpoꝛations, afwell out of Sellions, as at their Seſſions as ts :
herein limited, ppefcriben and appointed to any of che Juſtices of the peace
| | of the Countie’, for all the vſes and purpoles inthis Act prefcribed,and
no other Juſtice of peace ta enteroꝛ meddle here. 39. Eliz. 3.
IO Ikit hall happen any pariſh to extend it ſelle into moze Counties a parity with»
then one, ox part to lie within the liberties of any City, o2 Gone coꝛpo⸗ —
rate, and part without, then aſwell che Juſtices of peace of enery countie, ing — atts
as alfo the bead Dfficers offuch Citie oꝛ towne corporate, thalloeale and 3 aberake part
intermeddle onely in fo much of the (aid pariſh as tpeth within their liber⸗ i
tie and noc any further.3o. Eliz. c. V
From the firſt dayot Nouember next enſuing the end ol this Set: Mone Gal bes.
fon of Parliament, no perſon oꝛ perſons whatſoeuer ſhall goe wandzing
abzdad and begge in any place whatſoeuer, bp licence op without, vpon
paine to be eſteemed, taken, and puniſhed ag 4 Rogue, Pꝛouided alwaies
aire that
—— ——
AT om
Poore people. eX,
ae peat that this pꝛeſent Act thall not ertend to any poore people, which thatl aſke
faine partly by Teliefeof victuals only in the fame parith where {uch poore people do diel,
Die fo the fame be infuch time onely , anvaccopding to ſuch oꝛder and directiz -
on as ſhalbe made and appointed bp the Chnechwardens and Duerfeers
of the pooze of he fame partth accogding to che true intent and meaning of
this act.39, 13.3, : J
the font. 12 All penalties and fopfaitures beforxe mencionen inthis Acte ſhall
andunploycd, Koe and be tmplopedto che vle ofthe poore ofthe fame Pariſhe, and to⸗
wardes a ffocke and habitation for them, and other neceflarie vſes and
reliefe, as bekoꝛe inthis Act are mencioned and expꝛeſſed, and ſhall be lee
uied bythe ſaid Churchwardens and Ouerleers, o2 one okthem, by war⸗
rant from any two ſuch Juſticesof peace, by diſtreſle and ſale, as aloꝛe⸗
ſaid, og in defect thereof, it ſhall be lawkull for any twa ſuch Juſtices of.
peace to commit che offender to pptfon, there toremaine without bayle
— — till che (ato koꝛtaitures thal be faciffien and payed. 39.
3a), 3. 1
13 And foralinuch as all begging ts korbidden by this prefent Act,th
Juſtices of peace of euerp Countic op place coꝛpoꝛate, 02 the moze part of
themin cheir generall Seflions to be holven next after che enve of this
Sellion of Parliament, oꝛ in default thereof, atthe quarter Seflions to,
be holden, about che featkof Cater nert, hall rate euerie Pariſh to fuch
& weekely ſumme of money, asthep ſhall thinke conuentenc, fo as no pa⸗
The Jultices riſh berated aboue the ſumme of fire pence, noz vnder the ſumme of an
Galratecuecy Halfe peny, weekely to be paied, and fo as the totall ſumme of ſuch taxa⸗
iſh to aweek?
— of tion ofk rhe Pariſhes in euery Countie, amount not abaue the rate of twa,
— pence kor eucrte pariſh in the ſaid Countie, which ſummes fo taren,(hal be,
perelp affeficn bythe agreement of the parifhtoners within themſelues,
oꝛ in default thereof by the Churchwardens and Conttables of che fame,
pariſh o2 the moze part ofthem oꝛ in default of their agreement, by the orꝛ⸗
per offuch Juice op Juſtices of peace as thall owellin the fame pariſh oꝛ
— 7— 3 (tfnone be there diuclling )inthe parts nert adioyning: And ik any perfor)
area, fhall refufe o2 neglect to payanp fuch poꝛtion of money fo tared,ic thall be,
Lawful fo rhe ſaid Church wardens and Conable, oꝛ tn their default, foz⸗
the Jutticesof peaceto leute the fame bp diſtreſſe, and fale of the goods of
the partyſs refuting o2 neglecting rendring to che party che ouerplus, and
in dekault offuch diltrelſe, tc thal be lawkullto any Juttice of that limit. to
commit fuch perſõs to ppifon,there to remain without baile oꝛ mainpzile,
cil be haue pata the fame,39,.€15.3. 6 G60:
14 The fain Juttices of peace at their generall quarter Seſſions to be
holden at the time of {uch taration, thall fet downe what competent {ime
of money ſhall be fent quarterly out of euerie Countie oꝛ place cozpozate,
foz cherelicte afthe pooze prifoncrs ofthe Kings Benchand Warihallep,
and allo of ſuch Hoſpitals and Almes houſes, as tall be in the fain Couns
*
ea F
iy Poore people, 270
tic, and what ſummes of money thal be fent tocuery one ofthe fait hal: Reitete of the
pitals and Almes houfes, fo asthere be ſent out ot euery Countie peerely re ancy
twentie ſhillings at the lealt, to che fain prifonersof the kings Bench and garmatcey,
Marlhalley, which ſummes ratably to be alleſled vpon euery Parith, rhe Lolpitals.
Churchwardens of euery Pariſh ſhall truely collect and pay ouer to the:
high Conſtable, in whofe diuiſion {ich pariſh ſhalbe ſcituate from time
to time quarterly ten daies betore the end of euery quarter: And euery fuch
Conſtable at eucry {uch quarter ſeſſions in ſuch countie thal pay ouer the
ſame to two {uch Juſtices of peace, 02 to one of them, as hall be bp the
mopepart of the Juſtices ofpeace ofthe Countie, elected tobe Crean Two Tunes
foxers, of thefain collection, which Crealogers in euerie Countie fo cho- turers,
fen, ſhall continue but fo2 the fpace of one whole pere , and then gine op
their charge with a due accompt of their reſceites, and diſburſements at
Htbeir meeting in the Quarter Seſſions to be holden after the featt of
Ealter in euerppere, to fuchothersas thall from pere to peere in forme
forefain , ſucceſſiuely be elected, which {ain Crealurers o2 one of them,
fhall pay ouer the fame to the Lord chiefe Juſtice of Englande, and Chieke Jultice
TRnight Warthall foz the time being, equally ta be deuided fo the vſe My England
Vaforetaibe , taking their acquitances foz the lame, o2 in default of the ale Wor⸗
Main chiefe Juſtice, to the next auncient Juice of the Kinges Benche,
akoꝛeſayd. Ano ifany Churchwarden, oꝛ hich Conttable, og his execu⸗ pape cal.
urs oꝛ adininiftratours, thallfatleto make payment in fourme afore fable tailing
Myecifped then every Churchwarden his erecutours o2 adminifteatours ot parment.
Mo offending’, thal forfait foz euerie time the ſumme of ten ſhillinges,
no euerte high Conable his Executours oꝛ Adminiſtratours, thall
forfait for euerie time the ſumme of twentie thillinges, the fame fors
‘ faptures togither with the ſummes behinde to be leuped bp the ſayde
Trealurer anv Crealurers, by may of diftreile, and fale of che goods
as is afopelapde, im fourme afozefapoe, and by them to bee imploy⸗
he teh the charitable bles compaifen in this Acte. 39. Clie
Zanety 3. forte
||. 15) GU the furplufage of money which thall bee -remapning in the How the tur:
) fab forke ofanp Countic , halt by che diſcretion of the moze part of Purse palbt
the Jultices of peace in cheit Quarter Seſſions be ordered, diſtribu⸗ i
ted ano beſtowed, fog the reliefe of the poore olpitals of that Couns
tie, and of thoſe that thall (udaine loſſes by fper, water, the Sea, oꝛ o⸗
ther cafualties, and to ſuch charitable pucpoles fo2 the relief of the pore,
as od moze part ofthe {aid Judices of peace ſhall ſeeme conuenient,
39 liz, 3. 4 77 u * agit 3 “ ‘ ;
{16 Jfanpy Creafuree thall wilfullp refufe to take vpon him the apd getuling tose
fficeof Crealurcrihip, oꝛ vefule to diſtribute and giue reliefe according Crealureroz
0 {uch fourme as thall be appointed bp the moze part of the fain Juſt Lets appoint
| tes Of peace, Chen it hall be lawful koꝛ the Juſtices of peace in their
——— quarter
——
In what cafes
a Souldier oz
Sep alee erltek trey, and not hauing wherewith to reliefe himfelfe in his trauels homes
CHardhip.
Wariage,
quarter Selltons dꝛ in their dekault for the Jultices of Attife, at che m ry
es to be holden inthe fame Countie; ta fine the fame Crealorer by their
no longer chen to the end ot the neve Sellion of Parlianient . <6 Hi
Thiat any man may gideland holden in Socage, forthe maintenace! |
come vnto bis lawful age, except the feesof the Archbithop of Canterbue
rie the Biſhop of Durham, betweene Cine and Cees; fees of Carles,
Prerogatiue. ae
diſcretion: the fame fine to beleuten by fale of his goods and ta be profes
— bp any two of the laid Juices of peace whom they thall authozise,
SION 3, LE ISNT Chae Ne) Be “it
“17 Pꝛouided alwaies neucrthelefte ; that euery Souldier being dite
chargen of bis ſeruice oꝛ other wife lawfully licenfen to patte into his coũ⸗
wardes, and euery Seafaring man landing from Dea,not hauing where⸗
With to reliefe himlelfe in his trauels homewards, hauing a Cektimoniall
vnder the handok fame one Juſtice of peace, of oꝛ neere che place where
he landedoꝛ was diſcharged, letting do wne the place and where and Whew
he landed oꝛ was diſcharged and the place of the parties dwelling or birthy
Dito which he is to palle,and a conuenient time therein to be limitted fox
hispallage: (hall any may without incurring che danger op penaltte of
this Act, inthe vluall waies, directly co the'place vnto which be is die.
rected to paſſe, and within che time in {uch bis Teſtimoniall limitted fox
bis pallage, alke and receiue ſuch velicfe as ſhall be necelfarie, in, anv fox
hispaſſage Chis Act op any ching therein contained to the contrarie |
notwithfanding. 39. Eliz. 3. Pꝛouided alwaies that this Act hall endure! 4
ofhoufes of Correction; or for any ſtockes of poore people, See Mort=
maine 10, 430 oO
2 Thata beggers child may be taken apprentice.S, Laborers 316° |
2 eyio Gl SP gerogatiue, STEMS § ey) |
De Queenes Waieitie hy her Pꝛerogatiue Rotall, thatl hane thei} y
“MR wardthip of alltheir lands which hold of her tu chiefe- by Knightes y
feruice, whereof the tenants where ſeiſed in their bemefne, as ok kee, the)
day of theivdeath, of whomſoeuer they hold by like feruice, fo that they
bel of ancient time any land okthe Q. as offer Crowne, vntill che heire
any Barons ofthe arches oklandes in che Warehes; where the Queens
writs doe not lie, and whereof the faid Archbihop; Bithop, Carles, and)
Barons haue hav che Wardthip, though otherwile hep held of the Queene:
Prerog.Reg.17,@0.2,1.S.Watds 17.00) US aes
“lg Allo the thatl haue the mariage of an heire being withinage, and in |
ber cuſtodie, whether the land of uch heire haue of auncient time bin hol⸗
pen of che Crowne, 02 that it came by realon of Etcheate, being in the Q.
handed , 02 that the hath the mariage byreatowofthe wardot the Loꝛd of
fuch heire, without refpect of che Pꝛioꝛitie of feoffement, although the
heire belo ok others 17.Ede ⸗ee om dito
eo ead
Tee
}
ie Prerogatiue. ; 271
E 3 Allo Che Chall haue primer ſeiſin akter the death of thoſe which hold Brag
| orber in cheefe, of all che lands and tenements, whereof they were ſeiſed
| inthetr demeſnes as of fee, of what age ſoeuer their heires be, bp taking
the tues of the fame Lands, vntill inquiſition be made as the cuſtome ts, ;
and that the hath receiued the homage of fuch hettes,1 72€0,243¢ Marleb,
52,1). 341 Geis ite:
4 4 Alle the hall alligne to widowes, after theneath of their bufbanes. The Queenes
that held ok her in chiefe, thedower that to them belongeth , though the widowes.
heire be of fullage,ti che widowes wil, And ſuch widowes before aſſigne⸗
ment of Dower ſhal ſwear, that thep thal not marrie withoue che Queens
licence ; whether their heire be ot full age oz not, andifthey doe marrp
themfelues without the Qucenes licence, thenthe Q, thal take into: her.
hands by way of diftrefle,all fuch lands as thep holo of her in dower vntil
fhe be ſatiſſied at ber pleafure, fo that the woman (hall take nothing of the
iſſues, fog after (uch diſtreſſe, thep oꝛ their bufbands mult make fineto the
M..at her pleafure, which fine in auncient time, was one peres value of her
Dower,vnletle the found the greater fauour.And allo women that holo of
the Queene in chiefe,ofwhac age ſoeuer they be, (hall fwearthat they thal
H not marrie chem(clucs without che Qucenes licence , and ik they do, their
lands thalbe taken in like maner into the Queenes hands, vntillſhe be fas
tiſſied at her pleaſure. Mag.charta 9,iD,2.7.17,.€0.2. 4. And the Water’
Hofthe Queenes Aardes and Liveries, bp che aduiſe of the Atturney, Res
ceiuer generall,and Auditors of the fame Court, oꝛ thꝛee ofthem,bane au⸗
thozitie to ſuruey allthe Q.widowes, and tocommon and conclude With.
euery of thems, which thal marrie themſelues without the Queenslicence,
foz their reafonable fines to be made to theGQueenes vſe, andtotare and
alleſſe the fame bp their dicxetion accozding to the orelaid Gatute of Pree
rog. Reg.32. .8.46.
5Ika woman before the veathof her aunceffer ‘that holoeth of the Q. VAemen tee
in — be maried before the be mariageable then the Q. ſhall haue the nants.
wardlſhip of the bodie of the fame woman, vntill the beof age ableto con⸗
lent and then the map choole whether the will haue him ts whom ſhe was
ſfirſt maried oꝛ him chat che Queene willoffer her. 1 7.Ed.⸗ 26
6 Sta ay inbericance which ts holden of the Queene in chiefe vo dilcend Coparteners.
to ſeuerall coparceners , then all the heires hall do homage tothe Ds anv
the fame inheritance lo holden of the Queen ſhalbe deuided among theſe
beires in (uch fore, that euery ofthem after that hall bold their * of the
Queene. 17. Ed. 2.5. Statue Hibernies:
7 Mone which holdeth ofthe Queene inCapite by Kniehts —— Sartor ee
[Map twithout the Queenes licence alien the greater part of his landes in
fuch fot, but that the refinue map be (uiticient,to vo bis feruice, But his
had not wont to be intended of final members g parcelsof che lame lands.
ella eal Zh Rea LZ) Cit Sa Ya ae eat og? 20s Avot
Tenure by
fergeanty.
Lapſe.
Adeots.
Lunatiſte.
Sireche ok the 12 The Q. thal haue the wzeck af Sea, throughthe Kealme: tile ;
; in 8 and
lien thefame without rhe Queenes licence; he hall pay therelore a rege : ;
dilcretion thatbe thought good, the finding e keeping of the ſaid perſons,
~ the D.take any ching co her owne ole, Anvif che partie die in ſuch eſtate,
Prerogatiue. I
8 Ik any whichholdethhis lands of the Queene by lergeantie, dotha⸗
ſonable fine,17,.€0,2.7, But bp the ſtat. I.Cd.3. 12. the ſame lands ſhall
not be fopf.to the Queene by ſuch alienation, And by the fat, 9.10.3,31,¢
1.€0.3.13,and 1,€0,6.4, De that holoeth of the Queene, as of any ho⸗
noꝛs, caſtels,manoꝛs,lands, €c. berng inher hands, by realon of any newe
eſcheat tothe crowne, oꝛ bp attainder,conuiction,outlatmy,o2 by dillolu⸗
tion of any religious houſe, oꝛ by purchaſe, dothnot hold of her Gꝛace in
Capite neither thal he doe other ſeruices,then ikthe ſame manozs c.were
in other mens hands.
9 Ik other men doe pꝛeſent to Churches being voide, the aduo wſons
wwhereofbelons to the Queene, whereupon debate riſeth betweene the Q.
and the others. Ikfthe Q.by award of the Court, soe recouer her pꝛeſenta⸗ Bh
tion, though tt be after the laple of ſire moneths from the time of the auote
dance, no time ſhall preiudice her, fo that the pꝛeſent within the {pace of6, |
moneths. 17. Ed.2.8. J— field J
10 Che Queene hall haue the cuſtody of the lands of naturall fooles,:
andtake the protic thereof, without any walk oꝛ deftruction, And Halling? Ij
to them things neceflarp,of whole fees ſoeuer the ſame lands be,and after’ fh
the death of che fame fooles , fhe hall render the fame landes to the right: |
heires, ſo that {uch Ideot thall not alien, nog their heires be viflinheriten,
17. Ed. 2.9. The matter of the Queenes Cards and liueries, by the ade
uice of the Atturney, Receiuer general,and Auditors of the fanie court oꝛ
tti,of them, bach authoꝛitie to ſluruey, gouerne,goyber all Ideots and na⸗
tural fooles,and their manors, lands, tenements, and other hereditaments |
being in the Q. hands; 07 in che hands of any other perſon oꝛ perfons ta
their vles o2 to the vſe of any ofthem,¢ to let elec the manozs,lands,¢c,to
the Queenes vfe fo2 the time of ber interett,fo2 fuch vent ¢ fine,as bp cheit! |
their winesand children, andthe reparations oktheir houles and landes
alwaies to be conſidered. 32. h.8.46.
11 Allo the D, Hall pꝛouide chat when any that before time hath had
bis memogie and vnderſtanding, thal become beſtraught, and tofaileofhis |
wit(as tertaine doe Per lucida interualla)that their lands and tenements —
fhalbe {ately Kept without watt vx deftruction,and that chep E their kami⸗
ite thall live and be conuententlp maintained with the profitsthereof,and —
that the reſidue beſides their maintenance, (albe kept to their vſe, and be
deliuered Onto them when they come to their perkect memory, ſothat ſuch
lands € tenements halt not be aliened within che lame time, neither (hall
then che reſidue ſhalbe vittributen for his ſoule by che aduice of the Ordi⸗
natic.17.@m2,10siorn peal
*
Prerogatiue, 200)
‘an Stuntions taken inthe fea, ox elfwhere within the realme, “except in
| certaine pꝛiuiledged places,17,.€0.2,11,
13 COhenanyp perfon which holdeth of che Queene i in Cavite Dieth.e Intruſlon.
| his heire doth enter into the land that his aunceſter held of the Queenethe
nap of his death, before he hath done homage tober grace, and receiued of
her ſeiſin he thalleherebp caine no freehold and if he die feifen During iar
time, his wife hal not beendowed of the fame land. Vut thist is not meant
—— and ſmall tenures.17. Ed.2. 13..
14 The Queene ſhall haue Eſcheates of che Janes of Grchbi- Ereheats in
mops, and Bithops freeholvers, when {uch Cenants be attainted of Fe⸗ kime ot Pacatts
fonie, committedin time ofvacation, whileſt their tempozalties were
inthe Queenes handes; to beſtow in what fopt tt ſhall pieaſe bers. Sa-
ap fuch 1agelatessthe {eruice that to themt is due and accuſtomed. x7,
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1§ Ahen the Queene giueth o2 graunteth to any perfon a MAN02,02 nignes fees,
and with che appurtenances, withouc he make expzeſſe mencion, in, her Dutis.
peed 02 Writing of Knights fees,aduowfons of chucches, edawers, wher i pda
they fal, belonging to fuch manors, oꝛ lands, then the M.veferuethto ber =
felfe fuch fees,apnowfons,¢ dowers, though among other perfons there
be no ſuchreſeruation 17.Ed.2. 15.
£15 Che Queene hall haue che goods of all felons which be convempe Filo sith
eb; andiwbich be kugitiue whereloeuer thep be found, and tf thep haue a⸗
Haw treeholn, it hall foogth wich be ſeiſed into the Queenes hands, andthe
Muieene Hall haue the profits thereof by the fpace.of apere and a day, and
(the land ſhalbe waſted and deſtroied inthe houfes, moons, and gardeins,
and in all things belonging to the ſame(except men of certaine places pate
uiledged.) And after the Queene hath hav che pere,dap, and walk, the land Annum diene,
chall de reſtored tothe chiefe Lord of the fame. fee, vnleſſe that befoge hee & vem
redeeme the fame vere, day, aud wat ofthe Nucene,bp payment ofa fine,
But there is a cuſtome in the Countie of Gloucefter, that after a yere and otonceser,
_ Dap, the landes and tenements of Felonsin that Shire, thall reuert anv |
be reb ored to the next heire, to whom they ought to haue diſcended, ifthe
Felony had not bin committed. And in Kent, in Gauelkind,( che father Sauethiba,
to the Gough, the ſonne tothe Plough)t here all the heires males ſhal de·
uide thetr inheritance, and Likewifewomen, But women ihall not make
partition with men, Anda womanafter the death of her hulband ſhall
be endowed of the moitie. And ifa woman commit — in her wi⸗
dowhood, 02 take any huſband, thee dauuee ber noel, eseen
Anno 17. Ed.2. 16. 17 {0
17 No perfor.or perfons ſhall haue authontie to pardon any Trea Ponemay
fons; murders, manſlaughters oꝛ felonies, 02 any accellaries to the fame, — clon
oAanyDutlatries for any ſuch offences committed ec, oꝛ to make anp ces vutthe De
si of Cie; Juſtices of Alike, Jultices of peare,og Juticesof fae
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Preacher,and Preachings.
deliuery, but onelp she itbenewep aiiettie,bet betee dant fuccetfons, kings
and Queenes of this Realine, which haue che fame whole anv fole —
bnited co the Emperiall Crowne of this Reale. Andallfuch Juſtices
Officers ee. thalbe made by letters patents vnder the Queens great ſeale
in bername,and bp the authopity of ber,and her hetres acrt in all Counties {
Within any ofherdonmmionts,27.,.8.25)) ee |
At writsmane 18All original and iuditiall writs ; and all inpietments of treaſon, e⸗
inthe Dname lony and treſpalſe, and all maner of proces to be made vpon the fame in ce
uery County Palantine andother liberties within Cnaland, Tales, oz
her beires, Rings op Dueenes of England. And euery perfon hauing fuc! 4 |
County jPalantine, 02 ather libertie to make fuch oꝛiginals, iudicials, op
other pꝛoces of Juſtice hall make the Teſte in the ſaid writs, in the name
of the ae De oy petfons that haue ſuch Countie Halantine, op libe J
ties 27.H.8.285. f
catia 3H | 19° Cuerp toric and indictment that Wall bemade within any Counti Z|
‘contra pacem, — Ptancitie'b2 liberty whereby it Hall be ſunpoled anp thing to be done ae
Kain the Queens peaée,thalbemade and fuppaten to be done againttehe |
Queenes peace her heires and re tot agatntt the peaccot ang :
other perfon,¢c,27,%).8,25, I
ines and for. 20The Dueene, her heires and fuccettors, ‘Kings 02 Disecues ofthis
ui and ited: realtite, hall have allfines, iſſues amerciaments, and foo faicures,that Hall!
He lott forzfaited, oz aſſelled by 02 bpon any frewarns,bailifesjay other Df!
ficérdsof a any Franchiles ot —— fo? non execution/ vꝛ miſcxecution,
oꝛ infutficient returnes of ſuch wꝛits warrants,peecepts, o2 other proces)
. which to any of then, 02 to anp theit beputtes thall be Directed, 02 fo2 anp)
— contempt oꝛ other miſdemeanour concerning their offices , in and for the
due eréctition oy adminiltration of Jultice any — — —
thing xc.not withſtanding. 7 . D.828.
Preacher,and Preachings.
Ditturbance of eo] any perfor ofhis owne authoritie, ſhall willingly, ano of —
—— of hig by open woꝛdes oꝛ deede, maliciouflp, op contemptuoully difturbe , o2
Simon,” bp any other vnlawkull woyes diſquiet· oꝛ mifule anie ppeacher ‘ae ;
lowed to Preach by the Mricene, ap hy anie Archbithop , oꝛ Bilhop of i
this Realme , 02 bp any other lawfull Ordinarie, 07 bp anp of the Cinis
uerfittes of Diforve and Cambpivie, of otherwiſe lawfully authorized
oꝛ charged by reafon of bis cure, benefice, 02 other {pivituall promotion
or chatge, in his open Sermon, Preaching, op Collation sthat he thall
4 preach or ponounce in anp Church, Chappel, 02 Churchpard, opin any)
oy OE other place vled 02 appointedr then euer (urhoffendog; bis aidoꝛs, pꝛocu⸗
<3 EELS, OP abbettozs, immediatly after anp of the {aio mifoemeanors coms
" mitted; of at any time after; (hatbe atreftes bp any Conttable or Church+
warden of the {ain parith,towne, op place, where che fain offence thalbe fo
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committed, 02 by any other officer, 02 bp any other perfonthen being ꝓꝛe⸗
fent at the timeof the fai offence, and caried to any Juſtice of Peace «°°
Within the ſaid Shire oꝛ within anp Citie, Borough; Liberne, op —
Towne copporat , wherein Juſtices of peace be , where the fatd offence
fhall be fo commitced ,'and the aid Juſtices bpon due atcufations there:
upon made by the Apprehender,oz other perfon, of the offendoz, forthwith
fhall committe him to fafekeeping ; and within fite daies immediatly after
‘the ſaid accufaciow fo'mave , che ſaid Juſtice with one other Juſtice of
peace within the Sbire; Citie, Borough, Liertic, op Cowne coꝛpoꝛat,
Hall diligently eramine the offence aloꝛeſaid. Ano if the lato two Juſtices
Mall pon their eramination find the perſon ſo accuſed quilticof any of
the Taid offences, whetede he halve acculen, and that by twa fufficient
witnelſes, oꝛ by his tonkellion then chep Halt commit him to the gaole
‘ofthe Laid Shire, Citie; Borough €c, where cheaftence was committer,
‘there toremaine without bayle op: matnpzife by the {pace of three. mo⸗
‘nethes thennett inſuing, and further tothe next quarter Seflions erat
AMbhichsSelions, thefaiy perſon vpon his reconciliation and repentance
belorethe ſaid Juſtices at the fain Seſſions hall be deliuered out of pri⸗
‘fon vpon (ufficiénd ſuretie of his good abearing and behauiour to be then
and there taken bythe ſaid Juſtices for one whole peeve: then tere inſu⸗
ing as bythe diſcretion of che laid Juſtices chen and there being, orof the
mo e part of them thal be thouaht conuenient, And ik the fair perfon. wilt
not be reconciled anv repent at the faid quarter Seſſions, then he hall
/ be farther committed to the fain Gaole by the ſaid Juſtices, there to res
) maine without bayle o2 mainprile, vntill he Hall be reconcilen and be pe-
nitent ec, 1.9.3, ; — ater i :
|) 2 Sfanp perfor or perfons of there owne authoꝛity, willingly and vn⸗ Rerning the
lawkully doe reſcue any offendoz fo apprehended , oz will bifturbe the ſaid sd 202
dllendorto be apprehended, then cuery one of the Cain refeuers opditturs are
_ bers ſhall luffer like impriſonment as is afozelain, anpfurther thal pay fo2
euery of bis offences v.li. to the Dueene.1.99,3. —
| 3 Jlanpoe the offeridours aforefain he not apprehended in time con⸗ Che punthmee
uenient, but doe eſcape, then the ſaid eſcape thall be lawlully preſented be: Sree coe ote
foꝛe the Juttices of peace at the next quarter. Seſſions ¢e. and the inha⸗ fendor vo th
bitants of theparith where the lain clcape was {utteren, fall korte to che “P*
) Queene tc.fo2 euery {uch offence v.li. to be leuied andtakenas otherlike
amerciaments and fines bin leuied vpon any Ciillage, hundꝛed, oꝛ towne
for the efcape of any murtherer; 02 other Felon, for not making purluite
vpon hue and crie, accoꝛding tothe atute of Aincheſter, andthe ſtatute
jof 3.0.7.7. 1.99.3. : Bol’: Pye 1a"
| 4 Chisact ſhall not ertend to take away the authopitie and punithe- Paritinert,
) ‘Ment ofthe Ceclefiattical Lawes anding in force for che puniſhment of tattical awed
any the offences aloꝛeſaid. Gut chep ſhalhe vſled in enerp thing as shout
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thigact had neuer bin mave. . Mezcc.. ee
Joon fox gry of 3 Ahatloeuer perfonoffending inthe pzemilles, hall fo anpthe of
fi fences afore recited ,recciue puniſhment of the Oꝛdinary, hauing ceftimas
niall thereof vnder the fain Dgvinaries feale,, hall not: for che fame ofe
fence eftfoones be conuicten before the Juſtices. Et ¢conuerfo, 1,99,1,
park, 3, SAceffas 10 udhocidie se sommd soe a ae suerte
Sofie vin tone sad sPtemuntze; Prouiftomisis: o) tilt tiartias ee
Bzemnuntee by ch anp of the Queenes people do dꝛaw any man out ofthe Reaime in
reaion ot uit in Tuite fox anycaule, the comnifance whereof pertainethto the Ducenes
Zs — Court, oꝛ foz any thinges whereof there ts iudgement giuen in the
aiuen in the Queenes Court , on do {ue in any other Court to: defeat op impeach the
D.Court, iudgement giuen in the Qucenes court, they thall haue dap: contapning
thefpace of two monethes by marning to be giuen to chert; tu the place:
where the polleſſions be, which be in debate, orfome where eile, where
they hatte landes op other poſſeſſions, by. the. Sbirife op ether of the
Queenes officers, toappeare before the Queene and her Countetl, op in
‘Her Chaunceric, oz before her Juſtices of che one Wench; oꝛthe ocher;op
“Hefore other of the Queenes Juſtices which hall he thereunto appointed, |
to anſwere in their proper perfonste the Queene of their contempe in
this cafe committed, andi they rome not at the fain dap in their owne
“proper perſons to anſwere and ſtand to the-Lam sthey 5 their procuras ·
tors atturneis,erecutozs, notaries, and maint einoꝛs (bald from the ſame
igay be put oucob the Queencapotection pana theit landes, goons. anv
tattcls Hal-be foxfaiten tothe Queene and chew bodies whereforuerthep)
He kound, hall be punither at the Ducenespleature And a writ ſhall ve
awarded to apprehend their bodies , and to feife their landes goodes, aun
pollelſious into the Queenes handes, Andifit be returned that they can⸗
Wror focnts, hep shall be put in Crigent and out lawed. zut nt whack
Ve" fous ubrtime they willcome belore they be outlawed. and will render them·
elues bathe Queenes peifonsso be viſtified by the law and to receiue that
which the Queenes court in this behalke hall award; they ſhall be there⸗
vot ou 365 sano receiued; pet ſhall the foztaiture of the lands. goods, and cattels ree
maine in his fogce, f they doe ngt peeld themſelnes within the two mo⸗
nethes as is aloꝛeſaid. 27 Cdgihassi3i. oud Jeeniliny ya]
aking benes 2.2 WMone of the Cuteenes Ite ge people noe other perfor, hall take wietr·
fices of Slings tt? England, procuvacie, letter of Atturney, ferme,op other adminiſtra⸗
tiott,by Indenture, od in other maner, ofanp perlonof the world ol any
Henefice within the fatd Realine, butonelp of the Q. liege people of che
Harte Realme, without the ſperiall grace and expzeſſe licence of the D, by
ss the avuifeofherCouncell, Noꝛ any ofthe faid liege people oꝛ ether that
Conneving of may be founvin che fain Reale hall conuey by vertue of fuch procura’
sted ci, kerme, oꝛ adminittration, gold, filuer,oz other treaſure oꝛ commoditi⸗
out of che ſaid Realme, by letter of exchange, by marchandile , oz in any
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Acherhianer whatloeuer to the profice of the laid Aliens; without the like
itence ann ik any do the rontratie in any point /he ſhall incurre the pu⸗
niſhment contained tn the foreſaid ature of 27. E.3. and bythe lame
pꝛoceſſe compꝛiſed in the ſaid ſtatute Ball be warned tw cheir beueſices,
d their other poſſelſions within the Kealme. And ifichep belowt.of the
Realme, and haue no benefices noz poſſelſiens wichinthe elne wheree
they may be warned, a weit ſhall directed out shee Chauncerie cote
Shiriles of London, op cd the Shirike ok the Coimtie where they were
vboꝛrne, at the Queenes {ute returnable into theone Bench, o2 the other,
Hy the which wꝛit commaundement hall be giuen that prockamation that
Be senieana they Halt be beloꝛe che Juſtires in the Bench where
the wait is returnable at a certaine day comprtlenin the laid writ, contat-
‘ning the tpaceofhalfe'a peerejto make anſwer fo che matters competes
Anthe laid mpit, and this writ being returned the Jullites hall peoceen
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againlſt chem in foꝛme aloreſaid. 7,R.23, 7. Resar2e 1 2
No Bithop, op other Eccleſtalticall perfon ehꝛough the Realme, ta —
chall meddle by the Way of Sequeſtration / oꝛ in anychther maner with penefices.
the kruites of ſuch benefices, giuen to ſuch Aliens, o2 to thoprefite vf Ali⸗
pre Rage F Ma Tey 8! cobiseens. CIT sen MEE
4Ikany Alien doch purchale any benefice of the Charchvinnitie ,o7 ee oy
Other thing, and in his owne proper perfon doth rake poſſeſſton thereof.op without the
Dothocciipie it within the Keaime wherverit be tohis owune vſe/ orñ to Q. licence.
Fhe vle ot any other, without the Qſpetiall licence, be ſhall be compriſed
within the ſame ature of 3. '2, Aho moreouerhe Mall in all points
incurre the paines and fopfaitures compriſed in the ſtatute 25. Ed. 3. 220
(prouided anaint thoſe which purchale in the Court of Rome pzouiſions,
4 fo haue Abbyes & Priories in England) wis. he Malbe sit ofthe Queens
Protection, arid cuery man map vle Hint ag an Enemie of the Queene ans
| the Realme. And whofocuer offendech againſt hin in bodie, goods, oꝛ poſ⸗
lelſions, tall be exculed again all people; Hall neuer be ĩmpeached op
grieued foz che fame, at anp mans (tit, 7.8, 2172, Sed'S.6.& Queres Queres
5 Aany perfons vo purchale, oy ptrlue, or cauſe to be purchalen oꝛ ures 02 ine
/ purſued in the Court sf Rome; or eiſvohere any trantlacions of Withops; — front
| Proces, fentence of Ercommunication, Bulles; Inſtruments, op other ᷣome ·
things what foeuer, which doe'touch the Queene oꝛ which be againſt her,
her Crowne and Regaltie oꝛ her Realme they which being the fame
Within the Realme , 02 do receiue them, 02 make thereof notification ; oz
Other execution whatloeuer; within the Realmejor without their nota⸗
xies, pꝛocuratoꝛs, mainteinors , abbettoꝛs, fauopers, and counſellers
fhatbe put outofthe Queenes protection, and their fands and tenements,
Hoods and cattels thal be forfatcedto the D. Ano they Wall he attached bp
their bodies (if they may be found) ¢ tought before the Q. and her Coun:
i lell, to anſwere in kozelaid cauſes 02 els proces (hall be directed again
J Nu 2 them
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them by Præmunite facias, 16. R.2.5. But to obtaine from the Bithog
oz Sec of Rome any maner of Bull, wꝛiting oꝛ Inſtrument wpittenoy
printed containing anything, matter, oꝛ cauſe whatſoeuer, oꝛ to pubs
liſh, oꝛ by any meanes to put in vꝛe any ſuch Bull; writing op Inſtru⸗·
ment, it ſhall be adiudged to the offendogs, their procurators, abectors,
Creator, and counlellozs ta the faet, and committing ofluch offence shigh reas
‘ forros 3. Ela. 8. omea · eyes del
By which Statute:of 13. El. and of certaine Statutes made 23. H. 8.
24.H,8, 2 5. H. 8. 15EI. 5. El. the force of divers other old Statutes pro-
uided for the punifment of offences by Prouifion or Premunirefeeme
tobe takenaway:,fauing fuch which bein other: titlesofthisBooke exe
preffed, for that the offences which inthe faid old Statuts were.ordeined
to be punifhed:in feuerall :maners by prouifion and Premunire,be now —
made high Treafon,or other punifhment appointed for them by the ſaid
new Statutes or elfethe vſe ofthemis wholly extinguifhed by the diflos
_. ___ lution of Monafteries , Abbeys, Colledges , Free Chappels, &c. which
Wens. BUSEE fupprefled by the Statute of 27. H.8. 3 1.H.8.13. 1sEd. 6.149 |
Tamen Quere, Py pat Dey ee! 80 SEIT ee "Wi
ian. 6 Fe hall not be lawkull to any perfon to flea any perſon in any maner
flea him which Attaintedito2 bpon anp Premunire by ppetence, reaſon, 02 authopitie of |)
ib ane in any tudgement giuen bpon the fame, 02 of any woꝛdes oꝛ thinges contet>
~ Hedin any atute oꝛ law of Prouifionand Premunire: faving altwaies
the dueexecution of euery perſan attainten foz any ofſfence whereupon
iudgement ofdeathoucht to be, and fauing euery ſuch paineo f death, oz
other hurt oꝛ puniſhment, as heretofore might without danger of law be
done vpon anp perſon that (hall fend oz bzing into anyof the Q. domini⸗
ons,oꝛ within the fame Hallerecute any ſlummons, ſentence, ercommte
nication, o ot her proces againk anp perfon from the, Bilhop oz See of |
Rome oꝛ the auchopitic of the fame. 5. Eilc.
ay Premunire for refufing torake the oath for the Queenes fupreame |
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/ government ouer albeftates.S. Queene 6.
hremunire by declaring by bogke ,worke, or {croule, who ought |
tobe heire or fuccefforto the Queene, being ones conuicted ofthedaid |
offence before » SeQueene BG. ßßß..
3. Premunire by aiding or comforting an.offendor which fhal afirme
that the Queene is an hereticke, {chifmaticke, infidell, or yfurper, &c.
S. Queene 19. 1 qHani 7o is J ae ss |
4 Forgiving teliefe tohim which thall commit the offence of Pree
munire. SeQueene 283. sotidin: sri Caley Speeenso
5 Premunire for maintaining or fetting foorth ‘the authoritie of the
Bifhop, or See of Rome. S. Rome 1. 7 gk tah 8} 4 |
6 Premunire by aiding, comforting,or maintaining any offendorafs ~
ter the offence ,to the intentto fet foorth or allow the power of the |
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Bithop or See of Rome.S.Rome 3. *
7 Premunire by bringing, deliuering or receiuing,and vſing any Ag-
nus Dei, croſſes, pictures, beads, or fuch like from Rome. S. Rome 5.
8 Premunirefor not eleting, nor certifying ,or not admitting any
Bifhop elected.S.Bifhop 1.
9 Premunire ina Iuftice of peace, for not certifying thename of him
which bringeth any Agnus dei,crofles,or pictures,S. Iuftice of p.103.
10 Prouifion in Spirituall perfons &¢. within the Archdeaconry of
Richmond in Yorkthire,for taking more for probate of Teftaments then
is lawfull. S,Probate of teftaments 14.
11 Premunire for fuing of Appeales,or forrefufine to obey all things
compriſed in the ftatute prouided for fuing of them, $.Appeales 7,
~ 12 That Brokersand drivers of Bargaines contrarie tothe ftatute of
37.H.8.prouided againſt Vſurie, fhallbe punifhed as counfellors, at-
turneis, or aduocates in cafe of Premunire. S.Vſurie 7.
13 Premunirefor molefting any perfon for any the lands or poffeffions
-ofany Abbey, Priorie,Colledge, Chauntrie,&c. S.Monatteries 31.
14 Premunire for deliuering or fending any reliefe to a Ieſuit, Prieft,
or otherremayning in any Colledge of Iefuits, S.lefuits 5.
: Prifon,Prifoners, Gaole, Gaolers,
Noe fhall be impꝛiſoned bp any Juſtices of peace, but onelp in the
common Gaole: Hauing to the Lopdes ¢ others which haue gaoles,
their fraunchile in this cafe, 5.1D,4,10,
2 Qfanpperfon thallimanine, confpire,inuent, oꝛ xo about , vnlaw⸗ Enlarging one
fully, and malicioufly to fet at libertie any perfon committed to prifon, —
gard, oꝛ cuſtody, by the Queenes ſpeciall commaundement, foꝛ any Trea⸗ commaundi·
fon, oꝛ ſuſpection of treaſon concerning ber owne perſon, before any in⸗ ment.
dictment of any ſuch perſon ſo ſought to be fet at large, and the fame cons
{piractes oꝛ inuentions thall by words, waꝛiting, oꝛ other matter fet forth,
| | Op declare, then the offendoz ſhall ncurre the fopfatture of miſpꝛiſion of
trealſon. Ano if the prifoner be indictedof the foꝛeſaid treafon, then the
» offendo thal be adiudged afelon, Anvif the pꝛiſoner be attainted oꝛ con⸗
uicted of the treafon aforeſaid, then the offendoꝛ hall be adiudged a high
Traitor, 14,€1,2, to continue during the Queenes life,
| 3. HE any keeper of priſon, 02 vnder keeper, hall by too great Dures of a ppitoner By
imprilonment and paine, cauſe any ppifoner which be hath in his cuſtodie, MS arrane
> to become an approver againſt his will,and ts therofattainted,be thall be prouer.
adiudged a felon, 14. E.3. 10.
4 Euery Shirike, Baylifeof kraunchiſe, and euery other perſon ha⸗
uing authopitie of keeping of Gaoles, oꝛ of Pꝛiſoners, for kelonie, ſhall
certifie the names of cuery pꝛiſoner tn their keeping, and of euery prifo-
ſoner to them committen koꝛ anp uch cafe , at the next generall Gaole
deliuerie in euery Countie oꝛ fraunchiſe where any (uch Gaole ts 02 —
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Probate of tel: Othing hal! be demaunded,recetucd,noz caken by any Withop, Oꝛ⸗
te qups eg: dinarie, Archdeacon, Chaunceloz, Commiflarie , Olkiciall, noꝛ anp |
ced not C.s. other perfon oꝛ perſons whatloeuer hauing authogitie co take oꝛ receive»
Commition of miſſion of adminiſtration of the goods of any man deceaſing inteſtate not
adminiſtration. being aboue che like value of C, 8 cleere vi. ð. And neuertheleſſe the
Patton, ec. of any Teſtament, 02 fo writing, lealing, praiſing, regiſtring
Probate of Teftaments , and Adminiftration:
he , there to be kalendpen before the Juſtices of the deliuerie of the fa
®Gaole, whereby they may alwell for the Queene, as for the partie, pros
ceede to make deliuerie of fuch prifoners according to the Lawes, vpon
paine to koꝛfait to the Queene faz euerp default there ie a hundꝛed
ſhillings. 3. H.7. 3.
1 Thatno Habeas corpus fhall be graunted to remoue any prifoner —
out of any Gaole, except it be figned witha Iufticeshand of the fame
Court. §.Remouer 1. :
2 That the Iuftices ofthe Kinges Bench may fend downe prifoners,
and their Indi&tments to be tried in the Countrey. S. Remouer .
3.That priſoners goods fhall not be ſeiſed by any officer, vaeill he bg
attainted.S.Shirifes 24. |
4 Inwhatcafeit is Felonie for any perfonto breake rae s. Felos
nie 156 J
5 That Iuſtices of peace may taxe euery Parifh for reliefe of Le -
ners.§.Poore 18, © ,
6 Wherethekeeper of aprifon fhall be charged for not receiuing,o i
letting goe a prifoner offered or committed to his cuſtodie. S.Efcape 1.
Statutes &c. 1. Phifition 4
7 That luftices of peace fhall examinean offendor,and put sa exami- |
nation in writing before he commit him to prifon. S. Iuftices of p.108.
Probate of Teftaments, andAdminiftration.
probation, infinuation, o2 approbation of Teſtament oꝛ Teſtaments, by |
himſelke, oꝛ themfelues, noꝛ bp his 02 their Regitters, Scribes, Pꝛaiſers,
Summoners, Apparatoꝛrs oꝛ by anp other of their miniſters, foz the pꝛo⸗
fines, making of Juuentories,€ qtuine of acquittances, oꝛ for any other
caule concerning the fame, where the goods of the Teſtatoz of the ſaid
Teſtament, oꝛ perfon ſo dying do not amount ceerely ouer and aboue the)
value of an C.s ferline, ercept onelp to the Scribe, to haue for waiting
of the bate of the teſtament of him decealen €c,vi.d,and fo the come |
|
—
ſaid Biſhop, Dadinarte, oꝛ other perſon, ſhall not refuſe co appꝛoue anp
ſuch Teſtament, being lawfully tendꝛed to him to be pꝛoued, whereot the |
goods ofthe Teſtator o2 perfon fo dying amount not aboue the value of att |
€.8, fo that the fain Teſtament be exhibited to him in vniting with ware)
thereunto affires ready co be ſealed, and that the fame Ceftament be law⸗
fullp pꝛoued before the fame Oꝛdinarie (before che fealing)to be che trues
whole, and lak Cettament of the fame Teltatoz, in fuch lozme as er
Probate of Teflaments ,and Adminiftration, 276
hin commonly accuſtomed itt that behalfe, 21.4).8.5.
no Biſhop,Oꝛdinarie, noꝛ other perfor oꝛ perfons whatfoener he o2 they ce
be, hauing authoritie to take poobation tc, of any Celtament by himlelle,
or any bts miniiters,fo2 the probation, infinuation,and approbation of any
teſtament o2 teſtaments, 02 fo2 the regiſtring, ſealing, wetting, praiſing,
making of Inuentoꝛries, giuing of acquittances, fines, oꝛ any other ching
“concerning the fame , fhall take,oz caufe to be taken of any perſon oꝛ per⸗
“fons but onelp tit.s,0t, 0, and not aboue, tubereof to be tothe fain Oꝛdi⸗
narie, for him and his miniſters ii.s.bi.ðj. and not aboue,and xii.ð.reſidue
“tothe Scribe fo2 the regiſtring of the ſame. 21. H. 8.5.
for theprobation of any Cetkament, oꝛ for the regiſtring €c.02 any ching
concerning the fame probate, thall take of any perfon but only v. s. and not
aboue, whereof to be to the {aid Oꝛdinarie for him and his miniſters tis,
vi. ð. and not aboue,and ii.s.vi.ðj.reſidue to be cothe Scribe fo2 regiſtring
ofthe fame: Oꝛ elfe the ſcribe to be at his libertie to refule the ii.s. vi. d.
and to haue for writing of euery ten lines ofthe fame Teſtament ( wherok
euerp line to containe in lengthx.inches) apente, 21. H.8.5.
lame, ſealed with p leale of their office,to the erecutoꝛ 02 erecutsrs named
in ſuch teſtamẽts for the ſummes abouefain,¢in maner ¢ forme aboue res
| hearted, with conuenient (peed without any fruſtratoꝛie delay. i. H. 8. y.
/) teftaments,refule to pzoue the fain teftament,then the Dadinaricor other fion.
_ | perfor oꝛ perſons hauing auchozitieta take Probate of teftaments, hall
| Qraunt the adminiffration of the goods of the Teſtatoꝛ, op perfon decea⸗
| fed, tothe widow of the fame perſon oꝛ tothe next of bis kinne, oꝛ to both,
as by the difcretion of the fame Oꝛdinarie hail be thought good taking
{uertie of him o2 them to whom ſhall be made {uch commiflion , for true
adminiſtration of the goods, cattels,and debts, which he oz they hall be fo
jauthorizen to mintier,27,¥.8,5,
s
decealed, and there any perfon only defireth the adminiſtration as next -
) of kinne, there in deede diuers perfons be itt equalitie of kindzed as ta
afogelain s chen the Dadinavie hall be at his libertie to accept any one 02
moe making requeſt, where divers do require the apminttration,o2 where
but one oz moe OF them and not all being in equalitie ok degree do make
Nnu 4 requeſt
2 (Ahen the goods of the Teſtator do amount ouer anv aboue the 0bate ct te.
cleere value of a C.s.and do not exceed the ſumme of xl.ci.ſterling, then i: A
3 WWhere the goods of the Cekator do amount aboue the cleere value ꝛobate where
of xl.ci.ſterling, thenthe Oꝛdinarie by himſelke, noꝛ any of His miniſters, — ex⸗
4 And euery ſuch Biſhop, Oꝛdinarie, oꝛ other perfon hauing authoꝛitie ———
totake the pꝛobation of any Teſtamẽt, their regiſters, ſcribes, x miniſters anv deineres
all appꝛoue, inſinuat, ſeale x regilter the fain Cetaments,e deliver che ieee
| 5 Jf any perfon die tnteftate, o2 the Crecutors named in any ſuch Anminittrae
1 6 Guin cafe where diuers perfonsclaime che avminiftration as next Aminitratis
| of kinne , which be equallin degree of kinnzen ta the Teſtator op perfon do requettit,
Dow much the Value op fumme of an C. s. And in calethe goons of che perfon fo deceaſed
Drdinary Hall amount avoue the value of a C.s. anv not aboue rl, li, then be Ehis offt
take for graun-
ting admini⸗
tration,
Inuentozy.
and in their preſence, ana by their diſcretions ſhall make, 02 cauſe to be
Deulle oF
lands to be
fole.
@he tettator
feale defaced.
@Wopies of
teſtaments or
Inuentortes.
requeſt, then the Dadinarie ſhall admit che widow, and him oꝛ thenrontp —
making requeſt, oꝛ any one of them at bis pleaſure, raking nothing fog
oa
Probate of Teſtaments.
the fame , vnleſſe the goods of the perfonfo deceaſed amount aboue the
cers (hall take only ii.s.bi.ð. and not aboue. 1. H.8.5. mf
7 The Crecutoz and Crecutors named bp the Ceikator , o2 perfor fo P
becealed ,02 {uch other perfono2 perfons, to whom {uch adminiſtration
fhall be committed , where any perfon dyeth intettate , 02 bp wap of intes f
fate, taking to him og them two fuchperfons at the leak, to whom the f
ſaid perfon ſo dying was indebted oꝛ made any legacie, and vpon their
refufall oꝛ ablence , two other honeſt perſons being next of kinne tothe ff
perfon fo dying, and in their default o2 abfence, two other honett perfons,
made a true and perfect Inuentozie of all the goods, cattels, wares,mar= Q
chandises , aſwell moucable as not moueable whatloeucr that wereof A
the ain perfon fo deceaſed, and the fame fhall cauſe to be indented, where⸗
of the one part hall be by the fain Executoꝛ oꝛ Crecutozs,Apminiftratog
02 Apininiftrators , vpon his o2 their othe o2 othes, to be taken before the
{aid Bithops , Dydinaries , their Dffictals ,o2 Commiſſaries, oꝛ other
perfons hauing power to take probate of Ceftaments, bpon the holp
Cuangelities, to be good and true, andthe fame one part invented , ſhall
prefent and deliuer vnto the keeping of the fain Bithop, Oꝛdinarie, tte
and the other part thereof to remaine with the fain erecutor oꝛ executoꝛs,
adminiſtratoꝛ oꝛ adminiftrators, ec. which Inuentoꝛie foto him tende
red , to Bithop, Davinarie,ec, thall refule to take, vpon the paine Heres
after contained, 21. H. 8. y. i
8 Ikthe perfon decealen, will by his Teſtament, oꝛ laſt will anp lands, |
tenements, op hereditaments to be fold, the monep therof comming, noz
the profits of the ſaid lands foꝛ any time to be taken, hal not be accompted!
as any of the goodes 02 cattels of the ſaid perfon ſo deceaſed. 21,3D,8.5.
9 And theſame Drwinarie ec, vpon the veliuerte of the ſeale and ſigne
of the teſtatoꝛ, fhall caule the fame ſeale to be defaced, ethereupon income) |
tinent redeliuer the fame ſeale onto the fain erecutoz oꝛ executozs , with | |
out claime o2 challenge thereunto to be made, 21.10.85. J
10 And in cafe any perſon o2 perſons at any time require a copte 02 9
copies of the fain Cettament fo proued,or Inuentozie fo mave,then the
faid Oꝛdinarie ec. oꝛ bis minifters, Hall from time to time with conuent⸗
ent {peed without any kruſtratoꝛy delay, deliuer oꝛ cauſe to be deliuered
a true copie 02 copies of the fame, onto the {ato perfon o2 perfons —
bing the fame, taking fog the ſearch, and koꝛ the making of the copte of
either of the ſaid teltament oꝛ Inuentorie, but onely fuch fee,as ts before
rehearled fo2 the regittring of p fain teſtament; oz elſe the ſcribe 02 ea |
co be
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ia ProbateofTeftaments. 6 :.c:% = 277
‘tobe at his libertie, to demaund, haue, and take fog euerie tenne lines
thereot being of the propogtion befoze rehearſed t, v. 2 1. M. dbe 5.
|) 11 Gut where anie perfons hauing authozitie to take probate of te: Coren to
) ftaments, haue vſed to take leſſe ſummes of money then is aboueſaid for fo probates.
) che probate of teſtaments, oꝛ commiſſions of adminiffrations, 02 other .
icaule concernine the fame,thep thalttake ſuch ſumme fo2 p fame, as thep
before the making ofthis act, haue vſed to take and not aboue, 21. H. 8.5.
12 Cuerp Bithop, Ordinarie, Archdeacon, Chauncellor,Commullarie, The forfaiture
|Officiall, and other perſon and perfons hauing authoritie to take pꝛobate [errs More
pot teſtaments their Regiſters, Scribes, Pꝛaiſoꝛs, Summoners, Appa⸗
rators, and all other their miniſters whatſoeuer they be, that ſhall oo 02
attempt, o2 caule tobe done oꝛ attempten again this act inanything,
Iall forf, for cuery time fo offending top P. grieued in vᷣ bebalfe fo much
money as he (hall take contrary to this acc, Ano ouer that thalt fof. to the
War, € Che P.grieued x.li.to berec, by 4,9.5, ec, wherein no CU, Wp. ec,
And ettery ofthe fame Bithops, and other perfons which hall incurre the
anger offuch penaltie, hall be charged only for bimfelfe, and none, of
‘hem thall be chargeable to the penaltic for others offences, 21. . 8.y.
) 13 Gut chisact isnot pꝛeiudiciall toanp Oꝛdinarie o2 other perfon, pia am
hauing authopitic to take pꝛobate oftettaments, but enerte of them fhall prooue the witt,
yand may conuent befoge chem euerp perfon made executor of any teſta⸗ oe in In⸗
ment, to the intent to prooue op refulethe fame, and to being in Inuento⸗ ;
icles, and fo do euery other thing concerning che lame, as thep might doe
pefoze the making of this acte, fo chat alwaies anpfuch Daninarie ec.
M2 other minifters afozelain, thall not take foꝛ the fame aboue the fees li⸗
ited by this act, ne in any wiſe attempt any thing contrary to anp part
beepelamve act,2 1,40;8,5.2° to2gu sores rStadeeise cielo onal
)) 14. Qo {pirituall perſon oꝛ others, hauing any benefice op other ſpiri⸗ Irchdeaconrr
“tual pomotis within the Archdeatonrie of Richmond in Yoꝛkſhire, Hat ot Richmond.
- atke, leup, demaund, 02 take after the deceale of anyperſon oꝛ perfons, a⸗
ny portion o2 portions, oz any other demaund oꝛ duty, in che name o2
| tiew of the fame, spon paine to incurre fuch penalties, as be contained in
he ſtatute oF Pꝛouiſoꝛs made 25.Ed. 3.(vz. they thal be attachen bytheir
bodies, € brought in to anſwere andifthepbe conuict, they thall remaine
inppifon, without being let to baile op mainpiſe oꝛ otherwiſe deliuered
ontill thep haue paien a fine to the 1. at ber pleafure, anv fatiffactton to
‘the partic grieued, and before their deliuerance they thall find ſuerty that
they thall not attempt ſuch things in timeto come, And if thep cannot be
found, an Crigent thal be awarded anaint them by due proces and wits
all go forth to apprehend their bovies, € tn the meane time the Queene
hall haue che profit of their benefices o2 other ſpirituall promotions.)
But euerie of the Nucenes {ubiects of the fain Archneaconrie, and their
xecutoꝛs and adminiftrators, Hall. be vſed foꝛ their goods and cattels af⸗
bie ter
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Proclamation. Prohibition, —
ter their diſcelſe in like maner, forme order, and condicion,asis containes
_ tn the korzeſaid Statute of 21.3.8, Any cuttome, vfe, compolition, m :
—— ordinance ac.notwithltanding. 26. 1.8.15 ce
Proclamation. 4
Hꝛotlamatiss A ster euerie Summons vpon the land in any reall action, kourteene
of<summons) YZ daies at che leatt betoge the day ot the returne thereot Pꝛoclamation
in veal actions,
—
of ine Summons fhall be made on a Sunday immediatly after diuine
ſeruice and Sermon,if any Sermon there be,and if wo Sermon chere be, |
then koorthwith after diuine ſeruice, at o2 neere to the moſt vſuall poze of
the Church o2 chappell of that Cowne o2 parilh where the land wheres §,
Hpon the Suinmons was. made noch ipe, And that Pꝛoclamation fo
made as aforefatn , ſhall bee returned together with the names of the |
Summoners, ¢ if fuch Summons hall nt be proclaimed and recurnet
Accopding to the tencꝛ and meaning of this act, then no Graund Cape to},
he awarded, but an alias, & pluries Summons,as the cale Hal require, pneq
till Summons and Proclamation fhalt be duelp mabe and returned ace
coding to the tend, and meaningokthis act, Anno; 3 1,613.3, |
1 For Proclamations vpon Exigentsand outlawries. S.Exigent.
2 For Proclamations vponfines levied. S.Fines.3.. — |
‘3 Proclamation that arecufant indicted fhallyeeld his body to they
., Sherife, S.Recufants:t 3.0) © :
4. Where proclamation {hall be made in.a writ of Admefurement of
Paſture or'dower, S.Admeafutement. 1.
- 5. That the Queenes Auditors ſhall make proclamation in — —
townes, ofthe times and places of keeping their Audits. S.Audits.1. |
-.6 That proclamation {hal bemade vpõ a diftreffe deliuered of record)
in an Attaint xv, daies before the returne ofthe diſtreſſe. S. Attaint. |
socnni 2 QT hit veproclamations fhalllbe made that abanckrupt fhall yeeld
er “his hody to che commiffioners S:Bankrupts. 8. a |
8 Whereand whet proclamation thall be made when a writ fhall b 1
dirested to the Bifhop to certifie Baftardie. S.Baftardie. 3. |
- 99 Thatthree proclatnations' thal be mares ina writ of Communi Cid ‘
fag S.Wardes, 5a F
PREIS TBE Ye TPoohibieiondConfatation, — sel tt
“He Queenes |azohi virion voth not lie when any a ,
vus, 02 Mortuaries (where Mortuaries have bene vled to be giuen)
be bythoſe names demaunded in atecclefiatticall Court,alchough for the
long withholdiug of the fame; they beefteemed at acertaine ſumme of,
Moner fo. money. But ifaclerke do fell his tithes being gatheren inhis Barne oꝛ
cityes, sels where, fozacevcainefuinmenfmoney, tithe money be demaunded be⸗
fore an eccleſtaſticall Junge; the Queenes prohibition thallcake place,
fox bythe fale; ſpirituallthings ave become tempoꝛall, and tithes are tuts
ned into chatéels,) Articuli cleris 9. Ed.2. I. : Af
IY 2 af
Moblationg,
Moꝛtuaries.
Prohibition, Conſultation. 278
2 FE an ecclefiatticall Junge vo enisine penance for deadly ſinne, as Henance fog
ifo2 fornication, aduoutrie and {uch like (fog the which ſometime corpozall liant.
puniſhment, ¢ fometime puniſhment by che purle ts inioyned) op for chat
the Churchyard ts oufenced, o2 che church vncouered, oꝛ not conuenient⸗ The Church
Kp decked (in which cafes there is none other puniſhment but by ÿ purſe) not well fev,
2 foꝛ laying violent hands vpon a Clerke, o2.fo2 defamation when mony Cline violence
is not demaunded, but correction of che offerice required, 07 foꝛ breaking to onc of the
pf any oth, oꝛ if the Pꝛelate ofa Church; o2 an Aduocate vo demaund of Clergte.
a perfor a penfion nue to him, the Queenes prohibition doth not lie s and
in the forefain cafes the ecclefiatticall Judge bath power to take onder,
hotwithtanding the Queenes prohibition to him directed, Art. cleri. ya propine.
p. Ed.2. Circumfpecte agatis 1 3. E. 1, Foꝛ no Pꝛohibition thal be direc: — —
Jed out ofthe Chauncerp, but where the D, maieſtie hath, and of right bath comnilaces
Muaghe co haue cognifance of the plee. 18,€0,3.5; :
H 3 Ifa Hꝛelate op ecclefiaticall Judge will appoint that one ſhall pay aponey fos
onep fo2 bis offence, and the monep is Demaunded ofthe offendoz, the cozporal! pur
uproͤhibition doch lie, but if he do enioin fome coppogal pimiſhment and vilbment.
hey which are to be punithen, will pon their owne accord reneeme the.
ame puniſhment with money, which monep is demaunded before the ec⸗
Jleſiaſticall Judge, the DQ, prohibition doth not lie, Anodlikewileinercome
Munication and defamation, the eccleftatticall Judge may correct bp en⸗
oyning a corporal punifpmenc, notwithſtanding the Q. prohibition, the
which tithe offendop will redeeme by giuing tothe party grieued money,
Je may,e the fame map be demaunded before an eccleſtaſticall Judge, and dé
thofe cafes p.D..prabibition mill not rake place. But though anp cauly eerpove a tuite
Ihe butinelie (the cogniſance wherok belongeth to the eccletiatticall caypt) may be com.
Hal be once Determined bekore an ccclefiatticall Judge, ¢ become aging Pee both fn
wiudged, and not Hated by appeale, if after queftion be moucd vpon the temporal court
fame thing, betwirt the fame perlons befone a feculer Judge, ¢ be proouen Mertens.
Pp Wiitnefles oꝛ inſtruments, the foyer iudgement thall be no exception
nthe feculer court, koꝛ one caule map be (ued befoꝛe eccleſtaſtical Judges
indfeculer Judges in feucrall refpects (as foz laying violent hands bpon
Clerke.) Ano therefore notwithtanding che iudgement giuen in the
telefiaticall court, the Queenes court thall deale in chat caule as it ſee⸗
Meth wood, Art.cleri, 9. Ed. 2, 26344064 7
| 4 Sf there be debate vpon the right of tithes (which hath his origi⸗
all vpon the right of the Patronage)x the quantity ofthe fame tithes da
xceede the titt, part of the value of the Church (ifthe {tutte be commenced
) jefoe afptrituall Judge)the DQ. prohibition (3, watt of Indicauĩt) doth Indicauit.
ie 9. Ed.2.2. Mhich weit of Indicauit fhall not be graunted co anp man,
pefoge the matter depending in the (pirituall court, betweene the parties
) je recopbed, E the Chauncelloz of England be certified cherof by che fight
Ethe libel, 34. Ed. 1, De coniunctim feoffatis, 9
1 — * — 5 J f
| * Prohibition, Confultation. eat ii
5 If any Parfon o2 Cticar vo impleave any other in a {pirituall coure
fog the tithe of mood being rr. peeres of age oꝛ aboue in the name of Si ua
Silua cedua. cædua, the partie fucd thall haue a prohibition, anv vpon the fame an ate
tachment. 45. Ed. 3. 3+ : —J
aoqpiltnew 6 If any perlon do build anew Mill in his ground, andthe Parſon of |
duilded. cthe fame pariſh vo demaund tithes thereof, the Queenes Pꝛohibition
Doth not lie. Art.cleri. 9. E. 2. 4. a
Gnvictment 7 7Ik any clerke or lay perſon being indicted before the Sherike in his
ae thertts turne, and after bp enquett deliuered before the Futtices,vo tue in the (pte
sath ritual court againt fuch indictorꝛs, ſurmiſing that thep haue defamed him,
euery perfon feeling bimlelfe chereby grieued, hall haue a prohibition in
the Chauncerie spon his cafe.1,€0.3,11, He
Conlultation. 3 Bf any eccleftakicall Judges do ſurceaſe to proceede in any caule
mooued before che bp force of che DQ. watt of pꝛohibitiõ, wt any cafe where |
remedie cant not be giuen vnto che complainants inthe D. court by ante }
Writ out ofthe Chauncerie, the Logs Chauncelloz, oꝛ chiefe Juſtice fo
the time being, vpon ſight of the Libell of the fame matter, at the requetel,
of the plaintife(tf they (ee that the plaintife can haue no remedy out oft he
Chauncery, but that the matter ts determinable in pecclefiatticall court ) ;
fhatl wꝛite vnco che Judges before whom che matter was firk brought in
queftion, that thep (hall pꝛoceede in thefame cauſe, notwithtanding they,
QU. Pꝛohibition to them directed, 24,€0,1, 4
Po probibition : 9 CUherea Confultation is once duely graunted vpona Prohibitions,
Fe a rae directed to any Eccleftatticall Junge, the fame Junge map proceede in
tion graunted. the fame caufe by vertue ofthe lame Confultation, notwichtanding a Wl
_ Other Pohibition deliuered onto him, but the matter inthe Libel of the
fain thule ſhall not be enlarged, altered,o2 changed, An.50. Ed. 3. . —
Acoppofthe 10 Ffany partie foz any cauſe appointed tu the acute proutoed (2),
Metter Edw.6. for true paiment of tithes and offeringes) to be {ued op deters)
Junge before minedin the Queenes Crcleltatticall Court , oꝛ before the Eccleſiaſti⸗
ctauntes, rall Judge, doe Cue koꝛ any Prohibition in any ofthe Queenes Courts, |
where {9 20htbition haue bene vfed to be graunted, then befoze any 1920
hibition ſhall be graunted co him, he hall bring and deliuer to the hands
of {ome ofthe Juſtices oz Judges ofthe fame Court where {uch party Dee)
maundeth Prohibition, the verietrue copy of che libell vepending in the
Eccleſiaſticall Court, concerning che matter wherfore che party deman⸗
Deth the Prohibition, ſubſcribed op marked with the hand of che fame par⸗
tic, and onder the copte of the fain Libel ſhall be written rhe ſuggeſtion
wherefore the partie ſo demaundeth the fain Prohibition. And in cafe
|
the fata ſuggeltion by two honelt and {ufficient witnelles at the teatt bee
hot prooued true in che Court where the ain Prohibition thall bee fo)
graunted, within fice moneths nere following after the fatd Pꝛohibition
api) As |
tall be graunten anv awarten: Chen the partie that is hindzen ¥ his
| uite
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Prophefies.. Protections. « 279
uite inthe eccleftatticall Court by fuch Pꝛohibition, (hall vpon his re-
hqueſt and ſuite, without delap haue a Confultation graunted inthat fame
cafe, inthe Court where the fatd Pꝛohibition was graunted, and {hall
alſo recouer Double coſts and damages againſt the partie chat fo purſueth
he fain Prohibition, che fame to be aſſeſſed by the Court where the {ain
Conſultation hall be fo graunted, for wyich colts and damages the pat: contutration
bie fo whom they fhall be awarded,may haue an G.of debe bp B. P. Ftc, fo2 default of
any of the Ducens Courts of recon, wherein no CCE, 19%40.2,3.6; higuetion.
13, S.Tithes.25. &c. ch
ms, Prophefies.
| | F any perfon o2 perfons do aduiſedly and directlp aduance, publiſh, and
fet forth by meting printing, finging,o2 any other open ſpeech op been,
Ho anp perfon oꝛ perfons,any fond, phantaticall, 02 falle Pꝛopheſie, vpon
2 by the occaſion of any Armes, Fields; Beats, Badges, 02 {uch other
Iike things accutomed in Armes, cognifances, o2 ſignets, 02 pon oꝛ bp
Jeaſon of any time,peere, o2 day, name, bloudſhed, 07 warre, to the intent
Whereby to make anp Rebellion, Inſurrection diſſention loſſe of life, 07 o⸗
ber diſturbance within this Realme,xothertheQ,vaminions: Thene⸗
Jery fuch perfon beina therof lawfully conuicted ec, foꝛ euerp (uch offece
dal ſuffer impꝛiſonmẽt of hts boop by the {pace of one peere without baile
Emainprife, and hall foof, torhe Q.and J.x.li.to be recouered bp A, J.
D,1O,. tC. wwherin no C1.€,.}9.¢c, And if any offendoz vo eftfoones offend
Muanp of the premifles after {uch conuiction, and be thereof lawkully cons
icted, then be ſhall foꝛ bis ſecond offence and conuiction, {uffer imprifons
nent without baile oꝛ mainprite suring bis life, and alfo forf, tothe D, &
Pf. te,all his goods and cattels,reals,and perſonals. But no perfon hhalbe
npeached of anp offence committed contrarie to this act, vnleſſe he be
) berofimpeached o2 acculed within vi,moneths next enſuing {uch offence
" whimdone, 5, C1t3,1 5.8.Iuſtice of peace. 24.
| 1 The penaltie of prophefying, how long the Queene fhall liue or
aigne.S.Newes.7. _
| Protections.
[ F the Queenes Maielty do by her Prerogative, graunt to any perſons a5, the oy, y20.
Liwhich be bound to her race foz any maner of debt, pꝛotectiõs that they tection the pare
ball not be impleaded, fox anp debts which they owe co others, vntiil eset
hep haue made fatiffaction to her, fog chat which ts nue onto hers Wer but his execu
lat withtanding euerie man which hath caule ofaction againſt {uch deb⸗ tion.
078, thall be anfwered in the Queenes Court by che {aid nebeors,¢ if the
Haintife o2 demãdant haue iudgement giuen fo2 him, the erecution ofthe
ement hall be fufpended, vntill the Queene be fatilfien of her debe,
no ifthe creditors will take bpon them ta anſwere the Queenes debt,
+ hep thatbe thereunto receited, and moꝛeouer (hall haue erecution againſt
he debtors oF che Debt Due vnto chem, and alfo hall recouer —
them
Prote&tions. Pucueyors. a
chem ſo mich as thep pap to the Queene for them, 25.€0,3.19, *
Frotettiocim 2 No protection with the clauſe (Volumus ) ſhall be alloted be:
meen fone ante Judge, fop vitailes taken o bought vpon the viage, 02 leruice
thereof the protection maketh mention, noz pet in plees of trefpafie, 0)
of hes petit made 02 committed after the date ofthe fame —— a
Oon.I.R.2.
Hꝛotection 3 No protection with che clauſe (Quia profecturus). wall be alloy
Quiaprofecu- in ante plee whereof the {uite is commenced before the date of the fal
—* protection (except it be in a viage royall, oꝛ inthe Queenes meſſages fay
che affaires of the Kealme.) But they which be impleaded ſhall mak
their Atturneyes to anfwere for them in Gch ples, op tarrie chemfelue *
ikthey will, Gut the Pꝛotection (Quia — ie —— all
cales,as it hath beene.1 3. R.2.16. |
Caules okre· ¶ 4 Many tarrie inthe Councrep without going tothe revatee, fo 1
pealing apeor “Which heis retained, moze then a conuenient time after he hath his P
tection. fection, 02 doe remaine from the fame feruice, ¢ the Chauncellor of ing
- Land be chereafinfozmen, he halt repeale his protection; 1 3,12, 2116, An
ifone do caſt a Wrotection of the Qucenes ſeruice, and his aduerlarie wi
chalenge the protection, & immediatly when it is hhewed forth wil auerr⸗
that bis aduerſarie was within the titi, Seas, and koorth of the Queene
feruice,fo that he might haue come, the challenge thalbe entred of recog!
and the matter hall remaine without day, according to the nature of ch
Protection, And when the partie ſhalbe reſummoned and come intod
Toure, and demand tudgement, ¢€ hearing of the proces, & offer to atte
bis challenge tf his anuerfarie wil attend, ifthe enquett pale againſt him)
which caſt the Protection, ic ſhall turne him to adefault ifbe be tenaun
and if he be demandant, he ſhall loofe his weit and be amerced, 2 30am
Stat. de Protectionibus.
Protection for 5 No wait ok courſe in the nature ofa Pꝛotection hal be graunte
eee of within the Countie Palantine of Chelter, vpon the luggeltion of ant
perlon indebted to anie other comming tothe Eſchequer in the laid cour)
tie Palantine, and there taking a corporall oth, that be thall pap biscey
ditors as he ſhall be able (asin time pat it hath been bled) without alpe
ciall warrant front the Queene, her heires 02 fuccettogs containing We
protection, 34. h.8.1 3. | oR
-Purtieyors,
No fubiects 1 fe anie Chatoz,o2 other officer ofante Loꝛd oꝛ other pectin ope
— to take 102 elfe Doe take anie vit ailes, corne, hay, carriages,o ante othe
— thing of anie okthe Queenes liege people in anie manner againſt thei
atrs conſent. willes without making alawfull bargaine bet wire the fatd Chatoze
Dfficer, and the fais perfon (except it be for the Queene and her houſ
eben ifnotice 02 requeſt be made to the Waior, Shertie, Batlife, Conſte
ie, 62 other of che Queenes officers ofthe Cities, Boroughs, —
b3
| > Purueyors. - 280
oꝛplaces where {uch taking thal be, the fain ator, D fficer ec, ſhall im⸗
mediatly take and arreſt all {uch Chators and Dificers fo offending, and
fend chem to the Dueenes next ppifon, there to remaine without baile
jor mainpaife, vntill they haue redeliuered all the things fotaken, 02 the
periebaluethereof, Anvif the fain ator, Officers, ec. doe the contraric,
hep ſhall fopfatt rx, 2. whereof the Queene thall haue the one halke, and
party from whom the chings were taken the other, if be will {ue by A.
ofdebt, wherein no (Hee, and tf he wil not ſue,whoſoeuer wil, ſhall haue
he {uit to recouer the one moitie fo the Queene, & the other for himnfelfe,
And ifany of the fain Chatozs (other then the Quueenes) be duely conuice
f {uch vnlawkull taking, then thep thall yeeld to the partie who fo fucth,
he treble balue of the things fo taken, and the double cofts of their {uits,
nd allo hall make fine to the Queene, And in all thoſe actions no P. tc,
23. H.6.14. It ſeemeth by fome Latutes,that if anie mans Chato? 02 ſer⸗
ant, other then the Queenes, do take ante thing of anie man, but of him
xhich will willingly ſell it, as he can agree with the feller, 02 do not pap
S
02+ 3 6. 3. 6. 7. R. 2.7, See 4.
) ball by commiflion vnder the great feale, oꝛ priutefeale, o2 without com: ¥
ilſion take 02 carie away ante maner of copne, hap, victatls, hole, bul-
Pockes, carts; boats, hips, oꝛ any goods of ante Archbithops, Bithops,
) P2elats, parfons, vtcars, oꝛ of ante other of the Clerate vnder the colour
ME buying, oꝛ by any other meane, withinthetr manozs, houſes, granges,
| WOR inother places within che fee of the Church, 02 in market tones, op
| npother places againſt the wils of chem whole the goods be, 02 ofthe
n tohole poſſeſſion they chen do remaine, Neither thall che ſaid Pꝛelats
2 Cleratebe charged to receitte into their houſes any hoſtages, oꝛ Soioꝛ⸗
ers of Scotland, or other fogreine Region: Noꝛ porles, Dogs, Faw⸗
ons, oꝛ other Dawkes of che Queenes, 02 ante other perfons againſt
heir willes: Sauing chey which of auncient right do owe to her Grace
bat feruice,to keepe her ozles,amkes, Dogs, tc,3,€d,1,1,10,€0,1,
4,@0,3.1, And ik anie of the Qucenes Purueioꝛs, oꝛ takers do the cone
arte, the Pꝛelates anv Clerkes thall haue their action of treſpaſſe a-
taint chem, and recouer their creble damages, 1. R.2.2. And in all Come:
niſſions to be made foꝛ the pꝛouiſion of the Ducenes houle,the fees of the
) Church tu euerte place ſhalbe excepted. d. Ed. 3.4.
hings for the fame houſe, with chem of whom the things betaken, anu
hey thal haue their warrant oꝛ commiffion with them, (fealen with che
Queens great ſeale.3 6. Ed. 3. 2.)conteining their authoritie, x the things
whereof thep hall make prices, og purueiance, the which warrant an
—1 a
4
|
og ft pꝛeſently accoꝛding to the agreement, it is kelonie inthe fame cha- Fetony.
2 No Dherife, og other officer of che Queenes, nop anie other perfon, mo (pitituall
erions goo
(hall be —5
3 Purueyors for the Queenes houſe ſhall pate o2 agree foꝛ the prices Durueyors
at thep Halt make in the countrey of meate,vginke, and other necettarie (Pill asece fa
Purvevoꝛs
chall het the
Commiſſion.
urueyance
ithout tare
cane.
Felony.
Durueyance
uy the owners
000 will,
Pmnevane
03 a Caſtle.
Aitdho ding
of money due
$02 prices,
aking of
tiunbec about
& houſe.
Taking of
eepe.
Putueyors. a
thall (he to them of whom thep make their prices before they do wie
eft np ching, And ik any purueioꝛ of the Queenes houſe, by realon of his war:
rant doth make pricesin other ſort then ts afore limitted, tfopon com:
plaint mave tothe Crealoger ¢ Steward of the Queenes houſe, and by
enquirie, be be thereof attainted, be Hallagree with the plaintite mime:
Diatlp,t be put out of the Dueenes feruice fox ever, and rematne in prife
at the Queenes pleaſure. Stat.de prifis,28,€0,1,2. 9
4 It any make purueyance o2 prices without warrant, and do cari⸗
them away againt the will of the owner, be ſhall be arrelled by the totum
where the peices were made, and caried to the nert gaole, and ik heb
thereofattainted, he thalbe punithen as a felon, tf the balue of the goat y
Do fo requive,28,€0,1, 2 ¥
5 All puruetances which fhalbe made for the Queenes houſe twhe er
the doth abide and paſſe thꝛzough the countrep, ſhalbe made bp warran
and power giuen to them which ſhall make the purueiance, in whie cl
warrant it ſhalbe contained, that hey thall buy nothing but by agreeme
betweene the buyer and che feller, and by the goon will of thefellers; a
ifany by colour of his commiflion take anie thing againſt thisozdinancel
none fhalbe bound to obay him anie moe, then if be had no commiſſio
14,€0,3-1 % if
6 No Contable oꝛ bis Bailife, hall take. cone 02 cattell of an
man for tovittaile his Cattell, ikthe man be not of thetowne where tf
Caftellis, but he thal forthwith pay for the fame (except the feller wil e ,
pite the paiment,) And ik he be of the fame Towue, the price of the cop d
and cattell halbe pated within xl.daies, (except it be an ancient price du
to the Queene, the cattell, 02 the Loꝛd of the Caſtel.) Magna charta, ont ni}
3,19. deff, 1,3,€0,147 7 .
7 Of anp take copne op vittaile to the Queenes vſe vpon credite.op
the gariſon ofacattell, oꝛ otherwiſe, and when they haue receiued che
paiment in the Eſchequer, wardꝛop, oꝛ elſewhere, do withhold it fri che
creditors, ikthey haue anie landes 02 tenements, it ſhalbe leuied of thet)
{andes and goods, and pated to their creditors, with che dammage the!
haue ſuſtained, and alfo they thall pay a fine tothe Queene fop the tret
pas, and if thep haue no lands, thep thalbe impriloned at the Queene
pleafure.3,€0,1,31, |
8 Ik anie taker of wood 02 timber tothe Queenes ble, fo2 worte o
any other thing, do caufe to be cut oꝛ fellcd Downe any mans trees grow
ing abort 02 within his houle, he fhall paie to che partie histreble dam
mages, be one peere impriſoned and lole his office, 25. Ed.3.6. But by
the ſtatute of Mag.chart.9,19,3,21, no wood ſhalbe taken fog the Queen⸗
without the owners confent,
9 Jo puruetor ofthe D, hall take any more theepe before hare time
but (o many ag map realonably fuffice vntill (hare time, and after that
time
SS SS Bee eS Se aS ee è
Purueyors, 281.
time they thal take as many Horne theepe,eenot other,ag may reatonablp
fuffife fop the time to come, Ano ifany taker, purtefor.or buper,take any
ſheepe with their wooll, betwirt Eallter and the kealt of &. Jobn Baptitf,
pꝛaiſe them at a ſmall price,and fend them to his houſe to be fhopne tobis £ ——
| otoneppofite,and thereof be attainted at the ſuit of the Queene, 02 the ~“***
partie he thal be vſed as a thiefe,o2 a robber, 2 5. Ed.3. 15.
0 All purueiances that thall be made forthe Queenes great horſes, yurnepance fee
folong as they doe foiopne in any Countrey, thal be mave by the Sbirifes —
ofthe Counties where {uch horles doe ſoiorne, ¢ not bp any ot her and the bs.
purueyances made by the Shirile in this cafe, thall Le deliuered to the
Reepers of the hoples, by Indenture. 10, Ed. 3.4, Bue to camiflion ſhalbe
made to any, but only a commandement to the Shirik that he make pur⸗
ueyance of the iſſues of his Bapliwicke : And che number ofthe horſes fo2
the which he hall make purueiance fhall be contained in the commaunde-
Mene, and no purueyance thal he made aboue chat number : Sauing that
the chiefe keeper (hall haue a hackney, ¢ for euery Hoꝛſe hall be allowen
one feruant without bꝛinging women, pages, 02 dogges With chem, Ano
ik there be any moze found chere remainine to charce the Coutrep,thep
ſhall be fent to priſon, vntill che Queenes pleature be knowen. Gnd in like
maner puruepances thall be made for the Q.dogges, when as thefendeth jonenevance to?
Ithem into the Countrcy, anv if any manbe grieued againſt the forme a- —
fozefaib,he ſhall haue his remedie againſt the Shirike 4.Ed. 3. 19. —
Takersot priſes in Faires, good townes, and in pogtes , for the yournevance fop
HQueenes wardzope , hall haue cheie common Warrant vnder the areat —
Seale, and the things that hep hall take, hall be cettified vnder the ſtale
ofthe keeper of the wardꝛope. Okthe number of the things taken,the va:
(ue and the quantitie,there thall be an Indenture made betweene the tas
Pkers and the keepers of Faires, Waiors,and Bailifes of thoſe folwnes &
| Ports where fitch goods hetaken, bp the view of thole Warchants whole
| Goods be taken, and they ſhall take no moze then ig contained in their In⸗
denture, Which Indenture thal be fent into the C4 ardzope onder the ſeale
ot the keepers of the Faire, Mainz , 02 thiefe Baylife there to remaine
vntill the accompt of the wardzope be giuen to the Queene, And ik any be
Hound that be hath raken otherwife then he ought to dot, vpon bis ac:
Uompt,be thal be puniſched bp the keepers ot the Wwardzope; according to
pis deſerts. And ifany make {ich prifes without warrant, he ſhall be pus
Mihed as a felon, ifthe value ofthe goods dorequireit,28,¢0,1,2, Felonvy.
12 Sif any Letrers patents at anp time hall be graunted to any he⸗ Po vitailer
elers, bꝛewers, oꝛ other vitailers keeping hoſteties, oꝛ houles of retai⸗ thal bea toker
ing of vitailes, to take horſes and cartes for the Dueenes Carriage, the °f artiase.
ame Patents thall be void, 28. H. 6.2. PD att Ne 2
| 73 Stanp perfon doetake any Horſe or Cart, without agreeing with ph ola
he owner fog the fame, and bp the deliuerance of the Patoz., Shirife, mans hoafe, 02
Do B aplifes, Cart, 0g taking
9
Purueyors, a
withoutan ot. . Baplikes, oꝛ Conttable , where (uch taking is, op doe takeanp money of
ficersachuery. any perfor koꝛ to deliuer onto him his hoꝛſe oꝛ care, which he hathtaken, —
02 doe take anp fine of any of the Queenes people to thew them fauour,
and not to take their hoples oz cartes, then he oꝛ they from whom fuch
hole 02 cart, 02 of whom fuch fines 02 papmentsbetaken, fhallhauean
action of trefpas at the common Law fo2 fuchtakings, and (hall recouer
againſt che offendo2 treble bammages, 2 8. h.6.2, 3. Ed. 1.31. Butng,
demelne Cart of any Spirituall perſon, Knight, oꝛ Lord, thall be taken,
Magna charta. 2 1. 9. D. 3. 21. rere
Recetuing ve. 14 3a Buyer oꝛ Purueyoꝛ of bitatles ; 02 taker of carriages, thall
ward to charge receiue of anp one o2 other any gikt, oꝛ other good turne to {pare him, nog
an other. ſyall charge or grieue any man by reafon of fuch takings, bupings, any
carriages fo2 hatred, enuy, euill will, oz procurement, and ik he doe, and
thereof beattainten at the parties (nit, be Hall peela tothe partie his tre⸗
ble dammages, haue two peeres impaifonmet,be puniſhed at theDueenes —
pleaſure, and foꝛſweare the Court : And ifthe partie will not {ue,be that
will Cue for the Queene hall haue che third penie of that which hall be
recouerch,fo2 bis paines,and neuertheleſſe the Purueyoz thall receiue the
foꝛeſaid puniſhment. 36. Ed. 3. 3.
uenevance 15 Certaine Marchants, oꝛ other honelt and diſcreet men ſhall be ale
a thivsand ſigned by the Lorꝛd Creafoger to make puruepance of fleth,fith, and other
Cattle, bitailes forthe Queenes warres, and fo2 to vitaile caftles and cownes in
; England, oꝛ ellewhere, without commiffion, and witheut the Queenes
authoritie,oy any other : fo chat no mat thall be enforced to fell anp thing
againlt bis will, 14. E. 3. 3. J
16 Ali Cakers and Purueyoꝛs ſhall take allcoꝛne hay, litter, ¢ other
Zr wer nea viralle and goods of the Queenes people by mealure ftriked ,accopding
ialitake. agis vſed through the Realme, and (hall not mealure them bp heap, nop
otherwile take excefliue meafure ,and all make pꝛeſent papment.fog
the carriage thereof, And no man is bound to deliver fo2 the Quarter but |
biti; Buſhels ſtriked. 4. Ed. 3. 3. 25.Ed. 3. 1. 36,00,3,2, 11,10, 705
And ik any of the Queenes Purueyoꝛs, o) ot her perſons, doe buy og take, || :
any cone in other lort, 02 bp other meature but vii. buſhels ſtriked fo | o
the quarter, and thereof ts attainced, be hall be one peere tmppifoned,pap || th
to the Queene €,s, and to the partie grieued a3 much fo euerytime chat li
he is thereof attainted, And the partie that will {ue, map haue his accion |
vpon the cafe, anv afwell the partie grieved, ag cuerp one of the Queenes
liege people , which will {ue fo2 the Queene, map maintaine thefuite in
this cale at his pleature, And nothing ſhall be taken fox mealuring of che |
ſaid coꝛne.a.H.5.1o. 11. P.6. . eS et
Ayprattement 17 TheCogne,Cattell, another Cicaile, andebings which all be
se change pus? taken fox the Ducenes boule , Mall be taken in (uch place where mot
hered. plentie i8,¢ in conuenient time, x no mozerhen is needlull loz that aa |
i 7 ! | . | and
Purueyors. 283
‘and ikthe Purueyor oꝛ Buyer cannot well agree with che feller, for chat
which be ſhall nee , then the fame thall be pꝛaiſed at the verie value, by
the Contfables ,¢ fower honeſt men of the townes where {uch taking is
thereunto ſworne, and the praifers (hall not be conftrained by manace
thpeats, dures, oꝛ other villanie, to {et any price , other then their othes
do require, but as {uch things Do commonly goe in the next markets, And
Indentures op Caples Hall be prefentlp made betwixt the Purueyors.
and thoſe from whom the goods be taken, in the preſence ofthe fain Con-
fables, anv folver Pꝛaiſloꝛs, containing the quantitie of their takings,
the price, and of what perfons, and thep thall be fealea with the juruete
“ors feale , by which Indentures oꝛ Caples, facilfaction hall be made ta
then from whom fuch goods be taken, And ik any Caker o2 Purueyor
Do make bis prouiffon in anp other maner then bp fower aifcreete men of
‘the Cowne,or do not deliver Caples oꝛ Indentures with his ſeale, as is
hefore ſaid, he hall be incontinentlp arreften bp the Cotwne where uch
purueyance was made, and bꝛought to che next gaole, and ik he he thereof
‘require. 5, Ed. 3. 2. 10Ed.3. 1. 25.Ed. 3. 1. 36.Ed. 3.2.
ment fhall bemade by the Lordesof the Townes, or their Baylifes, or
‘by the Conftable and fower men of the Townes ,and whetherthere
Mall be Indentures delivered or Tayles ;and alfo whetherthe faid In-
dentures or Tayles fhallbe made betweene the Purueyors and fower
-Praifers, or betweene the Purueyors and owners &c. for thereupon the
forefaid Statutes do fomewhat differ. $.27.28. 34)
attainted he (all be punithen as a Felon, tf the quanticie ofthe goods do Eetony.
But confider the forefaid Statutes diligently , whetherthe appraife- Quere.
‘18 Commillions Mall be virecten onto two wife and credible menof Commitions
euery Conntie, and to athird man of che Queenes houte , chat they chyee 19 naureet
) G2 two ofthem thall enquire of the behautour ofthe Queenes Purueioas bebanout,
/Ebuyers,e how much the Q. Purueyoꝛs of vitatles great hoꝛſes haue
| taken € bought, and how much carriage they haue taken of euery village
oꝛ finguler perfor, and to heave ¢ determine aſwell at the Queenes {uie,
as at aup other mans which thall find himfelfe grieued, the contempets,
outragious dealings,¢ treſpaſſes committed bp them inthis matter, Ano
| that che {ato Juſtices 02 Commilltoners may be duly infogmenof the fore:
faiv things, the Steward; Crealorer and Comptroller of the Queenes
boule ſhall aſſemble together, anv call befoge them, all the Clerkes ¢ other
Diticers of che fame houte,¢ ſeeing the receipt of the parcels purueped in
the Countrey, ¢ {pent it the fain houle euery quarter,o2 balfe peere, (hall
| Pertifie into the Chaumcerythe parcelstaken in euery village, E of euerp
perfon : which certificat the Logo Chauncelloz ſhall fend downe to the
foreſaid Juſtices op Commillioners, ¢ if it be found at the Qucens o the
parties ſuit in che Countrey by eutdence of thetr indictors, oꝛ mother imae
er, that the Purucyors haue taken moze chenthep haue deliuered to the
* Do 2 Diggres
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Ready pays
ment.
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Purueyors,
Queenes houſe, anv chat thep haue not paied for that which thep haue ,
taken, it is felonie,and thep thal be punithen as felons, 36,€,3.4+ an
19 Jf anptaker oz buyer, after commillion ta him Directen,Doth pure
ucp op bup, oꝛ take any carriage in other maner then is compꝛiled inbis
commiſſion, it is Felony.36. E. 3.2. og
20 Euery Purueyoꝛ and buyer for the Queene, before he hath bis
commiftion, thall be ſwoꝛne in the Chauncerie,that he ſhall take nothing
of the Queenes people,contrarie to the forefain fatute made 36, Cd. 3.
againſt the vifogver of Purueioꝛs. In which atute amoneft other things
it is ordeined, that the hapnous name of Purueyoꝛs ſhall be changed, aud
that they (hall be called Buyers, and that there ſhall be as lewe ol them as
map be, 23. H.6. 1. 2. 3 i
21 Theprailogs, € all the townes abiopning (if neede be) are bound —
to noe their inveusur,torelit the buyers € Purueyoꝛs Doing contrarte to
the faid ſtatute made 36,0, 3. and as much asin themis to execute the
fame fatute bponthe Purueyors, ifthey be required, € he which is grie⸗
tied with the taking of his goovs,contrarteto the fain fatute, map chule
to haue bisaction of debt again the fain pꝛaiſoꝛs, towne oꝛ townes, and
euery okthem which doe not their inveuourin reũſtance of the ſaid ure
ueiors 02 buyers, in forme alorelaid, when they be required, oꝛ elſe againſt
the fain Purueyoꝛs, e euery ofthem,torecouer treble value of the goods
fo taker, and ailo his treble coſtes and dammages. Aud if any Purueior,
az other of the Queenes officers. dae trouble in the Marlhalſie, oꝛ elle
where anp of the Queenes liege people, tp any eutll ſuggeſtion, 02 cauſe
fained againſt them , becauleok the erecutian of the foreſaid ordinances:
made 36,40, 3. be hall lort. co the partie grieued rr Fi, belive his dam⸗
mares anvcoftes thereby {uffained : And che partie ſhall haue thereupon
anactiowof debt. And euerp illue triable in chis action ſhalbe tried in the
Countie where the goods were taken, and the dekendants in all the koꝛe⸗
fai cafes, Hall anſwere without fourching, and no CU, ac. E. P.noꝛ aide
of the Queene ſhall be allowed to them. And the Sergeant of the Catrie,
Chall ſatiſſie all the pammmages,vebts,and erecutions tabich ſhall be recor
uered againtt anp Purueyoꝛ onder him inall the kaꝛeſaid cates, Anv.tt che ||
Purueyoꝛ ve not ſuſficient to make ſatiſfaction the platntife fhall haue |
Scire facias againſt the fain Sergeant to haue execution, 28,).6,26
22 Qo Wurueyor og duper , fhallmake auy purucparce forthe Qe
houſe of any thing tothe value of xl.õ.oꝛ onder, except be make ready Pay»
ment im hand vpon paine ta looſe hisoffice ,and to pap-the value to the ),
partie crieucd,2.1),4.14.And in cale anp Purueyoꝛ sbuper,og taker, will
takeos buy any ching tothe value of rl, hitlinges oꝛ vnder of anp perfon, |
and make not reabie payment in hand, then it islawfuilto euery of the
Queenes liege people to retaine their goods anv cattels, and to reliſt ſuch
Parueyors buyers, Eta no caletolutier them to make any rurner
* iB
Purueyors. 283
And euery Conftable, Tythingman, oꝛ chieke pledge of euery towne or
hamlet, where ſuch puruepance ſhall be mane, ſhall be alſiſting to the pot:
feflo2 02 feller of fuch thinges, to be taken againſt the forme aforefain , ta
make reliance in forme afozelaid,in cafes they be required fo to doe, vpon
paine to peeld to the partie grieued the value of the things fo taken, with
Gis Double dammages, and none of the Queenes people thal be put to any
Tolle oz dammage bp the Queene, oꝛ any of her officers for {uch reſiſtance.
Anduone of che Qucenes officers ſhall caute any of the Queenes peas
ple to be arreſted, vexed, op impleaded in the Court of the MParlhalſey,
oꝛ elſwhere, koꝛ luch retaining op not futferance, vpon paine to forf.xx. Le
to the Q.and Fc, And in euery action commenced vpon this ſtat.the de⸗
fendant ſhall anſwer without aide of the Queene, ein {uch action,proces
Shall be made, asin a wꝛit of trefpas pone againſt he peace,20,,6.8,
23 Puruepoꝛs alliqnen by the Q, commiflion for prouifion foꝛ her The Queenes
Grace, Halland may pouive all vitcailes,cogne,and other kind of things Pete
whatloeuer it be aſwell within liberties ano fraunchifes as without, any bertics,
Sraunts,allowance, oꝛ other thing to the contrarie, oꝛ let thereofnotwith:
Manding, But {uch Purueyoꝛs hall obferue che Katutes fo2 them proui⸗
bed in euery bebhalfe, 27.10,8.25, |
24 Ro Purueyor 02 other petfon tohatfoeucr,thall by vertue of any Taking of
} Committion op otherwile, cake anp Derring 02 feat from any the D, 2%
§ fubiects, that thalltake the fame inthe thips o2 other veflels of the fain
lublects otherwiſe chen by agreement of the owners 02 fellers of the fair
NGM, vpon paine to forf. che double value of the herrings 02 fith fo taken,
And it is lawkull koꝛ any perſon being owner oꝛ feller of anp {uch fifth fo
taken,to withfand any perfon chat will (bp colour of purueping 02 others
inife) demaund any luch fiſh, oꝛ the tolle of any fuch fh, without the good
will of the owner oꝛ feller, Pꝛouided that the Ht) callen compofition fith, ccomportion
heretotoꝛe graunted tothe D., bp the fubiects of this Realme trauailing and regal Ah.
into Ileland, thal be taken by her Maielties Dificers ¢ Purueioꝛs,in ſuch
ſoꝛt as the fame hath pin lawkully vſed to betaken before the making of
this act. Anofauing tothe D. her heires ef ucceſſors, and toall ober pers
fons, ſuch fithesasbe knowen t vſed to be called recall filhes whereunto
ber Paieltie o2 the ſaid other perfons haue, oꝛ hall haue right 07 interett
Foz {uch recompence ag heretofore hath binaccuttomen. 5, €1, 5+ 35,C17,
o continue to the endofehe next Parliament next inſuing.
25 Cuerp commillion chat thall be made, graunted, € directed to any mow tong come
derfon o2 perfons , whereby he op thep, o2 bis oꝛ their deputies ſhall haue de
luthopitic to take anp Beeues, Tethers, Lambes, Calues , oꝛ any kind Hall enauce,
af fale Fiſh, oꝛ any kind 02 kindes of eraine,or Butter in batrels,o2 other
ellels, Cheefe, Bacon, Contes, |igges,Geete,Capons, 02 Dennes, hall
~ Jot continue aboue fire monethes at the kartheſt, nert enfuing the date of
| Mp the laidcommilſions, ano after che * of the {aid fire monethes, euery
0 3
of
| Purueyors. . ae
of the fain commiffions thall be void, whatſoeuer words, matter, oꝛ ſen⸗
tences be contained in any of chem, 2.¢ 3,19. ¢ M.6. J
wn commiting 20, att euery luch commiffion, thall be plainty afwell expzelled tach
he couty wher, Countic oz Counties, as any of the fain beeues, wethers lambes,calues,
ae —— hogges, oꝛ ſwine oꝛ any kind of ſalt ith, o2 any kind op kindes of graine,
be taken, aͤbe butter, cheele, bacon, conies, pigges, geeſe, capons oꝛ hennes, oꝛ any of
axpꝛeſſed. them, is tobe purueied 02 taken in, by any of the perſons, oꝛ their deputies
ſo aut horized by the fata commiflion, as alſo the full poꝛcion number of
all fuch beeues, wethers, lambes, ec, 02 any of them,as any ofthe fain per⸗
fons 02 their deputies thal be by force of the ſaid commiflion authopized to
take or puruey within any of the faty Counties, An.2.t 3. P.t M.G.
aBtlanckesane 27. Coeuery fuch commiflion thall be annexed fo manp blanckes in
Sadia parchment as there ſhall be ſeuerall Counties namen within the laid come
. million, in the which blanckes thal be fatve ann legeably wꝛitten, all and
cuerp (uch beeues, wethers, lambes, calues, ſwine, any kind of falt fiſh, ox
anp kind of graine, butter,cheele, bacon, conies pigges, geele, capons, and
hennes, withthe true and ſeuerall prices of euery of them,as ſhall be pur⸗
ucied & gathered by any perſon oꝛ his veputies thereunto autharisen bp)
anp ſuch conmmiffion, within any particular town pariſh, oꝛ hamlet, betngy ph
withinanpthole Counties as halt be expꝛeſſed within che ſaid cõmiſſion,
whereunto thal be ſubſcribed the name op ſigne manuel ofeuerp ſuch high
The digh Con Conſtable, petit Conſtable,oꝛ Headboꝛoughʒas ſhall be bp any precept to fi
dtables barn ig him directed by any perfon, 02 any of his deputies auchortsen therunte bp
fuch commiflion, priuieo, knowlenging to the deliuery of che ſaid beeues,
oꝛ other things afozelatn , o2 any of them. 2,0 3.79.and 9.6.) oh
Dockets ee 28. Cuerp perfon og his veputie which thall be by commiffion authoꝛ
bish Conta: seb to take anp beeues, wethers, lambes calucs,fwine,fate,tith,o2 anp kind it
blis. of graine, butter in barrels, oꝛ other vellels,cheele,bacon,conies;pinies, |}
greele,capons,¢ hennes, 02 any of them, hail make a Docket 07 bꝛteke in
writing ſubſcribed with his name, containing all and euery ſuch beeues,
wethers, and other things aloꝛelaid, as he halt by vertue of the ſaid com⸗
million cake within any particular tobone, pariſh, oꝛ hamlet in any ſuch
countie oꝛ counties, as ſhall be expꝛeſſed within the ſaid commiſſion, and!) !
the ſame docket 02 byiefe faire and legeably waitten and fableriben hall | |
well ecruclyoeliuer to the fain high Confable,petit Conttable,op eat | 0
vorough, at fuch prefent cime,as che (aid beeues oꝛ other things afozebatn |
fhall be deliuered to any of them, bpon paine of one peeres impgtforment, 90
and te-fosfait a hundꝛed Markes tothe D.¢ J.to be recoucred by A. J.xt.
wherein no A. vc. E. P. Ec. as oft ashe ſhall offenys Ail which dockets
pornets nett oꝛ bziekes, the laid high Conttable petit Conltable orꝛ headbonough Hall n
— to Deliver ouer tathe Jultices ofpeace at the next generail Seſſions holden
heaci within any of che laid Counties. And the ſame Jultices oꝛ tivo of them
may and ſhall klrom time co time eertiſie the whole number ano content \
|
{
= —— Se eee
Purueyors. 284
all and euery ofthe laid dockets aun briekes to the Low Steward of the
| Queenes houtholo ,o2 to the Creafozer 02 Comptrotier of the ſame, oꝛ
any ofthem, o2 to the Crealorer o2 Comptroller of the Queenes thips, if
prouifion of any che things befoe mencioned be taken kor the bitailing of
| the Nauie, oꝛ any of che Queenes fhips, whereby the true feruing of anp
| OF the fozelato commiltions , and true anfwering of the fame thal fully
‘appeare, 2.€ 3. P.and 9,6,
29 St thall not be lawkull to any perſon, op his deputie autho
Such commiflion, to leuie,take, 02 puruey any beettes, wethers ,
ſort thenis expꝛelled in ſeuerall ltatutes heretolore made for Purueyoꝛs.
vpon luch paine and paines, as in the laid leuerall ſtatutes ts contained,
248 3. P. and M. 6. —
Purueioꝛs ¢ Cakers,hal ato be ertended executed byon cuery of their
Andertakers,veputies,¢ feruants,and ali other which by colour tall cake
Jany bitaile og any other thing bp force of anyluch commiſſion from any
) be Q. lubiects, contrarie to the tenop e effect of any of the ſaid lawes oꝛ
atutes, in like maner to all intents, as the ſame hould orought to be ex⸗
Plenbed again Purueyors and Takers themſelues, and ag ſtrongly as if
Ithe ſaid vndertakers,veputies,and (eruants were {pecially g particularly
named in euery of the fame fatutes, 2% 3-19,€ 99,6,
2 Within the compatte of fine miles thereunto adioyning, wit hout che
onſent, agreement good will , and licence of either of the Chancellors
2 Cicechauncellos in; writing obtained vnder che feale of the office of
he laid Chauncelop op Ticechauncelor of either of che fain Aniuerſities,
NDin no other forme chew in. the fait licence ſhall be erpretfen jfo as the
ame giue not to any ofthe fata Puruevoꝛs,oꝛ others,any further autho⸗
itie then they haue, oꝛ map lawkully vſe in other parts ofthe fame coun⸗
rep being wit hout the {aia limits of fue miles, Neither Mall attempt to
te,take away, op bargaine foranp graine ¢ other vitaile bought ¢ pro⸗
{ded Within the fata {pace o€ fiue mules, by anp common miniſter of anp —
lenge, Potkell,o2 Hall, to be ſpent within any ofthe fame Colledges,
Do 4 Hoſtels,
egeit)
TRY J
4
calues, any kind of fale Fiſh, graine, butter in belfels ,cheefe, bacon, |
Sin made again Buruevoꝛs ano all ¢ euery ofthe patnes,penalties,foy- umes
} faitures,¢lolles , appointed in any ofthe famelatves « Patutes avainit pete
hall take, o2 bargaine for any kind of vitaile 02 graine in any of the War: ford, o
ACES 09 Coluttes of Cambridge, 02 the Citie of Drfor, op either of hem, Miles thereat,
rized bY ay kormer ſta⸗
lambes, tutes piouiney
02 Purueiors
- : ; : 2 mutt be obler⸗
Contes, pinges, Keele, capons , and hennes, oz any of thent, in any other wer.
} 30 All and every fuchlatwes,tatutes,¢pronittons as heretofore hatte ae
hal eps
08
31 Euery commifiion chat Hall be made and Graunted vnto any Pur⸗ Commiftiony
PMcpor , Hall be wricten iuche Engliſh congue, andnotocherwite, 2,¢ 34 ently tongue
I) 32 jo Purneyor, Taker, Badger, Leaver, Pulter, 02 other minifter Purueyance
Mop the Ducene her heives og {uccefloys , nop any other common utter, Makes
2 fiug
Purueyors, 7
Hoſtels, 02 Halles , without like licence, and inno other koꝛme then is
nert before mencioned, vpon paitte of fopfatture of the quanguple value ok —
any ſuch avaine o2 vitatle fo taken oꝛ bargained for in any of the fata —
Markets, oꝛ within che {pace of fiue miles, oꝛ attempted tobe taken, cae
ried away,o2 bargained koꝛ, being prouided to be ſpent in any of the fata
Colledges, Hoſtels oꝛ Halles: Che one halfe of which koꝛk. hall betothe
common Creaforer of cither the {aid Uniuerſities, refpectinelp to the
fault committed againt this their pꝛiuiledge, theother tothepartic that
will {ue for the fame by A, J. xc. in any court of recoꝛd, 02 befoze the foꝛe⸗
fain Chanceloz,o2 his Uicechanceloꝛ, o Commiflarie , ¢ two Juſtices of
the peace,of che Countie where the {aid Uniuerſitie is ſet, and further hal
{uffer impriſonment fo2 the {pace of tit, monethes, without bayle oꝛ main⸗
prife, 2.¢3,19.¢ M.15. 13,.€1,21.3 9,€1,18, S.luftices of peace60.
swnetoreiny 23 It any perfon within che (aid precinct of fiue miles, hall refule
—F of them realonably to ſerue the necelſarie prouifion of the fain Uniuerſities, accoꝛ⸗
wich ree ping tothe true meaning of this Ace, then it hall be lawkull to any of the
Tninerstie, Q.takers oꝛ Puruciors to prouine any Cone o2 Gitaile of anpfuch per⸗
fon, within any pare ofthe precinct aforelain, to the vſe of the D.as thald |"
be declared to the ſaid takers tobe perfons not woꝛthy of the fain priui⸗
lenge , (foꝛ not reafonable ſeruing the neceflities of the fain Uniuerſi⸗
ties) by the Chanceloz oꝛ UVicechanceloꝛ of either ofthe ſaid Uniuerſities,
with the confent of two Juſtices of peace refiant within either of the fait
Ciniuerfities, citie,tolwne,o2 countie, onder their hands and ſeales as the!
{aid Purueioꝛs lawfully map in any other place without che ſaid pꝛecinct
of fiue miles,and not otherwife, 13,€1.21, 39,€118, |
The Att iul 34 Butthis Act hall not be put inerecucion at any time, whenſoeuer ,
Pen ones the Queene, her heires oꝛ (uccellogs thal come to anp of both che {aio Cintey)
nuance within uerſities, oꝛ within bit, miles of either of them, but thall be in ſuſpence
vij miles. nuring that cime only, and no longer, 13,€1,21. 39,€1,18, |
The ttertie 35 Chis Act Hhallnot be ppeiudictall to the Waiog,Bailifes ¢ Com
ofDrfoxxane minaltp of the Citie of Oxfoꝛd: #202 to the Maioꝛ op Comminalty of the)
Cambios — Towne of Cambginge, oꝛ to their fucceflozs, concerning any of their te)
berties o2 pꝛiuiledges. But euery of them ¢ their ſucceſſors reſpectiuely
may haue ¢ ble che fame in (uch maner, as thep ought to haue done before:
the making of this Act.2,€ 3.19. E915. 13,121, 39,€1,1 8,t0 cone 9,
tinue in force vntil the end of the nert Parliament now nert enſuing.
1 Thatno Purueyor ofumber, fhall fell any timber to che Queenes:
vie, but only in barking time, or elfe fhall take away any more then only
the timber tree. S.Barke 2. Hrd J
2 That the Statut provided 3 5. H. 8. for the preferuation of woodes,
fhall not extend to woods purucied by the Q.commifsion.S.Woods17. 9,
3 Concerning Purueyors for Cities and corporat Townes. S. Bade |
ger 4. , |
Quare
|
I, jo laa
+
quare impedit. Queene, Crowne, &c. 285
Quare impedit.
Nalſiſes of Darreine pꝛeſentment, and inthe plee of Quare impedit, ꝑgꝛotts in
Lof Churches being void, daies ſhalbe giuen from 15. daies to 1 5. daies ante ime
oꝛ from 3.weekes to 3, weekes, as the place ſhalbe neere or far off, And in vet
the plee of Quare impedit, tf the difturber doe not come at the firlt pap
thereunto he is ſummoned, nog do caſt an Eſſoine, then be thalbe atta⸗
ched again another vate, in which ik he come not, 102 cannot caft an Cle
foin, he thalbe diſtrained by the grand viftrelie,¢ if he do not then appeare,
by his default the Biſhop of the fameplace thalbe written vnto, that the
pifturbers denial hall at this time nothing hinder the plaintife, fauing
the difturbers right another time when he will fue, Marleb.5 2. H.3. 12.
§ See Aduowfon, Incumbent. Lapfe. ,
Queene, Crowne, and fupreame gouernment.
He law ofthis realme is, and euer hath been, and ought to be vnder⸗ The D entot-
Ganden, that the Kingly oz regal office of this Realme, and al digni: feasting
tics, Pꝛerogatiues,royal power,preheminéces, priuilenees, authorities,
andiurifpictions thereunto annered on belonging, being inueſted, either
Jin male o2 female, ave, and be, and ought tobe, as kully anv entirelte acs
Icepted, inueſted and taken in theone, asin the other, fo that what o2
quinbentoener ſtatute oꝛ law noth appoint, chat the king of this realme map
02 fhali haue,erecute,and do ante thing as king, oꝛ doth giue ante commo⸗
ditie to the Ring, o2 Doth appoint any puniſhment fo2 the cogrection of of
: endors againt the remalitie anv dignitie ofthe king o2 of the crotune,
he fame,the Queene(being fupreame gouerneſſe, poſſeſſoꝛ, and inberitour
the imperial Crowne of this realme, as our foucraigne Ladie the Q.
ſt iuſtly pꝛeſently is) map bp the fame authority likewiſe haue, exer⸗
ife,erecute,cogrect,anddo to all intents without Doubt o2 queftion,1,99,
» Parltament,1, ;
- 2 jo fogreine Pꝛince, perfor, prelat, ate, oꝛ potentate, (pirituall oꝛ Alforreine po-
4 tempozall, thal vfe,enioy,o2 erercife,any maner of power, iurifpiction, ſu⸗ wer aboliched.
| pertopitie authoritie pacheminence,op paiuitenne.{pteituall oꝛ eccleſiaſti⸗
call within this realme, oꝛ within anie other the Queenes dominions that
note be, oꝛ hereafter ſhalbe, but the fame ſhalbe cleerely aboliſhed out of
all her vominions for eucr.sEli3,1, hora gr
3 Suchiurifdictions, printlenges, ſuperioꝛities, and preheminences ercctefiatticat
fpirituall, as bp anp ſpirituall power hath heretofoge been, op map law⸗ —
kully be vled koꝛ the vifitation of the eccleſiaſticall ate ¢ perſons, and koꝛ crowne.
refopmation, oder, and coꝛrection of che fame, and. ofall maner erro23,
berefies {chifmes, abules, offences,contempts,¢ enormities, hall fop ener
be vnited to the imperial Crowne ofthis Realme, And the Q, her heires
and ſucceſſors, Rings anv Queenes of this Realme, ſhall haue full power Cõmiſſloners
bp letters patents vnder che great leale ok England, to name ¢ authopise (ain
when, ag often, and foz ſo long time, ag her highnes, her heires ee
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Mhat may be
adiudged
herelliz.
What may not Clergte in their conuocation; Any ching ec, notwithltanding. Pꝛouiden
wai
efie.
Alt
Te Deh,
“parliament, thatthe accepten, deemed, interpzetate, 02 adiudged at any? |)
teiue a cornorall oth vpou che Gttangelittes; accoꝛding tothetensg ana
ellect following; beloꝛe ſuch pecfons, at luch places, and in {uch times. as
be hereakter ſpecified. 133% al ort cat?
call chings. 02 cauſes, as tempoꝛali And thar ite forraine prince, perlony Py
pꝛelat, tate, op potentate,hath ar ought to haue ante mrifdiction, power, y
| Queene; Crowne; &e.0 > ae
fore (hall thinke mete, fuch perfon op perfons (being naturall bone fabs —
feces to ber grace, her beires € (ucceflozs) as the 02 hep thal think meete,
to occupie and execute vnder her ec, all maner iuriſdictions, pꝛiuiledges
pꝛeheminences tn any wile concerning any ſpirituall turildiccion;withe 4
in England ¢ Ireland, oꝛ any other the Queenes dominions,and co viſit,
refozme,opder, coprect, and amend all fuch errors, herefies, {chifines, abs
ſes, offences, contempts, ¢ enoꝛmities, which by any eccleftatticall pomer
may lawkully be ogdered, coprected, 02 amended, tothe pleature of Gon,
the increaſe of bertue, and the conferuation ofthe peace, and bnitieof this
realme. Ano {uch perſon oꝛ perfons fo authoꝛized bythe Q. ec. after the
laid letters patents to him oꝛ them deliuered, that haue authoritie bp bere
cue of this act and of the fain letters patents vnder the Queeneser.to vſe
and evecute allthe pꝛemiſſes, accoꝛding to the tendz and effect ofthe fata
letters patéts rc, Pꝛouided alwaies,chat ſuch perſon oꝛ perfonsto whom
the Q. her heives o2 luccelſors, thall bp letters patents vnder the great
feale of England, cine authopitie to hane oz execute any iuriſdiction pow⸗
er, oꝛ aucthozitie ſpiritual, oꝛ to viſit, refoꝛme, oꝛder oꝛ correct any erroꝛs
hereſies, ſchiſmes, abuſes oꝛ enoꝛmities, bp vertue ofthis act,thall notin:
anywile hatte authoꝛitie, 02 power to oꝛder; determine, oꝛ adiudge any”
matter, oꝛ caule to be herefie, But only {uch as heretoloꝛe haue bene ves
fermined, ordered o2 adiudged to be herelie by theaucthopitie of checanas i
nicall Scriptures, op bp che lirſt foure generall counfailesozany ofthem,: fh
oꝛ by any other generall counfaile, wherein che fame was declared heres
fie, by the expꝛeſſe anv plaine words ot the ſaid canonical ſcriptures, 0 Xñ
luch as hereafter ſhall be opveren, adiudged, oꝛ determined to be herelies |
by the high court of parliament of this realme, mith the aſſent of the; |
alfa that no maner ofopver, act, oꝛ determination, for any matter of telté | ‘
gion, 02 caule eccleſiaſticall; had ox made bp the authoꝛitie ofthis prefene |\y
time hereakter, ta be any errop, hereſie, ſchiſme, oꝛ (chifmaticall opinions: |
Any oꝛder, decree, fentence, conſtitution o2 law, whatloeuer the fame bey |) :
fo the contrary notwithſtanding. A.Eliz. 2 oo 6
4 Cuerp perfon hereafter particularly named, thallinaketake anv ree ft
IA. W. doe utterly tetkific,« declare in my conf cienco,that the Oibichs |
nes is the onely fupeame gouernoz.of this tealme, and ot all other her
highnes Dominions and countries; ab well in all ſpirituall oe ecc leſtaſti⸗
luperioritie, pecheminencesos authoritie, eccleſiaſtical oꝛ ſpirituall,with⸗·
ey Veer in
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| Queene, Crowne, &c. 286
inthis realme, and therefore 3 do vtterly renounce, and forſake al forrein
iuriſdictions, powers, (upertorities, and authopitics, and do pꝛomiſe that
frombenceforth 3] hall beare faith and true allegeãce to the DQ, bighnes,
| her heires,and lawlull ſucceſſoꝛs, and to my power thall alſiſt and defend
all iuriſdictions pꝛiuiledges prebeminences ¢ authorities granted or be⸗
longing to the Queenes highnes. bet heires and ſitcceſſors, ovonitenanm
annered tothe imperiall crovone of this realme,fo helpe me Gon, and by
⁊
the contents of this booke. 1. Elizr. sTnonk ama
5 Alle cuery Archbiſhop, bithop, ¢etterie other eccteliatticall perfon; Theſe perſons
Pecclefiattical officer op miniſter, eeuery Junge; Juſtice, Bator, eocher sn take the
day 02 tempoꝛall officer, and euerte other perſon hauing the Q. frenr twas
nes within any her dominions, hall receiue the fame oth before fuch per:
{on oz perfons,as te ſhall pleate the Dec, under the great feateof Englãd
to aſſigne totake the lame, And euery perſon that at any time fhalbe pre-
ferred ec, to ante Archbithoprick o2 biſhoprick, oꝛto any other ecclefiattts
all benefice, promotion, dignicie, office oꝛ miniferic,o2 that ſhalbe typ she
Dipreferred to any temporal or lay office, oꝛ minieric,orferutoe, within
any her dominions, before he ſhall take vpon him to vecetue; vſe exerciſe
ſupply, oꝛ occupy any ſuch archbiſhopricke, biſhopꝛick; promotiõ dignitie
nffice,tc, fal receiue the fame oth before ſuch perſons as that haue autho⸗
‘itie to amit any ſuch perſon to any, ſuch office te, 02 els before ſuch per⸗
onec, a3 by the Q, Ec.vnder the creat ſeale ſhall be aſligned to miniſter
he ſaid oth, And euery perſon temporal ſuing linery;o2 Oulter le maine;
ut okthe hands ofthe D. te, before bis liuery 93 Oukerlemain ſued forth
allowed. And euery temporall perfon doing any homage to the Dee, og
hat ſhalbe receiued into leruice with her ec, hail take the foꝛe ſaid corpo⸗
Vall oth; bekorꝛe the Loꝛd Chancellop,02 Lon keeper-we.ng before ſuch pers
Jonte, as by che Queene ce, fhall be appoincen:to receiue thefame, Ant
uerpy perfor taking odors, and euery ether perlon which ſhalbe prefers
egdto anie degree of learning in any Gntuerfitte within thts realme oz
| pominions; before he {hal receiue {uch orders, 02 be pꝛeferred to ſuth de⸗
ree ot learning, fhaltake y torelaid oth before his oꝛdinary, commiflary;
Thanceloꝛ oꝛ vicechancelor, oꝛ their {ufficient deputie in che ſaid Uniuer ⸗
ties CLAY Any all other pexſons which haue taken; oꝛ thal take oꝛders,
ommonlie called Ondines facros, oꝛ Ecceleſiaſticall oꝛders, haue been 02
halbe preferred, oꝛadmitted to any degree of learning iw any vniuerſitie
vithin this realme oxꝛdominions tothe fame belonging, And all ſchoole⸗
naſters publique g priuat teachers of childzen, as alſo, all perſons p haue
aken; oꝛ ſhaltake anie degree of learning, in, oratthe common lawes of
his realme alwell vtter Barreſters, as Wenchers,Readers,ancients in
nyhouſe oxhouſes of court, all p incipall treaſures, ¢ ſuch as be of the
rand compante in euerie Inne of Chauncerie. And all Accurnies, Pꝛo⸗
donatoꝛies and Whitisers, towards the lawes of this xealme, and all
E Maa maner
To whom Bi⸗
fHops map ten⸗
Der the oth,
Shepunitymee 6 IE any perfor appointed, 02 compelfable by either of theacts mane!
Che ote” At .CLe 5. El. to take the laid oth op any perfon te whom the laid othe
in one yeere next after any ſuch rekulall, of conutcted oꝛ attainted at anp
Queene, Crowne, &c. be
maner of therifs, Eſcheatoꝛs ann Feodaries, anv all other perfor and per⸗
fons which haue taken, 02 thall take vpon him 02 them, 02 haue din, op i
Halbe admitted to anie miniſterie, oꝛ office, in,at,o belonging to the come
mon law, o2 any other law oꝛ lawes, 02 to 02 for the erecution of them, og
anie of chem bfenoz allowed, oꝛ at any time hereafter to be vſed or altotne |
ed, Within this realme o2 any ocher poominionso2 countries belonging, —
02 which hereafter Hall happen to belong to the crowne, oꝛ dignities of p
fame, And all other officers o2 minifters of op towards anie court whatlos
euer,teucrp ofthens (hal cake ¢ pronounce a copporal oth bponthe Euane 9
geliſts, befoze he oꝛ they thalbe avmitted, allowen, oꝛ fuffered to take vp⸗
on him oꝛ them co ble oz occupie anp {uch vocation, office degree, miniſte⸗
tie,roomth o2 ſeruite, as is akoꝛeſaid, and that in the open court, whereun ⸗
fo he doth oꝛ ſhall ſerue og belong. And if he do not, nop ſhall not ſerue nog
belong to any open court, chen he ſhall take the oth alozꝛeſaid, in an open
place before aconuenient allemblp to witnes the fame, ¢ before ſuch per⸗
forr oz perſons as haue authoꝛity by common vfe oꝛ otherwile, ta admit Bi
call any {uch perfon to any ſuch vocation, roomeh, oꝛ feruice, oꝛ els before).
ſuch, as bythe Q. Commiftion onder the great feale ſhalbe alfiqnen to ace |i
cept thefame, according to the tenor, effect ¢ fogme of the fame othe ver⸗
batim. And cucty perfor which ſhalbe elected o2 appointed a knight, citi⸗
zen oꝛ urges, op Baron for any of the fine Poꝛts, for anp Parliament, jh
hall before he hall enter into the Parliament houle, or haue any voice fy
there; openly receiugand pronounce the fain oth before the Loo Stewe lh
ard, oꝛ his Deputies, Deputies appointen, And he which hall enter into,
the Parliament houle without taking the fain othe, hall be deemed ne
knight,Citizen, Burges, nor Baron fo2 the Parliament, oz thall haue
elected Knight, Citizen, Burges, o2 baron fo the Parliament, and ſhall
fuffer {uch paines and penalties, as if hehad pꝛeſumed to fit in the fame, }
without election, returne, oꝛ authoritie, And euery Archbithop, and Wie!)
fhop,haue power to tender the oth aforefaid,to euery oꝛ any ſpirituall pere | |
fon, within his proper Dioces, afwell in turifdiction Ec. exempt, as ellee)) !
where, 5.Cliz,1, 433 ae é 4 HP} } ‘
e
ſhalbe tendzen by others hauing thereunto authoritie by commilſſion dts
rected vnto chem bp the Low Ehauncelor ec, 0 Lorn Keeper, vnder the
great fealeof England (which without further warrant hath authortcie Bi
to virect {uch commiſſion) (hall at the time of che fain othe ſo tendaed, ves
fule to rake op pronounce the fame inmaner and korme afopelaid, chert che
partie fo refuſing, ann being therok lawkully invicten, 02 preſented, with⸗
time atter, accopding to the law, thal {uffer and incurre che paines, ey
a
Woes ©
~ Queene, Crowne, &c 287
| see, an forfaitures, provider by the tatute of Douilion.e Premunine,
nade I 6 R.2. 5.Eliz. I.—
| termenert following the laid kortie daies, make true certificat vnder his
»2 their Seale 02 Seales, of the name namves,places and degrees of the
serfon 02 perfons fo refultng the fame oth in the Kings bench, vpon paine
Fhat cuery of the fain perfons hauing {uch authority making default of
‘Such certificat, thal for euerp (uch default foꝛf. C.li.to the Queene ec, And
he ſherile of the countie where the tings bench ſhall be holden, thall.oz
nap impanell 4 Jurie of the fame County, to enquire of euerie ſuch re⸗
Wufall, which 3 ury ſhall and may vpon euery ſuch certificat,and other eui⸗
Jence to them. gluen, indict the offendoz, in fuch fopt, as thep map doe of
Dic ec, 5.Cliz.1,
Paid, vo after the {pace of thee moneths nert after the kirũ tender thereof, ſi
be fecond time refule to take, and pronounce,o2 da Hot take oꝛ poonounce
e fame ſecond offence, thall foxfaic and {uffer fuch, like, and the fame
All and euery ſuch perfon anv perfons, hauing authdzitie to tender Certificat of
be oth alozelaid, thall within rl, daies next after {uch refulall of the fain tbe Tee in
oth, tf the terme be then open, andif not, then at the firſt pap of the full wench,
8 JEanp ofthe perfonsa appointes bp this acte, to take the athe afoxe: Eire. 2. et
lige Came, in forme afozefain to be tendzed: then euery fuch offendop, fo2 | ———
aines, fopfartures, iudgements and execution, asis vled in caſes ofgigh “°°
iMceaton, But this ace gc, oz, any attainder tobe had by fogce thereof thall
| ot, extend to make anp. coruption of, bloud the difinberiting of anp
eive, fopfaiture of Dower, noꝛ to the preiudice of the ae oz title of anp
erſon other then of the ollendor during bis naturall life only, Ano it
| ball and map be lawkull to euery perfon and perlons to whom. the right
) pinterett-of any landes, tenements, 02, hereditaments, after the death
f any {uch offendor ſhould op might haut appertained, ikno ſuch attain⸗
er had beene, to enter into the fame, without anp Oufter le maine to be
ued, in fuch fot, as he.02 thep might haue pone, ik this. act had. neuer
ene made Eli -
doue the degree of a Baron of this Reaime, tatake op pronounce the oth
fozefatn, no? to incuvre anp penaltie. limite bp this act fog not taking 02
) efuling chefame, 5. Eliz. 1.
) taicall perfon, that. hav, hath, oꝛ fall haue in the time of one of the
Raignes ofthe Queenes father, brother, op fitter, 02 in the time of the
aignestthe Q, ber heires, oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛs, charge, cure, o2 office in the
| — or luch petſon as had, hath, oꝛ hereatter ſhall haue any office 09
miniſterie
9This act tall not extend to compell anp ——— of, 02 a⸗ Barons,
10 32o,perfon, ſhall be compelled Sy bettue. of thigact, to take the oth echo thal take
boue mencianed, at the ſecond time.of offering the{ame accapding tothe ——
ome appointed by this ſtatute, except he hath bin; 18,02 hall bean eccle⸗ tenzer.
Queene, Crowne, &c. a
minillerie, in ary ecclefiatticall court ofthis Realme, vnder any Archbi⸗
top, oꝛ Bithop, in anp che times 02 raignes afopelaiv, op (ach as thal.
willully refufe co obferue the oꝛders koꝛ diuine ſeruice, that he authorized
to be vſed anv obferued inthe Church of England, after that he hall de
publikely by che Drvinarie, oꝛ fome of his officers fo ecclefiatticall cave
ſes admoniſhed to keepe ¢ obferte the famte,o2 {ich as hall openly, ann ade
~uifedly depraue bp words, wꝛitings, of any other open fact, any of che
‘tights and ceremonies at any time bled, and authorizen tobe vſed ine he
church of England, o2 that thall fap o2 heare che priuate Walle prohibite 7
bythe lawes ofthis realme. And all {uch perfors thall be compellable ta
‘take theoth vpon the {econd tender of the fante aad incurre the penalties
for noc taking ofthe fain och, and none other. Ans Elizz cc.
Thecrpoltion XT Che och erpreller tn the ſaid act made’ z.Ctis, Hall be taken anv
arthe och. erpoundeb in luch fogite, asis fet korch im an admonition annered tothe
Queenes Jniunctions, publithes Ania. x, of herraigne, vis, co contewe
and acknowledge tn ber, ber Heires, and Succeflors, none other author
tie thetrchat, tobich inas challenges and lately vled bp Rings. 8, any
king €0,6,5.Elis.1, ren W3 front ° J 1999607 SIT 6 of |
deirationta _ 12 Seany perfor 02 perfons wbatfoeuer,, during the naturall Tite Of
the D.perton, our ſoueraigne Ladie Queene Elizabeth, thall within the’ realme, of
tour warre, without, compatte, imacin, inuenc, vewile, op intend the Death op Be
traction,’ oz 'any bodily harme, tenvitig to death; dettruction, maime oy
woumding oF che ropall perfon ofthe fanie ‘uit feueraigne L apie; Dy ta)
beppine dz depoſe her; of, 02 from the’ tile, hotter ,or kingly name Ot
the imperiall crowne ofthis Realme, o2 of any other realme oꝛ dominio
tober Waietiie belonging, Dz to leuy warre'agatnét her within tia)
reat oy ino, tote anp openers, oy rangers th eee)
inihiabe this Realm oz the realme of Ire land on anp other her Dontinions)
being’ onder fer obeifance,’ and 'fueh compalles, imaginations, initentte
ons, deuifes, of intentions, o2 anp of them hall malicioully, aduttenlp,
aud exprellp, Declare Lp any Princing, Writing, Ciphring, Speach,|
wordes, on fapings : D2 ifanp — oꝛ perfons, ſhall maticioufly, ade
#55 ea ade epi veclare, hold opinion, affirme, op fay; by)
anp {peach, erprette ninrdes, ox Tapers, that our faid ſoueraigne Ladie
Ducene Elisabech ditrine her life, ts not; 02 ounht not fo be Queene of
this realme of England, and alfo ofthe realmes of france and Ireland
este D2 thacany other perſon or perfons sucht of right to be Kinng or Dueene
not toxmoprde Of the aid Kealmes of Eugland and Freland; or of anp ocher her Domts 7
anche,” MBER Gee ee He ou ne Held belie, Os Gane a
" pointing) preathine perch; erpretfe words, oꝛ ſayings, maltctouflp, ae |
Affirming thac uiledly ahs divecelppublithe, (ee forth , anv affirme that our Soue⸗
Hi ihre a int, taigne Ladie Querne Elizaͤbeth isan herctike, ſchiſmatick, tivant, infle) 7
bfurgerge, Dell, oz al vlurper DFthe Crowne ofelje laid Kealnies, oz any —_ a
PILAR t
ie Queene, Crowne, fer 288
‘theneucep luch fain offence thal be neemenand taken high Treaſon, ena
Jatwell the pꝛincipall offendoꝛ oꝛ oftendors therein as all, and, eucrp the
abbettors, countellozs, and pꝛocurers to che ſame offence, and all ¢ euery
apnogs and comtorters ofthe fame-offendo2 02 offennsis; knowing she
Came offence to be committed in any place within this Reale, og witbe ,
lout; being thereof lamtully and duely indicted, conuicted,andattainted,
nccopping tothe vluall oꝛder ofthe common Lawes, op according to the
ee) M
act made 35. H.8.2. concerning triall of Creafons, committed out of the See Trtaſen
Ducenes dominions, tall be iuyged ec. Craitoys to che Queene andthe,"
igealinie, and thall fufferdeach, ann alfo foafatt nite the Queene ec, asin
i
ale of high Crealon, An, 13,Elis.1,S. 1,603.6,
13, Gil. and euerp perfpn. and perfons, of that degree conditions 5 1. in
dlace, nation, 02 eftate focner thep be, which thall at anp time in the life righe to the
four Soueraign Ladie Qucene Eltzabeth in any wileclaime, pretend, Crome
atter,declare,affirime, o2 publith themlelues oꝛ any of them, oꝛ aup other tae,
jen our Soueraigne Lavy Clisabeth the Ducenes Waieltie that now,
B,to haucrightog title,to haue oy entoy the Crowne of England, during,
in the life of our {aid Soueraigne Ladte,op thal vlurp the fame crowne;:
the ropall file, title, oꝛ dignitie of the Crowne o2 Reale of Eng:
jand,During, 02 in the life of our faib Soueraigne L adie, np thall hold ano.
iffirme, that our ſaid Soueraigne Ladie hath not right to bola anv eniop
he faid Crowne and Realme, Stile, Title oz Dignitie,oa hall not after
inypemaund,on our laid Souceatgne Ladies part fo be thape,cttcctually
cknotaledge our laid Soueraigne Ladie to he mrinht, crue, and lawatull
Queene ofthis Realme: Chep and every af them fo offending thallbe
tterly difablen during their naturall lives onely, to haue oꝛ enioy the
rowne og Realme of Cugland, op the Mile, title, op dignitie thereof,at .,._..,
uvptime in ſuccelſion, inheritance, op otherinile, after the beceale of ou «igi as:
ald Soueraigne Lavic, as. if luch perſon were naturalix vead: any lam.)
©
a
3
ié
zMatter,gc, notwithtanding.13 Cl, np efalisanel
| T4,, if anp perlon ſhall during. the Queenes lile, in any swile hold, Afieming the
_ \ffirme,og maintaine, any right, title, interetf, op poſſibilitie in fiacceltion HEhtt Mecete
- pinberitance, in;o2 to che Trowne of England, after our fain, Soue- tn fome orbes
- aigne Lapte the Queene, to be rightfully in, 02 Latofullp dite, 02 belong: PO
g buto anp {uch claimoz, pꝛetendoz, bfurper, vtterer declarer, aftirmer,
ublifher, 02 not acknotwlenger, fo that our ſaid Soucraigne Lavy the
Queene ſhall by proclamation to be publithen thꝛough the Realme, op
ſe in the moze part of chole Sbires-of this Reahne , alwell on che
- pourh fine, as the Rogth five, of Crent, and alfo in the Dominion of
Gales, in which Shires no warre o2 rebellion then thall be : fet forth,
otifie, and veclare {uch clapming, pretence, vttering, Declaration, affir:
uing, publithing, bfurpation, 02 not acknowledging : then euerp perfor
hich after {uch paoclamation, hallpuring the Queenes Herat,
) * is ail a
le?
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* Queene, Crowne, &c. J
hold, oz allirme any right in ſuccellion inheritance/ o. polſibilitie, in oꝛ
to the Crowne oꝛ Realme of England, 02 the right thereof tobe; in, opto
any fuch claimer pretender, vtterer, declarer, affirmer, vſurper, publifher,
oꝛ hat acknowlenger, thallbe a high Crattop,and {utfer,and fozfait as in
cales of high Crealon is atcuttomed, 1 zElisit! ee
Maintayntng - 15 JEanp perfor Hhallin any wife holo, ano affirne, 09 maincaine, that
that the lames thecommon Lawes ofthis Realme, not altered bp'parliament, ought:
bind the right NOt Co direct che right of the Crowne of England, op that our Souee
ofthe Crowne. raigne Ladie Ducene Elisaberh, wich / and by che authoritie ofthe are
liament of Eugland, ts noc able comake Lawes and Statutes of fully
lient force,tolimit and bind the Crotone of this Realine,cind che dileent, |
limit at ion iaberitance, mp government thertof ‘oz that this Gatute,'op§
any part thereof, op any other ftatute tobe mane by the authoritie of they
Parliament of England, with the Queenes Ropall alent fop the linea,
ting ofthe Crate, o2 any atute for recognifing che right ofthe tainly
Crotune and Realme, tobe lawfully in the perſon of the Queene, is toby
ate not; 0} hall not or ought not,to be for euer nf fuffictent force to vin
limit reſtraine and gouerne all perfons,cheir rights and ticles, chat th apy,
wile may oꝛ might claime any interet 02 pollibilitie, in oꝛ to the Crowne ‘
of England, in pollellion, remainder, inheritance, luccellion, o2 ochertwitiy
__. hotpforuer, aha all other perfans whatfoeuer + euerp ſuch perfon fo holy
Dine, Aftirmitd; 02 maineaining, purines the life of che Queene Hhallby”
tuared a high Craitop, and luffer and forfait, as in cafes oFbinh tres ot t
are accuftomed. Ano euery perfor fo holding affirming, oꝛ maincapning
after che deceale of our fat Soueraigne Lavy, thall forfait all his goo
anu cattels1 3. Elie ee)
Declaringby 16 CCthofoeuer thalt during the life of our ſaid Soueraigne Lar y m
ought tobe, by itp Boke by toopke pinto, bz mitten, piectly ano erpaelly veean
the D.beire anvaftirme, at antetime bekore the fame be by ace of Parliament effabl i
ortnccetioe. then, that any oneparticuler perfon, wholoeuer it be, is oz ought tod |)
tthe right bette, and luctelldꝛ tothe Queenes Maieltie that now ts,ercep | '
che fame benaturatlittie of her bopics Dz Malt wilfully fee op in oper)
oe mR BEE UE ae Meg tee tosis oe chall print
bind, pur to f o2 putto fale,o f°
peteren any ſuch booke op weiting wittinglie, he oz they, their abbettore
and counfailers, and euery ot them thal for the firſt offence fuffer impr·
— anh thet halte his goods to the Q, arto, to big
fer, Up A. J. ec, wherein no. Le And it any thall eftfoones offen :
fherer,theneucry of thent, thett abbettors and councettors hall incurt
che paines dnd kortaitutes which in the ſtatutes of Prouilion oꝛ a *
nire, are appointed and Limited : ſauing to euery perfon, other thew thie
pfferdars ann chett hetres ae, alt chemrriabe,titte,et. 13.Clis.1. 1
‘ond 320 Her on ſhall be atraigned for any che offences alain i
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i
ale; 02 Utter; o2 cattle to be printed, bound, oꝛ put tefale, d
ve Queene, Crowne, &e. 289
chis act, to be tommitted within any the Queenes Dominions, vnlelſe ccuithtn wyat
the olffendoꝛ be thereof indicted within bt. moneths nert after the lame of Oe Pree
| fence comwitted. And no perfon ſhall be arraigned for anp ehe offerces aiccen.
| mencioned in this Act, to be committed out of anp the Mueenes domini⸗
| ong, vnleſſe the offendoꝛ be thereof indicted within one perenert afterthe
offence committed, 1 3. Eliz. I.
|. 18320 perlon thall be arraigned for any the offences mencioned in this Aone mat be
act, vnleſle the Cameoffence be pꝛooued bp the teftimonie,andothe of two or onvot that
fufficient witnelics, which ſhall at the time of the arraignement offuch ottences except
perfor be brought kooꝛth in perfor before the partic ſo arraigned, face to Weyee sO ag
face, and there hall auow and openly veclare all thep can ſay, againſt the witneſles.
partic arraigned, vnleſſe he Hall willingly without violence confelle the
fame, 13. Eliz. 1.
19 Cheatdors and comforters of ſuch ofthe offendoꝛs akoꝛeſaid, as eye pari:
hall malictoutly ¢c,affirme that the Q. is an herittke, (chifmatick, tirant, J cade oa
infivell,o2 vſurper ec, thall foꝛ his ſaid firt offence of aining € comforting fozeers,
he ſaid lat recited offendoz knowing thefame offencetobe committer,
ncur only the Danger and penaltic of Premunire, mentioned in the ſtatut
of Premunire, made 16. R.2. And {uch aidors and comforters of the offen.
yopsafozelaid lat recited, knowing the fame offences to be committed,
which after their firfl conutction and attatnder thereof hall eftfoones of⸗
env, {hall for their ſecond offence be adiudged hich traitors. J 3. El. 1.
20 But the giuing of charitable almes in monep,meat,dginke apparel, charitable vee
Hye bending for the ſultentationok the body oꝛ health of any perfon.that thal tere — the ot⸗
Jommit any the offences made treafon, oꝛ Premunire, by this act, during :
he time chat the fame offendo2 thall be in pꝛiſon, thall not be taken to be ac
poffence,1 3.1.1,
)) 21 Gpthe Katute mane 35.0. 8, 1, the crowneof Enaland was en: The Crome
Hailen after the death of king 1).8,and king Ed. b. dying without heires of ot ETS A"
heir bovies,tothe Lady Wary one ofthe daughters of the fain king H. 8.
F tothe heirs of her body lawfully begotten. And fo2 default of {uch iſſue,
F our ſoueraign Lavy D, Cliszabeth, hy the name of the Lady Elizabeth
: ibe ſaid king 0.8, fecond daughter, and to thebeives of ber boviclawfullp
jegotten¢ for lacke of lawful heires of the fain Labp (Bary, and Lady E⸗
zabech,to fuch perfon oꝛ perfons, in remainder 02 reuerſion, as it ſhoulde
Heafe the fain king 1.8. accopoing to fucheftate, and after Cuch maner
) nt forme,o2ver,fathion, and condition, as fhould beerppeffen, veclared,
jammed, and limitted in the laid king 0.8, hisletters Patentes, o2 bp his
afftuillin writing, fiqned with bis hand, And by che ſtatute made 1, Eli.
/ |. the effate,right,title, and {ucceflion in the Imperiall Crowne of Eng⸗
and is recogniſed, knowledged, and confeflen to be, in, andto our Soue⸗
aigne Labp Queene Elizabeth, and the heires of her bodie to be begot⸗
en, And there it isfurcher opveinen , Ha the {aid recognition, declara⸗
p tion,
Fnuafon into
the Realme,o2
Hurt attempted
to the net aa
fon, by 02 Foz a«
Ny pretending
title to the
Crows,
Thep diſha⸗
dled te inherite
ee ee
— 60
oF *
Queene, Crowne, &c. —
tion and tonkellion, as alſo che limitation and declaration ok thefuccetion
ofthe Imperiall Crowne, mencioned and contained in the korelaid act of
35.40,8.fhouls Kanve, remaine, and be,the Law of this Realine for euer, |
And bp che lain ſtatute of 1,€1,3. allfentences, iungements, and decrees |
mane, {et forth,andpublither, and euerp branch, article, o2 matter contai⸗
ned anderpreflen in any act of Parliament, repugnant, 02 contratie fo
the ſaid recognition, oꝛ any part thereof, oꝛ to the fain tinutation of the ſuc⸗
ceflion of the Crowne, eſtabliſhed by the katute of 35. H.s.were mane fru⸗
ſtrate and void. Teh:
22 Jfat any time after che end of this pꝛeſent Setlion of Parlia⸗
ment, any open imation oz rebellion Mall be had 02 made, into op with⸗
in any of her Maielties Realmes'or Dominions , opany Actattempter, J
tending tothe hurt of her Maielties mo Ropall perfon, by, og for anie J
perfor that ſhall op may pretend any title to the Crowne of this Realme
after ber Maieſties neceafe : Dz ik any thing thall be compalſed oz ima⸗
ined, tending tothe hurt ok her Maielties royall perfor, by any per :
02 with the priuitie of anp perfon that fhall 02 map pretend title to them”
Crowne of this Realmes then bp her Waietties Commillion onder herp
reat Seale, the Lordes and others offer highnes priuie Counfell, and
ſuch other Loꝛds of Parliament to be named by her Waiektie, as with?
the fain prime Countell hall make bp the number okxxiiii. at the leaſt
hauing with cher fog their aſſiſtance in that bebalte, ſuchok the Judge
oF the Courts of recogdat Aeſtminſter, as her hiahnelle ſhall for han
purpole affigne and appoint, 02 the moze vart of thelameCotnfel, Loꝛde
and Judges, thall by vertue of this Ace haue authoritie ta eramine af
anv euerp the offences aforeſaid, and allcircummances thereof, and there
bpon co giue fentenceoz Judgement, as vpon good proofe che matter
fhall appeare vnto them. Andakter ſuch ſentence 02 Judgement giuen
and declavationthereof made, and publiſhed bp her Maielties Pꝛocla
mation vnder the great Seale of Englande, all perſons againſt whon
ſuch ſentence ox Judgement ſhall be fo giuen and publithen, ſhall be eg
cluded and diſhabled foꝛ euer, to haue, oꝛ claime, oꝛ to pretend to haue
claime the Crowne of this Realme, oꝛ any Her Maieſties dominions
anp koꝛmer Law oꝛ ſtatute whatſoeuer ro the contrarie in any wile mot:
withſtanding. And thereiuwpon all her highnelle Subiects ſhall and may
lawkully by vertue af this act,and her Maielties direction in that behalle
bp all korcible any poſſible meanes purſue to death euery ſuch wicked
perfor, hy whom, oꝛ by whoſe meanes, allent, o2 prinitie, anp ſuch inua⸗
(iow, 02 rebellion ſhall be in forme afogefain renounced to haue bin made
oz fuchimicked act attempted, oz other thing compallen op imagined’ a⸗
Rant her Maieſties perſon, and atte heir apaors, comfogtogs, and abbet⸗
022,27, £1t3, 1. ;
23 Alany luch deteſtable act hall be executed againſt her ish |
moll
& Queene, Créwne, &c. $55
| mot royall perſon. where bp her Watetties life halbe taken awey (which ye Crowne,
God of his qreatmercp topbid) cheneuery luch perfon, by o2 fay whom a= BP ee,
ny fuchact thall be executed, and their illues being any wife affenting og aay the D:
pꝛiuie to thefame, tall bp bertue ofthis Ace be excluded and diſhabled fo2 Ke,
euerto haue oꝛclaime, oꝛ to pretend to haue oꝛ claime the fain Crowne oF
this Reolme,oꝛ of any other her highnes Dominions: any fogimer Law oꝛ
| ** whatloeuer tothe contrarte ty any wife notwithſtanding. And all
the Subtectsofrhis Realme, andall other her Waielties Dominions,
fhall and may lawkully bp vertue of this Sct; by all fogctble and polſible
meanes,purtue todcatheuccy fuch ticked pecfou, by whom, 02 by whole
meanes any luch detettable fact Hall be in korme hereafter erpreſſed, de⸗
nounced te haue bin committed. and allo their iſſues, being any way alſen⸗
ting op pꝛiuie to the ſame, and all their aydors, comfogtors,and abbettoꝛs
achat behalle. 27. Cl. 1. —— |
24 Cathe end thar the intention of thista may be effectually execu⸗
Fed, ik her Datetties life hall be taken away by anp violent o2 vnnaturall
Bneanes ( which God oefend ) cheLordesand others which thall beef. ;
Per Watelties prtuie Countell at the time of luch her deceale,or the more
Vart ofthe fame Countell, iopning vnto them foz their better alliſtance
ARue other Carles, and vii, other Loꝛds of parliament at thelealk (fo2e-
Jeeing that none of che fain Caries, 1o2d3,02 Countel, be knowento be
Perſons that. map make any ticle to the Crowne.) thole perfons which
erechiefe Juſtices of either Wench, Walker of the Moles ; anu, chiefe
Waron of che Eſchequer, at the time ef her Maielties death, o2 in default
DE che fain Juſtices Water ofthe Rolles, anv chiefe Baron, fome other
Ifthoſe which were Juttices of fomestthe Courts of Record at Tekin.
it the time of her highneſſe deceaſe, tofuppiy their places, oꝛ any 24, 02
J more of them, whereokeight to be Lords of Parliament, noc being of the
iuie Counfell, hall to the vecermott of their power and (hill evamine Cramining the
becauſe and maner of fuch ber Waietties death, anv what perfons thall fiircunttan:
e any way quiltie thereof, and all circumifances concerning the fame cesot the Q.
ccording to the true meaning of this Ace, and ehereupon hall by open death.
Proclamation publith che fame ,and without any delay bp all forcible
ind poflible meanes, pꝛoſecute to death all {uch as ſhall be found to be
Mendozs therein and all their aydors and abbettors, And for the doing
| hereof, and koꝛ the withtanding and {uppreffing of all fuch power and
opee, as ſhall any wap be leuied 02 ſtirred in diſtur bance ofthe due exe⸗
urtion of this Law , chall by vertue ofthis Act haue power and authori⸗
ie not onely to raiſe and vſe fuch forces, as ſhall in that bebalfe be neede⸗
ulland conuenient, but alſoto vſe all other meanes and things polſible zzoczcuting of
nd neceſſarie foꝛ che maintenance of the ſame foꝛces, and profectition of the offennozs.
he fain offenders, And ik any ſuch power and force thall be ieuied 02 thie: FH ee
ed in diſturbance of the Due execution of this Law by any perfon that ection of this
ee Halls
Pp 2
q
Alſtiſtance ta
grecnte this
Katte.
Themerning
“of the aſſocia⸗·
Lion.
. Queene,Crowne, &c. i
Hall og map pretenvanp title to the Crowne of this Realme, whereby
this Law map nat in all chings be fully executed according tothe eftect
and true meaning of the fame: Chen euery ſuch perlon thall bp vertue of ©
this Act bechercfore excluded and difable fog ener tohaue oz claime,oz
to pꝛetende tohauc op claime the Crowne ofthis Reale, oꝛ of anpother
her highnes Dominions : Anp former Lato op ſtatute whatſoeuer to the (
cotttrarie notwithſtanding.27. El.I. ¥
25 All and euerp the lubiects of her Maieſties Realmes and en, |
ons, thal to the vttermoſt of their powers, aide and alſiſt the fain Countell,
and all other the Loꝛds anvother perfons tobe adioyned vnto them for
affitance as is aloꝛeſaid, in all things tobe done and erecuted accopding
to the effect and intention ofthis Law. And no ſubiect of this Realme thal
in any wife be impeached in bodie, lands 02 goods, at anytime hereafter |
for any ching co be Done oꝛ erecuted accoꝛding tothe tenozofthislaw: Ae
np Law o ſtatute heretofoze made ta the contraricinanp wiſe notwith
ſtanding. 27. Cis 1, * 1
26 Whereas oklate manyofher Maieſties good and faithful ſubiects
hate in che name of God, and with the ceftimonte of good confciences bey
one vnikoꝛme maner of writing vnder their hands and feales,and by thete
feucrall Othes voluntarily taken, ioined themſelues toge: her in one bond
and affociation, to withſtand and reuenge tothe vttermoſt, all fuch matte
cious actions and attemptes againtt her Waielties mol! Royall perfous)
Now forthe fullerplaning of all (uch ambiguities and queftions, as o2
therwiſe might happento grow by reafon of anp ſiniſter of wꝛong cone
ſtruction oꝛ incerp2etation to be made oꝛ inferred, of, 02 vpon the woꝛdes
oz meaning thereof, Be it declared and enacted by the authoritie of chia
pꝛeſent Parliament, chat the ſame allociation and euery article and ſen⸗
tence therein contained, afwell concerning che difalloming, ercluving,
pifabling of any perfon that may op thall pretend anp title ta come to the
Crowne ofthis Realme,as allo for the purfling and taking reuenge of a! |
np perfor fo2 any {uch wicked act or attempt as is mentioned in the fame)
afloctation,thal ¢ ought to bein all things erpounded and adiudged accor⸗
ping to the trucintent and meaning ofthis Ace , and not otherwile, noz a⸗
gaint any other perſon oꝛ perſons. 27.l.1,0 0° tl
I What prerogatives and preheminences the Lawes and Starucesdd
giuc tothe Q, S,Prerogatiue, ae |
2 For all bandesto be made to the Queene, and how fhe fhalibean- |
fwered all her debtes, duties , and accompts, S. Accomptants to the |
Queene, |
3 Thatthe commiffioners of Sewers decree, fhall bind the Queenes |
jlands,S,Sewers 8. )
4 Forthe force ofa fineleuied by tenantintaile, of lands whereofthe 7
xeuerfion isintheQ.S.Fines 17, 4
5 Fos
Quod permittat. Rape. 29f
5 For the force ofarecouery of lands intailed, whereof the reuerfion
: or remainder jsintheQ.S,Recoueries2,.
6 Thatthoughthe plaintife be nonfuit , ora verdict paffe againſt him
in any aétion,bill,. or plaint ſued to the Qe, the def, fhall not recouer
| coftes.S,Damages 9,
| 7 Thatkings children Ronit beyond the Seas, are inheritablein Engs
land.S, Abilitie Ts
8 The punifhment of fuch as veter feditious Wwords,cumors, books, &c.
saith QS, Newes 344: 5. &c.
oe Quod permittat.
Eden as the Parlon of any Church map recover common of pafture hp Ms veer:
Awrit of Nouel diffeifin, fo hall bis ſucceſſor recouer againlſt the diſſei⸗
ſoꝛ oꝛ bis heire by a writ of Quod permittat. And as there is a wꝛit gran⸗
table to enquire whether a tenement be the free almes of (uch a Church,
pthelay kee of ſuch a man, fo the like weit may be awarded to enquire
whether it be free almes of fitch aChurch, oz ofanother Church, in cafe
where the free alines of one Churchis tranlterred into che poſſeſſion of att
ther Church. .Weft,2,13 ee ,
| Rape,
F any mando rauith Amarted wife, amatDe, t 0% other woman where me.
| both not affent befoꝛe nop after, it ig felony, And inlike fort ifaman do
Meanith a maried wife maid,o2 other woman with force, though fhe do con-
ent after, it is felonie. Welt.2. 13.€0,1,3 4,
/) 2 If anpperfon thall vnlawkully, and carnally know, and abuſe any Bening sins
Wwoman child, onder the are ofr.peres,ic is felony, and che offendop thereof» Der x. veres of
P being duely connicted, thal futfer ag atelon,toithout allowance of Clergy. “S*
“1 8.€1.6,S.Clergie 1 o,Fclonie 14,
'). 3 SE any Roblemens daughters, Ladies ,ozother women be raui⸗ eet font. tober
then, anvafter the fame rape committed, Do confent to the rauiſhors, as nithen. Bot
nell the rauithors as they that be rautthed, and every of them, thall bee content.
dilabled, and be diſabled Ipfo facto,to haue 02 challenge all maner of in⸗
» hevitance, vower, o2 ioint feoffement after the death of their hufbandes
‘and aunceſtors. And immediatly in this cafe thenert ofthe bloud of thoſe
rauiſhoꝛs, and of thoſe which bee rauithed ( to whom the inberttance,
dower, oꝛ toint feoffement ought to diſcend, revert, remaine, oz come afc
ter the death ofthe rauifhor, oꝛ her that is tauithed ) haue title inconti-
| nently after the rape, to enter vpon the rauiſhor, or her which ts raui⸗
hed, their allignes, and land tenantes in that inheritance, power, 02
loint feoffement, and the ſame to hold bp eftate of inheritance, And the
bulbanns of uͤch women (ikthey haue hulbands ) oꝛ if they haue no hut
andes liuing, then their fathers o2 other their next kinſmen in bloud,
lhall haue the ſuite to ppoſecute and map purſue againlt the fame offen⸗
i * and rauiſhoꝛs, inthis behalke, and to conuict them okkelonie, seit
Dp 3
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| Receite yo 7
the ſame woman after the Rape do conſent tothe rauiſhors. And in this
cale the dekendant ſhall noc wage battell, but the truth of the matter ſhall
be tries by the Countrey. Sauing alwaies to the Queene and ocher
Loꝛds ofthe Realine, all their Eſcheates of fuch rauiſhors ifthep be con
uict.6. R.2.6. Lee i] ro :
1 Howthe def,in appealeofRape,thall bevfed,S.Coroners.7, J.
Receit, Anlid
a —— Ff inanaction bꝛought againit the huſband and the wife offanns which |
ppontye uc A Vethe right ofthe wife, the hulband will abſent himlelle, and will not
bands detault. defend his wiues right, or will againſt his wives conſent, yeeldthe land,
ifthe wife wil come bekoꝛe Jungement,¢ be readieto anſwere to the de⸗
— to dekend her right, the ſhalbe thereunto admitted. Welt,2.
13. Ed. I.3. ya youd iain ose cee
Wherehein 2Ik any man doe purchale await axainktenantin dower, tenant boy
Halbe ectuey, cuctelic of England, oz any other tenant fo terme ot life, oz Cenant trey!
9
oꝛ will yeeld che land,the heires, oꝛ they that haue the reuerſion ſhall bee
admitted to anſwer ik they come bekoꝛe iudgement. And if bp dekault o
veelding, iudgement ſhalbe giuen, then the heires, o2 they which haue the
reuerfion, ſhall recouer after-the death of luch tenants by a wꝛit of Entre
Whereceitof ad communemlegem. Wek,2.13,€0,1,3. But ifanp man being nok
ieGan” pactie co the luit, will come before Judgement inthe foretain cafe,any dee
fire that he may be admitted, he (hall find {uch {ufficient ſuertie before his
admilſion, as the Conve thall chinke meete, to ſatiſſie the demaundant the
value okthe iſſues of che land ſa te be recouered, from the day that be ts res
treiued to make anfwere, vntill the vay that final iudgement thal be giuen
Hyon the demandants petition, Ano rf the demandant do recouer the ching
in demand, the dekendant ſhall be grieuoully amercen, tf he haue whereof,
and ik he haue not whereof, be ſhalbe committed cathe gaole, and there vee
mainedurina the Q. pleaſure. And if he can proue his right to be ſuch as
he affirmed it atthe time of his recett,he Hall goe quit.20,€0,1, Defene |
fione luris. —— — 5
Reteit ori 3 Ikany Cenant kor termeof life, Tenant in dower, Tenant hy the
‘nthe reuerſion curteſie, oꝛ Tenant in taile after poſſibility of iſſue extinct, be impleade
and be inthe reuerſion doth come into the Court and pꝛaieth to de recei·
ued to defend bis right, at the dap that che tenant noth plead to the action,
02 before he hall be receiued to plead in chiefe to che action ; without tak⸗
ing delay by voucher, ayde pꝛier, nonage, oꝛ other delay whatloeuer, ſa
that after ſuch receit, he thall haue no delay by Pꝛotection, Eſſoine oẽ
the DQ feruice, o common Cllgine, but the fuite chall be haſtned as much,
Weatewok peace as tt map bp che Lata, And dates of grace thalt be giuen by diſcretion of
the Judges, hetwire the demaundant and him whichis fo receiued, ante
not Che common daies given in plees of land(exceyt the — aa |
‘ J..—— chere⸗
Pe ais oervalla Records: 292
\ thereunto affent) to the intent the demaundant hall nat be too much de⸗
{aicd , which mut plead with two aduerlaries, And he inthe reuerſion
Which prayeth to be receiued, ſhall find ſuerties for the iſſues of the land,
\alwell where the receit is counterpleaded , as where it is graunten,ve ſu⸗
PIE MANS 05) Toul el eco ot has
met i Records,
The Queenes Juſtices before whom any miſpꝛiſion, oꝛ dekault hall
A be found in any Records 02 Pꝛoces, which depenve before them by
way of Crroz, Adioꝛnement oz otherwile, o2inreturnes, made bp She⸗
rifes , Bailifes of Franchiſes, oꝛ any other perfon,, by miſpꝛiſion of che
Clerkes of anp of the {ain Courts, o2 by miſpꝛiſion of the Dherifes , Un-
Npertherifes,Cozoners,o any other officers oꝛ clerks, in writing of one let⸗
ter oz one fillable too much,o2 too little haue power toamend {uch default
after their dilcretion,and by eraminacton where thep thal thinke goon, as
well after iudgement, as bekoꝛe iudgement, and alwell after tudgement
Fiuen vpon a verdict pated, as vpon a matter inlaw pleaden,and the fame
mproces ſhall not he suoived oꝛ diſcontinued therefore, But theſe ſtatutes
extend notto Recoꝛds and proces in CCales,oz where procesof Dutlaw-
ie lyeth. 14. Ed.·3. 6. 9. 5.4.4. 6. 3. 8. H.G. 1 5. goals ;
Merlined,o2 in any addition, {ubfraction, o2 diminution of words , letters,
Mtitles oꝛ parcelof wptts.found in any {uch records, proces, ec. where {uch
aſure interlining ; addition, ec. bp the diſcretion of the Judges of the
Queenes Courts and places, wherein the {aid record pꝛoces by watt of
Crroz , 02 otherwife be certified, do appeare {ulpicious,no Judgement oz
Mecorv-thalthereuerfen, And the Queenes Juſtices of the courts € pla⸗
tes; in which any record, peoces, {uite,plea, warrant of atturney , weit,
) panel,op returne,fo2 the time being thall be,haue power to examine them,
, bpthemlelues,and their Clerkes, to amend (in affirmance of the iudge⸗
, Ment of {uch records ¢ proces) all chat which tn their diſcretion ſeemeth
tobe mifprifion of the Clerkes , in ſuch recoꝛds, pꝛoces, ec, (ercept ape
oeales,indictmentsof treafon any felonie,and the outlawꝛies thereupon,
she proper natnes,lurnames, ¢ additions omitted in oziginall wits, and
writs of Crigent, according to the ftatute of 1.4.5.5, ) and tn other
Metts containing proclamation,fochat by ſuch mifpgifion ofthe Clerke,
io iudgement Hall be reuerſed noꝛ adnulled. 8. H.6. 2.
hereof remaineth in the Treaſorie, Courts, oꝛ places, from whence
hep be certified, the parties in affirmance of che iudgements of {uch
cods, and proces ; hall haue aduantage to alleage variance bet wixt
i he fame meting, and the laid certificats And that found and certifien,
PaotHTS 2 PP 4 that
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Fulkices may
amend recoros⸗
2 Foꝛ Crro aſſigned in any recozd,poces; warrant of Atturney oꝛi⸗ Records rales
Mainall wpit,o2 iudiciall pancl,oy returne, in any place of them rafedog in⸗ꝰ iuterlined.
_ 3.) Ano if any recoyd,ppocas, wꝛit, warrant of atturney, returne, oz pa- piavianse ie.
gene theres
tell be certified defectiue otherwiſe chen accogding tothe wetting, which coat anu.certte
Cat.
Imbeſilling
BE Recoꝛds.
Kecord exem⸗
plified.
Whe recone⸗
rers nap Dfe
raine the tee
nants of land
Becguergs,
and all allignes, map diltraine the kermoꝛs kreeholders and conants which
Records. Recoueriesandfalfifying &e,
that fame variance halve bp che lain Judges reformed and amended ac⸗
coping tothe fir mpiting,S.D.6.12, ~ >
4 Jfanp recoꝛd,oꝛ parcellof che fame wit, returne, panel proces, op”
warrant of atturney,in the courts of Chancery, Cfchequer,the one bench,
o2theother, oꝛ in the Crealory, be willingly follen, taken alway, withs
drawen, oꝛ auoyded by anp Clerke,op other perfon, by caule whereof anp |
iudgement be reuerled, ſuch ſtealer, taker away, withdꝛawer, and auociver, |
their pꝛocuroꝛs,counſailoꝛs, and abbettoꝛs, being thereof invicten,and bp —
proces thereupon ntade thereofouelp conuict bp their owne confelfion, or
bp enqueſt to be taken of lawfull men, whereofthe one halfe ſhalbe of the’ 9!
men of anp Court of the fame courts and the other halfe of other, hall be 9)
iudged foz felons,and thall incurre the paine of felonie, Andthe Judges
of the {ain Courts,of theone Wench,or ofthe other, haue power to heare
and to determine ſuch defaults before them,and therefozeta make Due pu⸗
niſhment, as is ofoꝛeſaid.8. H.6.12. J Nh a
5 Pꝛouided alwaies, that ifanp ſuch Recoꝛd proces, wit, oꝛ warrant,
of atturney,panel{, oꝛ returne, oꝛ parcelof the fame, be now oꝛ hereafter
fhalbe eremplified inthe Chauncerie onder the great Seale, {uch ereme
plification there,ofrecozd enrolled, without anp raiſing inthe fame places |}:
in the eremplification,¢ the inrolemẽt of che famesthat then koꝛ any erroꝛ
alliqned,o2 to be alliqned in the {aid record, proces, writ, warrat of attur⸗ jt
nep,panell,o2 returne, inanp letter; word, claufe,'or matter ofthe fame
varying, oꝛ contrary co che fain eremplification and the euroulment, there
ſhall be no iudgement of che fain Records and proces reuerſed noz adnul⸗¶
ten, 8.10,6.12. i . a st IJ
1 Thatimbefilling of a Record &c,isfelony.S.Felony 18," 5
2 That no Certiorare fhall bee graunted to semoue'’a Recorde, ex⸗
cept it bee figned witha luftices hand of the fame ‘Court, See Remo⸗
uer &c. Te . POL. Ss — 9
3 Whatimperfections in Records the Court may amend after demute |)
rer ioyned and entred,and whatnot,S.Demurrer2,36°°2)
Recoueries, and falfifying of Recoueriee..
EL anp of the Queenes ſubiectes do ſuffer mip recoveries againſt them
by the courſe ofthe Common law, of any Manos, Loꝛdſhips. landsoꝛ
tenements, koꝛ the performance of their willes,o2 for the ſuerties oftheitt
wiues Jointers,fo2 the iointer of their fonnes and heives apparant, and
_ heir wiues, oꝛ for any other perfon oꝛ perfons, accoꝛding to their coue= 9
nants and agreements, the recouerers th all ſuch recotteries, their heires,
bolo of the fame manozs, bp reutes, ſeruices, anv ciittorites, for the fato
rents, ſeruices and cuſtomes, being due and’ vnpaied, and make auoweie,
oꝛ iultifie the fame, as thoſe perlons againſt whom the ſaid recouerie 18,
Hould have done , if che ſaid recoueriẽ had not bin had,and —— J |
Recoueries, and falfifying of Recoueries. 293
remedy for the recouering ofthe ſaid rents, fernices, and cuſtomes by a⸗
uowwrie, And alfo thatl haue Quareimpedie foz an Aduowſon appendant Quereimpedie,
toany of the fain manogs,if the fame Aduowſon fall boid, and any diſtur⸗
hance be made, as thole perfons againſt whom the ſaid recoucrics were
had might, 02 ſhould haue hav by the courfeot the common Lato before
thefainrecouerie, ifanp {uch rents, feruices, oꝛ euſtomes had bin deni⸗
ed them, opany luch vifturbance hav bin had in theirtines, TAD Sr4s Sa
Damages Be ort
"2 3Ato fained recouerie had by allent okparties againſt any tenant in Reconerpor
taile, of any lands, tenementes, oꝛ hereditaments, whereof the reuerſi⸗ tanvs entatlen
pitog remainder, at chetime of {uch recovery had, thall he inehe Queene; rruectionisin
B hall bind oꝛ conclude he heires in taile, whether any common voucher ide Ducens.
be had in anpluch fainen recouerie og not. But alter che neath of euery
fuch tenant in taile, again whom any (uch recouerie ſhall be hav, the
heires in taile map enter, haue, andeniop the landes, tenementes, and
hereditaments ſo recouered, accoꝛding to the fopme-of the gifte of in⸗
taile: the ſaidrecouerie or anpother thing to be. hav, Done, oꝛ {uffered,
340.820. any luch tenant it taile to the contrarie notwithdanding.
4 8,20, :
3 The heires ofeuerpfuch tenant int taile, acaintt whom any luch faic The heite tr
ned recouery ſhalbe had al take no aduant age kor anp recompence in ba crue
i Lue againſt the vouchee noꝛ hisheires.34,10.8,20,. in value.
4 But this act ſhal not be pꝛeiudicial to theleitee 02 lettves of any fab Leates by tee
tenant in taile made by wpiting indented,of any lands, tenements 02 here: il —
ditaments foꝛterme of xxi.· yeres, thꝛee liues ox vnder, whereupon the acs —— is
cuftamable rent and rents oꝛ moꝛe, is oꝛ ſhalbe reſerued yerely during the inthe Q.
) | fameterine and termes but the fame leſſee ¢lettees, thal and may haue and
entop bis oꝛtheir terme andtermes therin again the heires of euerp fuck
‘tenant in taile accoꝛding to the tenoz and effect of the ſtatute made 3 2. H.
| 8) 3.4.3D,8,20.S.Leafes 1.2. \
5 § Allrecoueries to be hav 02 profecuten by agreement of the parttes, Recoucries a
oꝛ bp couitagaind any tenants ‘bp curtefie of England, tenants in taile Eivtenmnts.
' after poſſibility ot iſſue extinct, oꝛ ot herwiſe only. foꝛ terme of life oꝛ lives,
oꝛobeſtatesdeterminable vpon life or liues of any Landg,tenements,o he⸗
reditaments whereok the fame particular tenant is oꝛ thal be ſeiſed of any
luch particulareſtate as is afoꝛeſaid. oꝛ againſt anp other; with voucher o⸗
uer of any fitch particular tenant,oz of any hauing, 02 that hav right or ti⸗
tleto any ſuch particuler eſtate 03 tenancp, as is aloreſaid, thallas againſt
fuchperſonor perſons to whom any reuerſion oꝛ remainder therofby force
| _ofanp conuepance oz deuiſe befoze that time had op made, hall, ought, o2
lawkully map appertaine,andagaint their heives and ſucceſlors be vtter⸗
Mt | Ip void. 14; E]t3,8,
f bs § wen ac hal not extend to any perfon oz perfong that — by soy Sistas alee
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Recoueries, and falfifyingof Recoueries? if
good title recouer any Lands; tenements oꝛ hereditaments, without fray
02 cout, by reafon of any former right og title, but all and euery ſuch recos 4
uery and recoueries vpon former rights and titles, ſhal ſtand and be in like
J ui
fogce as thep were before the making of this act. 14. Elss. Dg
Peatinrot, 7 Alu and euery (uchrecouerp and recoueriésto be had oeproſecuteot
Dinintheree anv lands, tenements op herenicaments as ts aloreſaid by theallent¢anvas
manner. · greement ofany perlon oz perlons, to whom any reuertion oe remainder
thereof,chen ſhall o2 ought to appertaine, (ſo that the fame aſſent and a⸗
greement Do appeare of record in any of the Q. Courts gc.) ſhall ſtande in
like ſtrength, and of like effect, againſt {uch perſon and perfons that thal fo
allene e agree, theit heires aun {uccelfogs,as thep were befone the making
OF inate TEU S.i6 vc lotd lar ad oosiod sdhromulnor se aid 4
Tenant for ¶8Ik any perlons do make leales of their Landes ; tenements, 07 other
fiicarecouery Deveditaments,bp Fnvencures op without waitings, toother perfors fog
Dit therg. Lermtoot peres,tfatter the fametellogs,chete heires oy alſignes do caute op
uecfion, lutker recoueries to be hav againechem in she Q. oꝛ in añy other Lopped
Court.vpon lained and vntrue ticle; by craft and couintopuerhefat ter⸗
i028 Front the termes all ſuch termoz ſhall andmay fallifie for histerme
onely ſuch recouerie, in ſuch wife ann koꝛme, as a tenant ofa freeholdſhal
ho aNd Map Boby the courſe ot the Common law; wherefachtenanc offrees fj
vio hold was neither priuie noꝛ partie to che fame rerouety. And thefameters ·
wmoꝛs,their erecutozs andallignes hotwithitahning ſuch recsuety foba, |
hall enioy retaine an dhold thei fad termes actording to their fait Leas |
Les againit allſuch recouerers their heires anv allignes.: And the ſaid reca⸗
uerers theit heires x allignes, after luch recouery fo ha hal haue like re⸗
medy againltthe fair cermogs,theit executors ¢-alligns, bp auowꝛy oꝛ ace
tion of debt, kor the rents and leruices teſerued vpon the lame leaſes being
due alter the ſame recoueries: g allo like actions again thẽ kor waſt done
after the lame recoueries ſs had, in like maner and korme as the ſaidleß
{ozs ſhould oꝛ might haue hav, ifthe fame recoueries hav neuer binhad,2T,
3 22° D.BTs.Glouce En iene Oot te cag wees) ome ID ae
No ttatute ꝛ 9. Po Statute ofthe Deaple, Natute Marchant noꝛ execution byElea
faite anoinen git, Chall be auoided by mednesof anp luch kained vecoucrp, butall pers |
beanptained ſons hauing any landes, tenementes oꝛ other hereditaments in exrcu⸗
BION, tom; 02 being intiewlen to haue executiou of any landes oꝛ tenements —
by any (uch meanes thall haue like remedy to auoide and falfifie the |
—* bance ib before is pꝛouided for che leſſee fax terme of veres. L.
en. 8e WC Cs Wes Bee Corns te a ae ———
~Y What fines for alienationvpon writs of Entrie, ſued vpon common
Recoueries fhalbe paied.S.Villesßsßss. 7
2 Where a woman hall forf, her eftate, for fuffering afained Recoues
rie againfther , of land which the holdeth in dower,for life, intaile, &c.
S.Woinen '¥, 233.499 <0 Fin : +P
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3 ForRecoueries and deedes inrolled 4 in ———— See Wo
men eights
4! — ——— thinges whereupon Recourie are tobe futfered —
inrollediS.Fines 19. XC. 29.&¢,
.g) Forfuffering ofrecoiteries of landesin Walesand the * * os
ieee wes 21. 225 ¢
dasutnc: you ic ‘Recufaitsi>3 £0,8/.29
ARuery often aboue the’ age ok xvi. peeress; which Bail not ——— £0 Repatrme to
ome: Church, Chappell oꝛ bfuall place of Common pzaier; but fogs the Church.
7——— fame, contrarie to the tenour of a Statute mane inthe firſt pere
pf her Maieſties Raigne, for bniformicy of Common: prater yiand being
thereoflawfully conutcten, thal forfait to the Queene: for euery Monech
Vdhich he oe the thal fo forbeare xx pound. And quer and beſides the fain fogs ··
faitures euery perfor fo foꝛbearing bp the ſpace of twelue Monethes cza
aloꝛeſaid ſhallfor his oz theit obEinacte (after certificatthereot in wate
ting madetuto the Rings Bench, by che Drdinavie of the Diocelle,'a Ju⸗
ſtice of Alife and gaole Delivery ,. 02:4 Juſtice of Peace of. the Countie > ae
where ſuch offendoz ſhall dwell op be ) be bound withtwo ſufficient ſuerꝛ· ·
ties inthe ſumme of CC. poundes at the leatt, tothe good behauiour, and 3
foto continue bound, vntill {uch cime as the perſons ſo bound doe colle
NH fogine themfelues,and come tothe Church, according to the true meaning
ofthe ſaid ſtatute made inthe — —— —
if “Sacraments 5, gt .
22° BF any perſon oꝛ — poies — 6 compayate, thal Reeve Sthoolmaſter.
0 maintaine any Schoolematter, which hall not repaive to Church; as
is aforelain, 02 be allowen bythe Withop oꝛ Dgvinary of the Dioeede,
where (uch Schoolematter ſhallbe lo kept, thall fopfait fox euerp Mo⸗
neth ſo keeping him x. pounds.( Pꝛouided that no {uch Davinary ov their
MWMiniller, hall take any thing torthe ſaid atiowance, ) And{uch Schools.
| Matter oz teacher, pꝛeſuming to teach contrarie to this Act; and being
thereot {awfully conuicted, thall be diſabled to bee a teacher of youth,
= eo fuffer inprifonment without bayle oꝛ mainpꝛiſe, koꝛ one pere,
'23,Cliz,1.
; 3 Cuerp perfor, which vlually on the Sunday, ſhal haue in his oꝛ her Serntee tna
‘houte, the diuine feruice which is efablithen by the law in this Realme, } Haute peas
aun be thereat himſelle orz her felfe, vlually oꝛ most commonty wrefent aa”
+ thallnoc obfinately refule to come to Church,anv thereto doe as ts.afoze-
“fain: Ano ſhall alfo 4.times in che pere at the leatt be prefent at the diuine
leruice tn the Church of the arith, where he op the hall be reſident, oz in
fone other open common Church oz ſuch Chappel of cale,halnotincurre
anp paineor penalty — by — not repairingto the Church.
Wee ss ee To what ble
4 Bib oy taicures of anp duumes of money limited bp this ne > Botan,
rs
he: Recufants. i 9
fhall bedeuided in thꝛee equall partes, whereof one third part ſhall beto
the Queene to her owne vle,oue other third part, to the Queene koz relieke
ofthe poorein the pariſh where the offence thathe conunitted,td be deliue⸗
red by warrant ofthe principall Officers inthe Receit ofthe Elchequer,
Mithout further warrant krom her Maieltie, eche other third part to ſuch
perfon as will {ue for the fame in anp Court of Recoꝛd, by action, 1.79.02 |
Jin which luit no E. I. 02 TH, thall be allowed, And euery perfor which
fhall fop fait any ſummes of money bp vertue of this Act, and fhalnot be a⸗
ble,o2 ſhal faile to pap the fame within thꝛee moneths after. Jungement
thereof given, thalbe committed te priſon, there to rematne vntill he hath
pated the fain ſummes oꝛ conformen himlelfeto.go tothe Church, ethere jf
do as is aldꝛeſaidi 1Eliʒ 2 oo icles oa ine a
oe S5 Euery grant, conueiance, bond, iungement, and execution, had o
Cauntorf, made, fitherice the beginningot this Selſion of Parliament, oꝛ herealter
to be had op made, oftouenous purpoſe to defraud any intereſt xight, oꝛ tie
tie, that may oꝛ ought to grow to the Queene, oꝛto anyother perfon bp}
See Kome⸗ meane of any conuirtion, oꝛiundgement byvertue of this ſtatute o2 of the My
ge. “* fatute of 13. Eliʒ 2. Hall be, and be iudged to be vtterly void again€ they)
| Queene and acai lich as ſhall ſue for anp part of thefain penalties wn Wy
forine afojefite,2 1B et, diet seen 0
a suilty perfor "6" Cuery perlon guilty of any offenceagaint this acute, other then
Dinnlelte, 5 Crealortand miſpriſion ok Creafon, which thall before he be thereof ine ly
ddicted, oꝛ at his arraignment o2 triall bekoꝛe indgement, ſubmit and cone)
ST CSS Foame himſlelle bekore the Biſhop of the Dioces there he thalbe reſident,
©} befoxe the Juſtices where he ſhalbe indictey,arraiqued,oz tries (hauingy yy
noc before made like ſubmiſſion at amp his trial being indicted fo2 his firſt
{ike offence) Hal vpon his recognition of {uch ſubmiſſidn inopen Alliſes oꝛ
Sellions ofthe Countie where ſüch perfor thall be refivent, Be diſchat⸗
See Rone 7.3- gon ofall and euctp the laid offences again this Act Cercepe Treaſon
and miſpꝛiſion of Creafon )andot all panes anv forfaitures for the fa
OS Ghisayoe ss)! ed Oe Het Mies ute) Teal
— eh 7 Pꝛouided, that neitheir this Gcte, nor anp thing therein contay⸗
centris ned, hall extende to take awap, o2 abridge the auchopitie o iuvifoietie |)
aon ot the Ecdleſiaſticall cenfures, for any cauſe oꝛ matter. But thatthe |)
Archbilhops and Bilhops, and other Eccleliaſticall Judges may doe
avid procerd, as befoze the makingok this Act they lawlully did, op might
haue done: anything in this Act tothe contrarie notwithſltanding. 23.
Elizab. J. — f
Sereda 8Euery feoffement, wife, graunt, conveyance, alienation, eftate,
ganktheD, leale, inctumbrance, and lintitation of vſe, of, op out of any landes, tenes
mentes op hereditamentes whatfoeuer , han oꝛ made at anp time finee |
the beginning of the Queenes Watetties raigne, oz at any time. heres
after to be Had op Mave, by any perlonatwhich hath not repaired, a
Recufants, 285
not repaire to ſome Church, Chappeil,oz vſual place of common ppaicr,
but hath foꝛborne, oꝛ Mall foꝛbeare the fame, contrarie to the tenoꝛ of the
ain Statute ( of Anno 23,€1i3,1.) and whichis oꝛ thall be reuocable at
‘the plealure of fuch oſfendor, oꝛ in anp wife directly oꝛ indirectly meant
32 intended , to, 02 fo2 the bebhoofe, relicfe, oꝛ maintenance, opat the diſ⸗
yoficion of any fuch offendop, oz wherewith, oꝛ whereby , 02 in confives
ration twhereof , fuch offendoz on his familie hall be maintained, relies
yep, op kept, hall be deemed and taken to be vtterlp voide and fruffrate,
wagaint the Queenes Maieltie, koꝛ, oꝛ concerning theleuping and pap⸗
ng of ſuch fumes of money, asany {uch perfon by the Lawes 02 Star
Zutes of the Realine alreadie made, ought topay oꝛ forfate foꝛ not come
ning oz repairing to anp Church, Chappell; o2 vſuall place of Com⸗
non praicr , 02 £02 ſaying, bearing , 02 being at anp (Balle , and ſhall
fo be ſeiſed and had, to, and for her Maielties vle anv behooke, as heres
fter inthis Act is mencioned: any pretence, colour, fained conſidera⸗
pion, 07 expꝛeſſiug of any vſe, to the contrarie notwit hltanding. 29.
Euerie conuiction hereafter for anp offence bekoꝛe mencioned, ennictiens in
all be in the Court commouly called the Kinges Bench, oꝛ atthe AE thew. Bency
ites; 02 generau Gale deliuerie anv not elle where, and thall from Sse Dele
he Juſtices before whom the Recopd of {uch conuiction fhallremaine,be
Mitreated and certifien into the Court of Eſchequer, befoꝛe the end of the
Terme next enluing after euery {uch conutction, tn {uch conuenient cers
dintic, as the Court of Eſchequer may thereupon award out pꝛoces fog
tifure ofthe landes and goods of euery {uch offendoꝛ as hath not pater
Heit foꝛtaitures, according tothe Lawes and ſtatutes in {uch cafes pꝛo⸗
J
ided 29.Elizsßß. |
+ 10° Cuerptuch offendoꝛ in not repairing to divine feruice, but koꝛbea⸗ At what time
inig the lame contrary to the fain ſtatute (of An.23. Cliz.1.)ashath bin Bienmen be
" jevetofoze conuitted of fuch offence,and bath not mave ſubmiſſion and bin paied·
onfopmable accoꝛding to che truc meaning of the ſaid facut thall wit hout
ny otherindictment op conuiction, pap tntothe recett of the fain Eſche⸗
juct,all ſuch ſummes of monep,as, accopping to the rate of xx.li.ſoꝛ eucrp
oneth fince the fame condiction , doe pet remaine vnpaied, in fourme as
jeveafter enſueth· Chat is co fap the one moitie thereof before the end of
be nert-Crinitie cerme,ann che other moitp thereof before the end of the
let Hillary terme, oꝛ at anp (uch other times, a3 by the Lord Crealus
er, Chanceller andchiefe Baron of the Elchequer op any two of them,
ball bp compoficion vpor good band and ſuertie taken, be limitted, before
he end ofthe (cio neve Trinitie terme, if any fuch compofition hall
pappentobe. Bad thal! atſo in cuerp Calter anv Wichaclmas terme, one
ill ſuchtime asthe ſame perſon doe make ſubmiſſion and be conformeas
he according tothe true weaning ofthe fain ſtatute, Pale imathe ſayd
‘ recels
rte ae
Reeufants., #1 ae
recett ofthe Cichequer,rrsti foxeutre monet h twhich.hallincurreinalt
that meane time. 29. Eliz ß. oh ce anaes) digas
£X.liamoneth > 11 Cuery {uch offender in not cepatrina’to diuine feruice, but forb
sn twichont fie. Let the fame, contrarie to the ſaid ſtatute as hereafter fhall fortune
cher inptctinet, thereofonce conuicted, ſhall in {uch of the termes of Cater-ana Dic
malle, as thalbe next after fuch conuictionspapamto the ſaid receit-of Cf
chequer; after the rate of xx. pounds foꝛeuery moneth, which: ſhall be,
conteined tn the imictment, whereupon {uch conuieionhalbe; And thal
allo kor euery moneth after (uch conuictlon mitheutany orberinpicensent,
oꝛ conuiction, pay into the receit of the Eſchequer atozefaidat two times
inthe vere, that is today, in euery Eaſtor terme and Mic haelmas terme
as much,.as then ſhall remaine vnpaid, alter therete ol twentie paumdes
fo? euerie moneth alter luc conuictien: And it gelault hall be made in
any part of anie payment atorelaid contrarie co the fourme herein befcne
Fe peoets. limited, Then and fo-otten the Queenes Pairiktes. Gnd and may bp D206) J;
rhe (anos ana celleout of the farm Elebequer, take ·ſeile and enion BH the goods and cup,
Wey paeh Pactesafwell ofall che lands, tenements, and hereditaments , leales aaa
natrr. li.ame. fatmesof (uch uffediver; Asof all other the lanvessteuements, and here⸗
Eueene, Ditaiments (tablets fuck foiftve,¢2 covbe menaletes atepelaid- by. rhe: Crug
" Meaningof this act, Leaning che chird part onelp of eho tame lands, tong
ments and herevitamentes; leales anv faenesy to and {07 the, mainte
nance and reliefe ofthe fame aittnden, his wibe, chilpeen ana familie,
29. Eliz.6, lordae) i wont de} yw syRe gain 2a oe
The indictmeẽt 12 Che Indietment ot euery fach oifenvad) Inenctomian thesos cam
ttbenot meres, ming of fuch offender,to the Church ofthe pariih wibere ſuchperſon at anally
oned thatthe time before ſuth indicement was eꝛ nit: keepehouſeor reſidence noꝛr 0 al |
Pee np other Church, Chappell, oꝛ bfuatt place of Common ypaters, alk hee |
theReatme, ſulkicient im the law. Ano it chall not be needtil tomctivignat any ſuch ite)
oe > “pictments chat the partie offender was; oꝛ is inhabiting vwaithin this
Keliele tothe Ale of England, oꝛ any other the Muerues Dominions, But il it hall
indicted, not happen any ſuch offenderthennot tobe within this Realme oꝛother her |
chetealines Maieſties Domintons, infuch cafethe party Malberelieued bp plea;tobe: :
put in that behalfe and not otherwile.29 El.6. Woes ie One ie i
A preclamatis » 13 ‘nb opon theinpictmsene of Gaelsoften dey. 6 endl ansation Galea) |
inatcrey hail. made at the {ante Alliſes og Gaote deliuerie in-which the Tinbiconene hi
yeela bis boote ſhall be taken ( ifthe fame be taken-aganp Aſſiſe 02 Gaole deliueric) bY
rocht erite. which it thalbe commaunder; that che bodie of Cuch offender thallbe rene
Deed co che Sherife of che fame Countie before the laid next Alſiſes O ge⸗
nerall gaole deliuerie to be holden in the fame. Countie. And it at the ſaid
nert Gilifes oꝛ Gaole deliuerie, the ſame offender ſo pzoclaimed ſholl NOR
make apparance of record, chen vpon ſuch defaule recorded, the ſgme ſhall
he as fufficient conutccion tn Law okthe laid offence; wherect the partie
fo ſtandeth indicted ag is afogelain,as ifvpon che ſame indictment, a “et |
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Recufants, 296
bp bervict thereupon had proceeded and bin recoaded. 290,C1,.6, |
14 Pꝛouided alwates ,chat whenloeuer ain uch offenver as is afore: The olfender
Sain, hal make ſubmiſſion x become conformable, according to the forine Mbmitting,o9
limitenby the fain tatute made (An 23. Ell i) 02 hall fortune to die, chat deins.
wen no forfaicure of rr.ti, for any morcth,o2 ſeiſure ofthe landsof che fame
oftender, from andiafter ſuch fubmiffion ¢ ton for mitp.or death, and ful la⸗
ilfactionofall the arrerages ofxx. li. monethly before ſiich ſeiſure Bue, oz
sapable; ſhall enſue oꝛ be continued againſt ſuch offender, ſo long as the
ame perſon all continue in comming to diuine ſeruice accozding to the
Intent ofthe fain eſtatute.ro. Elis.
15 It ſhall and may be lawful te efor the Lazv Treaſorer of Englãd, The third part
Chancellerg chieke Baron ofthe Efchequer fox the time being,op two of Hears
hom, Co alſigne and difpole ofthe fullthird parce of the rr lt. for euerie tothe poore.
noneth, paid, oꝛ ta be pain into the receit of the Clchequer,asisafopefain,
oz the reliele and maintenance afwel of the poope,and of the houſes of coꝛ⸗
ection as of {impotent and maymed Soldiers ; asthe ſame Loꝛd Crealoe
er, Chancelierandchiete Baron, oz any twoofthent, Mall order oy ape
doint. diy thinginthe laid ſtatute made An, 23,113. 1 wmencioned to the
antrarie, in any wife not withſtanding. 29. El. 6. See ..
M16 Oronivenalwaies;chat this Act oꝛ anprhing therin contained, ſhal Aturances
Phot. inany wile ertend ox be contrnen to make void, op impeach any grant Mayen A
Oz Leale berecofoze made bona fides without frau oꝛ touune, whereupon
Hh peerelprentionpayment is reſerited or patablesoz any graunt op Leale
reatter to he made bona fide, without fraud o2rcouine, whereupon the
Iccuſtomed perelp vent oz more, halve reſerued, op anp other conuctante,
Aſſurance, 02 alliqnement., whatloener heretofore made, bona fide, vpon
Koon confineration and without fraud oꝛ couin, which is not, oꝛ Hal noche
feftocableat che pleafure of fuch oſffender, otherwiſe chettto giue benefit oz -
title to her Wateity her heires and {ucceflors,to hatie, perceiue, anv enioy
Achrents ¢ paiments, during the continuance of {uch Leale or grant, ace
) rogding to the true meaningok this Act, 29. El.6. i
+) 17 Chis Acc Halt uot in any wile ertende, oy be conſtrued to conti: Cae
nue anpletiure, of any landes oꝛ tenements, of fich offender, in her Ma⸗ fender bath
| tefites bande, op inthe handsof her heires oz (uccelloge, after the laid ol⸗ ehare but
endors death, which lands oz tenements he ſhall haue op be ſeiſed of, one: :
pion ee of hislife,ogin the right ol his wike: Any thing in this Act ¢c,
29. Eliz.6. — i
18 SE any perfor oa perlons; abote the aveofrot, peres, which ſhall
Vbitinately refule to repaire taſome Church. Chappell, oꝛ vſuall place of
ommon praict,toheare diuine ſeriuce efablithes by her Maielties lawes
mdſtatutes in that bebalfe made, and fall korbeare to doe the ſame by
» che fpace ofa moneth next after without lawful cauſe, Shall at any cime
alter clvates next alter the end of this Sellion af Parliament — ss
unen pie
@ Reculant
perſuading o-
ther co tit:
pugnethe M,
ecclefatticall
tales,
allurement of any other, willingly toine in,o2 be pꝛeſent at any fuch allem
An ofkender
— nt as aforeſaid, ſhall not within thꝛee moneths, next after they ſhall be cons
abrure the
Reale,
*
Recuſams. tr
Aprilis An.Dom.1 59 3.)bp printing, writing, og expꝛeſſe words op {yeas
ches, aduiſedly arid purpoſely practife, 62 goe about to mooue op yerſwade
anp of her Maiellies ſubiects oꝛ any other within her Highneſſe Realmes
02 Dominions, to denie, withtand and impunne her Maieſties power and’
authopitie, in caufes Eccleſiaſticall, vnited and annered to the imperiall
Crowneofthis Realme,o to that end oꝛpurpoſe, Hall aduiſedly and mar
lictoufly mooueor perſwade any other perfon wharfoeuer , to forbeare op)
abſtaine fromcomming to Church, co heare divine {eruice, 02 to recetue
the Communion accopding to her Maieſties Lawes and Statutes afoger
ſaid, oꝛto cometo,oz to be pꝛeſent at any onlawfull aſſemblies conuentt
cles oꝛ meetings, onder colour; oꝛ pretence of any erercife of religion come
trarie to her Maieſties fain Lames and Statutes: op ikany perſon oꝛ pers
fons which ſhall obſtinately refule to repaire co fame Church, Chappelop
vſuall place of Common paier, ana hall foꝛbeare by the (pace of amos
neth to heave diuine {eruice,asis afoꝛeſaid, thall after the ſaid fortie daie⸗
either of him, oꝛ themfelues, 02 bythe motion, perfwafion,tnticement, 0
Hlies ,conuenticlesoz meetings, under colour oꝛ pretence of anp (uch exer⸗
rife of religion, contrarie tothe Lawes anv Sratutes of this Realme a
is afozefotn: Chen euery {uch perfon,fo offending as afozelatn, and bert
thereoflawfully conutcted,fhall be committed to prifon,chere to remaite
without baile oz mainpriſle, vntillthey ſhall conkoꝛme and peeld theme
felues te come to fome Church, Chappell, o2 vſuall place of Commony .
prater,and heare divine feruice according to her Maieſties Lawes and fa
tutes afozelain , and to. make fuch open ſubmiſſion and declaration of)
their fain confozmitie, as hereafter inthis Act is peclared and appointed)
5-Clt ele a |
: 19 3 Fany fuch perfor or perſons, which thall offend againſt this Act)
uicted for their fai offence, conkoꝛme themfelues to the obedience of the)
Lawes and Statutes ofthis Realme in comming to the Church to heare
Diuine feruice, andin making fuch publique confellton and ſubmiſſion,
as hereafter inthis Act is appointed and expreſſed, being thereunto requi⸗
rev by che Bithop of the Diocefle, op anp Juſtice ofthe peace inthe Couns
tie where the fame perfon Hall happento be, oꝛ bp the Minilter oꝛ Cur
rate of the arith: In euerp fuch cafe, every {uchoftender being thereun⸗
fo warned 02 required by anp Juſtice ofthe peace of chefame Countie,
where fuch offenders thall then be, hall vpon his oꝛ their cogpozall oath, 9
before the Juſtices ofthe peace in the opetsquarter Seſſions of the fame
Countie, og at the Altiies and Gaole delivery ofthe ſame County, befoze
the Wulttces of the fame Allies and Gaole deliuerie, Abiure this Realme
of England,ano all otherthe Queenes Waietties dominions for cuer, vn⸗
leſſe ber Maieltie ſhall licence the partie to returne: Aud ei 9—
epart
—
Recufants. ; 207
“ pepart out of this Realme, at ſuch Hauen oꝛ Poꝛt and wichin fuch time
as thallinthat behalke, be aligned ¢ appointen by the ſaid Juſtices, be⸗
| fore whom ſuch Abiuration thall be mave , vnlelſe the fame offendoz be
Letted 02 ſtayed by fuch lawfull and reafonable meanes oꝛ caules, as by
the common Lawes of this Reale are permitted and allowenin cafes of
| abiuration fo2 Felonie. And in ſuch cafes of let oꝛ Rap, chen within luch
reafonable and conuenient time after, ag the common Law requtreth tn
caleof abiuration foꝛ JFelonic,asis aloꝛeſaid. And the Juſtices of peace
before whom any ſuch Abiuration thall happen to be made , as is afoze-
‘fain, hall cauſe the lame prefently to be entred of Record before them,
and fhall cercifie the fame to the Juſtices of Aſſiſes and Gaole deliucric
‘ofthe (ato Countte at the nerve Aſſiſes 02 Gaole deliuerte to be holden in
the fame Countie : And if any {uch offendop , which by the tenour and in?
tent of this Act, isto be Abiured, as is afopefaty,thall refule to make ſuch Refuling to ab⸗
Abiuration, as is akoꝛeſaid, 02 after {uch Abiuration made, fhallnot woe fine or ete
to {uch Dauen, and within uch time as is before appointed , and from ning withour
thence depart out of this Realme, according to this preſent Act oz after lceñce.
fuch bis departure Hall returne, oꝛ come againe into anp her Maieſties
Realmesor Dominions , without her Watelties (peciall licence in that
Jhehalle firk had and obtained : Chenin euery {uch cafe the perfon fo of:
kending, ſhall be adiudged a Felon, and {uffer as in cafe of kelonie without
henefit of Clergie. 35. El. 1. |
J 20 Jfanp perlſon oꝛ perfons, that thall at any time hereafter offend Open ſubmiſ⸗
Jagainſt this Acc, hall before he oꝛ they be fo warned, oꝛ requiredto make fon.
WAbiuration according tothe tenour of this Ace, repaire to fome arith
Church, on ſome Sunday 02 other Feſtiuall day, and then and there heave
Divine Seruice, and at ſeruice time before the Sermon, o2 reading of the
| Goſpell, make publique and open (ubmiffion and declaration of bis and
) their confopmitic to her Maieſties Lawes and Statutes, as hereafterm »
| this Act isdeclared ¢ appointed: Chen the fame offendoz thall thereupon
be cleerely difcharged,of,and from all anb euery the penalttes and puniſh⸗
ments , inflicted o2 impofed by this Acc, fo any of the offences afozefaiv,
The lame Submillion to be made as hereafter follomech : that ts to fay, :
JIA.B. doe humbly confelle , and acknowledge that J haue greeuouſly The fourmeot
(offended God, incontemning her Waietties godiy and Latefull gouern- tde womtttion,
ment and authoritie, by abſenting my felfe from Church, and from hea
Wine divine ſeruice, contrarie to the godly Lawes and Statutes of thys
Reale, and in vſing anv frequenting diſordered and vnlawkull conuen⸗
| ticles and aſſemblies, onder pꝛetence and colour oferercife of Religion:
And F aim hartelp ſoꝛie for che fame , and doe acknowledge and teftifie in
~ mp Conttience , chat none other perfon hath, oꝛ ought to have any power
oꝛ authoꝛitie ouer her Maieſtie: And J doe promife and pꝛoteſt, without
anmy diſſimulation, o2 any colour oꝛ meanes of anp difpenfation, that front
it Qqu hence⸗
Recufants. Bs
hencekoorth J will from time to time, obey and perloꝛme her Watetties —
Lawes and Statutes, in repairing to the Church, and heaving Diuine
{eruice,and doe mine vttermoſt indeuour tomaintaine ¢ defend the ſame.
And euery Winifter op Curate ofeuerpparith where fuchfubmiffionany —
declaration of conformitie (hall hereafter be fomane , bp any fuchoffene —
Che fusmim dour, as akoꝛeſaid, ſhall pꝛeſently enter the fame into a Booke, to be keys
onenteeD inte in euery arith for that purpole, And within tenne dayes next following,
{hall curtitic che fame in wyiting to the Biſhop ofthe Dioces, 35,11,
21 Prouiden neuerthelelle that if any {uch offendop, after fuch fube
Theokeroos miſfion mane as is afopfaid, (hall afterwards fall into relaple, 02 efts
foones obftinately refule to repatre tofome Church, Chappell,o2 vſuall
place of Common prayer, toheare Diuine feruice, and thall foxbeare the
faine ag is afozefain, oꝛ fhall come, oꝛ be prefent at any {uch affemblies,
conttenticles ,o2 meetings, vnder colour oz pretence of any erercife of |
Religion, contravieto her Waietties Lawes and Statutes : Chenenerp |
fuch offendour ſhall looſe all fuch benefit, as he, o2 he might otherwife |
by bertucofthis Act haue, oꝛ inioy by reafow of cheir ſaid ſubmſiſſion, and
{hall thereupon ſtand and remaine in fuch plight, condition , and: de⸗
gree, to all intents, as though {uch Submiffion had neuer bin mave, |
3 5. El.2.
Reepinga Ree 22 dE any perſonoꝛ perfons, hall at any time hereafter relieue, main
enfant inhoute taine,retaine ,o2 keepe it bis o2 their boule, oꝛ otherwile, any perſo
oe which thall obftinately refule to come to fome Church, Chapel , op
vſuali place of Common prayer, to heare Diuine feruiceand thall foys
beare the fame by the pace of a Moneth together, contraric tot’ » Lawes
any Statutes of this Realme : Chen euery perfon which he Lio relieue,
maintaine, retaine, oꝛ keepe any {uch perfon offending as afoꝛeſaid, after)
notice thereof to him oꝛ them giuen by the Oꝛdinarie of the Diocefle, |
oꝛ any Juſtice of Alliſes of the circuite ,o2anp Juſtice of peace of the
Countie, oz the Miniſter, Curate, og Churchwardens of the pariſh
where fuch perfon hall then be ,o2 by any of them , fall fopfate to the
Queenes Waiettie for euery perfon fo relieucd, maintained, retained, ogy
kept , after {uch notice as akoꝛeſaid, x. poundes for eucrp Moneth that
he op they thall ſo relieue, maintaine, retaine, o2 keepe any (uch perſon ſo
offending, 3 5. El. 1. et: He,
yat lozt of 23 Pꝛouided neuerthelelle, chat this Act thatl notin anp wwifeertend in,
Recufants may topunith op impeach any perfor oz perfons foꝛ relicuing , maintaining, By,
oan >P? pg keeping his op their wife, father, mother, childe, oꝛ chilogen, wardes,
procher , 2 fitter oz his wines father oz mother , not hauing any cers
ecine place of habitation of theit owne, 02 the huſbandes 02 wiues of
anp okthem, oꝛ koꝛ relieuing, maintaining, oꝛ keepingany {uch perſon, ac
(hall be committed by authoritie to the cuſtodie of any bp whom they
Hall be fo selicued,maintained, 0 kept sanp thing in this Act tothe con:
€: | trarit
a Recufants. 298
trarie notwithſtanding. 35.Ch1.
24 All and euery the paines, duties, forfattures, and payments, which wot, where
at any time hereafter ſhall accrue, grow, op be papable bp vertue of this Arai euutes
Act 07 ofthe Statute made Anno 23,€lis,concerning Recuſants, Hall re,
and map be recovered and leuied to her Maieſties vſe by Action of debt,
| Bill, laine, Inkoꝛmation,oꝛ otherwile, in any of the Courts commonly
| galled the Rings Bench, Common plecs, o2 Eſchequer, in fuch ſoꝛt, and
in all refpects, as bp the opdinarie courfe of che Common lawes of this
Realme , any other debt oue by any {uch perfon , in any other cafe, ſhould
oꝛ may berecouceed,o2 levied, wherein no E. 43.02 CA, hall be admitted
pzallowed. 3 5.€1,1,
BH 25 Prouiden alwaies, thatthe chird part of the penalties to be had The thics pare
Hp receiued bp bertueof this Act, Mall be implopen and bettowe to luch tice suplosey.
good andcharitable vſes, and in {uch maner and forme as is limitted and
spain the Statute made Anno 28, Chis, touching Recufants,
® 35:NVLT, O15,
H 26 Pꝛouided that no Popich Reculant,op Feme couert Mall be com⸗ evi Reew-
i pelled o2 bound to Abiure,by vertue of this Act. 35. El. 1. wert,
J 27 Pꝛouided allo, that euery perfor chat thall Abiure by force of this o 1. kortaiture
Act, op refule to Abiure, being chereunto required, as afozelaid, thall fop= of him which
WW fait and {ole to her Maieltie all his goods anvchattels fox euer : And thal Mes h.
IW further lofe all his {ands,tenements, and hereditaments, for, and during ture.
the lifeonelp of fuchoffendour, and no longer, Anv the wifeofany offens —
i” Dour by force of this Act , ſhall not loofe her dower : Noꝛ anp corruption
Jot blood {hall grow,oꝛ be, by reafon of any offence mencioned inthis Acts
i) Dut that the beire of euery {uch offendor by force of this Act, Hall anv
| Say after the death of euery offendour , haue and enioy the landes, tenes
if shents, and hereditaments of fuch offendour ,as if this Act had not bin
P| Made. 35. El. 1. 39,€1,18, Chis Act ſhall continue vntill che end of
| | Che neve Parliament.
') 28 Cuerp perfon aboue the age of rot, peres, borne within anp the Oa can Hae
4) Ducenes Waiekties Dominions, oꝛ made Denizen, being a Popiſh Re- mutt repairera
/Cufant ,andbefoxe theend of this Seflion of Parliament conutctedfop be bivicoana
) Hot repairing tofome Church, Chappell,oꝛ bluall place of Common pꝛai⸗ doug v.mies.
er,to heave diuine Seruice there, but forbearing the fame contrarie to the
tenour of the Latwes ann Socacutes heretofore made and prourved in that
) bebalfe , and hauing any certein place of dwelling and abode within this
)) Realme , Shall within fortiedaics nert after che envof this Seflion of
) Parliament (being 10.Aprilis,; Añ Dñi 1593.) (ifthey be within this
Realme, and not reſtrained oz (taped, either by impzifonment,o2 by her -
© | Datetties commaundement, o2 by any opder and directionof fome fire oz
moꝛe ofthe prinie Counfell or bp fuch ſickneſſe, o2 infirmitie of bodp, as
chey Hall noc be able to trauell without imminent panger of life; and in
‘1 Qy 2 ſuch
- of uch impyifonment , 02 reftratnt,and ſhall be able totrauell) repatveta
Reenlants
which Hall
be heveatter
conuicted.
Recuſants.
{uch cafes of abſence out of the Realme, reſtraint or fap , hen within .
rr daies next after thep (hall returne inte the Realme, and be enlargen —
their place of dwelling , where they vfuallp heretofore made their come —
mon abode , and ſhall not at anp time after palle op remoue aboue fue
miles from thence, 3 5.C1,2. | ——
29 Euery perfon being aboue the age of rbi.peres, bogne within any —
her Waielties Reales og Dominions, o2 made Deniserandhauing,oz
which hereafter thall haue any certein place of dwelling and abode within
this Realme , which being chen a Popiſh Kecuſant, hall at any time
hereafter be lawfully conutcted fo2 not repatring to fome Church, Chap⸗
pell,oz vſuall place of Common prayer to heave diuine Seruice there, but
korbearing the fame contrarie to the fai Lawes and Statutes,and being
Within this Realme at the time that they hall be conuictes,Shallwithia |
xl.daies nert after thefame conuiction (ifthep be not reftrained oꝛ fated
by impzifonment oꝛ otherwife, as ts afogelatd, ann in fuch cafes of re⸗
ſtraint and fay, then within xx. daies next after thep hall be enlarnev ot)
{uch impaifonment, op rettraint, and hall be able to trauell )repatre to |}
- their place of uluall welling € abode, and ſhall not at any time after, paſſe
@ Reenfane
not hauing
any certett
place of abone,
oꝛ remoue abouc fine miles from thence, vpon patne that euerp perfor € fl
perfons that thall offend againſt the tenour and intent ok this Act, in anp ji
thing before mencioned, ſhall looſe and fogf, all his and their goods anv \])
chattels, and thall alfa forfaic to the Queenes Waiettie, all the lands, jk
tenements, and hereditaments, and all che rents and annuities of eucrp he)
pad alge ſo doing o2 offending, During the life of the fame offendour,
35, C12, F vi
30. Cuerp perfon aboue the are of xvi. peeres, boꝛne within any heey}
Watetties Dominions, not hauing any certein place of dwelling ¢ above |} |
Within this Realme, and being a Popiſh Recufant not vſually repairing!
to fome Church, Chappell,o2 vſuall place of Common prayer, but foꝛbea⸗
ring the ſame contrarie to the fame Lawes and Statutes in that bebalfe!
made, (hall within fortie Dates next after the end of this Seſſion of Par⸗
liament (tf thep be then within this Realme, and not impzifoned, re⸗
ſtrained, oz ſtayed as aloreſaid, and in {uch cafe of abfence out of the Res |!
aline, imprifomment, reſtraint, oꝛ ſtay, then within twentie daies next at⸗
ter they Hall returne into the Realme, and be enlarged of ſuch impri⸗ 9
fonment , 02 veftraint and fhall be able co trauell) repaire to the place
where fuch perfon was bone, op where the Father 02 Bother of fuch
perſon hall then be dwelling, and hail not at anp time after remoue oꝰ
palle aboue fiue miles from thence, vpon paine that euerp perfon any g )
perfons which thall offend againt the tenour anv intent of this Act in
anie thing bekoꝛe mencioncd , thallloofe anv forfait all his and cheie 9
goodes and chactels, and thall alfo foafaicta che Queenes Waieltie all
Recufants, 299
| thelandes, tenements, and hereditaments, and all the rents and annui⸗
ties of euerp {uch perlon fo doing ozoflending, During the life of the fame
op bp any other cuſtomarie tenure at the will of the Lord, accopving ta
the cuffome of any manoꝛ, ſhall forfatt all and ſinguler his anv their (ain
landes, tenements, and hereditaments fo holden by copie of Court role
op cullomarie tenure a3 afozefatd, fox and during the life of (uch offendo2
(if bis 02 her eftate fo long continue ) tothe Log, o2 Loꝛds of whom the
Mame bin immediatly Holden ,tfthe fame Loꝛd op Loꝛdes be net then «
Popiſh Reculane , and conuicted foz wot comming to Church to heare
Dittine ſeruice, but forbearing the fame contrarie to the Lawes and Sta-
tutes afozelain , noꝛ ſeiſed oꝛ poſſeſſed vpon truſt to the vſe oꝛ behoofe of
any ſuch Recufane as atoꝛeſaid, And in {uch caſe the fame forfaiture ta
be to the Queenes Maieſtie. 35. El. 2.
32° Ailfuch perſons, as by the intent and true meaning of this Act,are
}) tomake their repatre to thetr place of dwelling and above, oꝛ to the place ¢5
i Jing, and not to remoue oꝛ palle aboue fiue miles from thence as is afoze-
Jaid, , Sall within xx. dates next after cheir comming to any of the ſaid
N places (asthe cafe hall happen) notifie chetr comming thither and pee
H fent themſelues, and deliuer their true names in wꝛiting to the Winter
02 Curate of thefame Pariſh, andto the Conſtable, Deadborough , oꝛ
© Tychingman of che towne , an’ thereupon the faid Miniſter oꝛ Curate
ſhall pꝛeſently enter the fame into a booke tobe kept in euery parith for
that purpoſe. And afterward the ſaid Miniſter oꝛ Curate, and the fain
) Conttable, Deadborough, oꝛ Tythingman ʒſhall certifie che fame in wꝛi⸗
ting to the Juſtices of the peace of the fame Countie at the next generall
oꝛ quarter Seſſions to be holoenin che fame Countie, And the ſaid Juſti⸗
ces ſhall caule the fame to be entren bp the Clerk of the peace inthe rofles
) of the fame Seflions; 3 5.El.2.
their owne right, and to their owne proper vſe ann behoote, and not vpon
anp fuch {ecret truſt oꝛ confidence for anp other, aboue the value of rl,
poundes, Shall not within the time before tn this Act, in that bebalfe li⸗
mitted and appointed zrepaire to thetr place of vſuall Dwelling and above
Ci€ thep haue any ) 02 els tothe place where thep were boꝛne, 02 where
~ their Father oz Wother ſhall be sar Bi the tenoz —
ae 4 3 0
31 Euery luch offendo?, as is befoxe mencioned , which hath o2 thatl wire 2
haue anplandes,tenements, o2 hereditaments , bp copicof Court rolle; copypoiniann.
twhere thep were borne, oꝛ where thetr Father 02 Mother thall be dwel⸗ vlace of aboan,
+): 33) Sifanp perfonog perfons being a Popiſh Reculant not beine a 4 Recttant of
keme couert,and not atting lands , tencments,rents , 02 annuities of an eae
abfolute eſtate of inheritance , 02 freehold of the cleere peerely value of ————
twentie Markes, aboue all charges, to their owne vſe and behooke, ¢ not hence depat
vpon any ſecret truſt oꝛ confidence foꝛ any other, oꝛ goods and chattels in tins ·
Ibluration.
Ketuling to at Countie: Ana if any ſuch offendour, which by the tenour and intent)
Recuſants. a
of this pꝛeſent Act , And thereupon notifie their comming, anv deliuer
their true names in weiting to the Miniſter op Curate of the parth, anv
tothe Conttable, Head boꝛough, oꝛ Tythingman of the towne, within —
fuchtime , and in ſuch maner and forme as ts afozefaid,opat any time —
after (uch theirrepaiving to any {uch place as ts befoꝛe appointed, hall
paſſe oꝛ remoue aboue five miles from the fame: And hal not within thꝛee
Monethes next after {uch perfor thall be apprehended o2 taken for offers |
ding as is afogelain, confoꝛme themſelues tothe obedience ofthe Lawes f
and Statutes of chis Realmein comming vſually othe Church to heare
Diuine feruice ; and in making {uch publique confellion and ſubmiſſion,
as hereafter tn this Act is appointed and erpreflen , being thereunto ree
quired bp the Bithop of the Dioces, oz anp Juſtice ofthe peace, of the J!
Countie where the fame perfon thall happen to be ,o2 by che Miniſter
02 Curate of the arith : In euery {uch caſe, enerp {uch offendor being
thereunto warned o2 required bp any two Juſtices of the peace, or Coꝛo⸗
ner of the fame Countic where fuch offendo thall then be, hallopon bis
and their copporall oath before any two Juſtices of che peace, oꝛ Coꝛoner }f
of the fame Countie, Abiure his Realmeof Englann, anv all other the |#
Queenes Waietties Dominions koꝛ ever, and thereupon ſhall depart out
of thie Realme at fuch Daven and Port, and within fuch time, as ſhall
inthat bebalfe be alliqnenand appointed by the ſaid Juſtices of peace,
bz Cozoner , before whom fuch Abiuration thall he made, vnleſſe che
fame offendors be letted o2 ſtayed bp ſuch lawkull andreafonable meanes
o2 caules a8 by che Commontawes of this Realme ave permitted and’
allowed in cafes of Abiuration fo Felonie, and in {uch cafes of let
oꝛ fap, then wythin fuch reafonable and conuenient time after, as the”
common Law requireth in cale of Abiuration for felonie, as is afoꝛe⸗
ſaid. Andeuerp Juſtice of peace , and Coponer , before whore any (uch:
Aviuration thal happen to hee made, as is aforefain, thall caule th
fame prefently to be entred of recoꝛde befoze them, and ſhall certifie
the fame befoge the Juſtices of Alliſes and Gaole deliuerie of the fate
Countie, at the next Stites oꝛ Gaole deliuerie to be holden in the fame
iuce, peparting of this Act, is to be Abiured, as is afopefaty, thallrefule comake ſuch
Loirjout Koger, Abiuration, as is afozefain, oꝛ after fuch Abiuration mave, thall noe
goe to ſuch Hauen, and within fuch time as is before appointed, and pi
from thencedepart out of this Realme, according to this prefent Acts |
ny after fuch bis departure, ſhall returne, 02 come againe into. anp
her Waielties Realmes oz Doniinions , without her Paielties {per
cial licence in that hebalfe firk had and obcapnen 2 Chen in every
fuch cate the perfon fa offending, ſhall be adiudged a Felon , and hall J
fuffer and looſe, ag in cate of Felonie without benefit of Clergte 3 5%
34 Sf
a
Recufants, : 300
| - 24. Ufanp ofthe perfons, whichare hereby limitted and aveocintento a meentane
| continue and abive within fue miles oftheir vſuall dwelliug place, ox of ——
ſuch place where they were boꝛne, oꝛ where their kather oꝛ mother Hall by licence,
| bedwelling as is afoꝛeſaid, ſhall haue neceſſarie occaſion oꝛ buſineſſe,
to goe and trauaile out of the compaſſe of the ſaid fiue miles: Chen and
| ineuerp fuch cafe vpon licence in that hebalfe to be gotten onder che
handes of two of the Juſtices of the peace of the fame Countic , with
She priuitie and affent tn wyziting of the Biſhop of the Dtoces , oꝛof the
Lieutenant, oꝛ of any Deputie lieutenant of che fame Countie vnder
their handes, Fe ſhall and may be lawfull koꝛ euery ſuch perfor to goe
and trauaile about {uch their neceſſarie buſineſſe, and for ſuch time onely
fo2 their trauailing, attending, and returning, as ſhall be compꝛiſed
Anche ſame licence: any ching bekore inthis Act tothe contratie not with⸗
Iftanding. 35.El.2.
J 35 Pꝛouided chat if any ſuch perſon ſo reſtrained as is afopelaty, (hall Pꝛoces.
Ibe vrged by Prꝛoces without fraud o2 couine, oꝛ be bounden without
fraud oꝛ couine to make apparance in any her Maieſties courts, oꝛ Hall
be Cent for, commaunded oꝛ required by any thꝛee oꝛ moꝛe of her Ma⸗ Conunaunde·
Jieſties priuic Counſell, oꝛ bp anp fower 02 mozeof any Commiflioners ment.
ito be inthat behalfe nominated and aſſigned by her Watefkie, to make ap-
parance before her Watetties fain Counfell op Commiflioners , chat in
Jeuery {uch cafe eucep {uch perfon fo bounden, vꝛged, commaunded og
Jrequired to make {uch apparance , (hall not incurre anp paine, forfacure,
yo? loſſe, for trauelling to make apparance accordingly ,nop fo2 bis above,
(concerning the ſame, noz for conuenient time fo2 his returne backe a⸗
gaine Spon che fame, 25. El. 2.
36. HE anp fuch perfor og perfons fo reftrained as is atorꝛeſaid, hall 2 tedrainen |
be bound oꝛ ought to pects anv renver their bodies ta the Shirike of the hry wem ns
Countie wherethep ſhall happen to be, vpon proclamation in that bes booe = the
i balfe without frau oꝛ couine tobe made : Chenin euery luch cafe,euerp ~
) Perfon which fhali be ſo bounden, o2 ought to yeeld and render their boop
8 afozelaid, ſhall not incurre anp paine, fopfaiture, oꝛ loſſe for trauailing
fog that intent ana purpoſe onelp without fraud oꝛ couin, noꝛ fo2 conuent=
ont time taken for their returne backe againe bponthe fame, 35.€1,2,
1 37 It any perſon oꝛ perfons , that ſhall at anp time hereafter offend Submilſion.
gainſt this Act, ſhall befope he oꝛ they ſhall be thereokconuicted come to
ome pariſh Church, on ſome Sunday or other Feſtiuall day, and then and
here heare Diuine Seruice, and at ſeruice time bekoꝛe the Sermon, oz
reading of the Goſpell, make publique and open Submiſſion anv decla⸗
i) patton of his ann their conformitie tober Maieſties Lawes ¢ Statutes,
88 Hereafter in this Act is declared and appointed: Chen the fame offen:
our hall thereupon be cleerelp diſcharged, of , and from all and euerp
aynes and forfai¢ures inflicted 02 tmpofen by this Acte , fo2 any of
Bt 2s Qy 4 the
the (ubmitiion. acknowledge that Jhaue greeuoully offended Gov, incontemning her
Aigo fall ia any man be diffeifed of his kreehold, and noth recouer bis ſeiſin befoꝛe
maintaine a
RAO keat wiich did the dilleiſin, any hath {eifin velinered vnto him bp the *
Recuſants. Rediſſeiſin.
the fain offencesinthis Act contained: The ſanie Submilſion to be made
as hereafter follometh that ts tofay, 3) A,%G, noe humbly confelle, anv
Maielties godly and lawfull gouernment and authopitie , by abfentin —
mp ſelfe krom Church, and from bearing Diuine ſeruice, contrarie to the
godly Lawes and Statutes of thys Realme, And Jam hartely (opie for
the fame and doe acknowledge and teſtifie in my Conſcience chat the |
Bithop oꝛ Dee of Rome hath not, noz ought to haue any power oꝛ au⸗
thoritie ouer her Maieſtie, oꝛ within any her Watelties Realines 02 Dae
minions + And J doe promife and proteſt, without anp diflimtilation , oꝛ
anp colour o2 meanes of any difpenfation , that from henceforth J will
from time to time, obey ann perkoꝛme her Maieſties Lawes and ſtatutes
in repairing to the Church, and hearing Diutue ferutce , ann doe mine 7
vttermoſt indeuour to maintaine and defend the fame , Andeuerp Mini⸗
fier or Curate of euery parith where fuch ſubmilſion anv declaration of”
conkozmitie thall hereafter be fo mane , bp any {uch offendour as afozes)
ſaid, hall prefentlp enter the fame into a Wooke ta bee kept it euerpy"
{arith for that purpole , and wythin tenne dayes then next followe
ing, — certifie the fame in wziting tothe Biſhop of the fame Dioces.
.c a2¢ N—
8 Pꝛouided neuertheleſſe, that ik any ſuch offendoꝛ after ſuch ſub⸗
miſſion made as ts afozeſaid, ſhall aftertward fall into relapſe, oy eft·
ſoones become a Recufant in noc repayring to Church to heare Diuine
feruice, but ſhall for beare thefame,contrarie to the Lawes and Statutes),
in chat behalfe made and pꝛouided: Chat then euery {uch offendour ſhall
foofe all {uch benefit , as he oꝛ the might otherwiſe bp vertue of this Act
haue oz iniop by reafon of chetr fata fubmiflion, and thall thereupon ſtand
and remaine in {uch plight, condition,and degree, to all intents, as though
{uch fubmiffion ban neuer bin made, 3 5. El. 2. | }
39 Alland euery woman maried, o2 hereafter to be maried, thall be!
pound by alland cuerp article, bzanch,and matter contained in this Sta⸗
tute, other then the branch and article of Abturation before mencioned. |
And no {uch woman marien oꝛ tobe maried during mariage’, hall be in
any wile forced 02 compellen to Abiure ,o2 be Abiured by vertu of this
Act : any ching therein contained to the coutrarie not withſtanding. 35+
El 260
1 Thepenaltie of ſuch Recuſants that doe refufeto pay their ſirſt
fruites or tenthes.S.Ecclefiaft.24.29. = J 1
— " J
the Juſtices in Eire, by Aſſiſe of Nouel diſſeiſin, oꝛ by confellion of him
‘
Bley ts
Ln or —
q e
Redifleifin, Reliefe. 36
léf che fame diſſeiſors, after the departure of the Juſtices, 02 in the meane
|time,vo diſſeiſe the fame plaintife of the fame freehold, and thereof be con-
| nict, they ſhalbe taken and kept in the DQ. prifon, Che {ane remedy ſhall
they haue which do recouer their ſeiſin by Alſiſe of Mortdanceft. nv the
ſame remedie tg ofalllands and tenements recouered in the Q. court by
Juries, ikthey be after diſſeiſed bp the ſirſt neforceogs, again whom in
any maner they haue recouered bp Juries, Merton.20.1),3.3, And thep
HP Mhallhaue remedie by writ ofrediſſeiſin which haue recoucred by default,
eddition, D2 in anie other maner, without recognition of affifes, o2 Ju⸗
Hries, M.2.13. Ed.1x. 26. Cenant bp Elegie hall hatte a watt of Rediſſei⸗
Iſin M.2. 13. Ed. 1, a 8. and fo hall tenant by ſtatute Marchant. 13,€,1,
De Mercatoribus. | |
BH 2. When the platneife commeth into che court, be thall haue the Q. The canfeana
Iwꝛit directed coche fherife, wherein tall ve contained his declaration of twit otrenee
iſſeiſin bone vpon diffeifin, And the ſherike hall be commaunded that he hn.
Making with him the Cogoners, € other lawkull knights) Hall goe in his
dune perfon to the tenement o2 palture whereof the plaint ts made, and
Fhat he hal make before them diligent inquirie by the fir Jurogs ¢ other
eighbours andlawfullmen ofthe vicenage thereof, and tf they find him
ziſſeiſed againe, thenthep thall noe accoꝛding as ts afoꝛeſaid. And ifit be
stherinife found, the plaintife hall be amerces, and the other thall goe
Muite, but che Sherike thallnocerecute any ſuch plaine without the Q.
Jommaundement, Merton 20,1),3,36 ;
i 3 Im vꝛits of Rediſſeiſin vouble dammages thall he awarded, and The puniſchmẽt
Bbep which be taken for Revilleifin be not repleuilable by a common lor kediſſeiſm.
Hwpit, noz ſhalbe deliuercd without che QD, (pectall commiaundement, and
bat bpon a fine tabe made to the Queene fo2 the offence, and if the She⸗
rife doe Deliuer them in anie other fore, be halbe grieuolly amercen, and
thep fo2 —* offence greatly puniſhed. Marlebr. 5 2. D.3.8. M.2.1 3.
Ed. 1.226.
That writs of Rediſſeiſin ſhalbe inrolled and ſent yerely vnto the
{chequer, S.Admeafurement.2.
9 Reliefe.
F any Carle, Baron, 92 other of rhe Queenes tenants, which holdeth The relieke of
Lof her Grace in Capite bp knights ſeruice doe die, anv his heire offull Eyer.
age, and oweth onto the Queene reliefe; he thall haue his inheritance fo2 peire,
the aunctent reliefe, Chat isto fay, the heire oꝛ heives of an Carle fo2 a
whole Earledome C, 2, Che heire oꝛ heires of a Baron, for a whole Ba:
ronie, C.markes, Che heire o2 heirs of aKnight,ofa whole Knights fee,
C.s.at the moſt, and he chat hath leſſe thall giue leſſe accoꝛding to the ane
cient cuſtome of fees, Mag. Chart. 9,1D,3,2,
1 That an heire which hath beene in warde, ſhall haye his inherisance
|without paying reliefe. See Wardes. 3. ¢ yk
2 That
~ Rents.
2 That the heire of full age at the death ofhis anceftor, oalling onel
paiereliefe to his Lord. S.Wardes.9.
~ Rents.
A remedie for —1 executoꝛs anv adminiſtratoꝛs of euery tenant in fee tnnple,te
frrentsoucto -& tant infeccaile, anv tenant foz terme offife, of rent ſeruice, re
cheir teuator charge, anv fee fermes, vnto whom any fuch rent oꝛ fee ferme is 02 ſhall
be due, and not paied at the time of his peath,thall and map haue an actio 3
of debt koꝛ all ſuch arrerages againſt the tenant oꝛ tenants that ought to
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haue paied the fame rent o2 fee ferme fo being bebind, in chelife of theit
teſtator, oꝛ againſt the erecutops and adminiſtratoꝛs of the fain tenaunts
Aud alfo furthermore ic hall be latofull to euerp {uch executoꝛ G auntints
ſtratoz of any fuch perfon o2 perfons nto whom ſuch rent oꝛ fee terr J
ſhalbe due, and not paid at the time of his death as is afozelaty, to diſtrain
for the arrerages of all {uch rents, and fee fermes, bpon the lands, tenes 7
ments, and other hereditaments which were charged with thepatmen
of fuch vents, 02 fee fermes, and chargeable to the diſtreſſe ofthe ſaid te: e— ak
ſtatoꝛ, ſo long as the fata lands ee, continue,remain, and be inthe feifinog
polſellion ofthe laid tenant in nemefne, who ought immediatly to haue
paid the laid rent, oꝛ fee ferme fo being behind, to the ſaid teſtator in his
Life, 02 tn che ſeiſin oꝛ poſſeſſiõ of any other perfor oz perfons ——
faid lands ec, only by and from the fame tenant by purchate, gikt, oꝛ diſ⸗ \
cent,in like maner ¢ forme as their {ai teſtator mought oz ought to haue
Done it his life time, and che fain executoꝛs ¢ adminiſtratoꝛs fhall for chery
fame diltreſſe iawfully make auowrie vpon their matter alorelaid. But ii
Redemption chisacte thalluoc ertende to any fuch mannoꝛ, loꝛdſhip, o2 Bominiow in
Coates Aales, 02 inthe marches of the fame, whereof the inhabitants haue blew
time out of the mind of man, to pay vnto euery Loꝛd, oꝛ owner of fuchi)t
loꝛdlſhip, manoz, or dominion, at his fir entrie into che fame, any ſumme
02 ſummes of money for the redemption, and diſcharge ofall dueties, for
faitures, aud penalties, wherwith the fain inbabitants were chargeable
to any of their fata Loꝛds anceſtors 02 prevecellors, before his ſaid entrie.
An.3 2.h. 8.3 7.
Tyhe huſhands 2 Ik any man hauing inthe right of his wife any eltate tn fee file} |
ry oe rent fee faile, oꝛ fox terme ot life, ofarinany rents, 02 fee fermes,and the fame | }
of bts wife rents oꝛ fee fermes ſhalbe due ¢ vnpaid Inthe fain wines life,then the ſaid
hulband after che death of bis fain wife, bis erecutors and adminiſtratoꝛs, |
fhatl haue an action of debt for the fain arrerages, againſt the cenaunt of |
the bemefnethat ought to haue pain the fame, bis executoꝛs, 02 admini⸗ |
ftrators, And alfo the ſaid hulband after the death of bis fainiwife, map
bittraine fop the avrerages, in like maner ¢ forme as he might baue done,
ifhis fain wife had been then liuing, and make auswꝛy bpon bismatter, J
as is afozefard, 3 2. h.8.3
3 Ikany perfon or ine which thall paue auy rents, 02 fee a 1
ve
vag
—
Rents. Remouingofprifoners,orRecords. 302
for terme of life 02 lines of any other perfor oꝛ perfons, and the ſaid rent The remevie
oꝛ fee ferme hall be due behinde and vnpaid tn the life of ſuch perfon op fa rene the
| perfons, fog whole life oꝛ liues the eſtate of the ſaid rent o2 fee ferme did depenneth vva
Depend o2 continue, and after the fain perfor 02 perfons doe vie, then be Maibers tte
onto whom the fain rent 02 fee ferme was due, in forme aforeſaid, his
erecutors and adminiſtratoꝛs, thall and may haue an action of debt a:
gaint che tenaunt in demefne that ought to haue pape the fame when
Hit was firſt due, bis erecutozs and adminiſtratoꝛs, And alfo diſtraine
for the fame arrerages vpon fuch lands and tenements out of che which
the ſaid rents o2 fee fermes were iſſuing and patable,in fuch like manner
and korme, ashe ought oꝛ might haue done, if {uch perfon o2 perfons (bp
Iwhoſe neath the afozelato eſtate in the ſaid rents and fee fermes was de⸗
Mtermined) had beene in full life and not dead, And the auowꝛy for the
Itaking of the fame diſtres thallbe made in maner and forme aforefain,
2, 843 e
; —— of rent iſſuing forth of tenements in feuerall counties,
Mfhall be holden inthe borders of the fame Countie, S.Afsife.7.
) 2 Howmefne Lords thalbe anfwered their chieferents due to them
Wduring the minority of the Queenes warde. S.Wards 17, :
Remouing of prifoners, or Records..
TD wits of Habeas corpus, 02 Cerciorari, ſhalbe granted to remoue a writ to te.
i WN any ppifoner out of anp gaole, oꝛ to remoue ante recognifance,ercept ne
he ſame wits be ſigned with the proper hands of the chicte Juſtice or in
bis ablence ofone of the Juſtices of the Court, out of the which che fame
wꝛits ſhalbe awarded 02 made, vpon paine that he that wꝛiteth any ſuch
waits, not being ſigned as is akoꝛeſaid, to fort, to the Q. foz euery fuch
Pkopit fiue pound, 1,and2, 3p, and M. 13, ;
1) 2 Che Julfices of the kings bench (koꝛ the time being) haue autho⸗ Remanding ot
ritie by theirpifcvetions, to remaund anv fend downe afwell the bopies toners aut of
/ wfallfclons ¢ murderers remoucd oꝛ bꝛought before the Queene inher ue the coütrit
| bench, astheir indictments, inte the counties whereas the fame murpera !obe teicd.
2 felonies haue bin committed and Bone, and ta commana all Juſticeg oF
) maole deliuerie, Juſtices of peace, and all other Juftices and commiſſio⸗
) hers, andeuery of thems, to proceede and determine bpon all the aforeſaid
bvodies andindictments fo remoued, after the courſe of the common law,
in {uch maner, as the fame Juſtices of gale deliuerp, Juſtices of peace,
Pandother commifltoners oꝛ anpaf them mought 02 thould haue pone, if.
‘the fatd prifoners o2 indicoments had neuer beene bought into the fain
Kings bench, An.6,10,8,6, :
1 Where the bodice ofone in execution being remoued by Corpus.
eum caufa, fhalbe remanded. $,Corpus &c. 1.
"| 2 For the remouing of a Repleg, out ofthe Countie by, Recordare,
S. kepleuin 2. — Tea ery ih
J
Repleuin
Aho chaure PF any mans cattell be taken,any wrongfully withholden, the thert afs
pleur a dictres. coy complaint to him mane, map deliuer them without anp let 0 con:
Recopdare,
Pledges to
profecutethe
fuite, and to
make returne,
A dickres taken 4 SE the Logs of Courts, o2 other Court holvers o2 Stewards wil⸗
bpon a ſuite
commences
By the procure.
sent of others,
fritsagaint them and to rine gages, offer pledges or purchale wits and
Repleuin. year
tradiction of him that tooke the cattell, if thep were taken out of liberties
and ifthe cattell were taken within anp liberties and the bailiks of the li⸗
berties will not deliver them, then the therife koꝛ nefaule of thofe batlifes |
thal caule them to be deliuered. Marleb.s 2. D.3. 21. |
2 3ifanp Loꝛdes doe diftraine theit tenants for anp feruices oꝛ cu: . }
fomes being due vnto them, and the tenants doe repleute the diſtreſſe by
writ, 02 without weit, and the Loꝛds (at the complaint ofthe tenants) fh
doe by attachment come to the countie, 02 other Court hauing power to pe
4
hola plea De vetitonamio, and Doe auow thetr diſtreſſe reafonable ana},
iuſt, tfthe tenants doe diſauowe ta holve, o2 doe clafme to bold nothing fy
of bim which cooke the diſtreſſe, tf fuch loꝛds in the countp oꝛ other courts},
cannot obtaine inftice oftheir tenants but thalbe amerced, and their tee t
nants diſcharged, fo2 that they cannot be punithen for che fame difauotney,
ing by recozd of that Countie, oꝛ other courts, hauing no record : as foone ! f
as thep ſhalbe attached at theirtenants (uit, a wꝛit (hall be granted vnto
them co remote the (uit before the Juſtices before whom (and not elſe⸗
where) Juſtice Hhalbe miniſtred to fuch Loꝛds, and the caule ſhalbe decla⸗
red in the writ (becaufe fuch aman hath diſtrained in bis fee fo2 feruice yy
and cuſtomes due vnto hint) pet this ſtatute is no derogation tothe law,
commonty bled, which noth not {uifer any plea to be remoued before they,
Juſtices, at the luit ofthe dekendant. Foꝛ though at the lirſt Hew the te⸗
nant ſeemeth to be plaintife, and the loꝛd Defendant, pet hauingreſpect tom,
that the loꝛd doch diſtraine and (ue fo2 his ſeruices and cuftomes bebinde py
be ſhall rather appeare platncif then defendant, CHelf,2.13.€0.1.2, hy
3 Leaf that after the tenant hath repleuied bis beaſts, he ſhould fell hy
them, o2 dꝛiue chem far off, whereby the Low which diftraineth cann ot | !
hatte recurne ikit be adiudged fog hint, the Dberife o2 his batlifes ſhallnot I,
take of the plaintifs, plenges onelp to profecute their fuite before they
make deliverance of their beatts, but alfo ta recurnethem, tf returne be)
awarded, And ifany doe take plenges in other loge, he hall anſwere the
price of his cattell, and the lord which diſtraineth thall haue bis recouerte |
bp wait, that he ſhall deliuer him lo mante beatts oz cactell, and tf che bate},
lite haue not therewith to Caciffie, his Loyd ſhall pap it, CHelf.2, 13. Ed.
I, 2,5.Second deliuerance, ; ae *
it
—P
it
ti
| t)
—J
ihe
ling ta trouble thoſe which be in ſubiection nto them, hauing no law⸗
full caule 02 meanes to grieue them, will procure others to commence
at the {uits of fuch plaincifs will cauſe them to reſort vnto the countte,
hundꝛed, wapentake, and other Courts, vntill chep haue patd them a
fine, accozding to their owne requett, which is not lawlull to be Done
* Therefore
J—
Repleuin. Reftitution. Returne ofSherifes. 303
Therekoꝛe inthis cafe ifanp man be attached by any (uch falle ciplaines,
e ſhall repleuie his diſtreſſe fo taken, and remoue the ſuit before the Ju⸗
lices, before whom ifthe Sberife, oz any other Bailife 02 Loꝛd (after
heparty ſo diſtrained hath framed his complaint) will auow the diſtres
i bp reafon of any {uch complaints before them made, Anodific be re-
Hien, that the fame complaints were malictoully mooued againſt them at
he inſtance 02 procurement ofthe Sbherife o2 other Bailife o2 Loꝛds, the
plication hall be admitted, and ik they be thereupon conuicted, they thal
ap aqricuous amerciament tothe Queene, ¢ anſwer to the partie grie⸗
Bed treble Damages, Telk,2,1 3,€0,1.3 7,S.Auowrie.
1 Howmanie deputies euerie Sherife fhall ordaine to make Reple-
Mes, and where. S.Sherifs 22. a? ———
2 Where the Sherife thal direct his precept to the bailife ofalibertie,
Bad where he himfelfe fhall repleuie a diftreffe. S.Sherifs.3 0.
3 In whatcafeanaccomptant isnot repleuifable,S.Accompt.2. -
F Reftitution.
Wy, goods,oꝛ cattels,o2 by any other by their procurement, then the party
Jrobbed crowner ſhalbe reſtored to his ſaid money, goods, and cattels,
Ind aſwel the Juſtices of gaole delivery, as other Juſtices befoꝛe whom
ap ſuch selon og felons thall be found quiltie, oꝛ otherwile attainted by
Zalſon of euidence giuen by the parties fo robbed oꝛ owner 02 by any other
Ptheir procurement, haue power to award from time to tine, waits of
Plitution forthe (aid money, qoods,and cattels, in like maner, as though
ie ſuch felon o2 felons were attainten at the (uite of che partie tn ape
‘leale,21,40,8,11,
OB) Sent andres! Returne of Sherifes. -
le contained the names of the demaundants and tenants named in the
itt, tt vpon his requett which deliuered the wate, che therife o2 vnderſhe⸗
ifes ſeale thall be put tothe bill fo2 a witnes (without anie ching taking
erefore, 2. Ed.3.5.) And mention Hhalbe made of the day of the deliue⸗
jance ofthe weit. And if che therifesz onderiherife will nor put his ſeale
othefame bill, witne le hall be takẽ of knights ¢ other credible perfons
obich be prefenc, the which hall put their ſeales to the fame bill, ¢ ifthe
erile wil not returne wzits deliuered vnto him, g thereupon sl ha
g
‘SF any Felon oz Felons doe robbe o2 take away any money, goods 0? gegeltution sé
Pi cattels,fronrany of the Queenes {ubiects, from their perſon, oz other ollen goons,
Mile within this Realme, anv thereof be indicten, and after arraigned faivne
‘the fame felony, and found guilty thereof, o2 otherwiſe attainted bp felon,
Jaſon ofeuidence giuen bythe party forobbed, oꝛ owner ofthe fai moe ⸗
Dey which noe feare the indirect dealing of Sherifes, may deliuer The maner
their originall and iudiciall wpits in the open Countie, oꝛ in forme o⸗ shat be veliues
ger place of the thive, where collection of the Queenes money is made, ¢ ted to beexee
lay take abill ofthe Herife or vnderthertfe, being prelent, in which ſhailuted·
Returne of Sherifes.
he made to the Jultices, a Itidiciall wꝛit ſhall be directed to the J
of alfife, chat they hall enquire by thole that were prefent when thet
was deliuered vnto the Hherife, ikthey know ofthe deliucrance, which
quificton ſhall be returned, And il it be found thereby, that the wꝛit e
beliuered onto him, dãmages thall be awarded to che plaintife op deman
bant,hauing reſpect to the quantitie ¢ qualitie ofthe action,ann to thep
rill which might haue chaunced onto him bp the delay which be fufferen
(And alfo the Juſtices of allife haue power to enquire thereof at euer
mans complaine,and to award dammages ve fupra c.2. Ed.3.5.) And Hye
this meane remendie thall be had when the Sherife oth returne that ch
writcame foo late, whereby he could not erecute the Queenes comman
oe baie A Demet, elf, 2,1 3,€0,1,3 9,S.Sherifes.ro. Chat euery ſherife thal maki
: —— deputie in the Chaunceric, kings Bench, Common place, ¢ Eſchequer
Eo receiue all writs and warrants to be deliuerrd onto them, 4—
Returning of 2 Ikthe Sherike noe returne, chat he hath commaunded che Wap
inbccenone is, liles of lome libertic, which vinnothing therein (where indeede there til
f
* = 2 ——
-
=
u\
ee — —
no ſuchlibertie within chat Countie, which euer had returne of wꝛite
then the Sherike thal be puniſhed as a dilinheritoz of the Queene and heii
crowne. CUielf,2,1 3,€0,1,39, | — | “oh
precept diret _ 3 the therife doth recurne, thathe hath directed his precept to thin
ren tothe ate Bailtfes of {ome libertie (whichindeed haue returne of wpits) which di fy
tie, nothing therein, then the Mherife tall be commaunded, that he tall no}
omit for any libertie aforefain, but thall erecute the Ducenes commauny
Dement, Ethat he Hall warne the hailifes to whom he retutned the twpihhy
that thep thallappeare at a day contained in the weit, coantwere why
thep dtd not erectite the Queenes precept. And if thep doe appeare at thy
Dap, € da acquit themſelues, chat the writ was noc returned vnto they
the Sherike chalbe forthwith condemned to the Lord of che fame libertie
ann likewiſe to the partie grieued bp the delay, to reftoxe him damage
Nonomiras ‘Gut if the batlifes vo not appeare, 0200 appeare, and do not acquit them
gelues in forme akorelaid, tt enerte tudictall wpit, fo long as that ſuit de
pendeth,the Sherike ſhalbe commaunved, that he ſpare fo2 nolibertte go)
1*
Celt, 2.1 3.€0,1.3 ; $ bp ; a
Returning 4 BE the Sherife do recurne no iſſues, oꝛ {mall iſſues, where he may yn
a returne greater ikthe Plaintike wil deſire to heare the Sherikes returne jy
he thall, and if he will offer to pꝛoue that the Sherike mought haue retur y
ned greater iflues to the Queene, he ſhall haue aiudiciall wait to the Ju · J
ftices of alliſe, chat thep thall enquire inthe pretence of the Sbherife (if bel
Will be preſent) af what, and how great iflues the Sbherife might haue J
made his retitine, from the day of the writ purchaten, onto the dap conf
tained inthe weit (videlicet of che recurne thereof) and when the inquiſu Jt
tion isreturnen, ifhe hath not filly anſwered befoge, he ſhall be charqena,
with che ouerplus, by che eſtrets ofthe Juſtices deliuered into the wl ’
Query |
RKeturne of Sherifes:). 204
tier, and neuerthelelle Hhalbe qricuoutlp amerced, Aud the Herife ought
pknow that rent, Coꝛne in grange, and all moueables, beſides hole, ap⸗ Ahat oe ities:
arell and houſhold ſtuffe ave contained vnder che name ofiflues, CUelt⸗
hinfter,2,1 3.€0,1.3 9. th ET
| 5 he Sherife ought not to returne that he could not evecute the Reſictance in
PQucenes precept, bp relittance of che power t any Noble man, forthat eis 2°
Peturne cendeth to the vifhonour ofthe Queene and her Crowne, foz a8 writs,
Mone as his Cinder batlifes vo teſtifie that they found ſuch reſiſtaunce, the
herife forthwith (all bulines fet apart, taking with him the power of
imis Countic) Hall goe in his owne perfon to doe evecution, anv it he finde
Mis ynderbatlifes falfe, he hall impꝛiſon them (that other men may be
Warned by their puniſhment.) Andif he find chem true, he hall tmpaifon
pereltttors, from mbich patfon chep thallnot be deliuered, without the
Nucenes {peciall commandement, And ifthe Sberife at his comming
ofind fuchrefiftance, be thall certifie the Court of the ales of the refi
Mo2s,their ainozs,confentozs,commaunders,andfauourers; which ſhalbe
Ftached by atudictall writ, to appeare atthe , Court, and if thep-be .....
Pnuicted of (uch refittance, they thallbe punithed at theMueenes plea⸗
re, But no officer of the Queenes thall meddle in aſſigning of the kore⸗
Hud puniſhment, for the Queene onely thatl do it, fo2 {uch refiters are di⸗
Wurbers of her peace and Realme.Ceſt.2. 13. Ed. 1.39. vn
6 There thallbe an Indenture made betwixt che Wailife of the Indenture
Fraunchiſe, which hath full recurne of mits bp his proper name, and Hert ie
He Sherife his proper name, ofeueryp returne which che Bailife of any life of franchite
Bich Fraunchile hall make to the Sherife, Ano if the Sherike do change oe return.
De returne fo deliuered vnto him by Indenture, and thereof be attainted
Ht the ſuite ofthe Loyd of thefame Fraunchile, from whence be hath re-
© einen the ſaid returne (if the Lord haue receiued any dammage, oꝛ it his
fraunchiſes be impaired) and at the ſuite of che partie which hath recei⸗
| ted loſſe by this meanes, be ſhall be pumiſhed bp the Queene for bis kalſe
eturne, and alfo hall yeeld to the Lod and the partie double damma⸗
Jes. Stat, Eborum.12,€0, 145, | — *
| 7 Dherifes and other Bailikes which receiue the Queenes writs, Sherikesand
jeturnableintoher Court, Gall put their owne names to the returnes, fo paulttes wan
bat the Court map know of whom thep take fuch returnes, if neede names torgs
ve, and ifanp Sherike oꝛ other Bailife da leaue out his name tn hig ree vornes.
a he ſhall be grieuouſly amerced to the Queenes ble, Stat. Eborum.
Sh Cy in bp |
8 4 man thall have auerrement againſt the falfe returnes of Wat: Auerment x
ifes of Fraunchifes, which haue full returne of wzittes, anvrecouer as fine orbae
ell againſt them, as againſt the Sherike, ag well of ſinall iſſues retur⸗ lites.
ed, as in other cafes, fo that it be not pretudtetall to the Lords, nor tothe
myairing of their Fraunchiles, foz che puniſhment Mall fall onely vpon
Me as: the
Excommunicato
rapiendo.
Returne vpon
inkormation,
kor giuing of
Liueries.
Amerciament
of herifes foz
infufficient
rerurnes,
aunſwering of any of the laid ilſues, rents oꝛ reuenties,o2 of any debt du
tothe Win luch ſozt and after fuch maner and korme, as now ts,o2 herets
loꝛe hath been lawkully olen in the like, eluch other cafes in the cee ne
Whe Juſtices
@ therifes tall
eet thofe .
Which commit
riots.
Enquire of
Riot.
to anlwer. 1. Ed. 3.5. ae
Sherifes, oꝛ Uudertherifes, hall hatte power to recopn chat which they |
; e — Tats or r —9
Returne of Sherifes. Riots, Routs, &xc. a
the Bailifes by the punithment of their bodies if they haue not where
9 FE ante Dbherife, or other hauing authoritie to returne wits, do otk
make an vntrue returne vpon anp Capias, ina weit of Excommunicat
capiendo to him directed, that the partie named tn the wait hath not pee
ded his bodie vpon any Proclamation made, where tn deeve he hath pee
ded himfelfe accopning tothe effect thereof, he thatl fopfait to the parti
grieued xl. k. tobe recouered bp A. B. P. J, wherein no M. €, Det i
5 Eliʒ.2 3, S.Excommunication.
10 Upon any bill, information, 02 action erbibiten o2 fuer againſt an
perfon beinerfufficient, bpon the ſtatute pꝛouided 8.Ed.4. again giuin
of liueries 02 badges, oꝛ vnlawkull retaining, tf the Sherife or Coꝛone
bo returne any leſſe iſſues vpon the defendant then xx. s. at the firſt pape
the diſtreſſe, ax the fecond day xxx.s. at the third dap cl, s. and ſo at euer
pap after x. Semore,he fhall forf,foz euery returne made agatnt the font
afopelaty L168, 8,€0,4,2, S. Sherifes, |
11 Che chieke officer oꝛ officers of euerp ofthe Queenes Courtes
revenue, being of Kecord, oꝛ that (halbe of record, ſhallhaue authoritiet ti’
fet and aflette reafonable fines and amerciaments vpon anp Sherifed
ſheriles kor not returning 02 mifreturning of any weit to chem directe
and deliuered out of any of the fame Courts, concerning the leupine 1 * i
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Court of the Eſchequer.7. Ed.6.1.
1 What Jurors, and of what fufficiency, the fherife in feuerall caf
fhallreturne and vpon what paine. S. lurors.1 2.1 3.14. 16.19. 20.
2 The fherifs forf for not returning ofa proclamation fent vnto k
in any of the xij. fhires in Wales or counties of Lancafter or Cheft
8. Exigent 8. J
Riots, Routs, Vnlawfull —— —
If anie Riot Alddenwip 02 Rout of people, againſt che law be nntavett
anie pattofthe Realme, the Juſtices of peace, three o2 tuo ofthemal
theleatk, and the Sberife, or Underſherike ofthe ſhire where fuch Riot,
alſembly, oꝛ rout thal be made, ſhall come with the power of the Countic
(ifneeve be) to arrett them and thallavreit them, Ano che Came Bultices, I
|
i
i
1
| |
{hall find done in their prefence again che law, ano che fame trefpattoze |
and oſtendors ſhalbe conuice bp the record okthe fame Juſtices, Sherite,
02 vnderſherike, in maner and forme as is contained in the ſtatute otf
F — ble entries, 17. R.2.8. 13. h.4. 7. S. Forcible entrie 2. . J
2 Bic happen that ſuch treſpaſſors and offenders be departed veforell |
the comming ofthe (ata Juſtices anv Sherife, og vnderſherike, a tes
ices
4
Refit Routs, Vatawfull aſſemblies 305 - ey
uttices, thee op two of themt, Hall diligently inquire within a moneth N
after fuch Riot, allemblic , oꝛ rowt of people fo made, and the fame Hall &
heave € Determine according to the Law of this Realme, 1 3.4D.4.7.. .
| 2. Gifthe truth cannot be found in maner aforelaid then within a mo⸗ certtesing of OO
uatteaoprateee clo faite Fuhices two okthem and the laid Shi⸗ — eee bee —
rike oꝛ Underſhirike, hall cevtifie bekoꝛe the Queene and her Counſell of Counter, |
| the whole fact ,ann the circumſtances thereof, which certilicat hall be *
| of the fame force that a pꝛeſentment by twelue men ts , bpon which certi⸗ :
ficat the (aid treſpaſſers and offenders thall be put toanfwere, and they ten
which Hall be found guiltie., hall be puniſhed by the Diferetiari oie « —
Queene ana her Countell, And ik the fame tretpatlersand offenders doe Traverte of
rauerlethe matter fo certifies ,the fame certiſicat anv trauerſe Hall be 1° Ne.
entintothe Rings Bench, thereto be tried and determined according to
the order of the law. ¥ 3.1D.4.7.
4 Ikthe lame treſpaſſors ¢ offendo2rs doe not come nie be AR the: Mueene tuk ane
and Her Counlell 07 intothe Kings Wench at the firk precept ; then an
ather precept thall be directed to the Shirike of the Shire to cake the fain
reſpaſſors and offendors ikthey may be kound, and to bꝛing them at a cer⸗
aine Day before the Q. and her Counſell, oꝛ into thew, Bench, And if
hep cannot be found, the Sbhirife op Gnverthivife all Make proclama-
on in his full Countie, next enſuing the deliuerie of the fain {econd pre⸗
ept, that thep thatl appeare before the D,¢ her Counfell,or inthe Kings
Bench, (02 inthe Chauncerie in the time of vacation) within iii.weekes
Fhen next following. Ano if the offendors do not appeare as ts afozefaiy,
and the proclamation he made and returned, thep thall be attainted ¢ con-
icted of the riot, allemblie and rout aforefain, 1 3,1).4+7s
| 5 ‘The Juttices of peace which dwell nearettin euery Countic where Tre forf.of the
luch riot of people thall be, together with che Shirike 02 Underlhirike of AHitcrs Mich
| the fame Countie , And allo the Juſtices of Aſſiſe, for the time that they this Katute,
hall be in their Setfions, (in cafe any {uch riot, allembly,og rout be made
n their preſence) ſhall doe execution of this ſtatute, euery one vpon paine
) f aC. t,to be paied tothe Queene as often as they thall be kound in de⸗
ault of execution ofthe fame ſtatute. 1 3,1D.4.7.
i 6 Fldefarte he found in the fain two Juſtices of peace, op Juſtices of Cae et
Allifc,¢ the Shirike oꝛ Underſhirike ofthe County wabere fuch riot, allem⸗ the Tatices
ply,o2 rout (hall he mave,touching the erecution that they ought co make Gul Dts
bp bertueof the fain fatute, ¢ whereof the laid fatute maketh mencion: di
Then at the infance of the partic grieued, the Queenes commillion ſhall ike
P poe out onder the great Deale,ta enquire aswell ofthe truthofthecafe,
ind ofthe original matter for the partie complainant, as of the vefault oz
Ppefaults of che fain Juſtices Shirife,oꝛ Underſhirike in this behalfe ſup⸗
doled, to be directed to ſufficient ¢ indifferent perſons, at the nomination
ind by the aduiſe of the Chaunceloz of — And the laid aa ial
oners
Riots, Routs, Valawfull affemblies: |
fionere tncontinent thall (end into the Chauncery the enqueſtes and mate
ters before them in this bebalfe taken and found, 2,10.5.8, “aie
tipo the cone 7 The Coroners ofthe fame Countie for the time being, in which
midion theca Countie fuch riot, aſſembly, oꝛ rout hall be made , hall make the panel
— she ture vponthe fain commiflion,returnable, fo2 the time that the Sbirifefofups
: " nofen tn default hall remaine in bis office, which Coponers ſhall returne |
no perfons, but onelp {uch which baue lands, tenements, op rents, to the
palue of x. Pi. by the peere at the leat, And alfo che fame Coꝛoners ſhall
returne vpon euery of the Cain perſons impanellen at che frit nay , when
iffues be to be loft xx.s.at the leaſt, at the ſecond dap xl.s.at the leaſt and
at thethird pay €,8,at the leat, and at euery day after , the Double at the
impanelled, thall be fog. to the Queene, and leuiable co her vle. And if if
default be foundin the lato Coroners touching therecurne of fuch pers fy
fons to be impanelled, 02 touching the recurne of {uch iſſues, as aloꝛe is
fai, cuery of thers thal pap tothe Queenes vſe rl.pounds,2.40,5,.8, ft
an item And if the ſaid Shirike fo repuctn in default , be difchargen of hig i
* Mette office atthe time thatfuch commiflion thall goe out of the Chauncerie, |:
Coroners wall then the new Shirike of the fame Countie, his ſucceſſoꝛ, mediat oꝛ im⸗
returnte a Jury. mediat, and not the Coponers, thall make the panell spon this commife |p
ſion, returnable inmaner and foꝛme, as the ſaid Coꝛoners thoulnvoe ir) |i
time when the Shirike fo reputed in default ſtood in bis office, And the ih
fame new Dhivife thall incurre like paine of r1,Fi,to the Queene , if any )y
default in him be found, touching the returne of other perfons by him
impanelfed , which haue not landes, tenements, 02 rents , tothe value ofiiin
x, Pi, bp peere, 02 of returning fuch ues as the fain Coponers be aboue
charged toreturne,as the fais Coꝛoners be to looſe ta the Queene in thigh ||
vbehalle. 2,10.5.8, 3
A witdiretted 9, CheChauncelog of England , as foone ag he may have knowledge
to inquice ot of fuck Riot, allemblp, o2 rout, Hall caule to be {ent the Queenes wꝛit
a“ tothe Juſtice of peace, andto the Dhirife, oꝛ Underſhirite ofthe Couns
tie where thep be fo made, that they hall puc che foꝛeſaid ſtatute of 13.
1.4, inerecution, vpon che paine containedin the fame, Andchough chat ||)
fuch writ rome not to the ſaid Juſtices, Shirife, oꝛ Underſhirike they
thallnot be excuſed of the paine aloꝛeſaid, tfthep make not executional }i
the {aid fatute, 2.1),5.8, |
Riots Halse 10 Che Jultices and other Officers afopelain , ſhall noe cheir offices |
enuren ot at the afopetaid, at the Queenes coffes, in goingtarrying, and recuening,in dos )\
D,cates. ine cheirfaivoftices,by payment thereofta be mane bp the Sbirite of che |
ſame Countie fo che time being, bp Indentures beewige him ethe lame
Iutices,andather Officers afogefain to be mave of che payment afozes
fain, whereof the {ain Shirtfe vhon his accompe in the Elchequer, halk )
haue due allowance, 2105.8 ‘|
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Riots, Routs, Valawfult affemblies. 306
zr Sutchrioters attaintedof great and haynous riots, hall haue one he puuilh ·
whole peeres impꝛiſonment at the lealt, without being let out of priſon meut Ot Kiots.
by baple, mainpzife,o2 in anp other maner during the peere atoreſaid, anv
the riotoꝛs attainted of petite riots, hall bane impꝛiſonment asthe Q.
and her Conntell (hall thinke good. 2;3),5,8,
12 Whe Queenes liene people being able to trauell in the Countie ey man matt
where ſuck ciate allemblies,op routs be, ſhall be aſſiſtant to the Juſtices, beip to reprette
Commilli vers, Shirike, op Underlhirike of the fame County, when chep “"*
fhall be reaconablp warned, to rive with che laid Juices, Shirite,ec.in
aide to refit (uch riots,routs, aſſemblies, vpon paine of imprifonment,
and to make fine and ranfome tothe Queene, 2. H.5. 8. —5
13 The Bailikes of kranchiſes Hall impanell fuffictent people as be⸗ dh eal
fore, bpon paine to loofe to the Queene rl, Pi, incale chat fuch {ufficiene lanchiles.
perfons map be found within the ſaid franchifes, And likeopdinances wits in cities
and paines thall holo place and take effect in Cities , Booughes, and @ colunes cogs
other on townes inkranchiled, which haue Juſtices of peace with: vatt.
in them. 2. D. 5. 8.
14 Ikany riot ,rottt ,op onlatofull aſſembly be committed within — ——
his Realine the Shirike hauing a Pꝛecept directed to him, (hall returne ©” :
xiiii. perfons dwelling within the Shire, where ſuch Riot ec, ſhall be fo
ommitted, whereof enerp of them Mall haue lands and tenements with:
nthe fame thire, to the peerelp value of xx.s. of charter land, 02 freehold,
2 xxvi.s.biii.ð.of copphold, oꝛ of both, aboue all charnes,fo2 to inquire
Polthe ſaid riot Ec. And he hall returne vpon euery perfonls by him im⸗
anelled tn iftues at the firlt day xx.s. at the {econd xl.s. (ifthat thep ap⸗
eave not and be fwopne to enquire of the premiſſes at the ſirſt day.) And
foefault be found inthe Sbherife op Cinvertherife for returning of other
erlons not being of the {aid {uffictency , oꝛ for not returning ilſues in
Pfopme aforefatn, then the fain Dherife ſhall forfait to the Queene for eps
erprlt-19.40,7,.13,
| 15 Heche lain rioc,rout,o2 vnlawkull allembly be not found by the fate Maintenante
urv by reafon of any maintenance op imbzacery of the fain Jurors, then jeottbe a riot
he fame Juſtices, x the therife 02 vnderſherike ( beſides (uch certificat that the Jury, '
hep be bound to make according to the koreſaid ſtatute of 13.3.4.) ſhall
the fame certtficat certifie the names of the mainteinoꝛs and imbrace⸗
ips th that bebalfe(ifanp be) with heir mifoemeanors that thep know vp⸗
mpatne ofeucrp of thefain Juſtices ¢ Sherike oz bnvertherife,to for xx.
Lif they haue noreafonable ercufe , for not certifving ofthefame, which
ertiſicat fo made ſhalbe of like force and effect in the law,as tithe matter
ont ained in the fame were duely found by the verdict of xii.men, And eue⸗
Y perfonduelp prooued Co be a mainteino2 o2 imbzaceo of the fame, hall The punts;
oꝛt. tothe Queene xx. li. and chall be committed to ward,chere to rematne Ment of Te
P the difcretion of the Juſtices.ꝛ ae 3. —
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xXij oꝛ abone
aſſembled to
change any
Lawes.
they oꝛ any of them not withſtanding luch Pꝛoclamation, thall remaine
hower, after ſuch commaundement oꝛ requeſt made by Pꝛoclamation
maundement oꝛ requeſt bp Pꝛoclamation had oꝛ made ſhall be attempted
Practising to
DHerop parks,
PONDS » con⸗
dits.
VKommon oF
wap.
Dekruction of
Deere, Conies ,
pouevoules
She a
Pulling downe
doules.burning
itacks of cozne,
abating of rẽts
made o2 eſtabliſhed for Religion by authoꝛitie of Parliament which Kar 2 |
Riots, Routs, Valawfull affemblies.
16 AE any perfons to the number of twelue, oꝛ aboue being allemb
together, (hall intend, goe about,practtze,o2 putin dpe with force of armes
vnlawkully and of their owne authogitic, to alter oꝛ change anp Lawes
in force, oꝛ any other Lawes oꝛ effatutes of this Realme, o2 any ofthem, —
the fame number being commaunded oꝛ required bythe Sbhirife of the
Shire, op by any Juſtice of peace of che fame thire,oz by the Waior,Dhie
rife , Juſtices of peace, oz Gaplifes of any Citie, Bozourh, og Towne
coxpozate swhere any {uch alſemblies ſhall be vnlawkully hav, oꝛ mane,
by Proclamation in the Queenes naine to retire and repaire totheir
owne houſes and habitations ,o2 places from thence thep came: And
ant make their above oz continue together by the ſpace of one whe
after chat ſhall willingly in forcible and riotous maner attempt ta Doe, op
put in bye any the things aboue ſpecified: Chen alwell euerp {uch above |
o2 continuing together, as euerp {uch act o2 offence, that after fuch come
tobe done, practized, oꝛ put in vꝛe by any perfons being of the number
afozefain, (hal be iudged Felony in all ¢ ſinguler tholeperlons that fo hal —
make their above 02 continue together, oꝛ thall attempt oꝛꝝ commit any —
fuch act, Anotheoftendozs therein hall be adiudged felons, ¢ hall ſuffer
onely execution of neath, asin cafe of felonie. 1.99.12, 16116, —
17 Many perfons co che lain number of rit. 02 aboue, thal intend,qo
about, practize, oꝛ put in bee, in maner ¢ fogme aforelain, to ouerthꝛov |
cut, bꝛeak, taſt downe, oꝛ dig bp the pales, henges,niches,orother incloſure
of anyparks or park, 02 other grounds oꝛ groundinclofed, oꝛ the bankes
of anp fifh pond,o2 poole oꝛ any Condits for water, Condit heads,oꝛ con⸗
vit pipes hauing courle of water,to the intẽt that the lame, oꝛ any of chem |
from thenceforth ſhould remaine open, not incloſed, oꝛ void oꝛ bnlawufullp |
to haue common, oꝛ wap inthe fain parkes oꝛ park, oꝛ other grounds o
ground incloſed, oꝛ in any of them oꝛto diſtroy in maner ¢ foꝛme alore⸗
fain, the Deere in any parkes 02 park, oꝛ any warrens oꝛ warren of Co⸗
vies, 02 aup Douchoufes,og any fiſh in any fiſhpond,oꝛ poole,oz to puiloe
cut downe any houles,barnes,milles.oz baies, oꝛ to burne anp Mackesot
coꝛne ox graine oꝛ to abate oꝛ diminiſh the rents’, o2 pecrely valueofany —
manors lands,02 tenements, o2 the price of any victuall rayne oꝛ grate,
oꝛ any other ching vſuall for the ſuſtenance of men beingrequired oꝛꝝ
roͤmmaunded by any Juſtice of peace, oꝛ by the Shirike of the Countie oꝝ
by the Waior, Bailike op Bailikes, oꝛ other head Dfficers of anp cite; 0p —
towne corporat, where ſuch allembly ſhall be had, bp proclamation to be —
made in the Queenes name, to retire opreturne tupeaceablemaner to
thew places ¢ houles from whence. they came, ethey oz anv of —— |
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si wichſtanding ſuch Pzoclamation) hall remaine oꝛ make their above or
continue together by the {pace of one whole houre after ſuch commaunde⸗
ment oꝛ requeſt made by proclamation ,o after that fallin forcible ma⸗
ner do oꝛ put (nde anp of thefe things lat before mencioned: Cher as
well euery ſuch abode op continuing together, as cuerp fuch ace that after
fuchcommaundement 02 requeſt bp Pꝛoclamation had o2 made, ſhall ve
Done, practised, oꝛ put in vꝛe, by any perfons being aboue che numberof
; ‘tivelue,thall be adiudged Felonie, and the offendoꝛs therein ſhall be ad⸗
iudged Felons, and ſhall ſuffer onely the erecution of Death, asin cafe of
telonie. 7.99.12, 1.0016, |
£18. Jf any perfon 02 perfons, vnlawkully and Without authoꝛitie by Raifing OF ite
\ ringing of anp bell oꝛ belles, founding of any trumpet, dꝛumme, horne, oꝛ —
other inſtrumẽt whatfoeucr,o2 by ſiering of any Beakon, oꝛ by malicious acto: wore. |
ſpeaking 02 vttering of any woꝛds, oꝛ making any outcrie, oꝛ by ſetting
vp oꝛ caſting ot any billes oꝛ bill oꝛ writing whatſoeuer, oꝛ bp any other
Deed or act (ball ratfe,oz caule to be raiſed oꝛ allembled any perfons to the
number of rit, 02 aboue, to the intent that the fame perfons ſhould do oꝛ
putin be any of the thins aboue mencioned, and that the perfons to the
number of rit, oꝛ aboue, fo ratfen aſſembled, after requeſt or commande⸗
ment had op giuen, in koꝛme akoꝛeſaid, ſhall make there above o2 continue
together, as is afoꝛeſaid, oꝛ vnlawkully ¢ in forcible maner perpetrat,do,
Commit oꝛ putin bre anp of the acteso2 things abouefaid : Chen alle
ſingular perfons by whole ſpeaking, deede, act , 02 anp other the meanes
aboue {pecifien, any perſons to the number of rit, oꝛ aboue, ſhall be raiſed
02 aſſembled for the doing, committing,o2 putting in vꝛe any ofthe acts o2 ©
things aboue méctoned thal be adiudged fog his fo (peaking 02 doing,a fe-
Jou, ¢ hal ſuffer erecution of neath, as in cafe of felony, 1,99,12,1.€1,16,
19 Ffany wife op {eruant of any of the fame perfons,o2 any other per? Retienins then
for whatloeuer, Hall willingly and without compulfior , being , fend, peo braſſem⸗
deliuer, oꝛ conuey, any money , harneis, artillerie,weapon, meat, head,
drink, 02 other vict uall, to any perſon oꝛ perfons fo being alfembied,as is
afopefatD, during fuch time ashe or thep thall fo be affembled o2 be toge⸗
ther,as ts afozefain: Chen euery wite,{eruant,op other perfon fo bainging
oꝛ conueping ec, any of the koꝛelaid things to the fame perfons fo being
allembled together in forcible maner, 02 to any of them, and not depar⸗
ting to chetr houſes 82 dwelling places vpon requeſt oꝛ commaundement
made vntochem as is afozefain, ſhall be adiudged a Felon, and ſhall luffer
execution of Death, as in caſe of felonie, 1.99.1 2, «1,€1,16,
20 Ik any perfons aboue che number of two, and vnder the number of pada Nall ?
twelue, being aſſembled together, hall intend, goe about, practise, op put tino ani DaDee
in vꝛe With force of armes, vnlawkully, and of their owne authoritie, to tweluc.
| murder’, kill, 02 flap anp of the Queenes fubtects oꝛ to ouerthꝛow, cut,
1 beake,op calt downe, 02 Dig vp * rei ee ge diches, wall,o2 other
Re 30: tlofure
Whe party
grieued hall
recoucr treble
dammages.
Railing of po· 21Ilany perſons aboue the number of two, hall be vnlawfully € of
wer to Inppreffe
vilawiull af
ſemolies.
Riots, Routs, Vnlawfulf aſſemblies. —9—
cloſure of any parkes, parke, oꝛ other ground incloſed, oꝛ the bankeofanp
fiſh pond, oꝛ poole to the intent chat the fame, o2 any of them from thente⸗
forth ſhould remaine open, not incloſed, oꝛ boid,o2 to haue common oꝛ weap
in the fame parkes 02 park, oꝛ grounds 02 ground incloſed, 02 in any of
them, 02 ¢o deſtroy any parkes op park 02 fit pond, oꝛ poole, 02 any ware
rens op warren of conics oꝛ any douehouſes, oꝛ to pull oꝛ cut dolwne anp —
houſe, barne, mill, 02 ta burne any ſtackes of coꝛne oꝛ graine, op to alter, —
befalke,oz abate the rents, 02 peerelp value of anp manozs,landg,o2 tenes
ments of anp the Qucenes ſubiects, onthe price of anp victuall,cegncoz
graine, oz any other ching vſuall for the ſuſtenance 02 apparellof men, —
€ being required oz comniaunded by any Juſtice of the peace, oꝛ bp the fF
Shirif of the Countie, oꝛ bp any Maioꝛs, Bailikes oꝛ Bailit oꝛ other heay
Dfficer of any citie, op towne corporat, where {uch aſſembly hall be hav,
bp Proclamation to be made in the Queenes name, to retire o2 retur
to thew habitations, places, oꝛ houfes , and they fo required bp {uch pros
ciamation,fhall not fo doe, but after that hall in forcible maner infopme —
afozelatd, attempt to Doe, 62 put in bre any of thethings laft aboue mens
cioned: Chen euery of the fame perfons being aboue the number of two,
anb onder the number of twelue , hall {uffer imppifonment of his 02 their
bodies by the {pace of one peere without bayle oꝛ mainpꝛiſe. And alfo if
any perfon o2 perfons hall be damniſted op hurt by che doing, committing,
oꝛ putting in vꝛe of any bnlawwiull act o ching abeue menctoned, chen all
and ſinguler perfonsfonamnified € hurt, hall recouer and haue damma⸗
nes with the coftes of their {uit ſuſtained in chat bebalfe trebled againſt
the offendors therein. 1. M.12. 1.0116,
their owne authozitp.allemblea tomether,te the intent mith force armes
to Doe, pꝛactize, oꝛ putin bre,any of thethings aboueimencioned: Then it
ſhal be lawful to euery Juſtice of peace, rto cuery Dhirifeinanp County |
Leing within the Queenes dominions, ¢ to cuery Maioꝛ, Bailife,¢ other —
head Dikicer of any citie, oꝛ tolwn coꝛpoꝛat foꝛ che time he thal be m office,
02 aup other perfor op perfons hauing the Queens commilfion, o2 letters
from ber Highneſſe, aſwellto raiſe and allemble the Queenes louing {ube
iects in maner of warre to be arraied, infuch great number,as he 02 thep
then thall think meete,o2 able, to the intent bp violence ¢ ſtrengthto ſup⸗
pꝛeſſe, apprehend ,and take che {aio perfons that fo thall be onlawiullp —
aſſembled. Ano ifthe fain perfous fo balatnfully aſſembled after ſuch com⸗
maundement or requeſt by proclamation made, ſhall continue together·
not indeuour themlelues to recurne cowards their habications, houſes, oꝛ
places from whence they came ,infuch ſhort time as thep map conucnts |
ently : Chen tt ſhall be lawkul cocuerp Juttice ef peace, birite,and alfa
euery Batog, Bailike, and other head Dikicer of any citie, eꝛ towne cog=
porate ,andtocuery other perſon hauing aut horitie as is atecſaid after
Such commaundement oꝛ requed bp Pꝛoclamat ion made, aid ie Lich Bi |
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Riots, Routs, Valawfull aſſemblies. 308
ſons as ſhall be affembled with any Tuttice of peace, oꝛ Shirife, or with
any Wator, Bailike, oꝛ other head Officer of any citie, oꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛat.
and with euery other perfon hauing auchozity as ts afoꝛeſaid, to fupprelie,
appzebend, and take thoſe perfons fo vnlawkully allembled , which after
fuch proclamation made, fhall continue together and not indeuour them⸗
felues to returne towards their habitations, ec, Ano if the fat perfons
fo vnlawkully aſſembled tomether,o2 any of chem thall fortune to be kil:
Jed, ſlainemaimed, oꝛ hurt,tno2 about the ſuppzeſſing 02 taking of them:
rheneuerp {uch Juſtice, Shirife, Watoz, ¢c. and euery other perfon ha⸗
wing authoritie as is aloꝛeſaid, and all ¢ finguter perfons by him oꝛ thent
alſembled thall be free , vifcharged and vnpuniſhable, alwell againt the
Q D, ag againt all ¢ euery other perfon and perfons, of, fo2; 02 concerning
- the killing, maiming, and hurting of any perfor oꝛ perfons fo vnlawfully
_ aifemblen,that thall be killen flaine,matined,oz hurt, about 02 bp occaſion
- of taking oꝛ ſuppꝛeſſing of them, ec, 1,99,12, 1.2016, 0
22 All and euery Coppholver,o2 Cuſtomary holder being yeoman, artt= copipetser be-
ficer,bulbandman,ozlabozer, ¢ being of the age of rbiit,peeres, 02 more, —— *
¢ bnder che age of Ir.peeres,not ſicke, impotent, lame, maimed, ne hauing the auieene,
any other iuſt oꝛ reafonable excuſe oꝛ cauſe to the contrarie,¢ being requt:
rev by the Sbivife, Juſtice, oꝛ Juſtices of peace,o2 other haning aut hority
bp this Act, oꝛ by commiſſion oꝛ letters ec, thep declaring their ſaid au⸗
thozitic,op being required by the tmmedtat 02802 Lords,of whom fuch
copy oꝛ cuſtomary holds then ſhall be holden, to ferue the Queene for any
the caules aboue rebearlen, and refule fo to doe, thall (only during the life
offuch perfor og perfons ſo refuling) forf.to his oꝛ their Loꝛd oꝛ Toꝛds of
whom fuch copy o2 cuſtomary holds then hall be immediatly holden,ans
ſhould be holdẽ during the lite of {uch perfon oꝛ perfons fo refuting, in cafe
he han not forefulen,alitheir copy €cuftomary holds, And it thall be law⸗
full co euery {uch Loyd ec. bis heires 02 alligqnes , of wham ſuch copie og
cuſtomary holds ſhall be immentatlp holden , ¢ ſhould haue bin holden in
tafe that ftich perfon o2 perfons had not fo refuled, toenterand take inta
bis op their hands 02 poſſeſſions all {uch copie € culfomary holves fo hol⸗
Den of them, oꝛ any of them immendiatly,¢ to retaine the fame during only
| the life of euerp {uch offend, 02 offendozs, in ſuch maner as he 02 thep
ſhould haue han the rents op {eruice of ſuch copy o2 cuſtomary hold in cafe
fuch perſon oꝛ perſons fo refuling had not refuled,1,.99,12, 1. El.16.
23 Ailandeuerp Farmoꝛ being apeoman, hulbandiman, artificer, op A Farmer re.
laborer, and being of the age of xviti peeres, or moze, and vnder the ane fm
of {r. peeres, not ficke,impotent,lame,maimed, ne having any other rea
fenabie excuſe 02 caufe tothe contrarie, and being required bythe Shi⸗
rife, Juſtice o2 Juſtices of peace, oꝛ other hauing authoritie bp this Acc,
oꝛ bp commiflion, oꝛ letters,ec,thep declaring their fain authoꝛitie, oꝛ be:
ING required by their Landlozd oꝛ egret fo2 the time being to whom
AY 4 the
Riots ,Routs, Valawfull affemblies, " J
the rents of luch Farmers chall be chen riling, growing, op comming, to
ferue the Queene for anp the caufes aboue rehearfen,and refute fo to doe,
fait ¢ loſe to uch Land loꝛd ano Landlords, as thoutn haue hav the
*
ſhall (during onely the life of ſuch Faring? oꝛ Farmoꝛs fo refuſing) om
tentol
{uch Farmo, during the life and lines of ſuch perfon anv perfons fo refu⸗ J
fing, all their ſaid karmes. And it ſhall be lawful to euery ſuch Landiow —
Ec. theirhetres € allignes,to whom the rents of ſuch farmes houin haue
Bin due, during the like of {uch perfon oz perſons fo refuling (in cale beng
they bad nist rekuled )to enter ¢ take into bis op their hands dy polleflion, —
all fuch karmes, € to retaine the fame during onlp the life of euerp ſuch
offendoꝛ 02 offendoꝛs. Gut after the Death, erpiration, oꝛ determination
of the interett, 02 ferme of peeres of euery fuch Copyholder, cuftomarp :
Holder, o3 farmer, as fo thall ofkend ¢ forfait any of che {aid coppholos,
cuſtomarie holdes, 02 farmes, as is aloꝛelaid, then euery {uch perfon ag
fhouls o2 ought to haue had the fain coppholves , cuttomarie holdes —J—
karmes, after , 02 by the death, expiration » 02 determination of the intes
relf,o2 terme of peeres of {uch copy bolder , cuftomary holder oꝛ farmer, i
2
in cafe fuch copy holder, cuttomarie holder, oꝛ farmer hav not fo offended,
ne korkaited, Hall and may haue the fame coppholos,cuftomary holds,and
farmes, bp entre, action, admiſſion, oꝛ otherwile, in like maner, koꝛme, and
condition, and by ſuch meanes, as they and euery of them ſhould, might,
02 ought to haue hav, if no (uch fogfaiture o2 offence had bin had, vone,oz
committed, 1 DP. 12, 1.El. 16.
Dilcloing a 24.Ikanp perlon ſhall be ſpoken vnto, moued, 02 ltirred to make any
commotion commotion, inſurrection, oꝛ onlatwfull allembly foz any of the intents a⸗
woud. voue Mencioned,¢do not wichineriiithoures next after he hall be ſpkken
vnto, moued.oꝛſtirred (vnleſſe he haue go od. oꝛ reaſonable cauſe of excuſe)
declare the fame vnto one Tuflice of the peace oꝛ Shirit of the faiv roun⸗ i
tie, oꝛ to the ator, Dhivites, Baililes oꝛ other head Officers of any citie
oꝛ Colin corporat, wher fuch motion ecithalbe had, be thal {uffer imprifons
Ment by the {pace sf iii. moneths without battle oꝛ mainpꝛiſe,vnles he that
be diſcharged by thace Juſt. of p.(whereofoneta beok the Quorum) of
the fame Shire where the offence thatbe comnitten,1 9B,1 2, 1,€1,16, ©
anebre perio 25 Ikany perfon being aboue the age of rvitt.peeres, e vnder che age
fet to ferue, ok thꝛeeſcoze, being abletoferuc,enot lick, lame, oꝛ impotent, fhallbe ree
qutren by any Futtice of peace, oꝛ any Shirike of anp County where any
luch allembly thal be ox by any Maior B ailif,o2 other head officer of an⸗
citie, boꝛough, oꝛ to wne coꝛporzat oꝛ by any other by che commaundement
of any fuch Juſtice, Shirike, Dato ec. to goe with him oz them, to ſup⸗
pꝛeſſe the perſons vnlawkully allemblen, in maner ann forme aforefain:
Chen euery perſon which fo being able and required, doth willingly, and
obſtinately refute fo to nse, Hall fufter impriſonment foz one peere withe —
Gut bayle og mainprile. 14.9D,125 14Er6. oc | — at
—
—
hat | Riots, &c. 309
in any County oꝛ counties of this realme, foz the ſuppꝛeſſion ofany com: f
motion,rebellion,o2 onlawfull alembly,chen afwell all Juſtices ofpeace,
anu the ſherike and therifs of the fame, as ail Maiors, bailifes, and other
head officers, and all inhabitants and ſubiects of anp Countie, Citic, Bo:
rough,oz towne corporat, within euery {uch countie, halbopon the decla⸗
ration ofthe fainletters patents € requett made, be bound to giue atten:
dance dpon the fame Lieutenant, to ſuppꝛeſſe any commotion, rebellion,
‘op vnlawtull aſſembly, vnleſſe he fo required, have any reafonable ercute
ſoꝛ bis not attendance, bppon paineof imprilonment kor one whole peere,
1D, I 2, 1.Eliʒ.IG.
oꝛder aNd woꝛds in effect, vz. Che Juſtices oꝛ other perſons authoꝛiſed bp
‘this act to make the fain proclamation, ſhall make, oꝛ cauſe to be made ait
Dyes, and after that, hallopenty pronounce, oꝛ caule tobe pronouncen
theſe words, oꝛ like in effect: Che Queene our ſoueraigne Lady, char-
geth and commandeth all perfons being aſſembled immediatly to diſperſe
thelelues,and peaceably to depart te their habitations, 02 to their lawfull
buſineſſe, vpon the paine containedin che act lately made againſt vnlaw⸗
ful & rebeltious affemblies, and Goo ſaue the Queene, 1,99,12,1,€1,1 6,
the Pꝛoclamation and over aforelaid, whereby {uch proclamation thall
‘not be made, then every {uch perfon fomolefting, oꝛ hurting, €c, and bas
uing knowledge of his meſſage, thall incurre ſuch danger, and fuffer ſuch
paines and forfaitures as the perfons allembled, to whom the proclama-
tion ſhould haue bin mave, fhould bp this act incurre foꝛ not obeping the-
proclamation (if it had bin made) oꝛ fo2 doing after the proclamation of
any the things before exprꝛeſſed. And alfo all {uch perfons being allem:
bled tothe number aforefain, to attempt oꝛ do any the things aforeſaid,
to whom proclamation ſhould 02 ought to haue bin made, tithe fame han
not been let, ſhall likewiſe in cafe thep doe after putin bye, and doe ante
the things aforefain, hauing any waies knowledge of the let fo made, or
by anp meanes procuring the fame let, incur like danger, and {uffer like
paines and fopfattures afozefatd, in euerp their degrees, a3 though the
Pꝛoclamation had bin made, any claule,article, ec, inthis act Ec notwith-
ſtanding. 1.99,12,1, 13,16,
29 All and every the heire and heirs of all and euerp the offendo2 anv
| Offendozs in any the cafes afoꝛeſaid, and al and euery perfon and perfons,
bodies politique and coꝛpoꝛat, their hetrs,fucceflops, and executors, and
euterpot them (ocher then ſuch perfon and perfons onely, as thalbe attain-
"| $60, Conuicted, 02 outlawed, ofanp the afogelain offences of gion ts
: aue,
26 Ikthe Queene ſhall by her letters patents make any Lieutenant attendance
27 The opverandfogme of the Pꝛoclamations that ſhalbe made by The korme ol
‘the authoritie ofthis act, thall be as hereafter followeth, 02 with the like ae
© 28 Bf any perfor o2 perfons do 02 hall moleſt, let, binder, 02 hurt anp Hhindrance of
perfor og perfous that thall proclaime, 02 go to pꝛoclaime accoꝛding to tht Proce:
Riots, &c.
haue, hold, any enrioy, all fuch right, title, entrie, interelt, leaſes, pottetions,
rents, conditions profites and aduantages, as they o2 any ofthem hallo,
of right ought to haue,in,oz to any manos, lands,rents,reuerftons,ferute
ces, oꝛ hereditaments whatſoeuer, o2 in, oꝛ to any part thereof in as large
maner te all intents, as ik ſuch attainder had neuer been had, any ching i
this acte ac, notwithſtanding ec, Sauing taeuery perfon and perſons,
bodies politike and corporat, and their ſucceſſors, their liberties and fran⸗
chiſes in ſuch maner, as if this act had neuer bin made, 1. M. 12. 1. El.16.
Pꝛocuringo· 30 Ik any perſon oꝛ perſons, da moue, flirre, op procure any perſon op
thers to ottend. perſons, ta commit any oftheoffences in this act ſpecified, then euerie J
{uch perſon anv perfons, which hall procure, ſtirre,oꝛ moue any perfon oꝛ
perfons {ota offend, thall fuffer (uch punithment by impzifonment with⸗· P
dut bail oꝛ mainpaile, as ts before erpreflen tn this act againſt counfatlers
of fuch offenders, 1.90.12, 1,115.16, : q
intawhnittate 3% Meany perfons co the number of rl,o2 moze, Mall allemble tomes
die byrl, ther in forcible maner, vnlawkully, and of their owne aut hority, to the in=fi
aboue. tent tocrecute, Doe, oz putin bee anp ofthe things aboue fpectfien, 02 to
doe other Felonious o2 rebellious acte,o2 acts, ¢ fo hall continue together iit
by the (pace of thee hours, after proclamation fhalbe made, at o2 nigh them
place where chep ſhalbe fo affemblen, 02 in fome market towne thereunto
next adioining, and after notice therokto chem giuen, then euery perfon fo fe
willingly alembled in fogcible maner, and fo continuing together by the
{pace of thaee howꝛes after {uch Proclamation made, and notice thereof
giuen,halbe adiudged a felon,1.99,1 2, 1,€113.17- i
Gicutenat hall 32 No Lieutenant that ſhall be mave by authopity op colour okthis
notapvoint a act, oꝛ fap co execute this act, ſhal conſtitute vnder him, o2 in bis place, anp
— veputy, nor (hal call, oxꝛ appoint to appeare bekoꝛe him bp the only authoꝛie
tie of Lieutenancie, oꝛ of conmmiffion of Lieutenancie, any perfon,fo2 anie
caule oꝛ matter whatſoeuer, ſaue only fo2 the caufes and matters expzeſſed
in chis act,and for none other, 1.99.1 2. 1.05, 16, 7 .
Aiding ofthe 33 IRoperfon op perfons thall be put to any loſſe, forfaiture, paine, og |
le aad puniſhment of life, land, 02 goods, as acceſſary to any perfor oꝛ perfons |
that fhall commit any of the offences contained in this act, for receiuing,
romkorting, oꝛ aiding of any {uch offendo2 after ſuch act cõmitted oz done.
¥,99,1 2,1, C13, 1 6, I
The attainder 34 No attainder, oꝛ conviction of any perfon oꝛ perfons foꝛ any offence
fox tholr otter py offences herein cõtained, ſhalbe any copruption of bloon betwire the of
tion of bloow, fender & any of bis ancelfers, 02 {uch perfon 02 perfons as ſhould hatte bin
beir to fuch offender, ikno {uch attainder oꝛ conuictiõ han bin hav, Sauing
roeucrp perfor ¢ perfons, bodies politike ¢ coꝛpoꝛat ec, their liberties € |
franchifes in ſuch maner, as tfthis act hav neuer bia mane, 1.99. I.Parli⸗
|
ament.r 2. 1. El.n 7.to continue diring che natural life of Q.Elizabeth
|
And co the end of the parliament then next following,
Rome,
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vy
ao 8
J
i |
4,
: Rome, &c. 7 310
| YF any perfon op perfons dwelling, inhabitant, op reſtant within chis apainesining
— oz anie other the Q.dominions ec, 02 elſewhere within oꝛ vnder ————
| her obeilance, ot what eftate,dignitie, condition, pꝛeheminence, ox degree or Rome
| focuer he oz they be, Hall by waiting, ciphering, printing, preaching, 02
teaching, deede 02 act, aduiſedlie and wittinglie, holde oꝛ ſtand with, to er
| coli,fet forth, maintaine o2 dekend the authozitie, iurifdiction,o2 power of
| che Bifhop of Raine, o2 ofhis See, heretofore claimed, vſed oz vſurped
within chis realme 02 in anie dominions oꝛ countrey being of, within, 02
i) onder the Q.power o2 obeifance, D2 by ante ſpeech, open decve,o act,av-
Juiſedlie, ¢ wittinglie attribute any ſuch maner of turifoiction authozitie,
2 pꝛeheminence to the ſaid See of Rome, 02 to anie Biſhop of the fame
H See for the time being within chis realme, oꝛ in any the D.vominions 52
Countries: Chen euerie fuch perfon oꝛ perfons,fo doing oꝛ offending, their
abbettozs,procurers, and counfellers, and alfo their atders,aliftants, and
Acomfoꝛrters bponpurpole, Eto the intent to let forth, further, ¢ extoll che
fai vſurped power, authoritie, oꝛ iuriſdiction ofanic of the ſaid Bithop oz
Biſhops of Rome, ct euery ofthem, being cheroflawfully indicted, 02 pꝛe⸗
ented, Win one pere next after any ſuch offences by himog thé comitten,
Mand being lawfully conuicted oꝛ attainted at ante time after, according to
he latwes of this realine,fo2 euerp fuch vefaule € offence, thallincurre in-
ito the dangers, penalties, patues, ¢ foꝛtaitures, oꝛdained and pꝛouided bp
Withe fat, of prouifton ¢ premunire, made 1 6,3R,2. And if anp fuch offender
after (uch conutction ¢ attainver as ts afoꝛeſaid, vo eftfoones commit or The ſecond
Do the fain offences o2 anie of the inmaner ¢ forme afopelain, ¢ be thereof ꝰcuct.
Juelie convicted and attaintedas ts aforefatd : Chen eueric {uch offender
Iſhal fof, and fufter {uch patnes, foꝛfaitures. iudgement,e erecution, ag is
Mofenin cafes of high treaſon. Wut chis acte, oꝛ anie attainder tobe hav by
| fozce thereof, thall not extend to make anie cogruption of blood, the diſhe⸗
riting ofanie heir, koꝛrtaiture of dower, noꝛ tothe pꝛeiudice of the right oz
title of anie perſon oꝛ perſons other then the right or title of the offender
oꝛoffenders duringhis, her, 02 their naturall liues onlie. And ic ſhall and
may be lawfull to euerie perſon ¢perfons to whom the right oꝛ intereſt
jofante lands,tenements, oꝛ hereditaments, after the death of any ſuchol⸗
\fender oꝛ offenders, outa o2 might haue appercained,tf no ſuch attainder
had been, to enter into the fame without any oufterle maine to be ſued, in
ſuch fort ag he og chep might haue done if this acte had neuer been had ne
made. ut charitable giuing ofreafonable almes to any ofthe offenders retiening the
aboue {pecified without fraud op couin, ſhall not be taken to be anie {uch offenders,
abbetment procuring, countelling aiding, alſiſting, oꝛ cdforting, as there-
bp the giuer of ſuch almes hall incurre anie paine, penaltie, 02 forfaiture
appointed in this act, 5,Cltz,1, S.lultices of peace g,
_ 2 Bfanie perſon oꝛ perfous thall vle, op put in vꝛe imany place with: ⸗
inthis Realme,oz in anp the Queenes dominions, any Bull, waiting, or Geers
inſtrument,
Rome, &c. “4
hy any Bulles inſkrument, wꝛitten o2 printed of abfolution, oꝛ reconciliation, obtatnen)
krom Kome. fromthe Bithop of Rome, o2 any hrs ſucceſſors, 02 from anie other perſon
oꝛ perfons authoꝛiſed, oꝛ claiming authozitie, by, oꝛ from the fais Bithoy
his pꝛedeceſſors oꝛ {ucceflogs, 02 See of Rome: Dz ifany perfor op pers
fons thall cake spon him o2 them, by colour of any fuch ull, writing, ine
ſtrument, oꝛ authoritie, to abfolue,oz reconcile anie perfon oꝛ perfons, op
to grant, oꝛ peomile to anp perfon o2 perfons within this realme, oꝛ ante)
other che Queenes dominions, any fuch Abfolution, o2 reconciliation, by
anie fpeech,preaching,teaching, writing, 02 ante other open deede: D2 if J
any perfor op perfons within this Realme, o2 any che Queenes domini⸗J
ong, Hall willingly receiue, and take any {uch abfolucion, 02 reconciliati
on: Oꝛ els if anie perfor oꝛ perfons haue obtained o2 rotten fince che tag
pay ofthe Parliament, holven Anno 1, Eliz. oꝛ thall obtaine, 02 gette,
Dorainins of From the lain Withop of Rome, og anie his {uccelloys, 02 See of Rome, I,
Rome, anie maner of Bull, waiting, oꝛ inſtrument wottten, 02 printed, contat2: |
ning any thing, matter, o2 caule whatfocuer, oꝛ thallpublith, oꝛ bp anied,
waies oꝛ meanes put in bre ante (uch Bull, writing,oy inſltrument: Chem,
al x euerie {uch act and acts, offence ¢ offences, ſhalbe deemed ¢ adiudged
to be high treafon, ethe offender offẽders therin, theit procurers,abbete
ters,¢countellers to the fact, committing of the ſaid offence 02 offences,
chalbe deemed ¢ adiudged high Traitozs to the Queene andthe Realme, |,
and being thereok lawkully indicted ¢ attainted according to the courte of 2
thelawesof this realme, thall ſuffer death, and forfatt all their lands, he⸗
reditaments¢c.andcattels,as in cafes of high trealon by che lawes of this
realme ought to be loft and fopfaiten ec, 13, Eliz. 2.
Sheforfatof 3 All and euerpaivers, comforters, oꝛ maintainers of any of the fait
—— offender oꝛ offenders akter the committing of any of the ſaid acts oꝛ oſfen⸗
noas,after the ces, to the intent toler fozth, bphold, o2 allo the doing, o2 erecuttonot
ily com· she fain vſurped pewer, iuriſdiction oꝛ authoꝛity, concerning the pꝛemiſ⸗
ſes oꝛ any part hereof, hall incurre the paines and penalties contained tt
the ſtatute of Premunire, made 16. R.2.13. Eliz. 2. i
eae oe Hf any perfon o2 perfons to whom any uch abfolucion, reconcilia⸗
abfolution og tion, Bull, writing, or inſtrument as is aloreſaid ſhalbe offered, moued,
‘Hullofiered. gy perſwaded co be vſed, put in vee oꝛ executed, thal conceale the fame of
fer, notion, 02 perfwafion, and not diſcloſe and fignifie che fame, bp wets
ting 02 otherwife, within fire meekes then nert following, to fomeot the
Queenes priup Cornfell, 02 cls to the Pꝛeſident, oꝛ vicepꝛeſident of the
Queenes Countel ettablithen mn the North, oꝛ in che Warches of Hales, |
for the time being, then the fame perſon or perfons fo concealing eC. ſhall
incurre the penalty and forfaiture of miſpriſion of high treafon. But no
Pichꝛillon. perlſon op perfons thalve troublenin 02 fo2 mifpgifion of treafon, for any
offence mane treafon by this act, other then {uch as by this act before are
Declared to be in caſe of miſpziſion of high creafon,s 3.013. 2, A
,
}
|
Ae Rome, &c. 311
} 5 Of any perfor op perfons chall at any tinte bying into this realme, or
| any the dominiõs of che fame, any token op tokens,thing 02 things,calicn
+) by puameofan Agnus dei,op anp crolles,pictures,beads,op ſuchlike vain Aomedc: rot
| efinperttitions things fromp Githop oꝛ See ot Rome, oꝛ krõ any perfon o pieturts
|) 02 perfonsauthoztfen, o2 claiming authoꝛity by 02 from the fata Biſhop oz
See to conſecrate oꝛ hallow the fame, Fiche ſame perfon hall deliuer,op
| caufe o2 ſuſfer to be neliuercd the fame, o2 anie of them, to any {ubtect of
® this realme, 02 of anie the dominions ofthe fame, to be woꝛne 02 vſed tit
Danie wile > Chen alwell che fame perfon and perfons fo domg, as alfo all
and euerie other perſon oꝛ perſons which ſhall receiue and take the fame
tothe intent to vle 02 weare thefame, being thereof lawfully conuicted
Hand attainted bp the opder of the common lates of this Realme , thalt
Pincurve.into the dangers, penalties, paines anv forfeitures ogdained, and
Ipouided by the Katute of Premunire and Pꝛouiſion, made 1 6,R.2. Da? qepermens
Deine to all andeuerp perfor anv perfons, and body politikeand coppozat, rights ſaued.
Itheit heirs and ſucceſſors other then the fatvoffenders, and theirbetrs, =
Hand {uch perfon and perfons as claime to anie their vſes, all {uch rights,
Mtitles, interefts,polleltions,leales,rents,reuerfions,offices, fees, heredita⸗
Iments, tc, as chep o2 any of them thall haue at the vate of the committing
: {uth offence oi offences, or any time before, in as large and ample maner
as tf chis acte han never heen had noz made, anie thing herein ec,notwith-
PRanding, 1 3, Eliz.2. ,
6 Ik any perfon o2 perfons to whom any fuch Agnus Dei, 02 other the Appꝛehending
Ithings aforefain hall be tendered and offered to be deliuered, hall appre⸗ the offendoz,
bend the partie fo offerine the lame, anv bping him tothe nect Juttice of pena”
peaccot that Shire where fuch tender hall be mave (if be thallbeablefo
to do) 02 for lack of fuch abtlitie, hall within thꝛee daies next after {uch
| offer mane, difclofe the name and names, anv dwelling place 02 places of
Pi refore of the perfon o2 perfons which thall make {uch offer, (which be
fhall endeuour bimfelfe to know by all the meanes he can) to the Ordi⸗
narie of that dioceſſe, oꝛ to anp Juſtice of peace of that Shire, where lich
+ | perfor oꝛ perfons to whom fuch offer thall be made thallberefiant, And
allo tf fuch perfon 02 perfons to whom {uch offer ſhalbe made, thal happen
to recetue any {uch Agnus Dei,op other ching aboue remembꝛed, and ſhall
within the fpace of one dap next after fuch recett, deliuer the fame to anp
Juſtice of peace within the fame Shire, where the party fo receiuing
ſhall be chen reftant, oꝛ hall happen to be: Chen euerp {uch perfon og
perfons doing any the acts oꝛ things lat aboue mentioned, in forme a-
houe declared, hall not bp force of this Matute incurre anp pangero2 pe-
naltie appointed tn thts ſtatute, oꝛ anp other paine oꝛ penaltie. 1 3. Eliz. 2.
And that Jultice of peace to whom any ſuch matter ſhall be declared,
| Hall diſeloſe the ſame within xiiii. daies after to one of the Queenes
| patuie Counfell, o2 clfe he thallincurre che danger of Prxmunire, pro-
a ¢ Wee MOed
TAithwawing 7 Ail perfons whatſoeuer, which haue o2 ſhall haue, o2 thallypeten
the fubtects
From their obe- to haue power, oꝛ (hall by anp wapes oꝛ meanes put in ppactile, to abe
nience to the
Queene.
Reconciling,
02 being ree
conciled,
Aydors and
tnaintainozs
of the offene
D028,
Pifprifion.
Cinreuerent
peaking a>
Saint the
Sacrament.
Common prac
per, and admi⸗
nitration of
Sacraments.
Rome, &c. Sacraments and Seruice divine.
uided bp the fatute made An,1 6, 1,2, S.luftice of peace 103. iM
foluc, perfivade, 02 withdꝛaw any of the Queenes Waielties fubiects,
any within any her highnes Dominions, from their naturall obedience
to her Maieſtie, 02 to withdraw chem foꝛ chat intent fromthe Religion
now bp ber highnelle authoritie etablithes within her dominions, to the:
Romith Religion, o2 to moue them, o2 any of them, to pꝛomiſe any obe⸗
bience to any pretended authopitic of the Dee of Rome, opotany other;
Prince, State, o2 Potentate, to be had og vſed within her pominions, oꝛ.
fhalldo anp ouvert act,tathat intent o2 purpofe,and euerp of them, thall be
fo allintents adiudged tobe Traitoꝛs. And being thereof lawfully cons
uicted, fhall haue tungement, fuffer and fogfait, as incale of high Crease fi,
fon. Aud if anp perfon fhall by any meanes be willingly abſolued, oꝛ
withdzawen ag aforefato, op willingly be reconciled, o2 hall pꝛomiſe anp
obedience to any fuch pretenved authoritic, prince, fate, oꝛ potentate, asl
is aforefain : Chen euerp ſuch perfor, their pꝛocuroꝛs and counſailoꝛs
thereunto, being thereof lawfully conuicten, ſhall be taken,tried,and iubed
ged, and ſhall ſuffer and forfatt,as in cales of hiah Treaſon. 2 3. Eliʒ. 5. 2
8 All anv euery perfon and perfons, chat hall wittingly be aidors, oꝛꝝ
maintainors offuch perfons ſo offending, as is aboue expreflen, o2 of anp
of them knowing che fame, 02 which hall conceale any offence aforefain,,
h
3s
and thall not within twentie dayes at the kurthelt, after ſuch perſons
knowledge of fuch offence, diſcloſe the fame to fome Juſtice ofpeace, oz fi
other higher D fficer : fhall be caken,tricd,and iudged, and (hall ſuffer andy
fo fait as offendoꝛs in miſpꝛiſion of Creafon,2 3.€is,.1,S.Triall8. .
x The punifhment of leſuites and Prieftes ordeined by authoritie.de=
riued from the See ofRome, which comeinto this Realme, and of thofe |
which receiue them. S, Ieſuites. ;
Sacraments and Seruice diuine. ||
F any perfon thal bp any contemptuous woꝛds, depꝛaue, deſpiſe oꝛ con=
teinne the Sacrament of the body and blood of Chit, oꝛ (peak againſt
the veceiuing cherof,onder both kinds, oꝛ thal aduiſedly in any other wile
contenine, deſpiſe, or reutle the fame, he thall {uffer imprifonment, an’ 9
make fine at the Q.pleafure, 1,€0.6,1, I.Eliʒ.I.S.Iuſtice of peace 8
2 Che Booke of Common prayer andadminiftration of Sacraments, |
rites and ceremonies, fet forth by auchozitie of Parliament An.5. and Oe
€,6, (with one alteration o2 addition of certain leſſons to be vſed on eue⸗
rp Sunday tn the peere, and the forme of the Letany altered Ecozrected, |
and two fentences onely added inthe deliuerie ofthe Sacrament to the
Tommunicants, and none other oꝛ otherwite) thal and e be in full korce
anv effect, And all and ſinguler Miniſters in any Cathedrall oꝛ parich
Church oz other place within this Realme of England, sail 9
arches
Sacratnents and Seruice diuine. 312
| Marches ofthe fame, 02 other the N, dominions, hall be bound to fay anv
vle the Mattens,Cuenfong, celebration of the Lords Supper, and admi⸗
| niftration ofech of the Sacraments,and atl cheir Common ¢ open prayer
in lach order and foꝛme as is mentioned in the ſaid Booke. And if any ma⸗
ner of Parſon, icar, oꝛ other whatſoeuer Miniſter, chat ought, oꝛ ſhould
ſing oꝛ fay Common prayer mentioned in the ſaid Booke, o2 miniſter the
| Sacraments, refule to vfe che fain Common prayers, dꝛ to minifter the
) Sacraments in {uch Cathenzall o2 parith Church, o2 other places, as he
ſould vfe to minitter the fame, in {uch oder and forme as they be mentio⸗
nev anv fet forthinthe fain Booke, o2 thall wilfully oꝛ obſtinately, ſtan⸗
vding in the fame, vſe any ocher rite, ceremonie, order, koꝛme, 02 maner of
‘relebratine of the Loꝛds Supper, openly oz pꝛiuely, or Mattens, Cuen-
Hong, aminiftration ofthe Sacraments, o2 other open papers then is
Bmentioned anv fet forth in the fain Booke, (Dpen prayer, is ment chat
Apraicr whichis fox other ta come vnto, oꝛ heare, either ir common Chur⸗
ches, 02 priuate Chappels, 02 Dpatogies, commonly callen the ſeruic⸗ 75
Ache Church,) D2 Hall preach, veclare, op {peake any thing in the deroga⸗
Pion oꝛ depꝛauing of the ſaid Booke, oꝛ any thing therzin contained, 02 of
anp part therof, and thall be thereoflatwfuliy conuicten, accopving to the
lawes of this Realme, by verdict of xii.men, 02 by his ovne confeflion, 02
by the notopious euidence of the fact, thall looſe & forfate to the Queenes
highnes, her heires and ſucceſſors, for his fir offence, the profit of all his
Mptritual benefices oꝛ promotions, comming 02 ariling in one whole peere
inert after thts conuiction, And alfoche perfon fo conuicten, ſhall for the
Mame offence, (ufferimpzifonment by thefpace of vi, manethes, without
baile oꝛ mainpriſe. Ano if any {uch perfon once conuice of any offence con⸗
cerning the premiffes, thal after his firit conuictioneftfoones offend, anv
ibe thereof in forme aforefatd lawfully conuice : then the fame perfon ſhall
for bis ſecond offence (ufter imprifonment by the (pace of one whole pere,
and alfo (hall therefore be depriued, Ipfofacto, of all his ſpirituall ppomo⸗
| tong, And it hall be lawfull co all patrons 02 donoꝛs of atl and ſinguler
) thefame ſpirituall promotions, o2 of any okthem, to pꝛeſent o2 collate to
ithe fame, as though the perfon oꝛ perfons fo offending were dead. And
tf any fuch perfon and perfons, after he thall be twice convicted in forme
afoꝛzeſaid, hall offend againt any of the premiffes che third time, and thalt
be therof in forme aforefainiatwfully canuteten : chen the perfon ſo offen⸗
Ding, ¢ conuicted the third time ſhalbe depriued Ipfo facto, of all his ſpiri⸗
tuall promotions, ¢ alfo ſhall {utter imprifonment suring bis like. 1. El.2.
i
Q
tualpomotion : then the fame perfon fo offending & conuict, ſhall for the
‘Ge offence Cufterinpptf curing one whole pere, next after his ſaid con-
ction, wit hout baile oz mainpzife, And ifanp (uch perfon, noe hauing
: any
3 And ifthe perfon that thattoffenn, ¢ be conuicted tn forme aforelatd an offendo
) concerning any of che premiffes, ſhall not be beneficed, nop haue any ſpiri⸗ pawalt nae
Deprauing the
Book of Co
pe paver, OF: plates ſongs,rymes, o2 by other open words, declare oꝛ {peake any thing
pꝛocuring as
there
Sacramentsand Seruicediuine. J—
any ſpiritual promotion after his firſt conuiction, ſhall eftfoones offendi
any ching concerning the premilſes, and ſhall in forme aloreſaid be there:
of lawfully conuicted: then the fame perfor thall for bis fecond offence
fuffer impꝛiſonment during his like. 1.21326 Jc.
4 Jf any perſon o2 perſons whatſoeuer, ſhall in any Enterludes,
in the derogatiõ, deprauing, oꝛ deſpiſing of the ſame booke,o of any thing
therin contained, oꝛ any part therof, oꝛ thal by open kact, deede, oꝛ bp open
threatnings, compel oꝛ cauſe,oꝛ otherwiſe procure oꝛ maintaine any Par⸗
ſon, vicar, 02 other Miniſter in any cathedral or pariſh church, oꝛ in chap⸗
pel, o2 in any other place, to fine o2 fap any Common oꝛ open pꝛaier oꝛ to
miniſter any Sacraments, otherwile, o2 in any other maner € forme then b
is mentioned in che {ain book,o2 by any of the ſaid means hall vnlawfully J
interrupt, 02 let any parton, vicar, op other miniſter in any Cathenzal 0
parith church, €c, to fing o2 fay Common ¢ open praier, oꝛ to minifter chew!
Sacraments,oz any of them in luch maner ¢ korm as is mentioned in the i
faid Book:then euery {uch perfor being therot lawkully cõuicted in korun
abouelaid, thal korf. to the Q.her heirs ¢ ſucceſſors, for the firſt offence C.
marks. Ano if any perfon oz perfons being once conuict of any ſuch offẽce
eftfoones offend againt any of che lat reciten offences, ¢ ſhall in koꝛme a⸗
foreſaid be therof lawfully conuict: then the fame perfor fo offending anv
conuict, thal fo2 the fecond offence foꝛf. to the Q.her beirs,¢c.goo,markey fh
And if anp perſon, after be in forme aloꝛeſaid, thal haue bin twice convict
of any offence concerning any of the lat reciten offences, hall offend the
third time, & be cheroftu forme aboueſaid lawfully conuice shen ever
perfon fo offending ¢connict, thall for his third offence, fortait tothe D,
all hig goods and cattels, and thall ſuffer impriſonment during his lifes:
And ik any perfon o2 perfons that fo2 his firſt offence concerning the pres
miffes fhall be conuice in forme akoꝛeſaid, do not pap che ſumme to be pate
by vertue of bis conutction, in fuch maner and forme as the fame ounht to),
be pated within vi, weekes nert after his conuiction: Chen every perfor
foconuict, ano fo not paying the fame, fhall for the fame fir offence, in
ſteed of the ſaid ſumme fuffer imprifonment bp the fpace of bi, monethes,
without baple oꝛ mainpzile, And tfany perfon oꝛ perfons that fo2 his ſe⸗
cond offence concerning the premifles, ſhall be conuict in foome aſore⸗
ſaid, do not pap the fata ſumme to be pated by bertue of his conuiction and
thiseffatute, in ſuch maner and forme as thefame ought to be pated,
within bt. weekes nert after his fain ſecond conttiction: Cheneuerp per⸗
fon fo conuicted, and not ſo paping che fame, (hall for the fame fecond of |
- fence, in the teen of the fain fume, futfer imprifonment puring xii. Mo⸗ J
Herp perfor
Mall reſort to
the Church.
nethes, without bayle oz mainpꝛiſe. 1. Eliz. 2. —
5 All and euery perſon and perſons inhabiting within this Kealme
oy any other he Queenes dominions, ſhall diligently and faithfully, bas
Sacraments and Sernicediuine. 313
| ting no lawlulloꝛ reafonable ercufe tobe abfent, endeuour themfelues ta
| refogt to their Parih Church or Chappell accuttomed, 02 vpon reafonable
Tet thereof,tafome vſuall place where Common ppaier and uch (eruice of
Goo thall be vled tn luch time of let bpon euery Sunday , and other daies
odained and vled to be Kept as holy daies, and then and there to abiveoy-
berly and foberly uring the timeofthe Common Prater, pꝛeachings, oꝛ o⸗
| therferuice of Goo, there to be vled and miniftren, vpon paine of punithes
| ment bp the cenfures of the Church gallo vpon paine chat euerp perton fo.
otfending Hall fork fo2 euery {uch offence rit.d,to be leuted by the Churche
p Mardensot the parith where fuch offece halbe done to the vie of the pooꝛe
p ofthe fame parith,of the goods, lands, and cenements of {uchoffendo2, by
way of diſtreſſe. 1. El.2.
6 Noperlo
be thereofindictes at the next generall Sellions to be holden before the.
JNultices of Dyer anv determiner, oꝛ Fultices of Aliile > hertafter any of:
iP fence committed o2 done contrarp to theteno of this act. Elizʒ. <
Moz perfous ſhall be at any time hereafterimpeachen or o⸗ Slithin wdat
§ therwifemoletten, of or faz any the affencesaboue mencioned,hereafter toto mathe.
§ be committed o2 done contrarie to this act, vnleſſe be o2 they fo offending nictea.
f 7 AMlandenerp Juttices of Dier ano veterminer,op Futices of Alte — —
ↄquire of.and
hallhaue full power and authoritie in euery of their open and generali Cae da ofe
»
Seſſions, toenquire, heare, and determine all and all maner of offences, *™"
that thall be committed oꝛ done contrarp to any article containedin this
epretent Act, wit hin che limits of the commiftion to themdirected , and to
minake proces for the execution of the fame,as thep may do anaing any per⸗
Alon being indicted befoze them of trefpas, 0; lawfully conuicted thereof.
And all and every Archbithop and Bithop, thal oz may at alltime ¢ times,
at his libertie and pleafure, iopne andaflociate bimfelfe by vertue of this
Act,to the ſaid Juſtices of Oper ana determiner, 02 tothe laid Juſtices of.
Alſile, at euerp of che ſaid open anv Generall Selfions to be holden in anp
place within bis dioceſſe; fo anv to the enquirie hearing, and determining
| of theotfences aloreſaid. Ano the Maior of London, and all other Waions,
Dailtfes,andother head Déficers,of all linguler Cities, Boroughs, and
Townes coꝛpoꝛate, within this Realme, Males, and the Marches of the
ame, to the which Juſtices of Alliſe do not commonly repatre, ſhall haue
harchangell, in like maner anv fogme,ag Julſtices of Aſſiſe and Dyer any
eterminer map Doe. Eliz.2. BREE uth rick ids
clogs, Commniflartes, Archneacons,¢ other Ordinaries, haning anp pee:
ulier Cccleftattical iuriſdiction that haue full power & authopitie bp ver⸗
te of this act, alwellto enquirein their Aiſitation, Sinodes elfewhere
pithin their iurildiction at any other Hinge en place, to take accufations
|: ; ang
(8 All anvfinguler Aechbithops anv Biſhops, e cuerp of their Chau The Devinary
But onte pu⸗
nifhed foz one
offence,
Hayling o2
hearing of
Palle.
Qidat things
de requi et
make (afecon-
Mies etsctuat,
¢
the Detropolicane of this Reale, Ann alto if there Hall happen any cone
tempt oꝛ irreuerenceto be bled inthe Ceremonies oꝛ rites ofthe Church
perlon which Hall willingly peare Malte’, ſhall for fate the ſumme of c.
np hips oꝛ veſſels charged with marchandiſe ot an ants being the
Sacraments and Setuicediuine. Salecondits.
and infopmationsofatl and euery the things aboue mentioned, done com⸗
Mitted,o2 perpetrated, within the limits oktheir iuriſdictions x authozity,
and fo punith the fanie by abmonition,ercommrnication,fequeftration,oz-
depriuation and other cenlures,¢ proces, in like forme as heretofore hath
bin vſed in like cafes bp the D.ecclefiaftical lames, 1.€1.2,
9 Wihatfoeuerperfon offending in the premifles, halt fon thei offen-
ces fir receine punithment of the Orꝛdinary hauing atettimonial thereof
buver the fain Ordinaries (eale, hall not koꝛ che fame offence eftfoones be
conuicted before the Juſtices. And likewilereceiuing for the fain firit of⸗
fence puniſhment bp che Jultices, he thal not fo2 the fame offence eftfoones:
— puniſhement of the Oꝛdinarie: any thing Ee. notwithltandiag·
J. 3.26
19 Such ornaments ofthe Church, and of the BPinitters thereof, hall
be reteined and be in ble as was inthis Churchof England, by authozitie
of Parliament it An, 2,€0,6,ontil other oder thalbe therein taken by the
authortty ofthe N, with che aduiſe of her Commiſſioners appointed ¢ aus
thorisen under the great Seale of England for caules Ecclefiattical,ez of
Lp che miluling of the orders appointed it this Booke: the D.map by the
like aduiſe of the fata Commilſioners oꝛ Wetropolitane, oꝛdaine anv pube
Lith {uch farther Ceremonies oꝛ Rites,as map be moft fo2 the aduancemẽt
of Gos alapy,the evifping ofhis Church, ẽ the due reuerence of Chuits
holy Miſteries and Sacraments, Ad
TT Cuerp perlon which that ſay o ſing apt, Geing chereotlawkuniy
conuicted hall fortait the ſumme oF CC. Darks, and be committed to pris!
lon in the next gale, thereto remaine bp the {pace of one pere , and front
thenceforth tilt he haue pated the fain ſummie oF CC, Markes. Anveuery :
MParkes, and ſuffer impꝛiſonment fora vere 23. El.1.
1Arrelſting a Prieſt whichis doing diuine Seruiee. S.Arrelts 1,’ |
2 ‘That there Thalt be a Bible, and abooke of Common praierin every |
parifh Churchin Wales, inthe Welehtongite; ‘atid another wpe bp
tith — Wales — HBG GE os . —J
Bug 2 ——— NES :
[2 euetp fateconvite robetitancedtt any perfort 02 — thé names
okthe owuers of the hhips and ofthe Watters, athe number ofthe War
riners, with the carriage of the thips thalbe erpzeften,1 5.1. 6.3. And if a⸗
|
‘Tants i |
Queenes enemies be taken vporthe Sea by anv oe the Queens tere peor
ple,t€che matters polſeiloxs o Habehants of lach Hhips,ecbaure not with=
inthe boord oftheir Hips ec. at the day of the taking of them, the Queens
on patents of ber. fatoconbive,tretyo3 Cattegard kor luch hips —A
laces or
anctuary,
_ pointe how fatre and where rhe bounds ofeuerp of the {aid priuiledged plas
She formeot
Mowwyation,
EL. perfons in
one place.
Quer Ce
Ablured per⸗
fons all be
marked onthe
thumbe.
be places of tuition ¢ pꝛiuiledge) ſhalbe vtterly ertinguiſhed kor any ſuch
libertie or prꝛiuiledge ofſanttuatie to allpurpofestc.32.30.8.12,
lhalbe allowed and taken kor places of pꝛiuilege etuition foꝛ terme of life,
okall and ſinguler offenders of whatloeuer kind eucrp thetroffences ſhall
Bailikes, and Conttables thall be attendant ar the commaundement ot
BS che Cozdner stor the Bue executton thereol. as they will anlwere at cheir
101362 San@uatie and Abiuration. : ”
Cathedyal chitrches, Holpitals and Churches collegiat and all Chappels
dedicate, vſed as pariſh churches, and the ſanctuaries to euery okthem be⸗
longing, and ercept {uch places tertitories, as hereafter be appointed to
} *
2Thele places and territorles hereafter erpreſſed, vis, CAelles in the
County of Somerſet, CAeltminſter Mowhhanrpton, Norwich, Worke,
Darby, Launcefton,(CHettchetter inthe County of Cheſter, oꝛ fome other
Towne op place, appointed by Pꝛoclamation bp king 1.8, 3 3.3D.8.15.)
be, forthe which the paines okdeath thotil enfute by the Lawes of chis
Realine,ocher then (uch as hereafter be excepted. But the ſaid priuilengen |
places halbe allowed onely within the bounds appointed, ¢ returned into
the Chancery onder the ſeales of Commitioners, authoꝛized by commifle |
ons Onder the great Seale of England, to make perambulations,+ to ape
where fuchlimits be appointed, 32. h.8.12.
3 Hf any perfon flec,oz refogt to any parith Church, Cemitorie , 02 o⸗
ther like hallowed place, for tuittonof his life, by occalton of 4 murder,
robbery, oz any other felony by hint committed, ¢ thereupon conkelle anp
murder, felony,o2 other offence before the Coponer ; wherefore be by the
lawes of this realme heretofore vſed ſhould abiure,¢palle out of the fame:
the fame perfon thereupon ſhall abiure from all bis libertyok this realme,
anv front his liberal ¢ free habithtions, relores; ¢ pallages, to ¢ from che
vniuerlal places of this Realme, whith appertaine co the liberty of the Q,.
fubiects tmuefainien,¢ Chall forchtwith be directed to the Coponer taking e
recopping J abiuration to any dne lanctuarv ets ten ie a
which the fame perfon will thule, thereto remaine as a fanctuarp perfon
abiured During bis natural lite and thalbe ſworne befozethe Cozoner vp⸗
ont bis abiurdtion lo to doe 23 H 8.14. But there thall hor be at any one
time aboue rr priniledged perfons recelued ae the foretfaty pat
tiilenrred places. 32.4.8, 12, Catherher a mat taps * rhe Bealme in
other cafes at thts dap then for kelony Queteotetz
4, Sante Cnoner mesa et is ae an ao ete
ideation, Hall conte cuerp tach selon o2 Mutderet to hemarken’ fine
boar ppon opontbe duorie of the thitntbe of the right hanty, doit rye frame
oF dw A, th the titene He map the better be kno wer, ai Lemma fs
Subiects chat he was cbinceds ato chor eo cite hip jes abtaratton, wie
to be vſed in all other, thinges as hath tin dccuftomen, And all Maiors
ces thall extend anv not ellwhere within the reſidue of the citie o Towne
a =
ee =F = &
perils
Sandtuarie'and’Abiuration, aS
perils tothe Queene faz the fane,21,1).8,2, asin
5 Sfanyperfon do take any refuge op fanctuarp in any parith Church mow he mett
op churchpard, cathenpal church,bofpicall church collegiat oz. other chap: aati Taek
: pel dedicate, commonly vſed as pariſh churches, oꝛ in the cemitoꝛy to any arie.
of chem belonging, for any offence (other then ſuch as be hereafter exceys
| cen)ehen he thal and map remaine there by thefpace ofxl. daies as hath bin
vſed vſing himſelke in all points accoꝛding cothe Lawes ¢ fatutes of che
Realme , vnleſſe the Coroner in the mean ime repaive vnto him for che ta⸗
king of his Abiuration, tn which cafe bpon repaire of the ſaid Coroner, be
thal € may abiure to any of the fata pꝛiuiledged places before nanted, not
being full of the number to euery of chem appointed, there to remaine vu:
ring his like vſing himlelke in {uch like order in all things as te appotntes
by the fatutes ¢ lawes of this realme, forthe goon oꝛder offanctuarp per:
fons to be obferucd within pꝛiuiledged fanctuartes.32.ID.812. 2°
6 BEanyp kelon, oꝛ murderer,that ought co haue any ſuch abturation,re- g felon reku ·
fule totake hispallage out of the fain fanctuary at ſuch time as thalbe ti: ling to abiurt.
M mitted vnto him by che fain Co2oner, then be thallloafe che benefit of che
ſame fanctuarp,and be takenout of the ſame, and committed to prifonjand
further be ordered fop his offence after his merits, without anp reftitutton
W) tofanctuarie for the ſame.21. Mh.8. 2. sols i
7 The Okkicer oꝛ qouerno of euery of che fat pꝛiuiledged places anv Dartonallape
territories, hall daily call bp himlelfe, oꝛ bts deputie, all and euery of the ———— per⸗
iui ſons,bekore
ſaid pꝛiuiledged perſons by their names, tf any of them do make dekault J—
,)
y
: at thee ſeueral dates together, and donot perfonally appeare atany of che
fain thee dates, hauing nolawfull excuſe to thecontrarie,then he which
iu) Maketh default, all lofe che pꝛiuilege of all and euery of the ſaid priuiled⸗
qi gedplaces,32.0.812,
whl 8 It any perſon doabiure toany of the faid pꝛiuileged places accoꝛding a ee
ih tothe puruiew ofthis act.he ſhalbe bied,conducted, e bꝛought from Cone be nought to *
Hable co Conttable directly, accoꝛding to the order of thelates heretofore ſanctuaric.
vſed for the conducting of abtured perfons to their poꝛts after their abi:
rations vntil fuch time as he be brought te the gouernoꝛ of thefaty priui⸗
4 Legedplace thereunto he thatl (6 be abtured,o2 to his veputp.Anvifat the
bringing of him thither, it hall appeare by the Rewitter there kept of the
names ofthe pꝛiuileged perfons then beingin the lato priuileged place,
, ) chat che ſaid pꝛiuileged placeis then full ofthe ſaid number of che fain pote
juileged perfons being then there lawkullypꝛiuileged: then the couernoz
()) of he ſaid peiuilegenplace.o2 his deputy, hall declare vnto the fain abiu⸗
§) rev perfon;and to the officer that cõducteth him, that the fain abiaven pers
fon map not be there receiued, fo that the fain prꝛiuileged place is chen als
ready full of his number, and thereupon thal command che ſaid Officer to
conduct and deliver the ſaid abiured perfon to the Conftable, 07 other offi-
cevot the next Towne adiopning tothe fain privileged place, leading nic
a , 3 rectly
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rectly tothe next okthe ſaid other pꝛiuileged places: And che Came abiu
perlon fo to be deliuered from Conttable to Conttable, officer oꝛ officers —
ol euerp townſhip tending coward the fame tert priuileged place vntil be
Le chicher conducted,and there veliucred,toremaine as is afoꝛeſaid. And
the nouerno2 of the fatd patuilegen place, where fuch refulall was bad, oF,
his deputy, Hall make an entricin the lain Regttter ofthe whale matter, —
biz, what dap and pere che ſaid abiured perfor was brought thither bnto |
him t bp what officer,e for what caule he did refule che receiuing of him, —
& to which of the other (aid pruilegen places the faiv abiured perfon was i
from thence appointed to be conueped, and fhall before the Departure of i
the ſaid abiured perfon,veliner to him a true copie of the ſaid entrie,tothe —
intent he maydeliuer the fame co the gouernoꝛ of he fain other pꝛiuileged
place to the which he thalbe conducted, 02 to bis deputie And the laid go⸗
uernoꝛ of the ſame privileged place, if that fame place be not then full of |
his number, ſhall recetue the fatd abiuren perfon,opon che fight ofthe fain
hil, there to remain during his life as a pꝛiuileged perfon, according tot
puruiew of this ſtatute. Andlike oder ſhalbe alwatesoblerucn fo the coms
ducting of all abiured perfons fromeuery of the {aid priuileged places bee
ing full oftheir numiber,at thetime of che brꝛinging thither okany ſuch abe
iured perfon,tothe next other ofthe fain places , vntill the fain abiurem
perfon be received into one of the ſaid priuileged places not hauing his ful
number, according to the puruiew of this act, And euery gouernoꝛ oF the
ſaid pziuileged places nocvoing his duty, according to the puruiew of this
act, and euery Conſtable and other the Q. officers refuſing to receiue oꝛ
toconduct ſuthabiuredperſons,ſhal foꝛf.to the Queene foz eueryof opel |
defaultsin chis behalfe xl.s.32. H.8S.Il 2.
9 Ff any of che ſaid abiured perſons, within the time be hate in an
ofthe ſaid pꝛiuileged places, as apꝛiuileged man, commit any felony o2 oF
thet offence; fo2 the whtch rhe penalty of death ſhould enſue bp the Lawe:
and fatutesof this Realime,then he thal for euct tole che pꝛiuilege aſwell
of the fain place,as ofall other ſanctuaries before named, 3 2. h.8.12. And
it halve lawfull to all and ſinguler Juſtices ofpeace,ethe high herife of
the County, oꝛ other place where the ſaid fanceuarpis,and coalle fingue
lar Maioꝛs, Sherikes, and Bailikes of cities c towus coꝛpoꝛat where ſuch
ſanctuary is,and to euery of themand to the feruants & officers of any oꝛ
every of them in their pꝛeſence, to take out of the fame Sanctuary cuery
{uch fanctuary perfonfo offending, being indicted of the fame, ¢ to com⸗
mit him to the Queenes gale, withinehe thire op liberty where any ſuch
indictment isfoundagaint him lately to be kept cil he thalbe of che fame
fclony,oz ofthe acceflarpto any {uch nffences; whercof be thalbe indicted,
conuicted,attainted, or diſcharged bythe law. 22. h. 8. 14. 32 h.8.3.
10 Butifany perfor which was at any time afauctuary perſon foꝛr as⸗
——— the Queenes — thereby, oꝛ otherwile be ‘can f
Sanétuarie and Abiuration. 315
ſanctuary, diſcharged, oꝛ purged of the offence therefore he tooke ſanttu⸗
ry, x alterward bo commit other felony op manflaugheer bp chance mentp,
and not murder of malice prepenced , and thereupon againe take ſanctua⸗
ry,thefameperton (hal haue and enioy che pꝛiuilege of fauctuary fo that
| His other offence of felony op manflaugheer bp chance medley, as. he might
haue pad befoge she making ofchis act. 22.10,8,14. 32. D. d. 3.
EL Gfany perfon being tn any lanctuary as a ſanctuary perſon thal be Mone hall be
indicted for any felony firppofed to be committed by him going out of the fycruary bee
ſame or anp other fanctuary, and committing the lame felonie whiles he fore be be cra
was ſo a fanctuacy perfon, he thall not be taken out ofthe fame fanctuary, nintd.
before that be be examined thereof by two of che Queenes Countell,.o2 by
4 Juſtices of peace of che Hire there the fanctuarp ts, wherein the perfor
fo indicted isrefibent,and tf within 4,dates after the firſt eramination,be
pa make ſuch pzoofe asthe fatd eraminers (hall thinke ſufficient, chat be
was in the fanctuary at thecime of the {aid felony cominicted,then he ſhall
be ſuſffered to remaine in che fame fanctuary, without anp extraction: the
fain — oꝛ anything in this act ec, not wit hſtanding. 22. H.8. 144
3 2. M. 8. 2.
12 All and ſinguler perſon and perſons which ſhalbe priuileged in any Santtuarr
ſanctuary, kor Murder oꝛ felony, ſhal daily whenſoeuer he o2 they be with⸗ aby coe ‘
out the houſe o2 manfion wherein they haue their longing, weare a badge, a
Ioꝛ cogniſance, by the gouerno2 ofeuerp Sanctuary to be aſſigned, openty
Ivpon their vpper garment, ok the compalle inlenath bꝛedth ofr. puches,
vpon pain that whenſoeuer any of chem being out of the ſaid houſe oꝛ mans
{ion wherein be hath his lodging, thall be taken without che fame badge,
clerelp to lole is pꝛiuilege ofſanctuary.And it ſhalbe lawfull co all ¢ ſin⸗
guier the Queenes ſubiects, to appꝛehend euery {uch offender being with.
out his badge, and him to bring out of the fanctuarp intothe next gaole,
/ thereto remaine vnto the next gaole deliuerie, and then to be tried accoz-
ving to the oder of thelaw,as though be had neuer bin pꝛiuiledged in any
ſuch ſanctuary.27. h.8. 19.
13 Nao pꝛiuileged perſons at any time ſhall beare, occupie, oꝛ weare Sanctuary
vponthem any maner of ſword, knife, oꝛ other weapon, other then their Prone Or
meat kniues, and ehe fame meat kniues but at their meales onely, spon pens.
paine as ts befoꝛe rehearſed.27. H.8. 19.
14 Ikanypokthe ſaid priuileged perſons ſhall at any time be found oꝛ abꝛoad detore
taken out ok his lodging before che ſun riſing in the mogning, o2 after the or alter Sun.
Hun going downe mehe euening, he Hall at che firſt time {utter impriſon⸗
ment within chelame ſanctuary by che fpace oft wo daies,+ at che ſeconde
ime haue impriſonment bp che {pace of ot. dates, ¢ at the third time (e the
fame being ſubſtantially pꝛoued bp indifferent proofes thereof to be made
efore the 1, Chanceloz)thal lole his pꝛiuilege of ſanctuary.27. h.8. 19.
15 Akany ſauctuary perld of pꝛepenced malice,at anp timedo reſcue orꝛ Reſitting thelr
S ſ 4 r eft COUSINS,
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eelitt any of he gouernors aforelaid, oz their deputies, in erecuting oktheir
office; in taking and impriſoning of any of the perfons pꝛiuileged oſfen ⸗
Ding contrary fo the tenor of this Acc, chen he that thall foxtunetomake —
reſcous ſhalbe take out of fanctuary,and ſhall {uffer and be tried as a fee L:
lonineuery thing.27.0,8.19, |
ahegonernnrs 16 Che gouernors oy their veputie , oftny of the fame — 4
of — Where any contract ok debt vnder xl.s. treſpas oꝛ couenant fhall be made,
wine grow, oꝛ be, within any okthe ſaid Sanctuaries vetweene any of the laid
priuileged perlons, and other inhabitants within any ſuch Sanctuatie,
haue authority co ozder iudge x determine the fame,accopding as tt halve
puely there proved before the (ato gouernoꝛ 02 gouernoꝛs.⸗ 7. H.8.1. —D
Thele hattnor 17 No perlon ſhall hatte the pꝛiuilege of fanctuary which ts an olken⸗ ni |
baue De pein per in any kindes of high Creafon, whatfoeuer thep be: Noꝛ any ofhisaie jt
ave. ders, conlenters, coumlellers, noz abbetters,26,1),8.1 3. Noꝛ anpperfonog }
Ereaton. perlons offending in any Creafons, 28,10.8,7. 4
akingthe 18 0 which conlpireth co cake, on keepe krom the Queene, anp of |
Dacatles. her caltels,o2 co deſtroy anp of thé, hating munition, 02 garden mith fouls
diers for the defence of this Realme,and the fame by manifett act oth des
clare, Noꝛ which ts an aider,counfeller, comforter, confenter, o2 abbetter
to any {uch offender, knowing thereof.14,€1,1, S.Caftels 1. qr
Murder. 19 Noꝛ which is attainted oꝛ conuicted of murder of malice pꝛepenſed,
oꝛ of poyſoningof malice pꝛepenſed, oꝛ of breaking any boule by day or bp |
night, any perfon being in the fame houle,¢ thereby put in feare,oz of robe
Ling any perfor, in, oꝛ neere vntothe high way, o2 of felontous fealing of
anp horſes, geldings oꝛ mares,o2 of felonious taking of any goods outof |
any Church o2 chappel,o2 being indicted o2 appealed of anp of the (ain ofe
fences x thereupon found guilty by berdice of xii. men, oꝛ (hal confefle the
fame vpon his arraignment oꝛ will not anſwere Directly according to the
lawes oꝛ hall ſtand wilfully o2 of malice mute.1.€.6,1 2.S.Clergy 13. ©
Moninration, 20 Jor which doth pꝛactiſe Inuocation, o2 Coniuration of wickes:
——— ſyirits, oꝛ Inchantment, witchcrakt, charme. oꝛ ſoꝛcerie, whereby anyper⸗
fon ſhalbe killed, oꝛ whereby any perfon ſhalbe conſumed, op lamed in his
bodie, oꝛ bis goods walted, being once conuicted of the (aid fecondoffence |
before, 5.€1,16.S.Coniuration r,
Forging of 21 Noꝛ which is conuicted oꝛ condvempnedof any the offences pobibt |
cudences · ted by the acute poouided againſt che forging of Cutoences and writings —
by any of the wates oꝛ meanes limitted in the fatd ſtatute x dotheltloones
commit any of the ſaid offences.5. El. 14.8. Forger 4,
Souldier. 22 Noꝛ any Souldier feruing the Queene in her warres in any of hee qt
dominions, oꝛ on she Sea, oꝛ beyond the Sea, op in Scotland , which dee
parteth without licence of the Lieutenant, high Aomirall, vice Avinivall,”
CHarven.or Capteine, and in tbat abtence of their Licutenants.2, C0,6
2,S,Captaines 2,
Burglary.
Second deliuerance. Sewers. 317
23 Noꝛ anyperlon whichis attainted of any of the offences mane felo-
ny by the ſtatute proutded 23. El. againſt ſeditious words e rumozs vtte⸗
revagaint the Queenes Waiellie,23,.€1,2,S,Newes 5.6.7,
In what cafes Recufants which come not tothe Church fhalabiure,and
inwhatnot.S.Recufants 19.26,3 3.39.
o Second deliverance,
A Sloone as returne ofthe cattel is awarded to him which did diſtrain
L che fame,the Sherike thatbe commanded by a Judicial writ comake
returne of the cattel to the partp which tooke the diffres, in which weit tt
fhalbe erpreflen that the therif hal not deliuer them without a wꝛit, mak⸗
ing mention ofthe Judgement giuen by the Juices , which cannot be
without a writ iſſuing out of the rols ofthe fame Juſtices before whom
the matter was in ſuit. Ann fhe which is diſtrained do go onto the Juſti⸗
ces, and vo defire to haue the fame cattel repleuted vnto him again he thall
haue a iudiciall wit, hat the therife (taking {uerty to profecute the ſuit,
and toreturne the cattel op cheir price, ikreturne be awarded) ſhall deliuer
vnto hin bis beatts 02 cattel before returned,and he which diſtrained, (hal
he attachen to appeare at a certaine dap before the Juſtices, before whom
the {uit halbe determined in the pꝛeſence ofthe parties. And ik he which
repleuien the cattel do make default againe, oꝛ foꝛ any other caufe,returne
of the diſtreſſe Halbe awarded now twice repleuied, the diftres fhall for e⸗
uer remaine ivrepleuifable. But if a diſtres be taken of new, and for a new
caule, the proces vſed in the repleutn ſhalbe awarded. A.2. 13. Clis.1,2¢
S.Repleuin 2,3, ;
§ 1 Where the auowant in Second deliverance, fhall recouer damages
and coftes,S.Damages 8. ;
2 That auowry,iultification,or copnufance may be made vpon the lad,
in fecond deliverance, without naming any perfon certain.S,Auowty I.
Sewers,
Dinmillions of Setwers ec. thall be directed in all parts within this
A_ Reale from time to time(fo2 euer 3.€0,6,9.) where ¢ when neede
ſhall require, accoꝛding to the forme ¢ effect hereafter enſuing, to {uch {ube
}) Lanctall aud indifferent perfons as ſhalbe named by the Lord Chancelor,
and Loyd Crealorer of Cngland,and che two chiefe Juſtices fop the time
being, oꝛ hy three of thems, whereof che Lord Chanceloz to be one,
2 Clisab,ec Know pe, that for afinuchas the walles, ditches, bankes, The fourme of
gutters, lewers. gotes,calfies,brioges, ltreames and other defences bp the tpecommittions
toakes of the Seas and March ground, being and lying within the li⸗
mits ok A. B.oꝛ C.in the countie op counties of £32, 02 in che boꝛders oꝛ
tontines of the fame, bp rage ofthe Sea, flowing, andreflowing, and bp
meane ofthe trenches of freth waters difcending and hauing courfe by
diuers wates to the Sea, be fo dirupt, lacerateand broken, Andailo the
) common patlages of hips , balengers and baatg , in the riuers, Treames,
eS ana
Refornineg of
annoyances.
‘Jnguirie by
—— default
the damages
chance.
aſtling of the the ſaid impediments and annopances, And all thoſe perſons and euerie
inbabitants,
Sewers. | | 9
andother floods within the limits of A. B. oꝛ C. in the countie oꝛ counties
of L.N.oꝛ in the boꝛders oꝛconſines of the fame; bp meane of ſetting vp,
erecting, and making of ſtreames, milnes, bꝛidges, pondes, ſihhgarthes,
mildams locks bebbing weares, hecks, and fludgates, oꝛ other like lets,
Linpediments,o2 annopances be letted andinterrupted, fo that great and
ineftunable dammage for default of reparation of the ſaid wals, Ditches, —
trenches, ſewers, gotes, cutters, calſies, bꝛidges, and freames, and alſo
bymeane of fecting vp, erecting, making, and enlarging of the Laid fiſhe⸗
garths, mildams, locks bebbing weaves, heckes fludgates, and other like
annoyances tr times pall hath hapned, andyet isto be feared that farre
greater hurt, loſſe, and dammage ts like co enfue, vnleſſe chat ſpeedie re-
medy be prouided in that bebalfe : Cie therefore, for that by reafon ofour
dignitie and prerogatine ropal,we be bound to pzouide fog che lafette and
prefcruation ofour Realme of England, willing chat fpeedp remedy be
had in the premiſſes, haueallignenpou, anvfize of pou, ofthe which we
will chat A. B. and C, hail be thꝛee, to be our Juſtices, to ſuruey the fain
wals, ſtreames, ditches, bankes, gutters, ſewers, notes, calles, bꝛidges
treaches milnes,nildams,fludgates,ponds,lockes,hebbing weares, and
ot her impediments, lets and annopances afozelaiy , and the fame caufeto
be made, cogrected, repaired, amended, put downe, o2 reformed, as caufe
fhall require after pour wifedomes and difcretions, and therein afwell to
oꝛdeine and do after the foxme,tenoz, and effect of all and ſingular the fac
tutes and opdinances made touching the premiffes.o2 anpofthem, as alſo
to enquire by the othes ofthe honeſt andlawfull men of the ſaid thire op
thires, place 02 places, where fuch defaultes oꝛ annopances be, as well
within che liberties as without , (bp whom the truech map therather be
kuowen,) though whole defaults the fait hurts and damages bath haps
ned, and who hath, o2 holdeth any {ands oꝛ tenements, 02 comunon of pas
fure,o2 profit of fiſhing, oꝛ hath,or map haue anp hurt, lofle, o2 diſaduan⸗
tage by any maner of meanesin the ſaid places, aftuell neere to the fait
baungers,lets and impediments, as inhabiting oꝛ Dwelling chereabout, —
by the fata wals, ditches, bankes cutters, gotes, ſewers, trenches, other
—
—
— — Se — OS Om es OS eee ee sO
—— —
ofthem, totalke, alſelle, charge, diſtraine, and puniſh afwell within the
meets, limits, aud bounds ofold time accuſtomed, oꝛ otherwiſe, as elſe⸗
where within our Reale of England, after che quantity of their landes,
tenements, and rents, by the number of acres and perches, after che rate
of euery perfons poꝛtion, tenure oꝛ profit, opafter the quantitie of their
common dk paſture, o2 pꝛoſit of fithing, oꝛ other commodities there, by
fuch wates and means, and in ſuch maner and foꝛme, as to pou , 02 fire of
pou, twherest the (aid A. B.and C, to be thee, ſhall feememoft conucnient
to be oꝛdeined aud done, fo2 redpelfeand reformation to be had tn rhe pee
miſſes. And alle ta refoꝛme, repaive, and amend she ſaid wals , chee
Se oo Ss 2S aS See C—™
at
a4
Sewers. 318
| hanks, gutters, fewers,wotes, calftes, bꝛidges, ſtreames, and other the
premifles in allplaces needful,and the ſame as often , and where need {hal
be,to make new, And to clenſe and pure the trenches,fewers,and ditches pail —
| inall places neceſſarie. And further, to refoꝛme, amende, prolſtrate, and —
ouerthꝛowe all ſuch mils, ſtreames, pondes, lockes, fihhgarthes, hebbing
weares, and other impediments and annovances aforeſaid, as ſhalbe found
vby inquiſition, oꝛ bp pour ſurueying ann diſcretions to be exceſſiue oy hurt⸗
full, And alſo to depute and aſſigne diligent, kaithkull, and true keepers, Officers forthe
batltfes furuepors,collectozs erpenditozs, and other miniſters and Die ——
cers, for the ſaketie, conſeruation reparation, and making ofthe pꝛemiſſes,
and euery ofthem,¢ to heare the accompt ofthe collectoꝛs and other my⸗
niffers,of,and fo2 the receit and laying out of money, that ſhall be leuied
and pated, inand about the making , repairing, refoꝛming and amending
of the faid wals ditches, bankes,qutters,cotes, ſewers, callies, bꝛidges,
freames, trenches mils, ponds, locks, fithaarthes Audgates,and other im⸗
pꝓediments andannopances afozefaid, And to diſtraine fo2 the arreranes
of euerp {uch collection, tare, 02 aſſeſſe as often as ſhalbe expedient, oꝛ o⸗
therwiſe to puniſh the nebtors and detainozs of the (ame, bp fines , amer-
ciaments,paines,o2 other Irke means, after pour goon diſcretions, and alio — ae
to arreſt, and take as manp cartes, hoꝛſes, oren,beattes, and other inſtru⸗ things necel
ments neceflary,and as manp workmen ¢ labozers,as foꝛ the fata woꝛkes Ste.
and reparation hall ſuffice, paying for the lame competent ages, falarp
€ ſtipend in that behalke. And alſo to take ſuch, and as many trees,woods,
Jvnderwoods, ⁊ timber, and other neceflaries, as forthe fame wogkes anv
reparations thal be (ufficient at areafonable price, bp pou,o fire of pou,
MN (af which we will that A.B. and C.ſhalbe thꝛee )to be aſſeſſed o2 limitten,
WH alwwel within che limits € bounds afozefaid, asin any other place within
) the fait countie 02 counties, neere vnto the ſaid places. Any to make any
oꝛdaine ſtatutes, oꝛdinances, and prouifions from time totime, asthe cale Ordinances
ſhall require,foz the ſauegard, conſeruation, vedzeſſe, coꝛrection, and refoz⸗ conctituted.
| mation ofthe pꝛemiſſes, and of euery ofthem, and the parties lying to the
fame neceflary ann behooucfull after the lawes and cufomes of Romnep
Marlh tn the County of Kent, 02 ot herwiſe by anp waies o2 meanes after
your owne wiſdomes « difcretions. Aud to beare ¢ determine all and fine veare and de⸗
guler the premiffes, alwell at our (uit, as atthe {uit of anp other whate kermine oſteces
foeuer complapning before you, oꝛ bt.of pou, whercofA,G.and C. ſhall be
Three, after che Lawes and cuſtomes aforefain, a2 otherwiſe by anp other
waies and means after pour diſcretions. And alfa to make and direct all Directing of
wuits precepts, warrants, oothercommaundements bp vertue of chefe wzits and pre⸗
nelents,to all Sherifes, bailiks, x all other minitters,officers;¢ other per. “PO
Sous aſwel within libertiesas without, before you, oꝛ bt.of pou, whereof
J he fad A. B. and ©. co be thꝛee, at cer aine daies,termes,and places to be
eed, to be returned € recetued, anv further tacontinue the proces "
the
aii i
Sewers.
the fame, And finally to vo all eeuerp ching € things as hall be requifite
fo2 the bue erecution of the premiffes, by all wates and meanes after pour
diſcretions. And therefoze we command pou,that at certain daies ¢ places
when and where pou, oz fireofpou, (whereof che fain 4,5, and, tobe
theee(hall thinke erpenient,pou do ſuruey the ſaid wals, fences, ditches, —
hankes, cutters, cates, ſewers, calftes, ponds, bꝛidges, riuers, ſtreames,
watercourſes, mils lockes, trenches, fitbrarths, fludgates, andother the
lets, impediments, ¢annopancesaforefain, andaccomplifh, fulfill, heare,
and deterntine all and finguler the premilſes in due forme, and to the effect
afozefatd,after pour goon diſcretions. And all ſuch as pe thall find negli⸗
gene, gain-ſaying, oꝛ rebelling in che ſaid woꝛkes, reparations, og refor·
mation of the premiſſes, oꝛ negligent inthe due executionot this our cons
imiflion,chat pedo compellthem by diſtreſſe, fines, amerctaments,o2 bp
other puniſhments, wates o2 meanes, which to pou,o? fire of pou (whereof
the fain A. B.and C. ſhalbe thꝛee) hall ſeeme molt erpedient,forthefpeenp fy
remedy, redreſſe, and refogmationof the pꝛemiſſes, and nue execution of |
the fame, And all ſuch things as bp pou ſhall be made and opdeined in this
bebalfe, afwel within tiberties as without, that pou Docaule the fame
firmely to be obſerued, doing therein, as to our Juſtices appertainech, afe
tcr thelawes and Statutes of this our Realme, ¢ according to pour wile |
domes and difcretions : Saued alwaies to vs ſuch fines e amerciaments |p
as to bs thereof thall belong, And we alfo commaund our Sherite oꝛ Ghe⸗ |
rifes of our ſaid Countieor Counties of 1.32, that they thall caule.to. | 5
cone before pou,o2 fireofpou,(of the which A. B.and C, thall be thꝛee) at
fuch dates and places, as pe fhall appoint them, fuch and as many honeſt
men, of bis 02 their Batliwike, alwell within the ltbertres as without, by |
Arofficers hat whom the froth map beſt be knowen,to enquire of che premifles, commas |
seen ceire: ding alto all other minifters anv officers alwell within tibertics ag withe
oners of Sew. out, that thep and euerp of chem ſhalbe attendant to vou, in and about the
ers. .· due erecution ofthis our Commiflion. Jn witnes Ec, |
The Commit 3 Cuerp {uch perfon as thall be named Commiflioner in the fain Come:
loners duetit. million, after he hath knowlenge thereof, thalleffectually put bis atten⸗
Dance about the execution of the fata Commifltor,and before he hall take
vpon him the evecution thereof; he ſhall cake a coꝛpoꝛal oth before theL, |
Chancelor,o2 before Luch to whom che Loꝛd Chanceloꝛ thal direct theQ.
mit of Dedimus poteftatem to take the fame, oꝛ before the Jul, of peace fy
in the quarter Dellions, holden inthe thire where {uch commiftion hhalbe
Directed, Che tenoz of which oth hereafter enfueth,23..8, 5, |
Che Commil · 4 We thall{weare, chat pouto your cuming, wit, anv power, ſhall |
tionersth. truly and indifferently erecute the authoritietopou giuen by this Come
iniffion of Sewers, without anp fauour, affection, corruption, dꝛcad, oꝛ
malice to be boꝛne toanp maner perfon og perfons, Andas the cale ſhall
requite,pe Hall confent and endeuour pour felfe foz pour part to the mes
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ofpour knowledge and power,to che making offuch wholſome, iuſt, equal
and indikferent lawes and opdinances,as hall be made and deuiſed by che
moft difcreete and indifferent number of pour fellowes being in Commil:
fion with pou, fo2 the due redꝛeſſe, reformation and amendement of al and
euery fuch hinges a3 are contained and{pecified inthe fain Commiftion.
And the ſame laws and oꝛdinances to pour cunning, wit,and power,caule
tobe putin due execution, without fattor,meed, dread, malice 02 affectton,
as Gon pou helpe ac. 23. H.8.5.
5 Che Commillioners namedin any of che fain Commiffions accoz: Toe Gommit.
bing to the purport and effect of the fame Commiflions,haue authority to Honer# autbo-
make and ordeine lawes, ordinances, and Decrees and further todo all and
etterp thing inentioned inthe ſaid Commiflion, accoꝛding to the purport,
§ effect, words,and true meaning of the ſame. And the fame Lawes and or⸗
dinances fo made,to reforme, repeale, and amende, anv make new, from
N time ta time, as the cales neceflarie thal require inthat behalfe.23. h.8. 5.
And all {uch lanes, ordinances, ¢ conftitutions,as be oꝛ ſhalbe duelp made
bp force of any ſuch Commiffion, according to the teno2 and effect limits
ted in any ſtatute made(before 2.4p,an,Do0,1 571, touching Commits
) of Sewers, ¢ being mitten in parchment indented , ¢ onder the ſeales of
} the {aid Commiſſioners 02 vi, of chem, (whereof the one part hall remaine
With the Clarke appointed for the Commiſſion of Sewers foz the time How tong the
being. the other in luch placeasthe fame Commillioners 02 vi. of them Committio.
fhal appoint) thal without any certificat thereof to be made into the Chan⸗ hall continue.
ferp,€ without theropal allent to the fame had, continue in ful korce ¢ ef:
fect notwithtanding any determination of any fuch Cõmilſion bp Super-
fedeas,vntil fuch time as the fame Lawes ec, thalbe altered oꝛ repealed bp
) the Commmiflionersafter to be aligned for Sewers in chole parts there
thefame lames ¢c,were made,o2 by vi.ofthem.i 3. El.9.
6 The koꝛelaid act,and all Commiſſions of Sewers to be directed ace ComiMioners
Copding tothe tenoꝛ of che fame, thal ertend ¢ giue authoritie that the Ca: Hormona,
miflioners therein named forthe Countie of Glamorgan op fire of thers,
(whereokthꝛeeto be of the Quorum ) fhall haue full authoꝛity from time
fotime ta make ſuch lawes, prouifions and decrees within the fain Couns
) tpof Glamorran;for the reprelle and fauing the grounds there from hurt
2 deſtruction by reaſon of ſand riſing out ofthe Sea, and driuen to land
by ſtormes anv windes as thep map doe by che fain former act ans Com-
milſion, koꝛ the ausiving’ of the outragious courfe ofthe Sea, and other
‘waters.1,9,Warl,2,11,
7 Ge eap perlati being taven to any lot or charge, for any Landes, tenee SPL Sommnt
Mentg oꝛ hereditaments, within che limits of any Commilſion, do not pay hey iad
the lanie, according to the ordinance of che Commilſioners hating power ;
ofthe erectttion ofthelatocommittion, by reafon whereof it hall happen
the laid commiflioners foz lacke of papment of (uch lot and charge, to de⸗
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cree, x oꝛdaine the lame Lands gc. krom the owner thereof and his heires,ta
any perfon o2 perfons fo2 terme of peres, terme of life, in fee ſimple, opin
taile,for patent of the fame lot and charge: Chen euerp (uch decree any
ordinance ſo by them made, ingroſſed in parchment and ſealed, hall bindes
uery perſon, that at the making of the ſame decree, had any intereſt, in ſuch ;
lands ¢c.in v{e,polleffion,reuerfion, 02 remainder their beires and feffees, —
and euery ofthem.23. H. 8. 5. — 9
The Commit 8 The lame lawes, oꝛdinances, and decrees made by che ſaid Commiſ⸗
— — ſioners oꝛ fire of them bp authovitie of the ſaid Commilſion ſhall bind ag
gallother Well thelands,tenements,¢ hereditaments oftheD. as allocher perfons
perfons lands. and their heires, and fuch their intereft as chep thalloz map haue in any
Lands ¢c.02 other calual cõmodities whatſoeuer,wherunto the faid lawes
Ec, (hal in any wile ertend, accoꝛdingto the trueintenc of the fame lawes.
23. H. 8.5. And all (cots ¢€lots,funnmes of money to be rated and tared bp
vertue of fuch commullion of Sewers, vpon any of the 2, lands ec. fo2 anp
thing concerning the articles of the fais Commiſlion, ſhalbe gathered and
leuted by diſtreſſe oz otherwile, in like maner as thal oꝛ map bevoneinche |,
{ands of any other perſon. And all bils of acquitance ſigned with the hand
of {uch collectoz oꝛreceiuer, as ſhall have the collection thereof, by theaps |;
pointnient of the fais Commilſioners o2 fire of them, thall be as well afufe
ficient diſcharge tothe tenants, farmers, Foccupters of the fame grofing, |,
foto bechargen fox the ſaid ſumme wherewith their ground thall be fo fy
charged, as allo a fufficient warrant to euery recetuer, auditoꝛ, and other
——— officerofthe Q.xc.foꝛ the allowance to ſuch tenant,¢c.fo2 the |),
12,35 D.G,8. j “ti —V—— a
Cöomilſioners 9 IJoperfon hall he compellen to be ſwoꝛne oz otherwiſe bound to {te ‘
aa er amrtye or trauell inche execution of any Committion of Sewers, vnlefle he bee J
famecountte. dwelling — the Countie, whereof he ſhalbe alſigned to be Commiſſi⸗ h
oner.25.2).8,10, | |
ote totake 10 It any perſon aſſigned to he fuch Commiflioner of Sewers bein
| required by ſuch as (hall haue authoꝛity by the DQ, wit o2 othertmile,tores |
ceiue the athe akoreſaid, doth refule cotakethe fame othe, oꝛ bponthatres |)
quell made, doth not receive the ſame, and that refufaloz contempt be bone |) ,
inthe Chancerp,oz returned tuto the Chancery with che {ain weit,be ſhall ,
fof, for the fame contempt tothe Q.v.markes.And ſo to doſe from time to
time v. markes fo2 euerp ſuch contempt, as ſhall be Done oꝛ returned into
the ſaid Chauncerp again anp {uch perfor, vnleſſe chat he in che ſame
Chauncery doe ſhew in the fain terme wherein ſuch returne thallbe made,
{ufficient caufe to be allowed by the Loꝛd Chanceloz fog his excuſe in that
hehalfe,25.40.8,10, 09 ats) — Asu it
Mone halt, 11 Ffanpperfondo take vpon him to fit bp vertue of any of the fain
eee be Commiſſions, not being bekoꝛe ſwoꝛne, in forme as is afopcfatd , and ac⸗
cording to the tenoz ofthe oth bekoꝛe fpecifien : Dz if any perſon fo J
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| ad ſwoꝛne do fit not hauing lands anv t enements oꝛ other hereditaments
| in fee fimple, fee tatle, o2 koꝛ terme of life, to the clere perelp valuc of 40,
| narkes,aboue all charges,to his owne ble, ( ercepe he be reũant and free —— Ma :
| of anp Citic, Bozough oz towne coꝛpoꝛate, and haue moucable ſubſtance enery Commite
ofthe clere value of one C.li.oꝛ elſe be learned inthe laws of this Realme, ae ougdt to
and admitted in one of the foure pꝛincipall Innes of Court foꝛ an vtter
harrefter) be thall forf. rl. {t,fo2 euery time that be ſhall attempt fo to doe,
tothe Queene and J, to be recoucred bp A. IJ. ec, whereinns cA.æc. C02
23. H. 8.5.
me 2 No Sarmout fox terme of peres,ofany lands, og tenements, ping ANE oE
wit hin the precincts of anp ſuch commiſſion of Sewers, which be o2 here: ble,(hal not be
after map be opdered and chargeable bp any opdinances 02 confitutions Srmition
made oꝛ to be made, bp vertue of anp {uch Commiflion, wherein he fhal be fame pretintt
Happomced Commiflioner(not hauing eſtate of freehold within the realme
of England, in lands o2 tenements of the perelp value of xl.li.) hall haue
power to ſit, opin anp wile intermedle with the execution of {uch Com:
milſion purine the time he Hal continue Farmor of any (uch fands, « thal
not haue eſtate of Freehold, as is afopefain: But euery {uch Commiffion ag
hauing reſpect onely to euery {uch perfon fo2 ſuch, and fo long time as be
‘Mhal fo continue farmour of any ſuch landes, ſhall be adiudmed in law to be
Poid any ching in che laid Commiflion,o2 any ſtatute ⁊c.not withſtanding.
But it thalbe lat ful for anp Commitlioner being alſo a Farmoꝛ te not has
uinglands, ¢c,to theclere perelp valucof rl. ILof freehold, to fic bp vertue
pf the fain Commiſſion, and haue bis voice and full authozity with others
ito make and effablifh oꝛdinances for Sewers accoring to the Ceno? of
Mehe Commiffion,concerning all lands ¢ tenements within the precinct of
ouerp {uch Commmiflion other hen {uch lands ¢c, as he fo2 the time being
all hold anv entop as Farmoꝛ, as he might haue Done before the making
i kthis Statute. I 3 El.9.
13 Ik anx action of treſpas, oꝛ other ſuit ſhalbe attempted againſt any ——
perfon fox taking of any diftrelie,op any other act doing, by authority of the aitrettetaken”
fatuCommiflion, op by authopitie of anp Lawes op Oꝛdinances mabde by by realon of the
vertue of the fame, the dekendant therein hal,and may make auow2p,cog: Sewers,
ilance, oꝛ iuſtiſication fo2 che taking of the fame diſtreſſe, 02 other act do⸗
ing, touching any ofthe pꝛemiſſes, alleaging therein that the ſaid diſtreſſe,
reſpas,oꝛ other act, tobereof che plaintife complaineth, was one by aus
hoꝛity ofthe Commmiflton of Sewers, for lot oa tare aſſeſſed by the ſayd
) Commiflion,c2 for fuchother act oꝛ caufe, asthe fain defendant piv by au⸗
hozity of he ſaid Commiffion, and according to the tenoꝛ purpoꝛt, and ef
lectof the act made 23,1), 8, without anp reberfall of anp other matter
contained in the {ato act,op any Commillion, Fatutes 02 oꝛdinances theres
pon mabe, whereupon che plainttfe thalbe admitted to replie that the de⸗
endant dintake the laid diltreſſe, oz did any other act,op trefpalle ſuppoſed
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in bis declaration okhis owne mone, without any ſuch cauſe alleaged hp
the fata defendant, whereupon the iſſue in euery ſuch action ſhalbe ioyned,
to be tried by verdictofritanen,¢not other wift,as is accuſtomed tn other
perfonal actions, And vpon the triall ofthe tue, the whole matter fhall be |
giuen on both parties in euidence, according to the trueth of the fame, Ane
after {uch iſſue trien fog the nefendant, o2 non {uit of chenlaintife after ape |
Damagestor parance,the lame oefenvant thallrecouer treble damages bp reafon of his
the delendant. sw onefull berationin that bebalfe , with his colts alfo in that pare {uttats
ned, ¢ that to be aſſeſſed bp the fame Jury, 02 twit to enquire of vamaces,
as the cafe hall require.23,10,8.5, |
he Commie 14 Cucrpofthe fain Commilioners, ſhall haue iiii.s. foreuerie nap },
wlerks wages, that they thal take paine in the execution of this Commillion of Sewers. |
Gud one Clerke bp themaflianevit.s, foreuerie day, ofthe rates, tares,
lots,and watues that ſhalbe aſſeſſed oꝛ loft, by authority of the ſaid Com⸗
million,¢ to beleuien ¢ pated by cheir nifcretions. Ano the ſaid Commiſ⸗
fioners 02 fire of them, thall haue authoꝛity to aſſigne of the Came rates}
ec. {uch reafonable ſummes of monep tothe fain Clerke foꝛ wꝛiting of
bookes,and proces concerning the pꝛemiſſes, andto the Collectors, Exe
penditozs,¢ fuch other as ſhall rake paine in the due execution of the ſaid
Commiſſion, as by the ſaid Commillioners oꝛ vi, of them thalbe chouchs
reaſonable.23. H.8.5. sist
Mocertificat 15 Chelaidcommilltoners thall not be compelled to make any certific | y
——— cat oz returne of any of the ſaid Commiflions, oz of any their ordinances, |»
lawes,oꝛ doings, by the authoritie of anp the fain Commiflions, Noꝛ that
haue any fine, patne, 02 amerciament, fet bpon any of them , 02 any waies
be moletten fo that cauſe. But the Clerk appointed for any {uch Commiſ⸗
ſion thal yerely, truely ertreat al the iſſues, fines,penalties,fo2faitures andy
amerciaments, that halbe anfiwerable tothe D.¢e.And the fame extreats⸗
thall pevelp deliuer into the Eſchequer, at (uch time,and in {uch maner, ag
Juſtices of the peace ought to doe, by vertue of their Commiffion , vpo
; paine tofopf.cothe Queene ec, for euery default v,li,1 3. El.9. |
wlongthe 16 Euery Commilſion of Sewers hall continue in force x.veres, uel
hall continus. ettluine the date thereof, vnlelſe the ſame thall be repealed oꝛ vetermined) |
by reafon of any new commilſion in that behalfe mane,o2 bp Superfedeas;
(for the D, thal at her pleaſure by her wꝛit of Superfedeas out of her Char |
cerp at any time diſcharge as well enerp {uch Commiflion,as euery Com:
miſſioner ckc. 23. H.8.5.) And at all times after the endofr, peres nert ene |
enfuing the date of Cette of any Commiflion of Sewers, allfuchlawes, |
opdinances ¢ conftitutions,as were made by bertue of any ſuch comillion,
€ written inparchment, indented and fealen( without certificat thereot,o;
the alfent Ropall to the fame had, as is akoꝛelaid) thal notwithſtanding the
Determination of any fuch comiffian, bp the erpirationof the terme often
peres likewiſe continue in force by the (pace of one whole pere 7 ner
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fante lawes, oꝛdinances, and conſtitutions, are to be erecuced within their
Quorum)! thall haue authopitie by the {pace of one whole peerenert after &
the expiration of euery fuch Commiffion to execute the ſame lawes —
nances, and conſtitutions, and euery of them, i in as ample maner as the
Commiſſioners appointed in any commilſion fo expired might 92 ſhould
haue done, to all intents, as ifthe ſaid commiſſion had continued in korce.
But ik any new Commilſion of Sewers Hall be made within che ſaid
peere,then immediatly from and after fuch commillion newly made and
. pablithen,t hepower of the laid Juſtices of rhe peace, and cucry.of,thene
Many wife concerning theerecutionof any {uch lawes odinances and
conſtitutions of Sewers (hall vtterlp ceale, 1 3. El.9.
CThenſuch Commilſioners as hall execute the fame, thal. be appointed bp
Hehe Loꝛd Chaunceloz · s Lord Trealorer of England, and the fatdit.chicke
ultices of either Bench; and the Chaunceloz of the, fata Duchy fop the
Itime being, oꝛ three of them, whereof the fata Lord Chauncclop,and che
Chaunceloꝛ of the ſaid Duchy to be two, And in euerp {uch cafe cw com⸗
miffions hal be awarded, according to the tenour of the commiſſion aboue
erpretten , one thereof onder the great Seale of Cugland, and che other
ſJonder the Seale of the fame Duchy, And as often as {uch commiiflion |
hall be directed to any perfons for the amendement of, 02 in any of the
Bpremilles (pecified in che ſaid commiſſion, within che fees, liberties, ¢ pols
Mellons of the principalitie of CCales, the countie Palanting of Chetter,
Nor within the fees, liberties, ¢ poſlellions of any other place, where there is
Aibertie andiurifbiction of countie Palantine: Jn eueryſuch cafe two
" Commillions hall be awarded, accowine to the tenour of the commiſſion
aboue erpeflen , one thereef vnder the great Scale of England, and the
ather vnder the vſuall Seale of the countie Palantine, in maner ¢fogme,
Vas is aboue pꝛouided for the Duchieof Lancatter. 23,10,8,5,
| beret 18 libertie ¢ tuvifoiction of countie jPalantine, vpon reafonable re-
queſt, and vpon che ſight of the commiflion vnder the great Seale, ſhall
Without delay makeout an other commiffion vnder the feale of the fata
ountie Palantine according to the tenour of the Queenes commiflion ta
bem hewen vnder her great Seale,e torhole Commiftioners as thall be
Hamed bp the ord Chauncelor, L. Trealorer,€ the ti.chiefe Juſtices, op
ni titof them, whereok ec, (except it be within the fees €libertics of the
q Ct Duchy
‘enfuitt: And the Fultices of peace of the Shire suid Shires where ehe yurtices of
feuerall commillions and limits, 02 vi.of them ( whereof two tobe of the cute the come
17 Asoftenas fuch Commilfion hall be directed to any perſons for —I
| che rekormation, ot oꝛ in, any of the pꝛemiſſes ſpecified in che ſand commil: Bit
ſion, within the fees, liberties, 02 poſleſſion of the Duchy.of Lancalter: Lancatter.
18 The chaunceloꝛ, andfuch other as hall haue the cuttodie of the cronmimons
eales ofthe ſaid principalitie of (Cates ,o2 the countic Palantine of in al
Chelſter, oʒ within the fees, liberties, ¢ polſelliõs pfany other place, where lantine.
ts ae ‘Sewers. ewer Sheepe.
Dauchy of Lancatter) within which fees ann liberties the Commillioners
fhall be named, ¢commiflions made, as ts befoze oꝛdeined. 23.1),8,5,
Ge rete Oe 1D, woe lait Commiflton front time to time,as the cale thallrequire;
mmitions oN he dbrained without any money, op other charae to be paied for the
ſeales oꝛ mriting of the fanie, vnlelſe it beto the Queene ti.s, vi.v.for the
‘fealeofeuerp commiflion, and fo2 the writing and’ inrolling ef any one
‘commiffion v. s.and nor aboue,2 3. H. d.5. And luch ann like fees, ¢ none
other, no, moze Hall be at any time pated o2 demaunded for anp Commits
fions, and wꝛits of Dedimus poteltatem, tobe ſued out vnder the feale of
the Duchie, as be mencioned in the fain. fozmer Act ,to be paid in che
Chauncery for Commiflions and “mits of Dedimus poteftatem, to -be
obtained from thence xc. ‘oe 8, S. Weares. |
° 3 eepé. *
Sranfporting — B ſend, receiue, oꝛ take ,o2procurete he |
er Sheepe. LN brought neltticren, fent, og receiued into any thip , op bottome, anp
“Rams, Soheepe, oꝛ Lambes, o2 any other Rind of Sheepe being aline, ta
‘be conueyed out of any the Queenes domittions vpon paine that euerp)
“‘fuch perfon, his atdors,abettozs, procurers, and comforters, thall fox hie *
firttoffence forf.co the Q. and J. all his goods fo? euer,to be recouered ac.
wherein no M. ee. €.49. ec, And further euery luch offend, ſhall ſuffer
imp2ifonment one whole’ peere without baple oꝛ mainppife, and at the
peeres end, thalin fome open market Con, tn che fulnelle of the market
on the market vay haue his Ieft hand tut off , ¢ that to be nayle pit the
openeſt place of fuch market, 8, El. 3. SORE SS T0550 Ses 0d Sra
Tye ſecond 2 Anveuerp perfon eftfones offending anaink this ſtatute, hall he
offence lelenr. sninnged a felon, and ſhall fuffer death, as in cales of felonte. Gut thi
‘Act fhall noe extend to any coꝛruption of blood oꝛ be pꝛeiudiciall to anp)
woman tlatming dower, bp oꝛ from anp luch offendop, 8.13,
Fo pero Hall 3.No perfor fhall keepe,occupie, o hare itr his yolleltion,tn hisowne
Reepeaboue “proper landes, nop Inthe grounds of any other, which he ſhall haue or ote
ZOOOAMEPE conte in karme, noz otherwile haue of his owne proper catteltin vle, poſ⸗
feffion; 02 properete by any maner of meanes, oz couin aboue the number’
of 2000, fbeepe atone time, within-any part ofthis Realme, of all {opts :
and kinds, (alwaiesaccompting vi. ſcoꝛe to the hund ꝛed, and rfuch pune fy
dzeds to the choufand) bpon paine to fozfait fos euerp theepe that any pers |”
fon hall baue ox keepe aboue the number limitten by this Act iii s.ttt.d, )
tothe Q.and T,ecitobe recoueren by A, ee, wherein no cA. E. P.ec. Dut |
Landes. Lambes vnder the age of one whote peere , ¢alinuch as thalt be from the
time of che kalling of thé, onto the feat of the Mativicie of S. John Dap,
all not be taken fo theepe prohibited bp this Tatute, 25. D. 8. 3.
— lag 4 Jf aup perlon hauing Hheepe of his otwne , happen to be mave — i
cutormip,.o, t02, 02 to be adminiſtratoꝛ to any perfon which han theepe at is peath,op i !
marrage, happen to be married to anp perſon which Hall haue Heepe atthe ——
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| 3 Sheepe, 322
| he marriage, byreafon whereof the fainperfon thall bp fuck meanes haue
aboue the (ain number sf 2000, then he ſhall lole no penaltie for hauing
| aboue thenumber of 2000, fheepe bp fuch meanes, ſo that within onc
peere nertatterfuch abuancement,be do put 0. faleopatberwitevitpate ſo
many of the fain ſheepe foto him abuaucen, oxelſe of his owne theepe chat
| He had befoze , fo that aboue one veere he fhall uot keepe haue, og occupie
bp any fuch meanes orotherwile by any fraud, any moze number olchem,
then is belore limitted, vpou paine before. rehearſed. 25. HB. 8. 3.
5 Hany perlon by bis lat will giue to any child within age, any nine Sbeeve ite,
her of cheepe and appoint them by bis {ain laft will to be kept by his exe ⸗ cit hu
cutoꝛs.oꝛ by qnv other perſon vncilithe korelaid child Hall come to a cer⸗ age.
taine age limitted by bis wille then after the death of the teltator the ſaid
ceepe fo being inthe polleſlion of the executoꝛs, 02 ofatipotherperfonte
‘the vfe of anp ſuch child within age, for the time that be Hall be limitted
to haue the fain ſheepe bp che will ofthe teltatoz ,fhailnot be accompees
againſt che fain erecutors, noꝛ any perfor fo hauing che ſheepe, fop the in-
——— any of the number of the ſaid cheepe brohibitch by thig act.
25. . 8.13. Thack
} 6 Cuerpperfon being tbe Queenes tennpozall fubiect and bomne i: Cev perton
Berber obeifance, which thal haue o2 be feifen of inberitance,in poffettion, May Serpe vee
}) 02 in bfe,o2 that Hall haue tointer in vſe, oꝛ in poſſeſſion, oꝛ Hall be tenant tance Bp =
§ in dower , 02 by che curcefie,of, oꝛ in any manoꝛs, Landes, tenements, pa- ae ae wile
\ ures, feevines,e7 libertie of koldage, within any part ofthis Realme of
Cugland,CHales,o2 the Warches of che fame, map baue, keepe, € mathe
taine vpon the fame, his owne demeſne lands, and all other bis pattures,
# feedings, and fold courfes, which be fo hath,as many bis owne ſheepe and
JNambes in number to his proper behoofe,as be lawfully might haue bad &
‘| Kept vpon the fame at any time before the making of thisact,25,30,8.13.
$27 Incalesany ſuch perfon hauing any ſuch eſtãte in vſe, oz in poſlelſion, — Kets
) of,02 in anp anos, tenements, pattures, feedings,o2 liberties of fold cours theepe pon his
fee, do keepe vpon che fame the number of 2000, theepe, 02 aboue, then Th ene aint
|
de hall notin any wife keepe or haue anp theepe aboue the fain number vpon fares
of 2000,bpon any landes, paſtures, 02 feedings , which be hall hatte in
erarme, orotherwile , vpon paine of fozfatture fog euery theepe, beſide the
Jaidnumber of tins thouſand, tii,g. iiii. d. 25. D.8.1 3.
8 In cale the ſaid demeſne lands, tenemẽts paſtures, keedings, liber: 2000 kept vp ·
ties of fold courſes, of any perſon befoꝛe rehearſed, fuffice not foꝛ the fee⸗ acta hee 26
ding, patturing,« keeping of 2000.ſheepe, then any {uch perfon maphaue
Pop feede vpon his fain demeſne lands , ¢ vpon his farme holdes (which he
“awfully map haue) to the fain number of 2000. theepe,¢ not aboue,bpon
paine of fopt. for euery theepe aboue that number iti. 8,tit1,8,25.99.8.13. Sheepe for the
2 It hall be lawfull co euery perſon keeping a houſhold, co haute from maintenance oe
xime totime fuch conueniẽt number of rene ahonethe number expꝛelled 2° ponte —
in this
Spiritual’
perſons.
Fold tourſes
in Noꝛſt.and
Sut,
Mithin Uhat
time the ſurt
(hall be com⸗
WENSEP-
‘any towne, tything, village , o2 hamlet, within any of the Counties of
{uch theepe iii,8.ti.9, Gut this branch concerning quillets hall noe be
. attatlable to any otoner 02 occupier of any {uch quillec, toclaime op vſe
otherwiſe. And where they haue not vled, neought to haue any theepe
“kept within any luch kold courfes, by reafon of the (aid tenures , the ome |
: - Sheepe: 7 q
inthis Act,as hall be necellary fox the onlp expences of his houſhold to be —
pꝛouided,kept,ex kedde, in and vpon his ownelands, oꝛ other lands ſuch as
he lawkully can pꝛouide fox, irkarme, oꝛ other wie, fo that be at no time
ſhall haue fo2 the erpencesof his houſhold, oꝛ bp colour of the fame, aboue
thenumberto him limitted by this Act any number of heepe moe then
thalifutfife for che onely erpences of his houſhold foz one peere without |
fkraud oꝛ couin. 25.30.8.13. 0 ete ‘ta
10 Ot istawfull fo2 all Spiritual perfonsto keepe fuch,andagsmanp —
fheepe bpon their owne Landes , and after {uch maner , € nohe otherwiſe,
as they might hare done before the making of this Act, 25. MNS.13.
11 No Loꝛd, owner oꝛ farmo,of any libertie of fola courfes, within
Monrtfolke € Suffolke , halltake tn farme for terme of peeres, op others
wife, anp quillet of land, oꝛ patture; that isto ſay, any number of acres of
land 02 patture appertaining to any other perſon oꝛ perfons,Iping within | ¢
the limit, ertent, oꝛ precinct of the (ain libertie of the ſaid fold courfe, but
he ſhall fuffer the fain perfon being for the time owner, oꝛ leſſee of the fata
quillet,to manure ¢patture the fame,and allo {uffcr the theepe of the {ain
owner o2 farmoz ofthe lato quillet, after the rate of the fame quillet, to go
with che flocke of theowner,farmoz,o2 occupier of the fatolibertie ,paps |
ing the cuftomarie charges fo2 the keeping and feeding of the fame,after |
the rate and vſe of the countrep there commonly vſed, without any inters
ruption therein to be mane bp the faid owner, farimog, 02 occupter of the”
fain libertie, vpon paine of forfatcure for euery time that any {uch perfor
hauing any {uch quillet that hall be diſturbed of keeping o2 patturing any
of his theepe fo to be fende and kept after the rate of his quillet, for euerp
any {uch paſture oꝛ feeding of ſheepe in anp {uch fold courſes, but oncly
there thetenants owners, and occupiers of anp {uch quillets, haue hav,
o2 might haue hav heretofore , cof duetie vſed to haue feeding in the fain
folncourfes,bpreafon of theit occupations of the fame quiliets,and none
ners,o2occupiersof ſuch fold courſes map take fuch quillecs lying with
in chetr kold courfes in farme, agreeing with the owners,o2 occupiers of |
the (ain quillets for the ſame. 25. H.8.13. i ie So =. -
“12 Poperfon all be pur to any anſwere oꝛ loſſe ofanp fogfatttite,bp |
vertue ol this Act, at the ſuite of anp the Queenes (ubiects, by action, |
pill, plaint information, ee. except the fuite be commenced within ong —
peere-nert after che offence committen, noz by reafo of any pꝛeſent⸗ |
metit, action, oz inkoꝛmation at the Queenes ſuite, except the fame be
mave forthe Queene within three peeres next after the offence — J
— Fait |
Shippes , Shipping. 323
ed, 25,30,.8,1 3, S. Ations popular 2,
In what fort ,at what time, and how many Sheepe any Purueyours
for the Queenes houfe , may take at one time. S, Purueyours 9.
! _ Shippes,Shipping, =
© is lawkull to euery of the Queenes ſubiects at his pleafure to carrie ——
aend tranſport out of this Kealme, in the Ships or other vellels of any Custis mene.
| of the fubiects afogefain, being with croſſe ſailes all and euery kinds of Yes.
Herring, and other Dea fifh to be taken bpon the Seas, by anp of the ſaid
ſubiects. And euery perfon which hall bp vertue of this Act , tranſpoꝛt
any herring og other ſeafiſh from any pore 02 barbozough of chis Realme,
to any place out of the Queenes dominions, thall be free from papment of
any fubfidie, cuſtome, oꝛ pondage monep fo2 the fame fith fo tranfporten,
during the {pace of fire peeres,from the end of the Sefton of the Parlia⸗
ment begun and holden 2.Aprilis, An 1 3. Eliz. and from thence tothe end
‘of the nert Parliament after the fain fire yeeres to be ſummoned, € front
thence during the Queenes plealure, Anno 5,€li3.5. 13. Eliz. 11. Bue
neither the Maior, Burgelles , nozinhabitante of ington vpon Dull
thall take aduantage ofthis Statute, for carping Herrings oꝛ Salted &H
to anp poꝛts beyond the Sea, 5,€1i3,5, 39. Eliʒ. 18. Bis
) 2 Jeisnottawfullto any perſon in anp place within this Realine to. Mo wstee Watt
{et pricemake any reflraint,o2 take or demaund toll,op tare of any fea fith Pct xt Ente
vbꝛought intothis Realme, being taken by any of the Queenes ſubiects, takenin€ngs
) inthe thips og other veſſels ofthe fame fubiccts, vpon paine to euery per⸗ liſh mens Hive
)) fou offending contrarie to the meaning hereof, to forfatt the value of the
Aiſh ſo reſtrained pꝛiced, tolled, oꝛ tared : any Ithertie,cuftome, grant, pri⸗
Juiledge, xc.notwithſtanding. But this Act ſhall not be preiudictall to the
Maioꝛ, Burgelſes, ec. oꝛ any other Officer of Kingſton vpon Dull, hue
| euerp of them may take all {uch coll, cuffomes , and ſummes of money of
4 — as is limitted in an Act mane 33. Der, 8,33. 5. El. y.
39.CThl. 18. M
3 Fe ſhall not be lavafullto any perfor, to cauſe to be loaden ; caried Conueying tr
Nin any bottome, wherot anp ſtranger op ſtrangers boꝛne, then be owners, Hangers sar
|) hipmatkers oꝛ part otuners , any things of what kind o2 nature ſoeuer coan order,
| they be,fromone Wort oꝛ Crecke of this realme, to another of the fame
realme, vpon paine to fo2f.all the goods fo Laven, 02 carried , or the value
thereof, 5. El.y. 39. El. 18. i MOAN Re
| 4. Roperfon Hall bzing into thee realme of Cnaland oꝛ any part of Mo French
che fame, any wine comming out of anp of the countries belonging to the Birhvasmat
) ) Crowne of France oꝛ any Coad called Cholole woad, in any other vel eo
|) fell, but onely in fuch wherof fome fubiect of che Duicenes ¢e.thal be chon T"S# OP
only owner, oꝛ part owner vpon paine to foꝛfait all CHines and idan
dOUKhe contrarie tothe meaning hereof (accogding-to the true meaning
Jol a Statute made 4.iden,7,10, concerning wine ofthe Duchy of Gale
| ‘ Zt 3 ; coing
Shippes , Shipping. ae
eoine and Guyon,) ercepe that there may be bꝛought into Cates, op anp
pare within che county of Monmouth, Rochel wines. 5. El.y. 39. El.n 8.
erimetanicht But it thall be lawkull for any perfor oꝛ perfons being rangers
in ftrangers, vboꝛne, to bring peerelp in any ſhip o2 veflell whereof anp ſtranger oꝛ rane
hips. gers borne thall be owner ec, incoany of the battens, poꝛts, oꝛ cones of
the Mile of Dan, any wines mave in any of the dominions belonging to
the Crowne of Fraunce, and in any of the fame ports oꝛ townes to diſ⸗
charge the {aid Mine fo bought, ſo that there be not bꝛought ¢ diſcharged
by the fame Krangeré,in any fuch frangers vellels in any one peere,in,or
at the {aid Yauens,ports, and townes, oꝛ any of them, aboue an hundꝛeth
tunnes atthe moſt. Jn like maner ¢ bpon the fame condition map ſtran⸗
gers borne, bing in rangers hippes,any wines made inthe pominions |
of France, into the hauens,portes, ttotwnes of Chepſtow and Newport
inthe Countie of Monmouth, andof Carvife,Carnaruon,Beawmaries, —
and other portes, hauens, and townes of Southwales, and Noꝛthwales.
oꝛ any of them, ouer ann beſide all Rochel Aines heretofore allowed in
this act,to be brought ec. Sauing to the Queene, her heiresec, all ſuch
dueties as fhe dught to haue for the fain wines €¢, 5. El.y. 39. El. 18. ta |
continue to the end of the next Parliament, now next enſuing.
neering vpon 6 jMaperfon dling any Ship, boate, oꝛ beſſell callen Cache, onger, | |
the {ca infil} gy Picard,or other veſſeltof like vie , hall in che time ofcommion fiſhing
ing time, · ghon the Sea coaltes of Norkolke, and fulfolke, betweene the xiiii day
of September, ¢ che citi. vay of Nouember, from ſunne fecting,to ſunne
rifing anker vpon the mainte Sze, orꝛ in the common ſtreame, oꝛ trade of
fithing, where the fier men ble to dꝛiue, bpon paine to fort. their catche,
monger, picard, ec. with che tackel, anv all the ith tn the fame, 02 the
palue thereof: Che one yalfe to the Queene, her heires ec.theother hatte
to the Bailife; Burcelies, anv Commuinaltie of great Darmouth,to be
imployed te the recompencing of damages to the partie, whole Nettes
tall be cut and tothe building and repairing of the decaied Hauen there, |
and to be taken bp wap of feifure, 02 ot herwiſe to be reconered bp S, Ftc.
13, Eliz. 11. B——
That a Denizen which fhippethany goods in a Caticke or Galley,
fhall pay‘all.cuftomes and fubfidies as an Alien, S,Cuftomes 2.) 24 |
2 ‘That a Ship ſhall be forfaired wherein is tranſported any Fugitives |
Gold, or Siluer,without the Queenes licence. S,Fugitiues 16.2 9/0"
3 Where, in whatcafe,and in what maner it fhall be lawfull for the
owner of aShip,or.a Shipwright to take an Apprentice; $, Laborers 30.
4 At what time and Place. the Malter ofa Ship fhall receiue and dif |
” charge hisloading.$.Marchants 5.6. cA) | Ue |
‘
5 That-a Mafter of aShip (hall giue notide to Cuftomer of his léae)
Ging, time of departing ac. S. Marchant 7.8. oe A
6 ‘Thatthe Mattes of a Ship thal not permit any Braſſe, Mottall, &c.to
be
i
Shirifes.. © 324
betranfported , but fhalf difclofethe fame. $. Braffe 3.
7. Thata Ship fhall be forfaited wherein is tranfported Corne, Beere,
Butter,Cheefe, Herring,or Wood, without licence. §.Corne 1.
8 Inwhat cafe a Ship fhall be forfaited , wherein is tranſported any
. Leather, Tallow, or raw Hides, S. Leather 3 3.
4 abd Shirifes.:
O man hall be Dhirife in any Countie, ercepe he haue land fuffici: 2 sbteit miſt
Nent in the fame Countie, to anſwere the Queene and her people, fre een
9.00, 26 2460.3, 5 4 Ed. 3. 3, 5. Ed. 3. Se
2 jo Sieward op Wailife of any great Loan, hall be made Dhirife, Sch Matt be |
ercept he be put foorth of feruice : But fuch a Shirike Hall be appointed soy crrenee
which map wholy attend co ſerue the Queene and her people, Lincolne,
9. Ed. 2. ‘4 4
3 Cuery Hhirite within England hall dwell in his proper perfou The Soerite
within bis bailiwicke, koꝛ the time hat be hall be officer. 4.1.4.5. ‘within bis
4 Ro Dhirife,Cinderthirife,or Shirikes Clerke, hall remaine in his tountte.
batliwicke or office aboue one peere ; anv after that yeere, an other ſit and one walt be
{ufficient perfor ſhall be oꝛdained in bis place, 14. Ed. 3. 7. 42. Ed. 3.9. Sbdirifes: vue
And none that hath bin Spbirife of any Countie one whale peere, (hall be bnew”
appointed Shirife of that Countie by thefpace of thpee peeves nert inſu⸗
ing, tf there be any other {ufficient of lands € goods tn the (ane Countie
to anſwer tothe Queene ¢ ber people, 1. R.2. 11.(The Underbhirife,ans
all other Dfficers withinthe citie of London, the Cinderthirife,e all other
officers of Shirifes, within the thire of che towne of Bꝛiſtow. 6,1),8.18,
and {uch Counties in which anp perfons at the time of the forelata ſtatute
Made, 03. 25. Febꝛuarii, Anno Dom, 1.4.44, were tnheritable tothe office
of Shirike, and the Letters patents made to them ofthe office of Sbhirif,
Cinderhhirife ,and Dbivifes Clerkes onlp except, 23. H.6.8.) And if anp
Shirik, Underſhirik, oꝛ Sbirifes Clerk , vo occupie the office of Shirife,
Underſchirike, oꝛ Shirikes clerk, contrarie to the foꝛeſaid ſtatutes, oꝛ cons
trarie to the effect oꝛ intent of any of them,(ercept befoꝛe excepted)then
be thal fop fate CC, pound peerelp,as long as he doth fo occupie, And cues
| rleparbon mane for {uch offence, occupation,o2 fogfaiture of he fummes
bekoꝛe recited, fhall be void, And all Patents to be made of any of the ſaid
oftices;for terme of peeves, for terme offife,in fee ſimple, oꝛ in fee taile,to
any of che Queenes liege people, (ercept before excepted) hal be void nots
withianding any claufe op fentence of Non obftance put in fuch patents, States of
And wholoeuer voth take vpon him to receive oꝛ occupte the ſaid office
of Shirike, by vertue of any fuch grants oꝛ patents foꝛ terme ot peeres,
forterme otflike, in kee ſimple oꝛ kee taile, hall be for. euer diſabled to be or
beare the office of Shirife in any Countie of England, And euery of the
MD liege people which will, map fue koꝛ the fain {ume fopfaiten againit
him which doth kozlait the fame, in an oe of debt in his owne wi
t 4 oye
Shirifes.
the Queene ſhall haute the moitie of all chat which is recouered , and he
that (ueth the other, 23,1).6.8, Gut euery old Shirike ofeuery countie —
hath full authozitic , aſwell lawfully to erecute and returne every writ,
There a Shi· precept,oz warrant, in euery of the Ducenes courts of recoꝛd at Meſtm.
sreuronepere, deliuered to him,as to doe ¢ execute euery other thing which tothe office
of Sbirtic lawfully pertainech at alltimes during Wichaelmas terme,
and Hitlarie terme , brilefle be be before the fame time lawfullp diſchar⸗
ged of his occupation of Sbirife, without ſuſtaining any damage, for fats
ture, oꝛ paine, 12. Ed.a4.1. 17,00.4,6,
The Briefe 5 jo Shirife ſhalllet to farme tn any maner his Countic, nop anp of
salle won bate the bailiwickes, hundzeds, nox wapentakes, And the Shirike (among
biwicktofarme other articles compriſed in bis oath ) hall be from time to time ſwoꝛne
that he ſhall not let his batliwicke to farme, 4.10.4.5. 23. D.6. 10.
6 jo Dhirife, Underſhirike, Baitife of franchile, noz anp other Bai⸗
like, bp occalion, oꝛ onder colour of his office, hall cake any other ching bp
themifelues, o2 by any other perfon to their vſe oꝛ ppofite,of any perfonbp
any of them arrefted, 02 attached,noz of any other for chem, for the omits —
ting of anp arreft,o2 attachment to be made by their bodies oꝛ of any per⸗
fon, by anp of chem by force o2 colour of their office arreſted, oꝛ attached,
foz fine,fee,mainppile letting to baple, 02 fo2 ſhewing any eale oꝛ fauour
to any {uch perfon ſo arreſted, foꝛ their reward oꝛ ppofite, but {uch as fole
The Shirite loweth: vz. the Obirife rr, , the Bailife which maketh the arvett oz ate
tes tees for, cachinenttiii,d,ann the Gaoler(ifthe prifoner be committed to his warde)
arcefts. iiii.ð. 23. .6. 0. in Vist at sit OSTA IAI He
The Shirikes 7 The Shirike, Underlhirike, Shirifes Clerke, Steward,oz Wailife
— — of franchiſe, feruant to the Bailife oꝛ Coꝛoner, ſhall not take bp colour
a panels of bis office, bp himſlelke, nor by any other perfon to pis ble, anp ching of
any perfon foz rhe making of anp returne oz panell. And fop the copie of
a panel itis. 2380.6.200007 eebodnS poF ca ee
agaylingot pri 2 Che Shirifes,and all ocher officers anv minitters afoyefain, Hall let
foners,orpere outof pꝛiſon, all maner of perfons by anpof chem arrefted, 02, being it
fongarcehed. their ward by force of anp mrit;bill,oz warrant in any action perforall,op
by realon of any indictmẽt of treſpas vpon reaſonable fucrtic of ſufficient
perfons hauing fufficient withinthole Counties where {ach perfonsbe fo 9!
jet to baple o2 mainpiſe to keepechetr dates in ſuch places, where the lap
writs, bils, op warrants do require (only except chole perfons which Wall
be in their warde bp condeination,erecution,Capias-velagatum, oz Ex- ff
communicatum, ſuerty of peace,antiall {uch perfons which thallbe com> —
mitted to Wary by thefpectall commaundenient of any Butice, aud vaga⸗
AdeSpirite bonds ee.) But ifthe Shirikes returne bpon any porter, Cepicorpus,o7
wenvled Beddidit fe, thepthal be chargeable to haue the bovies of the faid perfons
didi &, at the daies ok che returnes of che fain wzits bils oꝛ warrants, in fuch ma⸗
ner as they were chargeable before the making of this act,2 3,1).6, a J
9 No
Shirifes. 225
‘9 Fo Shicife, nor none of the officers, 02 minifters aforefain, ſhall Ootigation for
| take op caufe tobe taken 02 mabe, any obligation fox anp caule afogefain, bparanct ·
| 02 by colour of their office, but vnly to théfelues, of anp perſon, noꝛ by anp gts
perfon which halbe in their ward, by courle ofthe lawe, but in the name
| oftheir office, and vpon condition wꝛitten that the ſaid prifoners ſhall ap:
| peare at che daie contained in the fain wits, bill, op warrant, andin luch
places,as thefain writs, bils, 02 warrants thall require, And ifanp of che
{ain ſhirifs, 02 other officers aloꝛeſaid, take any obligation in any other
forme by colour of their offices, it thalbe void, And he thall take no moe
fo che making of any ſuch obligation, warrant, oꝛ precept by him tobe
made but itti, B.2 3e 0.6, ro, —
10 Cuerp of che fain ſhirikes ſhall make perelp adeputie ofrecorwe in qye cherike of
the Queenes Court of Chauncerie, Kings Bench, Commonplace, and cherie Hire that
inthe Cichequer, before that thep ſhall recurne any writs, to receiue all in guery Coust,
maner of wꝛits, and warrants to be deliuered vnto them; 23,en,6,108 ©
And euery thirife of euery the twelue counties tn wales, andof the coun:
ties palantine of Lancafter,Cheiter, ano the cittcofChetter hall hauein
| the Rings Bench, and Common place, one ſufficient veputte at the leat,
| 5:€0,6,26,S.Exipent. 7. RS HE fe SOI RL ERE Sg Ha ita $6 :
MET AU Shirifs, Underſhirikes Clerkes, Bailifes, Gaolers, Coroners, Foꝛtaitures.
Stewards , Bailifs. of franchiles , oꝛ anp other officers or miniffers;
which vo contrary to thts foꝛeſaid oꝛdinance made 23,Den,6, 10, in anie oo:
| poine of the fame, ſhall loſe to the party in this: bebalfe endammaged °''" °
grieued his treble pamages, € thallforfsitrl. k. at euery time thatanpof =
them doe the contrary in anie pointofthe fame, whereof the Q. thall haue
the one balfe to be imploied only ta the vſe of her Houle, and the partie chat
| Mill (ue; the other halfe, But the wardenof the Fiecte,anv ofthe Queens cardens of
| palace at SUeſtminſter for the time being; thal not be preiudiced by chis ieee
dꝛdinance in his duetie of his office,2 3.4), 6,10, iieminuer.
“12: Sphirifesiin their turnes and otherwiſe, when they have to ttt The order oe
quire ofmalefactors bp the Queens commandement oxbp vertue of their indictnents
office, chall make fuch inquifitions of thole offenders bprii,tatofullmen'tie mer
atthe leat which Halt put theit feales to thoſe mquifitions (and che roll
| ofthe inquiſition ſhalbe inventen, wherofone part thal vemaine withthe
indictoꝛs, andthe other with che ſhirikazother whichtaketh theenquet;
ſo that che indictment thal not be imbeliled, 1; Ed. 3 16.) Aunifche hitits
do impziſon anyother then thoſe which beinvicteybyluchingquifitions, © 9 9. >
chey which be ſo impriſoned thall haue their. action offalleimprifonment =
againſt the thivife, as thep Houln haue againk anie other perſon which
Houta imp zi fort them without warrant, Anv he loreſaid ozdinance pro⸗
| ulden for ſhirifes ſhpalbe obſerued ofeuery Bailifeoflivertie, CU. 2, 13.
€0.1,13, But ik any indictments op prefentments ſhalbe taken bekore a⸗ —
ny ſheriks ok Counties, their Underſhiriles, Clerkes, Baililes op rus turnts al:
ers
Shirifes.
be delluered to fers at heir Curnes, o2 Lawdaies, Chep nop none ofthem haue power
— of to attach,arreff, oꝛ put in pꝛiſon, oꝛ to leuie anie fines o2 amerciamentsof
Naa any perfon oꝛ perfons ſo indicted 62 prefented, bp reafon o2 colour of ante
fuch Indictment oꝛ prefentment;no2 totake of any {uch petfon fo indice
ted or prefented any fine og ranſome, but thep (hall being and deliver all
{uch indictments ¢ pꝛeſentments to the Juſtices of peace at their neve {ete
fionof the peace, that Halbe holden inthe County where luch indictmẽts
€ prefentments thall be taken, And it any of the {ard thirifs, vnderſhiriks
theirclerkes, bailifes, eminifers do not being, deliver, e preſent all fuch
indictmẽts 02 pꝛeſentmẽts fo taken before them in their curnes, oꝛ Law⸗
daies, at {uch ſeſſions of the peace before the ſaid Juſtices of peace, Then
they anv every of them that fo ſhall fatle therof, hal fozfait to the Queene
xl. pound at every time that they op any. ofthem doth contrary, 1. Ed.a. 2.
Futiceshatae 13 The ſaid Jultices ofpeace have auchogity to award proces vpon
euneuete © all fuch indictments and prefentments, as the law both require, ein like
imbich bein lorm, as ik the fame weretaken befoge the ſaid Juſtices in the faincountp, |
petits carne, And allo toarraiqne; ano deliver al {uch pertous fo indicted and pretences:
before the fain thirifes, vnderſhirikes their clerkes, bailifes, and minifters,
bz any of thers, in their {aid curves oꝛ law dates, And euery perſon which
lhalbe indicted oy pzeſented oftrefpas, ſhall make ſuch atine as ſhal ſeeme
lawkull bp the diſcretions of the ſame Juſtices. . E.a. J·
Crereats renee · 14° Che eltreats of che ſaid fines and amerciaments ſhalbe inrolled,
Hi aaa and bp indenture delivered to the ſaid Shiriks, onverHirifes,their clerks, |
Juttrces, Hailifes, oz miniſters orfome ot them to the vſe and pꝛoſite of hun that:
was Shirike in the fain countie, at the time of ſuchindictments, oꝛ pre#
ſentments taken, And if any of che ſaid Qbirifes; theit vnderſhirikes,
clerkes, bailtfes, oꝛ miniſters do arreſt, attach, oꝛ putin pꝛiſon, oꝛ cauſe
any line, oꝛ ranſome tobe taken, oꝛ leuie any amerciament of any perfor
w indicted oꝛ pꝛeſented, byrealon of any ſuch invicement; 07 prefentment,
tabken bekore chem at their turnes oꝛ lawdaies, before that they hate pro:
‘emo ites tron the ſaid Juſtices of Peace, oꝛeſtreates deliuered out of the ſaid
Aindictments b2 peefencments: Chen the {ato Shirife which fo doch, hall
bbgoꝛkait an hundꝛed pound, the one halfe to be imploied to the erpences.o€
the Queenes houſe and che other tothe party indamaged which thal haue
an A, of dedt at therommon Law, and dike proces as in an action ofdebt,
wherein no CL xc. E. P.ac· Ewa sae lel eee ——
Sderlkese¶15 But this act dothnot extend to the Sbirifes of Lonven,concers |
drhan Hing. any indictments oz pꝛeſentments taken within che fain ritie, nop to
anp perfor whish bach grants of any fines 02 amercianients bpany lets
ters patents ofanp ofthe Qucenes promenttors, bearing vate before the
tenth dap of December; An. i. Ed.4 and An. Dom.i 46 1. noꝛ to anypera
«so ofan hauing any liberties 0 kranchiſes by any of the ſaid letters patents,
. ꝝ in any other maner by pꝛeſcription. 1,€0.4+26 ‘x
I a
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So eS Sl CC]
=> ae, —
Shirifes, 326
16 No Shirikes, wnderthirifes; hire Clerkes, neither any perforin Ho plaines
their names, noꝛ by their rommandement, thal take and enter any plaints Bans
into their bookes,in any mang name, vnleſſe che partte plaintife be in pro⸗ plaintite 02 bis
per perfon prefent inthe courts, oꝛels bya fufficient atturney oꝛ deputie prince
that is knowen to be of good name and difpofition, Ann the fame plaintif
Mhall finve pledges to purſue his ſaid plaint/ fuch perſons as are kuowen Plegij dé prof
there in that countie. Ano the plaintife hall haue but one plaine fox one Pt:
treſpas, 02 contract, andif the ain thivife; pnverthirifs, hire clerke, take,
enter 2 caule to be entred, anp moe plaintes then the plaintife ſuppoſed
that he bath cauſe of action againſtthe vefenvant +: Chewehelaty thirife,
bnoerthivite, ec. that offenvech, thal forfate foxenerp vetaulol, S.totbe siante soem
Q, and J.c. tobe recouered in the Eſchequer. And ouer thatthe Juſti⸗ the —
cesofpeace inthefame counties, and euery ofthem, haue authority opon cuſ cte
Lomplaint made by che partie ſo vnlawtully qricucd, to examine the ſai
thwifs; vnderſhiriks oꝛ thire clerke; ¢ plaintiks. And if they or one of them —
| Gnd bythe examinatiõ, dekault in the ſaid Shirike ec. in entring Of the ſaid of peace,
| plainteneceitfullp for his aduantage, contrary to this.act, Chen the ſaid
| Shirif¢e,halbe conuice and attaint of the fame offence, without further
enquiry, he hal koꝛf. vpon the fame eramination rl,s:.to the Q.foꝛ euerp
dekault, and che fain Juttices that fo hall cake the eramination; Mall cer⸗
tifte thefame mithin aquarter ofa peeve, into the Eſchequer, vpon paine
ofxl.s. 11. h.7. 15. ——
17 She {aid Shiriks, vnderſhiriks, and Shire clerkes Malt make 07 Creeution oF
| caufe tobe mabe a fufficient precept to the Bailifs of the hunpzens, terat- Crs Pe
tach, ſummon, and toarne the defendants that arefo infutte to appear
anſlwer to the fain plaints, And ikthere be any vefaule in the fainbatlifes,
in warning of the faiv defendants o2 in erecuting theitoffice; then the
fame Bailifs Hhatl for fait fo2 euery vefaule tothe Q. xl. ã. ann be attaine
thereof by like eramination ofthe Juſtices of peace oꝛ euery of them, as
, is befoꝛe rehearſed.a 1.3.7.1. 30 3 NIST fo nate 3 —
18 Shirites, cinvertirifes, Shire clerkes, and their deputies ſhall Two Jultices
snake none efitrates, to leuie she ſaid ſhiriles amerciamento /wuciil cwo (Pall view the
Julſticesof peate ( whereofone ſhalbe ofthe Quorum) hauehan the view treats.
and ouerſaght oftheir bookes, and that the eſtreates be indented betwirt
the fare guſtices any the ſaid Shirikes and onder bivitejaun-fealed with
their ſeales, the one part to remaine with the ſaid Juſtites and the other
Palewith the faid Dhisife, op Cinderthivifes; tort he intent to vnderſtand
ilany deceit oz vntruedemeaning be in chem in making ot their bookecaäa.
MRAZ 5.1 silt 2) NIG a9030 sented 4 sores dgh sd2 a Bi ST Se PP
bi py: Chole perfons-whichthathe gatherers ofthe fameamerctaments, Batilles yada
PA bailife, op other offi cers ſhalbeſwoꝛne bythe law Juſtices, that they eta
thaltake no moze money then ts for faited¢ contained in the ſaid etreats i auc, :
lealed wit hthe lyaleg of the laid Juſtices vpou she lame yain ot fopfaiture
X rats}
“4 Shirifes.
as bekoꝛe is rehearſed, theredfthe fame gatherers to be conuict by erami⸗
nation ofthe Juſtices,oꝛ one ofthem ec. xxc. H.7. 15. Neither thal any ſhi⸗
rite bechargedto leuie any iſſues, noꝛ ſhall leuie any before the fame goed,
— out ofthe Eſchequer bp eſtreats. And euery man thal be charged of thoſe ;
The chertfe “ned fortaiten aſwel as of amerciaments.And ik che Shirife wilrecurney ;
—— —— the iſſues of any retogniſox, pledge, nz mainpernop; which at the time af] ,
ãnd no mere. the returne, was not ſufficient to anſwere the ſaid iſſues ¢ amerciaments, |
the Shirike himlelke ſhall anſwere, and ſhall be therewith charged in cheily,
Eſchequer. And ifthe Shirike returne the names of any mainpernoꝛ, tus |i
coꝛ, oꝛ other but accoꝛding ta the tenoz of the writs to him Directed, oꝛ do
returne Chenames ofany pledges, ercept the fame pledges do thereunto
- -conlent,bethall be grieuouſly punither.27.€0.1, fat. de finibus.: 2 fy
Juſties aſſiz · · 20 Che Juices of peace Halbeappointen and named at the generally ;
thethicites © ceſſions after the feattol ſ · Michael / by him that is Cuftos rotulsrum off;
erent, ; thelaid tountie oꝛ els bp the cloeofithe Quorum in big ablence, to haue
acca the overlight ¢ controlment of the {ain Sbhirifes, vnderſhirikes, &
cletkes anv other of the faivofticers,and of the {aid thirifs amerciaments
And the fain Juſtices of peace vpon ſuggeſtion oꝛ infoꝛmation of the pareory,
tie grieued, hall make like proces, as in an action of treſpaſſe again che |p,
fain hivife;onverthirits, 02 ſhire clerkes, and other the atoꝛeſaid officersil(y
miſdemeaning as is afopelaty; for to appeare before them to anſwer to they)
{aid ſuggeſtion, oꝛ information, 1 1,30,7.1 56 —
Mo fhylrife Hatt © 22 Operfon hauing, vſing op exerciſing che office of a thirife of anv
ie etitee 2 countie op rounties; (hall exerciſe the office of a Juſtice of the peace, vpily
county, force of anp commiſſion o2 otherwiſe, in anie countie oy counties where!) |
he ſhalbe thitife, during the time only that he hall ole oꝛ exerciſe the faim
offiecot (hirifiotke, € euerp ace done by authoritie of anie commifion of }y
the peace Durivy the timeatiouelain, (halbe boty; 199.1. ]Parliament 8, i |
22 Michethitife ofanp tire: (being no citie oꝛ —
Feuteces Not within cwo moneths after he hath receiued his patent of lhirikwike
ates, > sappointany pꝛotlaime in the ſhiretowne foure deputies at the leaſt, one
dvellingnot aboue twelue miles diſtãt from another in the ſhiriks name
tomase replouteseveliucrice ofdiſtreſſes wi ſuch maner ex forme as the
ſhirike may of night tovn, he ſhall torfait koꝛ euery moneth that he thall |||
lack {uch Deputies v.ito the Q.and Jeto berecouered by A. I.xc, where⸗
in no TC, c. rand 2. P.and M. xꝛ
Chzongtal let· 23! -ME any Shirike, Ctchetoy, opocherofficer ofthe Queenes, do ſeiſe
fare of another the lands, goods op cattels ofanp mad, ſurmiſing chat he is outlawed, be⸗
goons. or cauſe he is of thefame name p fome other perſon is which is outlawed, i]
Ted the pattie Mall haue a tnpteo€ Idempdtacehominis; ethall finvefuceey ta}
the thivife,opochet offiter; which bach warrant to ſeile to anſwere to the |
A the value of che goods oꝛ tattels in caſe hecannot diſcharge himlelle,
without any ching therelore paying. And itk che thirife o2 other ay 5 ‘
3 ft) |
o>
—9 Shirifes. 327
goth not take the ſame, the party grieued map hate his fuit againſt him,
le recouer his double damages, And alfo the fain officer thall receiue grie⸗
| uous punifhments at the Queenes hands, 37,€0,3,2, And the wpitte of
Idemptitate nominis is maintainable foz the erecutors of euery teſtatoꝛ, Idempritate
} afwel as the fame action was before maintainable by the perfon himlelfe ="
which was moleſted bp cauſe o2 colour ofany outlamie,o.D.6.4,
24 Ffanp Shirife, Underthirife, Eſchetoꝛ, Bailife of franchile, 02 o⸗ The ſhirik Hat
I ther perfon do take op (eile the goods of anp perſon arreſted ¢ impzifoned, ponents ort
hefore the fame perfon be conuictedo2 attainted of felonie accoꝛdingto the ————
law oꝛ that the fame goods be otherwile lawkully korte ited he Hal pay to |
the party grieued the double value of the goods fo taken oꝛ ſeiſed, to be
recouered bp A, of debt, wherein no Cec, E.P.tc. 1. R.3. 3.
| 2 5 Hundꝛedoꝛs, viz, bailifs of hundzeds, which be knowen and ſworne Bailifes of
lin the ful countie, thal make erecution of all writs which come to the ſhi⸗ dundreds.
rike and none others (erceptit be inthe great default oꝛ notorious diftur:
Hbance of the hundzevers) and then other perfons which be conuenient anv
ſwoꝛne, hall make erecution, fo that the people may alwaies knowe to
whom to refogt for {uch erecution (fauing the recurne of writs to them
which of right ounbt,ec.) And the fame hundzedors ſhall be crevible per⸗
Mons, € thall haue lands ſuſficient in the fame hundꝛed, o2 in the countie
Mobere the hundzed is, fo that thep thal not need to vſe ertogtion, Lincotne
9. Ed.2.2,Ed. 3.5.5. Ed. 3.4.4. Ed.3.9. And the thirifs thall place fuck
bailifs for whom thep will anfwer, And fo thall chofe Lords which haue
hundreds and Wapentakes in fee. 14. Ed. 3.9.
26 They which be thirifs bailiks one pere, hall not be ix any fuch of: Shirifs Bai
fice by the ſpace of thꝛee peres nert enfuing, except the bailiks of thote this {its Galant be
rife which haue inheritance in their ſhirifwikes. I. H.5.4. peres after.
27 The hhirife hall haue counter rolles with the Coroner aſwell of counter rottes
appeales, as of enquefts of attachments, and other things which doe be- with the Co ·
Aong ts the Coꝛoners office, ett.1,.3,€d,1,1 0, Hut no Shirife, Con- er
i able, Eſchetoꝛ Coꝛoner, o2 any other Bailike of the Qucenes, Hall hols
plees ofthe Crowne, Magna Chartar7.
| 28 there the thivife ought to recurne the Queenes wait to abailife Delinerance of
who hath right co returne che wyit, if the bailife of the franchite no not Setar on be
make deliverance of the cattell impounded after the thirife hath made the se me
weturne onto him, the thirtfe thall voc his office without delay, vpon paine Panter oe
lof fozf, of double Damages, Well. I.3. Ed.I.l 7. Marleb.5 2,4),3,21.
29 Che Queene her heirs and fucceflors, Wings oꝛ Queenes of this ayirifteines
ARealne, ſhalland may veerely choofe, and make for euerie of the coun⸗ diuided.
ties of Eſſex and Hertfoꝛd, Somerſet and Dorlet, WGarwike and Leice⸗
Ler, Notingham and Darbie, Dron, and Bark, one fufficient and able
perfon tobe thivife ofthe fame, in ſuch like maner, as is hath been vſed
tobe made fog any other countic within this realme. And euery perfor
whieh
—. -
ed
ave
; Shirifes. .
which athe appointed thirife for any of che fait counties thal be acconip:
table, and vſed in the oꝛder of his accompt, and all other things and al:
fowance to him made inthe Eſchequer and all other courts anv places, in
ſuch maner anv foxme,asis commonly vſed fo2 ſhiriles tn itke cafe, An.8,
Eliz.16.1 3. Eliʒ.ꝛ22. * $:5)} ch toe
But halle the 30 jo Shivife chofen any made of any one sf the fezetain Counties,
— betes fhail pay in any court ofrecozd fo2 anp duetie belonging properly to the
wikes Dinten, Oftice of Sbhirife,anp other fees,o2 charges chen onelp the one halfe of the
charaes ¢ fees which be ſhould be compelled to haue paied,tf he had beene
Shivife of two ofthe fat hires and counties, as before the making of
this act was vſed.8.Eliʒ.1.6.1 3. Eliʒ.2 2.
3r Per ſtat.7. R.2.6. Euery ſhirife of England ought in proper perſon
to make proclamation of che ſtatute of CAincheſter pꝛouided. 13. Ed.x.
againſt homicides, burning of houſes, robberies, and other felonies koure
times in euery peere, in euery hundꝛed of bis bailiwike, anv bp his batlifay,
in euerp market, as well within liberties as without, — bi ,
Enery vnder 32 Allandeuerpperfon and perſons, that ſhalbe apmitted to, 02 takel
Barter, vpõ hin the erecuting of che office of an vnderſhirike, in any thire op cou
tie, within this Realmeof Englãd, before be intermeddie with the ofe,o7
erercife ofthe ſaid office, thall receiue ¢ take a coꝛpoꝛall oth vpon the holy}
Cuanaelitts, before the J. of Alife, oꝛ one of them, of the fame circuit }’
wherein that countte ts, wherof he ſhalbe onderthivif,o2 bekoꝛe the Cuſto⸗
Rotulorum, oꝛ twa Juttices of the peace, whereofone tobe of the
rum of che fain countie, whereof he thalbe bnderthirife, as afoꝛeſaid, for)...
aud concerning the fupremacte infuch maner and forme, as that othe toy
expreſſed and declared in one acte of Parliament made and o2detned, A
s.quenes. no 1. El. Cogether mith which othe, he ſhall in like fort, before che fame
perfon oꝛ perfons, receiue and take one other coꝛpoꝛall othe as followeth
(thats to fay) I. A.B. Mall not vſe or exercife the office of vnderthirifey™
corruptly during the time that I fhall remaine therein,neyther fhal or wi f
Ao reward fox ACcept, receiue or take by any colour, meanes, or deuife whatfoeuer, a
eheimpancl” conſent to the taking of any maneroffee or reward, of any perfon or
gok an ine ‘ — |
quel, petfons, for the impanelling,or returning of any Inquelt, Iurie, or Tales,
in any Court of Record forthe Queene, or betwixt partie and partie, a=)
boue ij. s.or the value thereof, or fuch fees as are allowed and appointed
for the fame, by the lawes and ftatutes ofthis Realme. But will,according,
to my power, truly and indifferently with conuenient {peed impanell all }*
Jurours,and returne all fuch writ, or writs touching the fame,asfhallap-|
pertaine to be done, by my duetie or office, during the time that I fhall }*
remaine in the faid office. Sohelpeme God, Gna this att ſhalbe a ſuffi⸗
cient warrant tothe perfons appointed by this accscominttter the othe
aloreſaid, for the miniftring thereof accopoinglp.27,Cs.1 2. of
33 Cuery Bailike of franchile, nepucie and clerke of cuerp —— |
and
Shirifes, 328
and Cinnerfhivife, and every other perfon and perfor, which Hall haue waits o¢
J authozitic,o take vpõ him to impanell o2 returne ante Inqueſt, Juric, o2 ——
Tales, oꝛ to intermeddle with execution of pzoceſſe, in any Court of Ree anv peputtes,
| 020, (hat, befoze be 02 they intermendle with any further execution therof, netics
receiue ¢ take the othes aforelain conpozally, before che perfor or perfons i
J appointed by this act to miniffer the fame, 02 before the head officer ofthe
place, tfit be a towne coꝛpoꝛat, changing only the words (the office of Un⸗
[derfhivife) contetned inthe othe expreſſed inthis act, to {uch words as are
rcõuenient foz the deputation, office oꝛ place,in which the partic, which ta⸗
eth the othe, is to be exerciſed in, And if any the fain perſons, limited ta.
take the othe akoreſaid, bo take vpon him to impanell o2 returne anp In⸗
queſt, Jurie, 02 Cales, op to intermendle with the erecution ofproceſſe,
inot hauing befoge taken the othes aforefan: Chen euery {uch perfon ſhall
torf. r1.¥, tothe Q.and J.to be recoueven in anie of the Q, Courts of Ree
coꝛd by A. B.P. 3, wherein no .E. 19, ¢c,.27, Cis, 7 2,
| 34 3fany Underlhirike, 02 other perfon mentioned tn chisact, og any The forteiturs
Jof chem, thallbo,oz commit anp act 02 acts contrarte ta theothes afore: ort Ollen⸗
faiv,02 eeber of them op ratrary ta the true intent € meaning of this act,
Then euery uch perfon fo offending that fopfeit koꝛ euery {uch offence th.
ithe partie ox parties grieued, his oꝛ cheit triple dammages, to be recoue⸗
ved by A. B. H. 02 J. in anv of the Dy. coutts of Recoꝛd, wherein no WM,
E32, €C, 27, C113,1 2, 8. Iuſtices of peace oops > - spell
35 Me thallnot be latufullto oꝛ fox any Dhirtfe, Cinverthirife, batlife
dof franchiles o2 liberties noz foꝛ any of their oꝛ either of their officers, mis
Inifters, feruants, baplifes ox deputies, nor foy anie of them, bp reafon oꝛ
olour oftheir sreither of their office o2 offices, to haue, receiue oꝛ take of
Fany perſon 62 perſons whatloeuer, directly o7 indirectly, for the ſeruing
nd executing of anie extent 02 execution pon the bony, lauds, goods, ap
Ichattels ofany perſon oꝛ perfons whatſoeuer, moꝛe, oꝛ other confiveration
oꝛ recompence, then inthis prelent act ts ¢ ſhall be limited ¢ appointed,
which halbe latofuil to be had, vecetuede taken, Chat is to ſay, rii, B, of Hommuch the
and for every rr. 8, where thefumme exceedeth not one hunagen pounds, eres mae
and firepence of anv fo cuerp twenty hillings, being over and aboue feruing of an,
che fain ſumme of one hundzed pounds, that be og thep Mhall fo leuie oz ex⸗ OO”
‘tend, ¢ deliver in evecution,o2 take the body in execution koꝛ, by vertue,
'@ fogce of anie luch extent o2 erecution whatſoeuer, dpb paine and penal:
tie that all e euery Hirife, vnderſhirike batlife of franchiles o2 liberties,
their anv euery oftheir minitters, ſeruants, officers, bailifs, oꝛ deputies
Which acany time hall directly op indirectly do che contrarie, ſhall lole €
forfeit tothe partie grieued bis treble damages, ð ſhall koꝛteit the ſumme
jot rl pounds of good and lawfull Engliſh money; fo2 euery time that be,.
ithep, oranpof them (hall doe the contrarte, tothe Q. and J. to be recoue⸗
red by 4, S,B.02 J. wherein no COW, ac,
Pꝛouided
Shirifes. , 4
Fees foreree Ppouived alwaies, that this act, oꝛ any ching therin contelned, thal
tied a conig extend to anp fees to be takeno2 had for anp execution within ante *
corporate oꝛ towne corporat, any thing aboue mentioned to the contrarp thereo
not withſtanding. 29. Eliz.4.
Wailifesof x That euery ſtatute prouided for ſhirifes ſhall extend to bailifes of lie
Uberties. berties. S.Franchifes 1.
Revie, 2 For the Shirifes duetie in executing the writ of Rediffeit n, See Rea
diffeifin 2.2.
eee @ 3 For the Shirifesdutie in repleuying of a diftreffe, and taking band
bal for profecuting the fute,and making of Returne, S.Repleuine 1. 3.
Kiots. 4 kor the Shitifes duetie. in recording and certifying of Riots. See |
Riots 1.2. ai:
Meturnes, 5 For the returnes of Shisifes and Baylifes of liberties. See Returne o
Shirifes, :
Efereats, 6 Thatthe Shirife mutt thew to the party indebted sthe — fealed
and vpon the payment, Tot the fame. §.Eltreats 1. )
Amerciamẽts. 7 Thatamerciamentsfor infufficient returnes by Se aide or Baylifes
of liberties, fhall be fet vpon their heads, and not vpon the Shitifes. See
Franchifes : Ze |
Atturney, 8 That no vnderfhirifes, thirifes clearke, receiver, or bailife, fhall be k
atturney. S.Atturney 9.
Goiitertetting 9 That fhirifsmay enquire of counterfeitors offal weights, and pu
weights. niſh them. S.Weights 13
womans 10 What a Shirife fhall forfait which. ide not execute a writ to hi
cial directed at the fute ofa woman which is enforced to be bound by obli-
ation or ftatute. S. Women 14, 4
MQ. Debtoz. 11 That the Shirife ſhall difcharge his diftreffe, which can finde him
ſuretie to gree for the thing in demand, and that the Shirife fhall acquit
the Queenes debtor of that which he hath receiued. See accountto th
Queene 45.
Diſſeiſin. 12 Howthe Shirife fhalbe punifhed,which by the colour ofhis offi ¢
,, doth diffeife any man,S.Aflife 4.
Gray alfites, - In what time Shirife ſhall array affifes, and deliuer the copies. See
1LE Oe
Eſcape. 14 Whatthe Shirife ſhall forfait, which doth ſuffer an eſcape, or doth |
takeany thing for anefcape.S.Efcape. 1.2.
Haukes. 15 Howthe Shirife fhall vſe a Hawke which isfounde, taken vp, and |
brought vnto him. $.Haukes 2, - |
ailingan 16 Forthe punifhment ofthe Shisife which letteth one goe whichis,
BOR
not replevifable, S.Mainprife 60. |
Knightsof the, 17 For all the Shirifes duetie about the electing and returning of |
parliament, Kniohts of the Parliament, — of the Pavliament, and leuyingo of
their wages. S.Parliament 4.5.8.120
18 Thay
ee Shiites. Silkes: Sope veſſels.
My 8 That euery Shirife ſhali linquire of defaulesin not keeping of toned Stonen hoꝛſes.
Mhlorks, and certefie the fame into the Efchequer. S.,Horfes 12.
19 Thata Shirife may take out of Sanctuary any abiured perfon com-· Sanctuaric,
witt ng Felony .S. Sanctuarie 9.
20 Inmwhat cafeand maner the Shirife vpon precepts fhall goto in- —— of
quite of walt. S. Watt 3.
“a1 - That the Shirifes thall- attend vpon a Iuftice of peace to arreft Forcible ene
chofe which make any forcibleentries.$.Force 4. ies.
22 MWhat lurors, and of what fufficienciethe Shirife in ſeuerall cafes Returning
hall returne, and vpon what paine.S, Iurours 12.1 3.14.16.19.20. HARES:
* 23) What fine fhall be affefled vpon a Shirifewhich is negligent in
‘executine’s precept ro him directed, touching the ftatutes of Husban.
drieand Tila e. S. Husbandrie 9.
34 In what maner the Shirife fhall make purueyance for the Queenes yauruepors.
horEs and dogges within his Countie. S. Purueyours 10.
25: By whom the Shirifesin Wales thal! be appointed their authori- “Hales,
tie, accompt, courts, fees, &c. S. Wales 36. &c.
26 Amerciaments of Shirifesfor infufficient returnes,S.Returnes11., Returneg,
27 That Shirifes ſhall execute fuch proces whichfhall come to them
from luftices of peace, touching annoyance of bridges, S, Bridges 8.
“Silke.
O perfon chall bring, oꝛ cauſe tobe bꝛought into this Realme of Theſe things
England to be fold,anp Silke wzought by ĩt lelle, vꝛ with any other five mapnot
ftuife itt any place outof this Realme in ribands,laces, girdles, corfes, be bought ine
Icaules, coꝛſes of tiſſues, oꝛ points, vpon paine to fortait to the Queene ann tꝰ Cusland.
any ofherfubiectsthat will ſeiſe the fame, (the which to doc, it thal be
lawfull to euery of the Queenes (ubiects) all the fame ribands,laces, te,
in whole hands focuer thep be kound, oꝛ the value of the fame, Buc it thall
Ibe lawiuli.to euery perfon, aſwell ftrangers as other, to bing into this
ealme all other maner of ſilkes, aſwell mrounht as rat, o vnwꝛought.
ofell at his pleafure, Andie ſhall be lawful to all perfons that haue anp
uch ribbands laces, girdles, caules, coꝛſes of tiſſues, oꝛ points wꝛought
beyond the Sea brought into this land by the Queenes licence, and to be
fold, tomake fale of rhe fame. 19,1),7.21,
| Who may weare ia — in, or vpon his garments ,and who not,
pee Apparel.
* Sope veſſels.
‘tery Sopemaker putting to fale Sope, hall cauſe an empty barrell
_ ta containe xxxii.gallons oꝛ aboue, ¢ not to be in weight aboue xxvi.
ounds,4 halfe barrell empty not to weigh aboue ritt,pounds,and to cons
ein xvi. galfons,o2 aboue, An empty firkin not to weigh aboue vi. pounds
nd abatte, andto conteine vii.gallons og aboue of full and iuſt meafure,
yan ne to foztait foz euery veſſel go! iii.. iiiið.to the Q.and
u fo be
Statute Hers
thant.
The leale of
the ſtatute.
The debtor
impziſoned.
The ſtat cer ·
tified into the
Chauncerte.
Erecuittor of
the debtors
lands § Goods.
Keeper of the prifon Hall immediatly anſwer the debe , if be haue wheres
with, buc if he haue not wherewith, he thall anfwer the debt which com⸗
Statutes and Recognifances.
toberecouered bp A. B. . J. wherein no M.E. P.oꝛ Fee, 23,40.8,45,
S. Cowpers 1. Iuſtices of peace 79. sie ed ss
Statutesand Recognifances.
| Sheets Werchane chat will he fure of his debt, thall caufe his debtoꝛ to
come before the Waioz of London, Poꝛke, oꝛ Bꝛiſtow, oꝛ before fome
chiefe THardein of one of thefe,oz fone other good towne thereunto aſſig⸗
ned by the Queene,and befoze the Maior, chiefe CMardein, oꝛ other {ufft-
cient mien chofen and fworne thereunto, when the Watoz,o2 chiefe (ars
Dein cannot attend, and befoze one ofthe Clerkes thereunto bp the D, ale
figned, when both cannot attend, and to acknowledge the debe, Ethedap |
of payment, And the Recognifance hall be inrolied by the hand of one of F
the Lierkes which ſhall be kuowen,and the roule hall be double, whereof |:
one part thal remaine with the Maior o2 chiefe CHardein,¢ che other withyy |
the ſaid Clerk. And one of the Clerkes with bis owne hand Hall waite the ft
Obligation, to which writing the debtoꝛs {eale thall be put with the De.
feale to that vſe prouined , the which feate ſhall be of two peeces, whereof
the great peece hall remaine with the Maioꝛ, 02 chiefe Mardein, x thei} ’
other inthe cuſtodie ofthe foꝛeſaid Clerkes. And ifthe debtor voe not papi) t
the debe atthe dap tobim affiqned, the merchant thall come to the Maioꝛ
and Clerke with bis waiting obligatoꝛie. And if it be found by the roule
0} wꝛiting, that the Debt was knowlenged,¢ the day of payment expired,
the Watoz 02 chiefe Mardeins thall caule the body of che debtoꝛ to be aps
prebendend (if be bea lap man) whenfoeuer he commeth within his iuril⸗
Diction, and committed to the pꝛiſon of the fame cowne (ifthere be a ppte
fon) and there he ſhall remaine at his owne coſtes, vntill he hath agreed fo
the debt. Ano the keeper of the towne priſon hall recetue him bp the deli⸗
uerance of the Maior o2 chiefe THardein,and tf he thal not recetue bim,th
mitted the keeping of the prifan onto hint, Ano if che debtoz cannot b
found within the power ofthe Wato2,o2 chiefe CHardein: then the Waioz
or chicfe CHardein ſhall fend the Recognifance of the debt vnder the Q.
fozefain ſeale unto the Chauncerte, from whence ſhall be directed a wꝛit
tothe Shirike within whole hatliwicke the pebto2 may be found, chat he)
hall take his bony (if he be alay man) and keepe him in {afe priſon, vntill
he hath agreed forthe debt,¢ within a quarter of a peere after he is caken,
he that haue bis lands and goods delivered bnto him, fa that with chem be
map liue and pap bis bebe, and it is Tatofull for him within this quars
ter co fell bis lands €tenementsto diſcharge his debe, ¢ his ſale Hall be
goon, But ik he doe not agree within the quarter , after rhe quarter of a
peere expired, allthe goods & lands of the pebro: Hhalkbe deliuered to the,
Merchant by areafonable ertenc, to hold vntill she debt be fully leuied,
and neuertheleſſe the bodie hall remaine in pptfon,and the merchant 9—
Statutes ad Recognilances, 330
fino him breed E water, And tf they which vo pratfe the moueable goods The goons tx⸗
which are tobe deliuered to the creditor,do pꝛaile them at too high a price oo the pat
in fauozof the debtoꝛ, and to the damages of the crevitoz,the thing praiſed ters.
ſhall be Deliuercd to them for the price which thep haue fet,and they hall
immediatly anſwer the creditor his debt. Wucifthe vebtor will fay that
the moueable goods were fold 02 deliuercd fo2 leffe then they were worth,
thereof he hall haue no remedy, fog chat the goods were lawfully fold to
him that would offer mott foꝛ the fame, for be may reckon it hisown follp
tobich might haue fold hts goods before the ſuit commenced, x leuied the
Money with his owne hands, and would not, And the Merchant thal haue
in the land ſo deliuered to him,fuch ferfin, that he nap thereupon bꝛing an
Aſſiſe of Nouel diffeifin, tf he be put out, anda Rediſſeiſin alfo as of his a remeny top
freehold, to hold to him € to his alliqnes ontill the debt be pated,and after —— —
the debt be leuied and pated, the body of the debtor ſhall be deliuered with being put ont.
his lands, And in the wꝛits which hall be directed out ofthe Chauncerie,
mencion thal be mabde,that the Shirike thal certifie the Juſtices of the one
‘Wench oz the other, at acertaine day, how he hath performed the Qucenes
commaundement, at which vay the merchant thall {ue before the Juſti⸗
}) ces ikhe benot ſatiſfied. And ikthe Shirike returne no waꝛit, oꝛ returne
that the writ came too late,oꝛ that he bath ſent to the Bailikes of kranchi⸗
fes (then the Juſtices ſhall do accoꝛding as is contained in the ſtatute of S Rewme of
| €Ueft,2,) And if the Shirike returne that the debtoz ts not found, og is a .
i Clerke, then the merchant fhall haue writs to all the Dbhirifes where he eh aie Debtor
| Bath land, that they thall deliuer all the cattels ¢ tenements of the debtop 4 tlerke.
} bp areafonable ertent, to hold to him & bis aſſignes in forme aforefain :
: and neuerthelelle be thall haue a wit to what Sbivife be will,totake his
body (if he be lap) and to hold it informe aforeſaid. And the keeperof the aye Gaoler
pꝛiſon mult keepe him ſakely, koꝛ he hall anſwerthe body, oꝛ the vebt,¢ af- ——
ter the debtors lands be deliuered vnto the merchant, the debtoꝛ map well deve,
ſell bis lands, fo that the merchant receiue no damamge by the approues
ment, And the merchants thall have all cheir neceflarie dammages ¢ colts
intraucll,{uit,velap,¢ expences allowen onto them, gil he be amerchant Theconiee
| francer, he fhall remaine at the cottes of the debtor, fo? fo long time as he cottes andere
tarieth about the {uit of bis debt, and outill che goods of the debtoꝛ be lold Beers
oꝛ delivered vnto him, And if the debtoꝛ doe fing pledges o2 ſuerties after Suertics.
the dap pafled the ſuerties hall be vfed in all reſpects, as is aforefain of
the'principal debtoꝛ, cõcerning taking of their bodies, deliuering of their
lands,¢ other chinas, Wut {o long ag che debt may he fullp leuied of the
moueable goons of the debto2,the fuerties ſhall recetue no loſſe. And when
the debtors lands fhall be deliuered to the Werchant, be thall haue ſeiſin
of allthe lands which were in the debtozs hands the Dap of the recogni⸗
} {ance knowledged, into whole hands foeuer they do after come, either by Ok what lands
1 fcoftement,oz other maner. And after rel debt paten,the land & the Hes —
2
D, 08
4
=
4
Statutes and Recognifances.
of the land of hole which be debtors by feotfement, thall aſwell returne
: againe to the feaffees,as the other lands to che feoffoꝛs. And ifthe debtor
Na executlon ox his luretiesdie,the Werchant cannot take the body of his heire, but ſhal
ofan Infants Hare his lands in forme afogefatn, ik he be of full age , op when he hall be
of full age, vntill he haue leuied fo much as his debe amounteth onto, Be⸗
The penaltie fore the reconnifances thall be tnrolley, che penaltie of this ſtatute Hal be
orcbe matute openly read before che debtor, fo that he hall not after excule himſelle bp
theaebtoz, tonoganceof che paine whereunto he bound himlelfe, e the D.thali haue
in euery towne there the ſeale ts to mainteine the colts of the Clerke 1.5,
of every pouny , Acton Burnell. 11. Ed, 1,de Mercatoribus, 1 3. Ed. 1.
And allrecognifances of ſtatute merchant,¢ Acton Burnel, which hal ve
knowledged, inrolled, and ſealed with the feale appointed to the Citte of
Statntesin Cheſter, before che Wator of the fame citie, in like maneras the Maioꝛs
Cheſter. andother Dfficers in the fain citie haue accuſtomed totake,tnraul,e{eale,
ſhall he good and effectuallin the law, 2,€0.6.31. x
Clerkeofthe 2 Cuerp Clerke which hal be deputed to receiue recognifances in Ci⸗
Pate fatreent, ties € Boroughs, accoꝛding to the ſtatute merchant, thall abide in proper:
and d veu bpon perfon to do his office, and (hall haue lands ſufficient inthe fame countie
dis oſfice. mbereofhe map anfwere all perſons ik he offend, anv if there be any other! |
in {uch an office, be hall be remoued,and an other moze meete be (et in bis |
place. 14,€0,3,11, | ; J
Grecutiona 3 Mhere aftatute merchant ts certified into the Chauncerie x there⸗
pe obey vpon a writ awarded to the Shirike, erecurned intothe Common place, | |
helen incourt. and the ſtatute thereon ſhewed, howſoeuer the proceſſe after this ſhewing
be vifcontinued , at what time the partie {ueth to recontinue the ppocelie, | ;
and to haue execution of the ſtatute merchant, the Juices of the Benc
in which the fatute was once thewen, may vpon the fame record, awar
and make full erecution of che laid Ratute, wichout hauing any ober tah
thereof after. Amn5.10.4.12, i RUS |
Stature taple, 4 To the intent that contracts made withinthe Staple hall te ch
anise better holden x papments readtlp made, euerp Watorof the Staple hac
authoritie to take recognifances of debts that a man will knowledge be⸗
fore him in the prefence of the Conſtables of the Maple ,o2 one of them]
And in euery Staple there hall be a feale,remainine in the cuſtodie ofthe)
{aid Maioꝛ vnder che {eales of the fame Conſtables And all obligations |
which hall be mave bpon {uch reconnifances thal be fealen with chefame
feale,paping foz euery obligation of one CiPi.and onder, of euerp pound a
halfepenp, ¢ ofeuerp obligation aboue one hundzed pound,ofeuerp pound
a farthing, And the Watoz of the ſtaple bp bertue of the fame weit ing obli⸗
gatorie ſo fealed, may take and hold inprifon the bodies of the Debtors af: |
Erecution of ter the termeincurred,ifchey be found withinthe Staple, vntil chep haue
thebony and agreed withthe creditour fox his debt and damages, and allo arreit the
Aen, oY goods ot the fain debtors Found within the Cain Maple, and deliuer che laid
—99 goods
k
at a_i a SSS ——
— —
—
Statutes and Récognifances. 331
geods tothe laid creditours, accoꝛdingto the very value dor lell them at the
heft he may and deliuer fo much thereofta the creditors, as the ſumme
pie, Ana ifthe debtors cannot be found within che ſtaple noz their goons
to the balue of the debt, thac thall be certified into the Chauncerie vnder The ſtatute
che iaid (eale, vpon which certificat a writ Mall be directed to take the bo·
dies of the ſaid Debtors , without letting them to baile; and to leiſe their
lamds tenements, goods cattels. Anv the writs: hall be returned infa
the Chaunceric, with acertificat ofthe value of the fain lands tenements,
Hoods anvcatcets, aud thereupon due erecution (hall be made froin ay te
Dap, in maner avis contained in the ſtatute merchane, fo chac he to whom
‘the debt is due hall haue aneftate of freehol inthe lands tenements,
which Hall be vetineren onto him by vertucof this pracelejand Hallreca-
uer by Alife of Nouel diffeifin if he be put out Bue thevebtor ſhallhaue
Noaduantage ofthe quarter of a peeve which is contained tn the fatute
merchant. Buc if che creditor will haue no letters onder the (ain ſeale,
but will ſtand to che faith ofehe debtboz if! after the terme incurred, he
demaund his debt, the debtoꝛ ſhall be eredites vpon his fatth27, Ed 3.9. ne
Gi if any Watoy of the Staple do receiue any recognilance of ne" 8
againtt the foꝛme aforelain 5 he ſhall pap to’ the Queene one bate of tye"
fumine knowledged befoe him, 1 5,1R.2.9,S.146 0° 59f ?
5 Dhe chieke Juſtice of the Kings bench, and the chieke Futtiee ofthe ————
Common place and cuerp of them bp himlelfey and in thei ablence ote eeere
‘wf che terme the Maiorz ofthe Maple at Cetin; and the Kecorder oF the
) “Citic of London fo2 the rime being, iointly toget her by bis 0} their nit
erection, haute auchopitie to take Recognifances oꝛ knowledges of euery
of the Queenes ſubiects fo. the “sees da ot “Fe noi —
as hereafter enſueth.
6 Nouetint vnuerſi per ptefentes me A Bide GD. —*** ener & Te gorme ot
fumiter obligari Joh at Stile in centum librꝰ ſterlingꝰ , foluetidistéidem ——
Iohanni aut fuo certo Atturnato hoc ſcriptum oſtendent hæredꝰvel exe-
cutoribus ſuis in tal feſt.&c.prox.futurꝰ poſt datum prefentium j Et fi
“defecero vel defecetim in folutioné debiti pict’ ‘volo &concedo:vel fic,
volumus & concedimus, qd” tune currat fuper me} heréd’ & executores
meos :vel, ſuper nos & quemlibetnoftrum,hered’& executoresnoftros,
pœna in Statutſtapulę de debit’ pro merchandifis in eadem emptis 16
} ‘cuperand’ ordinat’ & proui(a. Dat tali die, Afiregni Se. 230.86. 09 ⸗·
7 And euery Obligation that hall be mave as ts alorelaid, and — Sealing of a
ledged bekore any of the fain chieke Juſtices oz the laid Maioz and Recore pi shemale
}) ‘ber according tathis Get, hal be fealen whith the leale of the partie oppays Ned sD set
ties that thall recogniſe oꝛ knowledge the fame, allo with che Queenes
feale opdeined fo tive fame,and with the ſeale of one ſuch of che ſaid Juſti⸗
ces oꝛ With the fealesof the fain Waior and Recorder, and with his oz
— * si: names fublcriben that at. take the fame recognifance
u 3 8}
hah ae
Brerkeotsye: _. 8
Statutes· -
Certifcat ite Ghaltecctifie uch Dbtigations as hall be taken and recogniſed by autho⸗
bf the recog ritie ofthis act, into Fale lala vnder theteateot the perfon fo aye
Erecution vp⸗
Dit a reedgnt ·
aces >
ime N93 aE 3
Budita quærela.
Mhe DQ. halt
haue an alte
peny in che
pound vpon
ẽxecutioꝛ ſaed.
Sumute and Recogniſances:
* Malem. And euery of che ſaidtwo Juſtices and the Maior anv Re:
coꝛder ſhall haue the cuſtodie of one fuchfeale; by the DQueene appointen,
with onelike ppine,(cripeure, and fathion ; which thall ſeuerally remaine
With chem, to the intent aboue rebearfen,231%.8, 6,
An honelt and diſcreete perſon aſſigned by the Queene, or his futfi:
tient peputie oꝛ deputies, hallimake ¢ waite all {uch obligations as thall
be knowledge and recognisen bp authoritie of this Act yand ſhall cauſe
the ſame being knowledged and recogniſed in forme as ts 5 abouelaib,to be
inrolled in two ſeuerall rolles invented, whereofone thal remaine with
fuchof the fain Juſtices oꝛ with the fain Waiog and Recopder,that fo hal
take the famerecogntfancejann the other with the writer thereof appomn⸗
tedfor the fae, And the fain perforrappointen foz making, writing, and
einroiling.of fuch obligations oz bis’ fufficientpeputic oxdeputics thal be
Dwelling op abiding tu the citic of London, vpon paine to fogfart for euery
time that he and his deputie Hall beablent bp the ſpace of two dayes, tert
pounds, and the fain perfon fo appointen ; 02 bis {ufficient deputie oz de⸗
puties at the requeſt of the creditors, their erecutors oꝛ adminiſtrators.
pointed ee. 23. H.8.6.
190 Cuerpy perfor and verfonste spbontt any ſuch Obligation wall be
made, knowlenged, ¢ inxolled asisafogefain,theinerecutozs and admini⸗
Aratorsʒ any the erecucogs eadnrinittrators of euery of hem; fox default
pi payment of the debts cont ained in fuch Obligations, hatthsuein euery
point Dearee,g condition, ageing the fatd recogniſoꝛ and recogniſors, any
eucrp of chem, thetr heires executoꝛs, and adminiſtratoꝛs, and the heires,
executors, t adminiſtratoꝛs of euery of them, like pꝛoces execution com⸗
moditie and aduant agein euery beballesas hath bin vled and accuſtomed
deloꝛedhistinme tobe had done oz made; of· vyon anp iobligation of the
" “Satuteof the ſtaple vnder ſuch maner & forme as is fo2 the fame ſtatute
wfehedaple pꝛouided, paying foꝛ ſueh proces: erecution tobe ban, ſuch
Atke.fees.a3 is accuſtomed fog proces and execution tobe had ioponoblige: |
tions of thefame Katute of eſtaple, and not abougs'23.1.8.66 000:
a0 Euery luch perſon and perſons that hallhe bounden ep othertife
grieued bp vertue af any obligation made bp aut horitie of this actiball
haue their like remedy by Audita querela,¢ all other remedies in the law
that they might haue ban in caſe they bad bin bounden ‘bp obligation of
the fatute of the ttaptes 23. .8S.ss. 7
14, Guerp perlouthat thatl have pracesfor execution tobe ad, bp reat |
fou.ofanp Dbligation to be made and knowlengedaccopdingy fo thls act,
Hall pay ta the Ducene re, at the fealing of the fain pyoces abaliepenpy 9
fepeuerppound, that hall be containedin the —— chen if
oath he required, ; nat not aboue, 3. .8.8. |
uD 12 Guery i}
Starutes and Recégnifances.- 332
xx Wuerpy luch perlon ann perſons that thal! hatte erecution of any Whe remedte
lands tenements; dp hereditaments 5 by realon of auy luch Obſtgatiom ———
made and knowlebged as is afozefatd, and their executoꝛs adm: iſtrators being diſelied.
oꝛ aſſignes and the erecutozs,adminitirators ¢ aſſignes of euery of thei,
(ifthep or any of the be put ‘out’, oz viffeifen ) Halt hatte like remedy in
euerp condition as perſons hauine crecution in ann epott any fatute of
the ftaple, after erecucion of them han, map, of minh atte, by vertue of
the faid wꝛiting ———— the ſtatute of * nee sftp execution of
the ſame. 3.0.8.6,
£3 Cuerp of che fain Jaltices and che fai’ qpaior and Recoinee belore The Tntkices
whom any {uch Duligations hail’ be recomnilen', hall take foy' every Feysonseey.
knowledge of every one ſuch recoguitance, tiie. iiii and not aboue Bind recognitanees
the Clerke that thall tupite, make, anv inroll he fanie, HLS. Citi BL And for
the certificat of every one {uch Oblination jee. 3, And ik any of the fain
Juſtices Bator Recopner,o2 Clerkes, take of atiy of the Queenes ſub⸗
iects aboie the ſumme oꝛ ſummes to them limittes by this ſtatute: thers
the ſaid Juſtices Bato, Recorder, oꝛ Clerk that Hal toke tötrary to the
foꝛme aloreſaid ſhall fopf. fox euery time fo offending to the Q. x I. Lei
tobe recovered by A. J. xx. wherein no M.xc. E. P. FC. 23. h.8.6.
14 No Maioꝛ, oꝛ Canable of the Staple, for the payment of any yn what cares
ſumme ef money, (hall cake anp knowlenge oz recognilance of the fain ſta⸗ —
tute of the ſtaple of anp of the, ſubiects/ spon paine to forf.tethe Q. ple imap be tar
and J. foꝛ euerptime fo offendina,rLti,to be tecouered bp A, J. gt. where⸗ ben.
inno TH.¢c,€.49.ec. ut his Act isnot pꝛeiudiciall to any Maioꝛ and
Conttabies of the Staple, for anp band 02 wꝛiting of the Katuce of the
ſtaple to be taken oꝛ receiued betweene Werchants being free ofthe fame
ftaple , fox merchandises of the: fame Gayle, betweene them lawfully
bought and fold, 23,39,8,6,
‘a5 The whole tenour anv contents of all tratutes merchants, and fae The contents
tutesof che faple,hereaftcr to be knowlenged , hall within fir monethes of tatutes that
next after {uch knotwlenging, be entren in the office of the Clerke of Re- Cerkerottice,
cogniſances, taken accopding tothe Statute made 23.3.8, by the thetus
ing foogth of the fain ſtatute merchant, o2 acute faple fo knowledged
vntothe lain Clerke, which fain Clerke of the recogniſance hall enter,o2
caulſe to beentred the fame fatutes ina booke fo2 chat purpole to be pro⸗
uided, anv fafelp kept by him, taking viii d. and no moze for euery ſuch
entrie. 27. El.4.
16 Iktthe partie, to whom any ſuch ſtatute merchant, oꝛof the ſtaple a ie
thall be knowledged, his erecutozs oꝛ adminiftrators , Dae oꝛ ſhall not agatnte the :
within iii.monethes next after the knowledging of anp fuch Gatuce,byinte tei ——
E deliuer, oꝛ caule to be bꝛought and deliuered vnto the fain Clerk or his co the tames
Deputy og Deputies foꝛ the time being, all and euery ſuch ſtatute ¢Hatuces
as ci * kuowlenged to him oz to bis ole, wherbp,¢ to the intent eo
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Starutes: and Recognifances.
aye laid clerke, his deputie or deputies may take €enter a truccopy theres
' of Chen euery fuch ſtatute merchant anv of rhestaple not foentren, thalt
* bevoid,frutrate,and of none effect, againſt all and euery ſuch perſon and
perſons, bodies politike coꝛpoꝛat, their heives, ſucceſſoꝛs.exetutoꝛs, abe
miniſtrators, ¢ allignes onely, as (hall after the knowledging of the ſaid
ſtatutes oꝛ any of chem, purchaſe fox money oꝛ other good conſideration
the lands, tenementa, oꝛ hereditaments which were liable to the fame
ſtatute merchant, oꝛ of the ftaple,oz any. pattop parcel thereot.op auptent,
leaſe 02 pꝛoſit, of,o2 out of the fame, 27,€1,4,
he ieee 17 Ikbthe lato clerke, oz his deputie o2 deputies for the time beiner,thal \
—— fae Not vpon ſuch ſhewing and deliuerie vnto him oꝛ thenrof any ſtatute mer⸗
fee wionshe chant, ozol che ftaple,enter,og cauſe to be entred the ſame in his laid book,
withinthe ſaid time of Mr monethes, and allo endorſe vpon euery luch fas
tute fo by him entred, the dap and yeere ok his faiventrie, with bts or their
owne name + then euery {uch clerke failing, 02 defectiue in that bebalte,
{hall foxfaic and loſe fog euerp ſtatute merchant ¢ of the faple fo boughs
bnto him or thei, and not entred and endozled,o2 cauſed to be entred and
endorſed a3 afopefain, the ſumme of xx. pound, Cheone moitie whereof to
be tothe Di Watettie her heires oꝛ {uccellors, and the other moitie to hint
o2 them that twill {ue fo2 che fame in any of theQueenes courts of Recoꝛd
bp Gof vebt, B.P.oꝛ Ff, wherein no E.P. 02 7. te, 27,€1,.4,
Glerkeotthe 18 Qo Clerke of the ſaid recogniſances thallog map take, for, op in
fen need. re(pect of any {earch to be made,foz,02 concerning any ftatute marchant,
oꝛ ot the aple,{o to be entred as akoꝛeſaid aboue it,v. fox one peres {earch,
and fo after the rate of ii. ð. for euery peere,and not aboue, vpon paine te
for fait and loſe to the parties? parties grieued therebp, twenty times ag
much as he ſhall take contrarie tothe true meaning of this Act, tobe recoe
tered in any of the Queenes Maieſties courts of Recon hip A.of debt, B.
VHꝛoꝛ SI, wherein no 49.02 oflaw hall be allowed, 27.€1,4.Cbis Ace
io continue fog the {pace of p,peeres, ann from thenceforth, vnto the end
ofthe neve. Parliament then next following,
1. Inwhat maner execution ſhall be made of Jandesin Wales pona
flatute orrecognifance. S.Wales67.
_ 2. That no flature orrecognifance fhall be auoided by afayned reco⸗
uerie.S.Recoueries 9.
3 That he which ſueth to defeat execution vpon a ſtatute fhall find |
fuertie tothe Queene and the partie.S,Corpus cum caufa 2.
4 That Obligationstaken in the Court of Wardes ; Mall be of the
fame ftrength as aftatute ftaple.S, Wardes 27,
5 Thatall Obligations madeto thé Q;fhalkbe of the fame ftrengthy
asa {lature flaple. | S. Accompt tothe Queene 1.
6 That obligationstaken of Ecclefiattical perfons fot * —* —
be of the fame ſtrength asa (tatut ihe jaftical perfons &c.25..
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* 7 Aremedie forthe conifee where lands taken by him in execution
*be recovered. S. Execution.
8 Thatthe lands of certaine accomptants to the Queene fhalbe liable
tothe paiment of their arrerages,and be put in execution, as ifthey were
bound in ftatute ftaple.S.Accompt * tothe Queene. 29. =
SiG CG Steele...
WF anie perfon do forge or make anp gads of Iron called Bilbo Iron
Miike to the fathion and maner of gaddes of Steele, o2 do veter oꝛ put to
fale any {uch rads of ante Iron, he thal fozfait foꝛ euery gadde fo forged,
ovttered,or put to fale,ttit.d.to the, and J.to be recouered by A. B.P.I.
Ec. wherein no M.xc. E. P.2. Ed.6.27.
Suggeſtion.
F anie man do make a Suggeſtion tothe Queenes Maieltie, he ſhalbe
ſent with the fame ſuggeſtion tothe L.Chancellor, Treaſorer, and the
Queenes great Countel,¢ there thal find fuertie to purſue his ſuggeſtion,
and then proces fhalbe awarded againt him of whom the ſuggeſtion is
| made Without being taker oz impꝛiſoned. 37,6, 3. 18. Anvifhee which
maketh the complaint cannot prooue his ſuggeſtion, he thalbefent to pzi⸗
fon, vntil be bath agreed with the party for his damages and flander, and
after fhall make fine and ranfome to the Q. 3 8,€0,3,9, And the Chaune:
tellor of England hath auchozitie to award dammages to him which fs. :
troubled inthe Chauncerie, o2 in forme afoꝛeſaid wꝛonglully. 17. R.2. 6.
S. Accufation 1.
1 Wherehe chat fueth fora prohibition fhall makea fuggeftion and:
prouethe fame. S.Prohibition 10.
Surgeons,
} 02 bp the deane of Paules, calling to him foure perfons erpert in Sur⸗
gerie) bpon paine of forfaiture fo2 euerp moneth, that anp perfon doth oc⸗
cupie asa Surgeon not admitted nop eraminedin forme afozelain,b,P, to
the Q. and Jj. to be recoucred bp G, of debt, wherein no CG, tc. E.P. ee,
But this act Hall not be pretudictall co the oniuerfities of Oxtoꝛd and
Cambaꝛidge,oꝛ any liberties granted tathem, 3. H. 8. II.
2 No perſon ont of the ſaid citie and pꝛecinct of ſeuen miles of the
the dioceſſe bp bis Clicar general, cither ofthem calling to them Cuch ex⸗
pert perfons in the fain faculty, as thep ſhall chinke convenient, eginuing
| their letters teftimontall vnder their leale to him p thep hall fo approue,
vyon pate offoztaiture ofb,P, fog eucrp monety chat anp doth occupy nos:
, ; admitted
O perlon within the citie of London, noꝛ within leuen miles of the surgeons in
LON fame, thall take vpon bim to exerciſe and occupic as a Surgeon, (ers ALotsno abintes
rept he be firkt examined, approued, ¢ admitted by the Bithop of Lonvon, thoy? the Bi
fame (ercept be hath been approued in the fame) thall take vnon him to or Suse Bat
cupie as a Surgeon in any diocefle within this realm, but if he be firſt ex⸗ bythe Bichoe
amined and approued by the bithop ofthe fame diocelle, 02 he being out of otthe MOseM>-
Surgeons. glo :
admitted nor examiued in koꝛme alorelaid ec. But this act hat not he pres
iudiciall co any of the foꝛeſaid Aniuerſities ge: 3 aD. 3, x 1, Notwithũuau⸗
ping the koꝛeſaid ttatute, it is lawlull to euery perlon being the Queenes
ſubiect having knowledge experience ofthe nature of herbs rootes, and
Melpsofout> waters oꝛ okthe operation of che ſame, bp ſpeculation oꝛ practife; within
ward ſores. aya ae. , Fi %
eb any part of the Q.dominions, to peactife, vſe, and minifter in,and to,anie-
outward (ore, vncome wound, appoſtemations, out ward ſwelling o7 dif:
eale, any herbeo2 herbes, ointments, bathes, pultes, and implaſters, at⸗
cording to their cunning experience oꝛ knowledge, in any of thenifeates,
ſoꝛes and maladies beforeſaid, and all ocher like tothe fame, op dꝛinks fog
the fone oꝛ ſtrangurie, oꝛ aques, without trouble oꝛ penaltie cs 34. H.8.
The philitians 8. And koraſmuch ag the ſcience ok Phiſick doth contain the knowledge of
oun Surgerie, as a ſpecial member and part of che Tame’: anp of che company
gerie. of Phiſitians within the citie of London being able, choſen and admitted
by the Pꝛeſident and fellowſhip of che Phiſitians in London, may from
time to time, alwell within the citie of London, as elſewhere within this
realme,practife anderercife the ſaid {cence of Phiſicke, in all Eeuerp his
members and parte,32:30.8.40,. atin asap
Suegeongann 3 Wy the tatute of 32. H.8.42. it was ordained chat the two ſeuerall
ane compae’ Companies of Barbozs and Surgeoris in London, anv euery perfor of
* fhent being afreeman ofeither okthe lſaid companies after che cuftome of
- the fain citte, and their ſucceſſorꝛs thould be fra thenceforth vnited € made
one entire and whole bodie corporat, Eone comminaltie perpetual which
ſhould be called by the name of maſters and gouernors of the myſterie €
cominaltic of Barbors and Suracons of London fo? etter, and by none
other name, € bp the fame name totmplead ¢ be impleaded before all Ju⸗
ftices, tn all courts, in all actions & fuits, and to purchafe to them & their
ſucceſſors, al land €c.rents, ¢ other poſſeſſions, and alſo to haue common
feale,and by the fame name to enioy all ſuch lands ec. which the cõpany of
Barbors then had, ¢€ to enioy all benefits, grants, franchiles, liberties te.
at any time nranted to the ſaid company of Barbors, And that they any
their ſucceſſors, thal haue che fearch, ouerſight, puniſhment and coꝛrecti⸗
on, alinell of freemen as of fo2reiners, foꝛ fuch offences as any ofthe hall |
commit again the good ower of Surgerie, as before time amongit the |
company of Barbors hath been vied, And that all perfons ofthe fata come |
Surgeons ex· Pany incoꝛpoꝛat, and cheir fucceflors, that hall be latwfullp admitted and
Citra ort approuedto occupie Surgerie, (after the fourme of the Statute of 3-1.
twatebes,any 8, 11,) hall be erempe from bearing of Armour, o2 to be put in ante wate
cuguells, —- chegor enguetts : But euery {uch Surgeon; and Barbor thall pay fuch
feot aud lot, and other charges, as they and their pꝛedeceſſors haue ace
cuſtomed to pay within the faid citte, Ann thatthe fain Walters and go⸗
uernors, and their ſucceſſors peerelp for ever, after their bilcretions, at
their free libertic, Hall and map haue € take without contradiction —
8 perſons
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Surgeons... Suite of Court. 334
perlons condemned, adiudged and put te death by the order ẽ the lawes Foure Anota ·
okthis realme, foꝛ Anotamies, without any further {wit or labour to be mies.
mabe tothe Queene ec, for che fame, and to make inſcition of the fame
bean bodies, 02 otherwile to ower the fame at their pleafure for the better
knowledge and experience in Surgerie. And that at times accuſtomed,
there thalbe chofen by the fame company foure Watters and Gouernors Aste ane
of thefame Corporation o2 Companie, ofthe which foure, two ofthem Corporations
fhalbe expert in Surgery, and the other two in Barbaric, Thich foure
Matters and every of them thall haue full authority from time to time du⸗
ring their fait Difice, to haue the ouerſight, fearch, anv coprection of all
fuch defaults and inconueniences as halve found amonglſt the fain com: cy
panie vſing Barbarie 02 Surgerie, aſwell of freemen, as fopreing ana *
Urangers within che Citie of London, and circuit afozelain, after their ?
diſcretions. rnp ging :
4 No perſon within the Citie of Lonvon, fuburbs of che fame, and sa wardor in
onemile compafie of the fain citie, bling anp Barbary op ſhauing within ee *
the faivcitie,fuburbs,o2 one mile circuit of the ſame citie, noꝛ none other ‘
fo2 bint,o2 to his vie, halloccupy anp Surgery, letting of bload, 02 anp o⸗
| ther ching belonging to ſurgery(dzꝛawing of teeth only excepted) vpõ pain i
to forf.for euery moneth offending to the contrary v. k.tot he Q.and J. to —8*
be recouered by A, J.ec. wherein no CAN.tc. E. P.tc.3 2. h.8.42.
5AMholoeuͤer bleth che myltery op cratt of Surgerie within the eir· Ho Singeon
} suit aloꝛelaid, as long as be hal vfe the fame, thall not occupy the craft of O2t Me tbe
} Barbary oꝛ Hauing, neither by himſelke, noz bp any other foz him to hig barte,
hfe, vpon the paine afopefatd, 32,198.42, ryan
~ 6 Alkperfons vling Surgery, alwell freemen as forreins, and aliens Cuery Surge.
Within the lain Citie of London, the fuburbs thereof, and one mile com: fama pe
) watleof the faincitic, ſhall haue an open ſigne onthe treet five, where thep door.
) Hhall diwell,that all the Queenes liege people there palling by, map know
at all times whither to reloge fox their remedies in cime of neceſſitie, vpon
paine afopefain,3 2. h.8.42.
7 No perfon hall keepe any Hop of Barbary o2 Hhauing within the Pone thaltBe
citieofiLonvon, (ercept he be afreeman of the fame coppopation € come penperntee
| pany) vpon the paine afozefatd, But it tslawfull co any of the Queenes man,
ſubtects not being a Barboꝛ 02 Surgeon,to retaine € keepe in his haule, ecy man map
as bis (eruant,anp Barbo202 Surgeon, which thall and map vfe chole fa: —
cxulties of Barbarie and Surgery oꝛ either okthem in bis matters houſe, bop for his
oꝛelſwhere bp his matters licence oy commandement, 2 2. h.8.42. ſerxuant.
» & Thatno ſtranger, being a common Surgeon, Malbe interpreted a
handicraftsman,S.Aliens 1 3.
Br, _ Suite of Court.
A 7 Due that is enfeoffen by deede, thall be diſtrained to doe ſuite in the
4court ot his Lopp, without he be ſpecially bound thereunto v the
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Suite of Court. sSwannes, Taile.
forme of Mdeede (onlp thoſe except, whoſe anceſtoꝛs oꝛ thepthemfelues
haue vſed to do ſuch {uit ec.) And hey that are enfeoffed by deede to doe a
certaine fernice, as fo2 ſeruice of fo many ſhillings by peere to beacquiter
of allferuice, thal not be bound to do fuch fuites, o2 ochertike,contrarp to
the forme of their feoffement. Marl.52,9.3,9. Bh stop tests
Mneluit for tee 2 Ik any inheritance whereof but one {uit is vue, vifcend vnto manp
accu! —5 — heires as to parceners, who ſo bath Enitiam partem, ſhall doe the one ſuite
* for bimfelfe, and his fellowes, Anv other coheirs ſhalbe contributozy for
their poꝛcion foꝛ doing {uch ſuit. And if chere be diuers feoffees of an in⸗
heritace, wherofbut one ſuit ts due, the Lon of the fee ſhall haue but chat
one fuit, and thal not exact of the ſaid inberttance but one lute, as bath bin
vſed tobe done before, And ik thoſe feoffees hae no warrant oꝛ meane
which ought to acquit them, then all the feoffees, according to their pope
cion ſhalbe contributogy fo2 doing the {uite for them. Marl.s 240,349.
Swannes. .
WF any perfor o2 other to hes vſe, hal haue 02 polfeed any mark o2 game
of Swannes of his own (except he haue landes and cenementsof eſtate
of freeholn, tothe perelp value of fiue markes, aboue all perely charges)
the any other perfon being the Queens (ubiect hauing lands to the peeres | |
ip value of fine markes, map feile the Cain Swannes as korkaited cop vſe
of the Queene and himſelfe. 2. Ed.4.s. re
t_ That it is not Jawfull to take Swannes egges out of the neftes. See
Haukes. 3. HAS Uh t —R
Taile. a
if {ands be giuen to aman ¢ to bis wife, and the heires of theft two bo⸗
In gikts intait Ldies hegotten, with conditiõ that tf the fain huſband € wife do pie with:
Salve vbteenen Ue heire of their two bodies begotten,che land lo giuen (hall reuert to the
~~ ponotte o2 bis heive, D2 ifany man giue land tn Franke mariage, which
rift hath a conditid annexed(though it be not expꝛeſſed in the neenof gtft) |
viz. that tf che huſband € wife do die without heir of their bodies begottẽ,
the tenemẽt fo ciuen thal reuert to the donoꝛ 02 his heir, Oꝛ if a man giue
Land to one, and co the beiresof his bodie lamfullp begotten, inthe fopelain |) |
cales,the wil of the dono2 fhall be obferuen, accopding to the forme expeſ⸗
{ed in his deede of gikt, lo that thep to mhom the tenemẽt ts giuen vpõ con⸗
dition, haue not power to alien the tenement fo giuen, whereby the fame
tenement fhal not remain onto their iſſue to whom it was giuẽ after thete
deceale, oz reuert to the donor 02 his heir, ifthe donee hate no iffue,op if he
haue ithe; x that tue die without iſſue. #202 the fecond hulbanvof fuch a
woman fhall hare any thing tw ſuch land condicionallp giuen after the
death of his wife, bp the curteſie of Enaland, Noꝛ che iſſue of the lecond
huſband x wife thal haue anp inheritace, But immentatly after the death
ofthe huſ band e the wife to whom che tenement was fo giuen, the fame
hal reuert vntotheir iſſue, oꝛ to the donoꝛ 02 his heir, Ciel, 2,1 3,€0, iL
x That
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Taile. Tame beafis, Tenths. 335
“x Thatafained recouerie had againſt tenant intaile of lands whereof
} —* reuerſion or remainder isin the ¢ Queene, {hall not conclude theheirs
S. Recoueries.2.
2 Where afine leuied by tenant in taile, ‘fhall ———— the heire in
taile, and where not. S.Fines,14.17.
-2) That lands ‘entailed fhall be charged to the paiment ofthe: deta
whe the Anceftor oughttothe Q.S. Accompt tothe Queenes 6.0) ©
4 Where lands entailed fhalbe forf. by attainder'of hich treafon, and
where not.S.Forfaiture 2.
5 Whatleafe made oe tile fhal bind his heirs. S sLeafes.r ‘2.
S.Recoueries4.. —
6 That Bre(entatiod toa Church by an vfurper: Ati the flare * te
nantin taile; Mal not preiudice him in the reuerfion.S. eo 3
Tame beafts.
Veit doth malicioufly, vnlawkully, and willingly⸗ ct 0 Cutting out of
cauife to be cut out,the tongue of anp tame bealt ot any other per- beats tongues.
fois, the fain beat then being in life; hall loſe vnto the: partie grieued *
treble damages, to be recouered by a, of: Duelpasse and es — the
Dupl loꝛ a fine,3 7.10.8, 63: Ob ya ada
Teiithis:
AMN.27 H.8.27. Ut is enacted, that vpon all and fineuiter letters }9a-3 tend refer
LX ténts to be mane onder the greatScale of Eng lao, of any mannors, thee cane
Jande, tenements, and hereditaments, belonging to any of che houles
compriſed inthe Act mane 27, Den,8, (potided.far theniflolution of Mo
nafteries and other Religtous houſes, hauingnot lands rents, 02 other
hereditaments, aboue the cleere yeerely value of CC.li.) to anpperſon oꝛ
perſons, oꝛ bodies politique, fox any eſtate of inheritance, there thould be
alwaies reſerued to the King, bis heires ¢ ſucceſſoro, a tenure by Knights
feruice in Capite, anda peerelprentof che conch part afche peerelp value
of the lands to be compriten in ni fuch letters — * — — to
| rant to ithe — — ano that: anelanceremetit rr
ſhallbe mane o2 admitted /by oꝛ for the king; oAanyother perſon that the
manoꝛs, lands, and tenements, be 4 moye peerelpoalue then in the lame
etters patents chall be beclaren, —V——
~ 2° Gt. 3 3,058.3 9, It is enacted ‘chatit any perfor, optinnie: politike, @ remenie fox
to whom the King Hath Gp his lerters parents vuder His great Seale rug St Cartoes
Seale bf the Court of Augmentations giuen, oa thal tue with referna:
tion drone , shy lands, tenertionts; receopien; 6p atheeherenitaments,
vhich were 07 (hall be tn the opder and ſuruey of npot the Courts ot his
Eſchequer, Duchy of Lancafter; Augmentotions Surueioꝛ general,
Palter ofthe wardes and Liueries, op Court-of- the rſt Fruites “ng
Tenthes,
veere after,fo much money as the whole rent referued for one whole peere
& confirmati-
on of Patents,
though the
Tenth be nog
reſerued.
Duke of Lancalter, the lack, oz loſſe of pparticulars, oꝛ bill ſigned ofthe
uation of rents, oꝛ tenthes,to che contrary notwithſtanding. 7. Ed. 6. 3.
MWhich Rocleſiaſticall perſons Mall pay Tenthes, and vpon what
taine dap or fealt, in che fame letters patents expꝛeſſed, and to be pated tn
{028,02 allinnes, o2 any of them, donot trucly pay vnto the Creafozers,
‘mers that then thefame perfon, bonte politike, bis hetres, ſucceſſoꝛs, oꝛ
‘rent within balfe apeere after the dap expreſſed in the letters patents,
cand alfa the fain money forf. inthe name of a paine, then be thal forfatt to
vpon certificat, may award forth ppocelle againſt the offendog for che
“rents and forfaitures, And tfany perfon pay the ſaid Centh,and boing an
Tenthes.
Tenthes, to be ha to them and to their heires op ſucceſſors, 02 for anp
other eſtate of inheritance, o2 for terme of life oz lites, yeelding and res
feruing to the King, his heires oꝛ fuccefiors, one peercip rent at one cer⸗
the fame Courts, that ifthe fame perfon, bovie politike, his heires, ſucceſ⸗
02 to che generalloꝛ particular Recetuer ofthe fame feucrall Courts al
ſigned fo2 thefame, to the ble of the Ring, at the bay 02 keaſt limitted bp
the fame letters patents , 02 within three monethes next after all ſuch
ſummes of monep referued by the fame letters patents, 02 make ſuffici⸗
ent tender thereofto the fait Treaſorer, 02 generall o2 particular Recei⸗
aſſignes, for default of payment thereof, to forfait to the king, bis heires
and fucceffors, as much money as the fourth pars of the fame rent refer:
ued for ane peere doth amount vnto, tn the name of a pain, aboue the fame
rentreferucd, Ano ithe, bis heires on allignes donot pap 02 tender the
the king fomuch monep as the moitie of the rent referued fo2 one peere
Doth amount vnto, belies the rent reſerued, ¢ ſo to fop fait for euerp balfe
doth amount vnto, fo the which rent, arrevages, and paine , the ſaid
Crealorer and Receiuoz may diſtraine, and the head officer of the Court
acquitance, the Treaſozer o2 Receiuog atter the recett thereof, ſhall figne
the acquitance without taking any ching therefore, bpon paine of forfat-
ture ofr, hillings, ann tithe partic boing no acquitance, but that the
Crealorer or Receiuor do make and figne one, he ſhall take hut titi, B,
vpon paine of forfaiture xl.s. 33.40.8.3.9.
3 All Letters patents mave bp king Hen.8. ſithence titi, Feb, An.2 7.
of his Raigne, and by king En, 6, fithence 28, Januarit, Anno 1. of his
Raigne, of bargaines, fates, niftes, exchanges, o2 otherwiſe, anv ſealed
with che great Seale of England, 02 with p great Seale of the Duchy of |
Lancalter, hall be goon, perfect, auatlable co all intents, ¢ purpofes, ac⸗
corning to the fain letters Patents, che nonage of the fain king Cp,6,a8
patents, oꝛ any actſtatute, oꝛ lawes, foꝛ, 02 concerning any tenures, refer:
paines. S.Ecclefiafticall. 28. 29.
‘2: That Tenthes fhalbe paied out of the lands of Colledges, Chaun-
tries, Freechappels, &c.S.Monatteries 27. * |
24 —— Tenure,
Tenure, 336
A. Li honogs, cattels, manops, lands, tenements, and other heredita⸗ No tenure in
ments holden ofthe Queene ec, bp Knights leruice, Socage, op o⸗ ci bu rcaton
therwile, as ofany of her Dukedomes, Carlevomes, Baronies, Caitels, ming to the M,
mianoꝛs, lands, tenements, fees, 02 Seiqniopies, which be come to the oP eryer tite,
Mueene 02 her promenitozs, o2 hereafter (hall come tober, ber heires 02
ſucceſſors, by meanes of any attainder of Treaſon, miſpriſion of Creafon,
attainder of prouifion and pꝛemunire hav and bone bp act ofparliament;
bp vberdict,confellion,conuiction, outlawzie, 02 of anp diffolution, ſurren⸗
Der, 02 giuing bp ofanp Religious 02 Eccleſiaſticall houſes oꝛ places, oꝛ
of anp lands, tenements, 02 bereditaments, to any of the [aid houſes 02
places belonging , Hall noc be adiudged to any intent to be holven in
Capite, 02 a8 tenure in Capite. 1, €o,6, 4, Magna Charta. 9,19,3, 31,
1.Ed. 3. 13.
2 This Act thall not be ppeiudiciall to the Queene ec, concerning Tenure ot the
any wardthip, liuerie, primer feifon, fine fo alienation, oꝛ for anpother ren A
profite comming to ber from any perfon holving any lands, tenements, der verfon.
oꝛ other hereditaments of her grace in chiefe, as ofher perfon, op of anp
other her aunctent poſſeſſions, and being not come tober by any {uch ate
cainder,conuiction,outlaweie, diſſolution, giuing bp, o2 furrender, ag be.
abouefaid, I.Ed.6.4. !
3 This Act thall not giue any libertie o2 profite to anp tenant 02 Conclufion of
owner in fee fimple, of anp lands, tenements, 02 other hereditaments, tenure by
twhich haue heretofoze {ued any fpeciall op generall liuerp, 02 Oulterle Recoy,
maine, out of che hands of che Queene, 02 of any her progenitors of any
| Lands tc, by what tenure oꝛ {erutce thep were o2 be holden, op that haue,
| 02 thal confeile by any matter of recov, any tenure in chiefof the Queene,
but thep,thetr heires and afliqnes ſhall haue and hold the fame lands ec,
| inlike maner, as they div before the making of this ace €c. 1.€0,6,4,
4 Whereanp Inquiſition op Office hall he found hy thefe woꝛds og Tenures vn ·
Tike, Quod de quo, vel de quibus tenementa prædicta tenentur, Iurato- —
res prædicti ignorant, oꝛ els found holden of the Queene Per que ſeruitia v oict.
ignorant, oꝛ ſuch like, in ſuch cafe, ſuch tenure fo vncertainly found, de:
I) quo vel de quibus prædicta tenementa tenentur ignorant, ſhall not be
taken fo) any immediat tenure of che Queene, 3202 {uch tenure fo found
ofthe Queene, Per que feruitiaignorant, fhallnot be taken any tenure
in Capice, but in ſuch cafes, a Meliusinquirendum fhall be awarded, as
bath been accuſtomed in old time, 2,€0,6,8,
5 «Fcislawfull for euerp freeman to fell his lands, oꝛ tenements, oꝛ The feowkee
part thereof at his owne will, lo that be whichis enfeotfen halt holo the Piyerean,
Jlame land 02 tenement ofthe chiefe Loon of the fame fee, bp the fame ſer⸗ andnot of ths
uices and cultomes whereby bis feoffo2 held before, Ano tf he fell pare eoſtos.
#) of bis land to any man, the feoffee hall bold immediatly of the chicfe
Loꝛd, and ſhall be. fozrhwith chargen with ſo much of the ſeruices,
é dot
xe -
Tenure, sieas TT yles. |
~ boty 02 ought to belong tothe chiefe Lom for chat parcel, according: te
thequantitic of the land loid and ſo tn this cale the fame part of the fer:
uice tall remaine to the. ior, to be taken by the banvs of the feoffee fox
the which be thatthe attendant to the Lod, according tothe quantitie of
the tana ſold fo2 the parcell of the ſeruice due. But this ſtatute extendeth
onelptotands ſold, which be holdeni in kee fimiple, Welt, 361 360,15 Quia
xemptores texrrarum.
A tenure in 6 An.27. H. 8.27. It is enacted, that vpon all and lingular fetters |
Pace Jatents tobe mane vndee the great Seale of England, of anpmanoys,
Abber lands. Lands;tenements, e hereditaments, (belonging co any of the houſes com⸗
prlerin che Act ꝓꝛauided 27. Hen. s. foꝛ the diſſolution of Monaſteries,
and other Religioushoutes, hauing not lands, rents, oother heredita⸗
nents, aboue the cleere peerelp balue of CL, pound, and committed ta
~ * thefurnep ofthe Court of Augmentations) to any perfon of perſons, oꝛ
-., bovtespolitike, for any eſtate of inheritance; there thall be alwaies refers
Oss) Mento the King, his heires and ſucceſſors, a tenure by Knights ſeruite in
Capite, anythiug oꝛ cauſe containedꝛin warrant tothe contrary thereof
not withſtanding. After bp che ſtatuts made 3 5. M. S.4. and 37. H. 8.20.
Sit waspꝛouided, that the ſaid king 1.8, might at his pleaſure duringa
certaine time reſerue vpon his letters patents granted of certaine lands
inthe ſaid Statutes mentioned, (mot exceeding the peerelp value of rl, s.
which were belonging to any ‘ithe korenamed dillolued Sponatteries)
— certaine other tenutes, and not in Capite.
The patents 7 But bp the ſtatute of 7. Ed. 6. 3.it was ordained, that all letters
4) pl Reet Patents’ made by kine H. 8. fichence tit, Feb. Anno 27, of his Raigne,
firmed note annbpkKing Coward 6, ſithence 28. Januarii, Anno 1, of his Ratane, of
rear tion Batgatues; (ales; gitts, exchanges, op othertnife, ſealed with the great
oftenures, SealeofCualand, op with the great Seale of the Duchy, ofLancatter,
‘fhalbe spond; perfect; and auatlable to all intents ¢purpoles, according to
the fain letters patents, the nonage of the faid king €d, 6, as Duke of
Lancalter, the lack, oꝛ loſſe of the particulars, 02 bill ũgned of the patens
tees, oꝛ any act, ſtatute, oꝛ lawes, foꝛ/ oꝛ concerning any tenures, reſerua⸗
tidnsaf ents, ortenthes,tochecontraric not withſtanding. 7. Ed.6. 3.
it) Whattenure ofthe: Queene oth draw: to her ward{hip; and what
not.S.Wardes 17. 18.
2. That he which holdeth his land by: new Efcheat of the Queene,
holdeth not in Capite. S.Prerogatiue 8.
(2 “That eche@oparcener of lands holden: of ebe Queene in Capite,
~ fhall:hatie paresofthe fame lands, and hold —* the ſamet tenures S. Pantie
: tion 1. Prarogatine Giger %
The i a ny ben ‘Ty test £0
earth, fop the Em * which chall vſe the — — nan ofthack Tole,
* me of roufe Tle, creſt Tyle, coꝛner Cyle, oz gutter Cyle, ſhall make:
good,
——2— —— — —— —— — SS Sm Se eS SS Se ——
x=
—
—
BS 2p
Myles carl 337
good, lealonable, able, {uffictent ; and well whited and annealed anv the
‘ground whereof any ſuch Tyle halve mane, ſhalbe digged and cal vp, bee
fore the ſirſt day of Nouember nert before that they Halbe made , aud the
{ame earth halbe ſtirred andturned before the firſt dayof February then
nert kollowing, e the fame earth befoze it be put to making of Cile,thalbe
truly wrought andtried from ones, andalfo che vames called Mapline,
oꝛ Marle,and Chalke (Iping commonly inthe ground neere tothe land
conuenient to make Cile) after the digging ofthe fain ground, whereof a-
ny fitch Vile (halve mane, fhall be well and truly feuered and caſt from the
garth whereofanpfuch Tile fhalbe made, 17,€0.4.4,
2 Cuerpluch plaine Cile thall containe mm length ten ynches and & The lengty,
halke and in bꝛeadth vi, pnebes anda quarter , and in thicknefle halfe an Mcantl. tne
vnch anv halfe a quarter at the leaſt, anv euery fuch roufe Cile , 02 crete Tile.
Tile, thal concaine in length riti.pncbes,ethe thickneſſe of balfe an ynch €
halke a quarter at the leaf, with conuentent deepnes according , to euery
gutter Tile and couer Tile hall containe inlength xr. ynches anda alte,
with conuentent thickneſſe, bꝛeadth, and depth accoꝛding. And if any per⸗
fon fet to ſale any ſuch Tile made againſt the foꝛeſaid oꝛdinance, chen the
{eller ſhall kortait to the buier the double value of the lame Tile, and be⸗
ſides ſhall make fine to the Queene at her pleaſure. And euery perſon that
keeleth himlelke grieued and willue ſhal haue an action of debt againtt the
offenders,and the plaintife (if it be found with him) ſhall recouer his coſts
Ec, wherein no CU, €.49, tc, 17,00,4,4.
3 Ahe Juſtices of peace within anp Countie of this Realme, and eue⸗ Juſtices ops.
ry of them haue power to enquive,beare, and Determine the dekaultes and verresanerpe”
i offeaces done againt this act, and tfit be found o2 map appeare to the fata offences of
1 Julices,op any of them, by eramination oꝛ other wife by theirniferetions, Tilemakins.
that anp perfon hath offended contrarie tothis Act : thenthe fame Juſti⸗
ces (hall aſſeſſe vpon the offenders no lelle fine, chen for euerp thoufand of
plaine Cile {et to ſale contrary to this Act v.s. And for euerp hundꝛed sf
Mroufe Cile vi.s.viii.dð. And for euery hundred of coꝛner Cile , oꝛ gutter
TTile ii.s. And ik leſſe be put to fale oꝛ fold, leſſe fines thall be pated there-
foze, according tothe vate thereof, bp che difcretion ofthe ſaid Justices, op
Hany of them,.17.£0.4.4, ſa 2
4. And thefame Juſtices haue power to cal before them oꝛ any of them, Searchers of
fuch, and ſo many perſons, as ſhall haue beſt experience oz knowledge in Tule.
the occupation of making of Cile, to ſearch and examine the digging. ca⸗
King turming,parting, making whiting ,and annealing aforeſaid. And
hep which ſo ſhalbe afltaned Searchers, hall hane power to make fuch
earch, And no perfon thall put {uch Gite to fale , before it befearchen bp
he fain Searchers, bpon paine of forfaiture ofthe fame. And ik the fame
Dearchers,o2 any of chem do find, that any perfon exerciſing the occupae
ion of Tyle making, do offend contrary to chis ordinance, then they ſhall
at 5 prelent
Che Sear⸗
chers fee and
duetie.
@ decret for
the payment
of Tythes in
London ano
She liberticg.
The vectes.
A houfe vented
at ¢.3.fgal pay
xvi.ð. ob.foꝛ
Gye.
Weales refers
ning norent,
oꝛ leffe thers
hath bin ats
ruſtomed.
Dinners {nha
Riting their
o vone mbert
sant
Sr akines ſcue ·
rall things by
Teafe,t letring
part thereof.
: T ythes, Obfations, &c. }
prefent fuch defaults befoge the faid Juſtices at their nert Sellions, ann
evterpluch prefentment thalbe as effectual in the law, a3 the pꝛeſentment
of xii.men. 17. Ed.4.4.
5 And luch Searchers hall haue of euerp Tile maker for euery thou⸗
fand of plaine Cite fearched,apenp, of euery hundzed roufe Tile, ob, tof
euery hunnzen corner Tyle and gutter Tyle, a farthing. And the fame
Searchers thatl do their effectuall viligence in this bebalte, according to
this opdinance,vpon patn of forfaiture tothe Queene foꝛ euerp default x.
8,17, €0.4.4.S, luftice of peace 97.
Tythes, Oblations, &c. )
Cich oxder and direction as was nade e decreed by the Archbithop of
Canterbury, andcertaine Lords and Knights to whom as well the
Parſons, Uicars,and Curates of the Citie and liberties ot London as the
Citizens and inhabitants of che fame did compꝛimit, anv put chemfelues,
concerning the patment of Cpehes,D blations, anv other dueties, within
the ſaid Citie, and liberties of the fame,and ts inrolled inthe ChauncerpoF |
record, ſhalbe as an ace of Parliament, and hall bind aſwell all Citizens,
and inhabitants of che faid City and liberties, as the Parſons, Uicars, and
Curates, and their fucceflors fox euer, according tothe purport and intent
of he laid oꝛder and decree, which decree beareth vate rritti, bie Feb. Arr,
Do,1544,and is asfolloweth.37. H.8. I2.
2 The Citizens and inhabitants of the Citie of London ann liber⸗
tics of the fame, (hal perelp without fraud koꝛ euer,pap their Tythes to the
Parlſons, Uicars, and Curatesof the {aid Citte, and cher ſucceſſors, after
the rate following, viz.of euery x. 3, vent bp che pere of all houles , hops,
warehoules, ſellers, and ſtables, and every of them within the {aid city ane
Liberties of che fame rvi.d. ob, And of euery rx.s.rent bp che pereit,s, ir. ð.
and ſo aboue che vent of rr.s.bp pere, alcending trom x.s.to x.s. according:
to the rate afozefaty,
3 AMhere any teale hath bin oꝛ thall be mave of any dwelling Houle oz
houles,fhops, warehoufes,{ellers,o2 ſtables, by kraud, reſeruing leſſe rent
then hath bin accuſtomed, oꝛ without any rent reſeruing by reaſon ok any
fine payed bekoꝛe hand, oz by any other kraud then the karmor thereok that
pap for his Cythes ofthe lame after therate aforelatd, accoꝛding to the
quantitie of fuch rent, asthe fame houſes, hops, warehoules, tellers,
0} — any ok them were lalt detten fog, before the making of ſuch
e. | z —4
Euery awner oꝛ inheritour of anx dwelling Houle, warehoulſe ſeller,
faple,¢ ſhop, within the faid citie or liberties inhabiting op occupying the:
fame himſelke, thal pay after luch rate of Tithe, as is abouelaid, after the
cquantitie ofſuch pevelp rent, asthe fame was tat letten for.
§ Il any perlow thall take any meale o7 manſion place bp leaſe, and the
takerthercof, his executozs 02 allignes ſhall inhabite in part thereof, 4—
a
ca
4
we. m,
Tythes. 1 33
Hhalltet out the reſidue, then the firk aker; his executoxs oꝛ affienes ſhall
pap bis Tithes after cherateafopelaid,accogding ta his quantity therein:
And his aſſignes thal pay their Cithes.atter the rate aboueſaid, according
tothe quantity of their rent by pere, And if anpper(on ſhall take diters —
manſion houfes, hops, warehoules, {ellers.o) ſtables in oneleale,and hall
Let one oꝛ more of ther, and keepeone oꝛ moꝛe in his awne hands, and in⸗
habite in the ſame, then he ſhall pay hts. Tithes after the vate abouelaid,
accoꝛding to the quantityof the yerelyrent of fuch houſe we houſes retai⸗
ned in his hands, And his alligne op allignes ol the relidue ſhall pap bis op.
their Cithes.after the rate abouelaid, according tothe quantity of their
perelp rents, B th phan He da cog tage
6 AEany farmoꝛ oꝛ his allignes of any manfion houle vꝛ houtes; wares Che tevane ot
houles,thops,fellers,o2 tables, thall lec ouer all the fanie contained itt bis avignerb all
leaſe toone oꝛ diners perfons: Chen che inhabicants,leflees,oz occupiers the dame.
of them,andofeuery of them, thal pay their Ciches after the rate of fuch
| Lents, asthe inhabitants, lellceso2 occupiers, and thetr alliqnes thall be:
charged witball, without fraud oꝛ couin. fie oahiicn Tipe Agee
7 It anv dwelling houle (within viii veres before this dectee) was,og Towers
| heveafter halbe conucrten into a wareboufe;torchoufe,o2 fuch like, oꝛ tf a warehoute,vz
| wareboule,oz ſtoꝛehoule. oꝛ {uch like within the koꝛelaidtime was, oꝛ hall Moevoute, <
‘| be conuertedintoa dwelling boule: thenthe occuptersthereof hall pap-
| sithesfo2 the fame,after the rate aboue declared ofmanfionboulerents, '
8 Ahere any perfon thalldemife anp Dyehouſe, oꝛ Bꝛewhouſe, with Dyebouteos -
implements conuenient foz dping oꝛ brewing, referuing arent vpon the PI Pon
fane,al well inrefpect of fuch implements , as ot ſuch diehouſe oꝛ bꝛewe⸗
houſe:Then the tenant ſhall pay his Tithes after ſuch rate as is aboue⸗
| faid,che third penp abated, Ano euery principal houſe with Wey op wharke, vouſe with
having anp Crane oz Gibit beloning tothe fame, thatl pay after like rate ber or wyarte.
oftheir rents asts afozelaid, the chird penp abated, And other wharfes be-
longing to houles hauing no Crancoz Gibit, ſhall pap koꝛ their Cithes,as
ſhalbe patcd fo2 manfion houſes, in foꝛme abouefaty, : :
HD (Chere any mantion houle with a ſhop op faple,wareboute, wharle ——————
With crane, Timber yard, Teinter yard, oꝛ Garden belonging tothe fame, occupied toge⸗
oꝛ as parcel of the ſame, is, oꝛ ſhalbe occupied together,tf thefame be after thcrane atter
ſeuered: Chen the farmoz o2 farmozs, occupicroz occupiers thereof, ſhall ; ;
hpay fuch Cithes,as is abouelatd,fo2 (uch hops, able, warehoutes,wharfs
with crane, Cimber parv, Ceinter pard, 02 Garden fo ſeuered, after the
rate of their {euerallrentsthereuponreferucd. TE 9—
The ſaid Citizens and inhabitants ſhall pay their Tythes quar⸗ ore a
terlp, biz. at the featt of Calter, the Natiuitie of Saint John Baptiſt the quarterly.
ealt of Saint Wichael he Archangell, and the Natiuity of our Lozu bp
ten portions,
1 Cuerp houtholver paying, s rent 0 aboue, hall lor him oꝛ her 4. Differing
| a EY 2 fclfe, Dt
Tythes, &c. 7
ſelke, be diſcharged of their iiiioffcring daies, but his wike childꝛen ſeruãt,
op others of their family taking chet rights of the Church at Ealter, lhal
pay ii.pence fo their iiii. Diferingvaiesperelp, J
SH houteorrs. 72 Ikany houſe which hath bin or Hall be ietten kor x. s. vent by the
inta ſmal pate yere oz moze, be; op within bit. veres before this decree hath bin, oꝛ ſhall
ale, be deuided and teflewined ſmal parcels, peclding leſſe yerely rent chen x. s.
by peres Then the owner ikhe dwell in anypart ol ſuch houſe) or elle che
principal leſſe ikthe owner do not dwel in fore part of the ſame, hall pap
fo. bis Cithes after ſuch vate of rent, as the fame boule was accuſtomed
to belettenfor,beforefuchoeurfion «And the vnder karmor e farmos to
be diſcharged of all tithes for ſuch ſmal parcels rented at leſſe perelp rent.
“> they, s.paping ii.ð.a peece perelpfop their iiii.offering daiese.
Gardens. 13 For luch Gardens as appertatne hot to any mianfionhoufe, and
wvhich any perfon ſhall hola in his handes for pleaſure, oꝛ to his owne ble,
the perfon (o holding che fame thal pap no Tithes for che fame, But if any
perlon which Hal hold any ſuch garden, containing halfe an acre o2 moze,
doech, oꝛ thall make any yerely profite hereof by way of fale, then he ſhall
yavy Cithes for the ſame after ſuch part of his rent, as is herein firſt aboue
{pectfied: But if anp {uch gardens now(viz, at che time of the decree made)
being of the quantityof halfe an acre oz mone , be hereafter by fraud deut⸗
* * ap leſſe quantitie, then to pay Cpthe accordingto the rate a⸗
ouelaing oc 19309
_ VS =e — —— —_ =e & |. ee.
_
———— 14 This decree ſhall not extend to the houſes of great men, oꝛ Noble
Tompantes. Met, 02 ;Roble women, kept in their owne hands, and not letten for any
Lent; wbici incime pak hach pater na Tythes, fo long as they thal fo cons
Cinue vnletten. Noꝛ to any als of Crafts,o. Companies, fo long as thep
‘no he kept vnletten fo that the ſame Dals in time paſt, hatte not vſed to pap
OS Oa Cyebesais 6 Sri IU G2 Tt ;
Ae 15 This decree ſhal not charge ay thers, fables, ſellers timber pards,
vards,tenter Ne teinterPards, which were neuer parcellof any dwelling Houle, ne bee
Barbs. longing to any dwelling houfe,ne haue accutomed to pay any Cithes.bue
i the Citizens and tnhabitants thereof thall be quite of payment of Tithes,
x ctu lege batten ofeDs sot SAID UN Ct) DS
ehencdi.b.ob, 17S cAhere leſſe ſumme chen after rxvi. v. ob in che xis. rent, op then, '
withers. rent, train the rxls xent bach bin accuſtomed to be paicd'for Tythes, chen in
ſuch places the fain Citizens and inhabitants thal pay but only after luch
rates as hath bin accuſſomed 62 o20 P GILG 02 aaa
a meane toend 17 Ikany variance hall atifent the ſaid City fox non payment of any.
sontentian tbat Cyches,o} tf any variante de doubtarile vpon the trudknowlenge 02 des
Bermaunaing or uiſion of anp rent, ox Cithes within che liberties of the fata Citie,s? of any
Teihes. extent oꝛ alleemencebertoFl vit any doubt ariſe vpon any ether —
contamen in this decree: Then vpon complaint made bp che partie grie⸗
ued, to the Maloz of London ftoꝛ che time being, the laid Maioz pe 7
+ eee 83 Fed {
las Ss ——_—t—i(‘ C= ee — eK — — — — — —
Ll
pen |
Tythes,&e: 339
zouiſe of Counfel,thal cal che fain parties befoze bim,and make afinalend <<
inthe fame, with coltes tobe awarded by thentlcretion atthe {ary Maior
and bis alliftants according to the trucintent ofthis decree, And ifthe fain
Maioꝛ make not anend thereof within two Moneths after complajue co
Him made, o2 tf any ofthe ſaid parties find themſelues grieued: Chenthe
Lor Chaunceloy vpon complaint to him made wit hin thꝛee Monethes
then next following, hall make an end in the fame, with luch coffes to
be awarded, as hall hee thought conuenient, accopding to the intent of
this decree. : i —
18 Ik any perfon take anp tenement kor a leſſe rent then it was accu: —
ffomen to be letten fo2, bp reaſon of any great decay, vuruing oz {uch like vont bs conto
occafions o2 miffogtunes , then he thall pay Cithes onelpafter the rate of ot Decay.
the rent reſerued in his leaſe, and nootherinile as long as the fame leaſe
fhall endure, _ : aan ti te sie Gell a cou
19 Euery perfondenping ta pap any of bis Tithes, Dblations, oꝛ o⸗ Refuloreco pay
cher duetics , contrarpto the lain decree, thall bp che commaundement of Siero pe
the Maioꝛ of London, and in. his default oꝛ negligence, by the Loꝛd Chan⸗ decree.
celoꝛ, be committedto prifon,chere toremaine till he bath agreed with the
5 — for his ſaid Tithes, Oblations, and other dueties, as is aloꝛeſayd.
foes 1126 rahe ‘ Fete
: * Ail perſons of the Queenes dominions, ſhall fullpand truely (et Tythes chal be
ont,o2 pay all and ſinguler Tithes and offrings, accoꝛding to the lawlull age ee
cultomes of the Pariſhes and places where ſuch Tithes oꝛ dueties ſhall otte varich
}) grow, ariſe, oꝛ be due. And in cale any perfon of his peruerſe will, Hatt Me:
withhold any of the ſaid Cithes o2 offtinges, 02 partthereof, then the
partie being Eccleſiaſticalloꝛ lap perfon, hauing caule tovemaunde oꝛ
haue the fame,being therebp wꝛonged 02 aricucd, thailand map conuent
the oftendaz before the Dadinarie, bis Commiflarie, oꝛ other competent Theotrendoz
minilter, 02 lawkull Junge of the place, where fuch wꝛong thal be done, forte Dru
according tothe Ceclefiatticall Lawes, And in euery fuch caſe the fame narte.
Oꝛdinary ¢c.hauing che partics, oꝛ their lawfull procurators before him,
© thaland may proceed cathe eramination,bearing,and determining of eue⸗
ty {uch cauſe opdinarilp oꝛ ſummarily, accoꝛding tothe courfe and proces
of the Cecleftattical lawes, and thereupon map giue ſentence accordingly
32.1).8.7, 27.4),8.29, ; ~ 32 .
21 And in cale that any of the parties fop any caufeconcerning that The avpeliant
{uit, do appeale fromthe fentence of the fain Dadinarie oꝛ Judge: Chen of tut torve
thefaine Judge koꝛchwith hal aviunge tothe other partie the reafonable other Parte.
coftes of his ſuit therein before-erpended, and thall compell theanpellant
to pay thefame coſtes bp compulfopie proces of the {apn Eccleliaicall
Lawes,taking ſuertie of the other. partie to reſtoꝛe the fame coftes to the
appellant, if after che pꝛincipal cauſe of chat {uit of appeal thalbe adiudged
againltthe fante partie,to whom ee faid colts thalbe yeelden. And ſo euery
; 7 BR 3 com⸗
Pana ane, a |
oh: a Woe, 111
Suettle to te: — te, tite Hal Abinivge Colles ta the other party,ope
Pieappellanc, on euery appeate made in any luit od caufe of ftbitractiono2 detention of
ttvecautebe . any Withes op offerings, oz in any other {uit made , for 02 concerning the
— been hen, —9 —
otnn | 32 SE aripperfon after fuch fentence vefinitine giuen againtt hit, ob
oily Hiriathly refide copay his Tithes oz dueties, 0 luch ſummes of money fo-
Devthe Dat adladxed,whervitrhe is rondempned for che fame: Chen two Justices of
nartes lentence · the peace ofthe lame thive(wbereof one to be of the Quorum) hatte autho⸗
rity vpon Information, Certificat,oz Complatett to them mane in wetting
bythe Ecclelialtical Judge chat gaue the fame fentence, to caute che fame
Panty Sete ae F committed to che nert gaole, anv there
>" ba remain wichoch baite op mainprile, vncilt he Mall baue foun furticiene
fuertied tobe bound bp Kecogniſance ox otherwiſe bekoꝛe che fame Julſti⸗
ces to the vſe of the Queene to performe the ſaid ſentence. 3 2.h.8.7. Aud
in like (ope map any one of the Queens Countel, oꝛ two Juſtices of peace»
vpyon an inlozmation and veq nett made to them by the Ozdinary, commit
any offendo? to ward, fo? any coritemtpt,contumacy,oifobentence, o2 any o*
ther mildemeanoz of his in any luit kor fabtractionof Tithes, Diferings,
oxrother dueties of the Church, vntill he hath kound ſuerties ec. ve fupra,
27,1)/820,S, Iufticeof peace Togs 8808 aa se
Recaieiyand 23. In all cafes where anp perforroz perfons which hall haue eftate of
srumipaat » inheritance; freehold terme, recht orinteretE of, tn, o2 to amp Parfonage,
coustoftithes Cicavace,pontion,pention,tithes, ablations, op other Ccclefiathicatlpra
quallmag. fitelinade tempopal,or admitted to abide in tempozall hands. and lap dies
bp the Lain 02 ſtatutes af this Realme ſhalbe diſſeiſed, deforred, wronged,
62 otherwile kept of put krom their lawkull inheritance ettace, ſeiſin, pols
ſellion right opinterett oF in oꝛ to the ſame, oꝛ of, in oꝛ to any parcel thers
ToS gf oparparher perſon ox perſons pretending to hate intereſt oꝛ title, in or
tothe ſame: Then in all ¢ euery lueh cale and cales, the perſon oꝛ perſons
ſo diſſeiſed dekorced ec. their heires wiues, and luch other, ta whom ſuch
iniurylhalbe done, (hall and map hatte cheir remedy inthe Queenes op o⸗
ther temporal Coutts asthe cate thal require for the vecouerp,ecting,og
obtaining of luch Mihericatice eſtate frerhold keiſtn polſeſſion terme vibe
oꝛ intereũ, bp wyits origc inal of PPecipe quod reddac, Alſiſe of Nouel dit
feifin, Mortdaiicefter, Quod ei deforceat, waits of Dower oz ober wits
o> miginals,as the cale thal require deuiled and gratyten in che Chancery ot
euery uch Parſonage Uicarage, portion, penſton oʒ other profice called
Ecclellatneal oy Spiritual To to be demanded acchyping to the nacure and
— — ——— — — —
—
ec —— e™ — —
—
30
emanded artozding to the matt
raule of he ſuit thereok, like manet and forme, asthe ſhould, might oz
dught to haue hanjof, op for taridsjceneirents, da acher hereditaments, (rt
fuchmanerto be demanded: Aid weits of Covenant, and other writs fox
fines tobe leuied, anu altother alſurantes to be hab, made, 02 routteten of |
guplacy Haclonage Aicarage,pogtion pention, opot her polit —
afta, £ 4% its
: Fythes,&e.. 346
- glefiatticall op Sypiritual as i is akoꝛeſaid, calbe deuiſed and granted in the,
fain Chancery, according as hath bin vſed for fines to be leuied, and allue
rance to be had,made,or conueied of landes, tenements, op other heredita⸗
ments.And all Judgements to be giuen vpon any of the ſaid writs oꝛigi⸗
nall ſo to be deuiſed oꝛ granted, of oꝛ foꝛ any che pꝛemiſſes, and all fines to
Le leuied tn any ofthe DfaivCoures thereof, hall be ot like forceann ef <
fectin the Law to all intents, as Judgements giuen and fines leuied of
{ands ec.in the fame Courts vpon writs ozininal therefore duclp purlued
anb pꝛoſecuted. 3 2.1.8.7, @
24 But this act hall not gine any remedy 52 cauſe of action oꝛ luit i itt Tithes any ot ·
the Tourts tempopall,againtt anp perfon which wa refute to fer out bis pneiyeeccece
Cithes,o2 which ſhall withhold oz refule to pap his Tithes 03 offerings, a the spitituatt
oꝛ any part thereof; But the party hauing cauſe to deniaund the fate, Hal “
take his remedy fo. them in cuery {uch cafe in the Spiritual Courts, ate
coꝛding tothe ordinance afozelaid. 3 2,79,8.7..
25 Tuery ofthe Qucenesfubiects thal trulp and iuitty without Fra ee
22 guile, deinde fet out, pecld, and pap. all maner of their ppepiall Git hes u prediall tithes.
in cheir pꝛoper kind a3 thep rifeann happen, in. ſuch maner and korme as
hath bin of right veelded and paied within rl, peres, next before the make
ing of this act( being 4. Nouemb. An Dom. 1548 102: of right 02 cuſtome
ought to haue bin paied. And no perfon thal take 02 cavie away anp luch og
Like tithes which haue bin vyeelded oꝛ pated within the ſaid xl. .peres, oꝛ of
right ought to haue binpaigninthe place oꝛ places tithable of the fame,
before he hath iuſltly deuded or {et koorthkor the Tithe thereot the tenth
part of the fame,o2 ot herwile agreed fo the Lame tithes with the Warton,
Aicar oꝛ other owner, propzictarie, oꝛ farino2 of the fame Cithes.; onder
the paine of foptaipure of treble value of che Tithes lotaken 02 eared a⸗
Wap,2,€0.6.13......
26 At all times whenfacuer' the fai heedial Tiches batt be Due at the. Ee —
tithing time of the fame, te hall belatafull to euery party to whom anp of pay bis tithes
them ought tobe pated,o2 his deputy, oꝛ ſeruant, to ſee their fain Cithes to
be truelp fet korth, and ſeuered fromthe ninth in ang the lame agate
to take and carrie away.2.Ed.o I33.
27 SE anp perſon carrie away his corne oꝛ ay Dy bie other prediall Catena
tithes, beloꝛe tithe thereof be fet fo2th,o2 willinaly withoza his Cithes corte oe hav —
ofthe fame, or offuch other things whereol preniall Tithes ought ta,be tn ip lege"
paicd: D; doftop op let the Barlon. Clicar, Wroppictary, owner, op. ooher {ins reyoars ”
their deputies 02 farimoys,to tiew take SE eek their Cithes, as Tuhe⸗
tg aboueſaid, by realon alsin the laid tithe datenth is lott —*
Hurt: Chen bpon due pnt thereotniadebeforethe Sp Neat na
anp other Judge, to whom — Aine boa fate compl re Felt
party fo carrpitta away, withd ꝛawing, Hopping, o2 letting, tyes GG. ie
double value ofthe t tenth, 02 aa fo a ke 02. carried
awap,
dd WA
ii
: Tythes, &c.
away otter ¢ beſides the coſtes charges, x expences of the fuit in the fame,
the fame to be recouered before the Eccleſiaſticall Judge, accoꝛding tothe —
Queenes Eccleltatticalllawes.2,€d.6.13, ;
yy Bi de 28 All eeuery perfon which hath op hall haue any beaſtes oꝛ other cate
inany wat ntel tithable, going vepatturing op feeding in anp Walk o2 common ground, —
groundomberot whereof che parith is not certainty knowen, thall pay bis tithes kor the ine
nocknowen. creafe ofthe ſaid cattel ſo going in the ſaid waſt 02 common,to the Parſon,
Cicar,propretarp,porcionarie,owner, oz other their farmozs oꝛ veputies
of the parith, hamiet,totune,o2 other place where the owner of the ſaid cate
tellinhabiteth op dwelleth. . Ed. 6. 13.
The Tithe of 29 All ſuch barren heath oz walk ground(ot her then {uch as be diſchar⸗
— ged for the paiment of tithes by act of parliament which before this time
hath laien barren,and paid no tithes bp reafon of the fame barrennes, and
now be,o2 hereafter ſhalbe empꝛooued, and converted into arrable ground
oꝛ medow ſhall after the end of bit,peres nert after {uch improuement fule
ip endedand determined, pap tithe for the conne € hap growing bpon the
ſame. But ik any {uch barren, watt o2 heath around hath before this time
bin charged with the paiment of any tithes, ethe fame be after empzoued,
and conuertedinto arrable ground oz medotw : then theowner oꝛ olwners
therof {hal during vit, peres nert following from & after the fame empꝛoue⸗
ment,pap ſuch kind of Tithe as was paid koꝛ the ſame beloꝛe che faiv em=
prouement,2,€0,6,13. Oe ei Saeco gah Ola dbat Pe
Marchantse 30 Cuerpperfonerercifinemarchandifes bargaining and felling, cloe
pana Can thlag,handicraft, d other art,oz facultie,being fuch kind of perfons, and
thetenth part infuch places as heretofoze within theſe rl, pores haue accuftomably vſed
oltheir gaiucs. pay luch parfonal Cprhes,or ofrinht ouaht to pap (other chen (uch as
be commonday labourers thal perelp,at,o2 before the feaſt of Cafter, pap
_ __ fog bisperfonal Cithes che tenth pare of bis clere gaines(bis charges any
expentes accoꝛdingto bis eſtate condition,oꝛ degree, to be therein deduc⸗
ted.) But tn all luch places where handycrakteſmen have vſed to pay their
Tit hes within chele rl, peres,the ſame cuſtome of papment of Cithes that
be obferued and continue,2.€0,6.r37,°°°
——“
The Prdtnarx 31 Ifany perfon refuleto pay his perlonal Cithesin forme aloreſaide |
muy examine” @herft halbe latufuil coche Dyvinarp of thetame Dioces where che pare
fulerhco vag tythat ſo ought to pap the ſaid itches ts dwelling, to call the fame pare
Roa tiebefore him,and by bis diferetion to eramine him bp all lawtul ¢ realo ·
nable meanes (other ripe tied nlune corpozaltothe) concerning
Othe true papment okthe fat perfonall Cithes,2,€0,6,73.
Pavmentof 33° Bi and'enetyperfon enerfous, wibicy bp rhe iawes or eulffomes of.
SHEE. this Redimre ought to make oepap tees ect ial pee truly cone
tent and pap his op their offerings to the Parſon, Hicar, Proprtetarte,
—— pf the partth o parithes where he 02 thep that
Bnell op abide , acfuth foure offering dates; as at anp tine: ees
Lye eC OyNA tt hin
as gc, =< — oo ws
. ge ta "ese oc
_— oe 2. es — — —
Tythes, 341
: wpithin the {pace of foure peres laſt pat (being 4. Nouemb. An, Dom.
1548.) bath bin accuftomend for che papment ofthe fame, And in dekault
thereof, to pay foz the fain Offerings at Catter then next following. 2,
€0,6.1 36
33 This act hall notertend te any pariſh which ands vpon and to Tythe of fis.
ward the Sea coaltes, the commodities and occupying whereof confitterh
chiefely tn fifhing , anv haue by reafon thereof vſed to ſatiſãe their Cithes
by fith. But all and euery {uch arith and Parithes thal pap their Cithes
according tothe laudable cuſtomes, as they haue heretofere of auncient
time within this xl.yeres vſed and accuffomen, ¢ hal pay their offeringes
as is aloꝛeſaid. 2.€0,6,13.
34 Hany perfor do fubtract o2 withdꝛaw any Cithes , Dbuentions, Sr
prolits.op other dueties befoꝛe mentioned, oꝛ anp part thereof contrarie to of Cithes ‘that
the true meaning of this Act, 02 any other Act heretofoze made, then the ee —
party fo ſubſtracting oꝛ withdꝛawing the fame, map oꝛ ſhall be conuented
and ſued in the Queenes Eccleſiaſticall Coutt, by the partie krom whom
the ſame ſhalbe ſubtracted oꝛ withdꝛawen, to the intét the Queens Junge
€ccleftattecal, hall and may then and there heare and determine the fame,
accoꝛding tothe Queenes Eccleſiaſtical lawes.And tt Hall not be lawful
vnto the Parſon, Uicar,pꝛopꝛietarie, owner, o2 other their farmozs oꝛ de
puties, contrarie to thts act, to conuent oꝛ {ue fuch withholder of Cithes,
obuentions,o2 other dueties afozefata, betoze any other Junge then Ec⸗
cleftatticall,2,.€0,6.13.
35 Afany Archbithop, Bithop, Chanceloz, oꝛ other Judge Ccclefiati- Gbeoftendos
cal giue any fentence in any of the korelaid caufes of Tithes obuentions, Fungee tere”
} profites,cmoluments,and other dueties afozefato, (anv no appeal ne pzo⸗ tence — —
hibition hanging ) ik the partie condemned do not obey the ſaid ſentence:
Then it halbe lawlul to euery ſuch Junge Cccletiattical ec.to excommu-
nicate the laid partie, ſo as afore condemned, anv difobeping, inthe which .
} fentence of Crcommunication, if che fain party excommunicate wilkully
ſtand and endure fill excommunicate by the {pace of rl, daies next after,
vpon enunciation and publication thereof in the arith Church of the:
} place oz parify where the party ſo ercommunicate is dwelling og moſt a-
byding,the fain Junge Ceclefiatticall may chen at bis pleaſure fignifie to
- the Queenein her Court of Chancerie, the fateand condition of the {aid
| party fo excommunitate thereupon require proces De excommunicatu Excommunicato
capiendo,to be awarded againt ¢ eueryluch perfon that bath, bin fo excome CP"
municate,z 2. Ed.6.i3z.
36 ShisAct ſhal not cine any Winitter op Judge Eccleltaſtical any De what
urildiction to hold plea of any matter,caufe, oꝛ thing being contratte op Sins thE
repugnant tothe effect or meaning of rhe ftatute of cAeſtminſter 2, 5. attical mall nos
the faturesof Articuli Cleri, Circumſpect agatis,Silua cædua, the treas bold plea.
: aie de Regia prohibitione, ne againſt the ftatute of r,€0,3,10.07 any of
them,
“Tythes E Res — Tolle : 7
thent, ne pet to holy plea in any matter whereof the Queenes Courteok
right ought to haue turifoiction,2,€0,6,1 3. See 38,39. 8. Prohibition Te
2.3.4.5.6.
37 The forelain fatuteof27.1,8, and 32,8, thallnot ertenbe to
any inhabitant ofthe Citte of London and Suburbes ofthe fame, for the
papmenc of cheir Tithes and offerings: Neither the ſtatut of 2,€0.6.hal
Sain extend tothe inhabitants of the City of London and Canterbury,and the
ſuburbes of che fame + Noꝛ to any other Towne o2 place that hath vſed to
pap their Cithes by cheir houſes, otherwiſe chen thep ought 02 ſhould haue
pone before tc,27.4),8,20, 32. h.8.7. 2. Ed.6.1 3.
cuindmili. 38 Ik any perlon do erect anew Willin his qround,he hal pay Tithe |
for the fame, ArticuliCleri.9,€0,2,5,S Prohibition 6,» ai
Silua cadua. 39 JEaman doe lel creat good of the age of rrsperes,o2 aone,no tithe
ſhalbe pated therefore,4.5,@0,3.3.S,Prohibition 5.
Certeinay. 40, Cuery perfomann perfons,cheir heires ¢ aliques, hauing any Was
eon nalteries,122tozies,32unties, Collenges te. op other Eccieliaſtical houſes
Tuͤbes. 62 places ec.oꝛ any manoꝛsmeaſuages, parſonages,appꝛopriat, cc.oꝛ o | |
ther hereditaments which belonged vnto the ſaid Monaſteries, Pꝛioꝛies,
Ec. which were diſcharged of and fo2 che payment of tithes being in the
hands of the Abbots, Pꝛioꝛs, Ec.oꝛ other Ecclefiatticall gouernoꝛs, hall
haue and enioy euerp of the ſaid $Bonatteries,l9piopies,tands,tencinents,
and ocher hereditaments, according to their eftates ¢ titles, diſcharged of
payment oftithes, inas ample maner as any of the-faiu Abbots, Peiors,
Ec. oꝛ other Eccleſiaſtical goucrnozs held oꝛ enioyed the lame at the daies
pf thei diſſolution, oꝛ comming to the hands of king He s. olthe lame. 3 I.
H·. 8. 13.
Githesofna · 41 No Tithes of Marriage goods ſhalbe required of anpperton wich⸗
mie in CChaleg,o2 the arches thereof. Neither ſhall any perſon be {ued 02 o⸗
ther wife compelled to pay anp maner of Cithes for any {ands,tenements,
Diſcharge of orhereditaments, which bp the lawes e.tatutesof this Realme,og! bp any
fate’ piuilege, oꝛ preſcription, are not chargeable wich the paiment of anp fuck,
compotition tithes, oꝛ that be diſcharged by any compolition veal, 2. Ed.6.13.
-1, That where money for-Tithes is demaunded pain! Court, the,
Queenes prohibition doth lie, S,Prohibition I...
» 4
2 Whereupon ſuit for Tithes in an Eccleſi ————— prohibition, |
he:
‘ ii i
eis ——— W herea Confultarion,S Prohibition 10.
Frolle.
E 2
tee aa ‘ki any do take anp dutraiotss Tolle, contraty to the cuion ofthe: tes
og towunes,. Lalme ina Market towne which isthe Queens towne,¢ ict tofeefarme, \,|
> the Queene hal {eile the franchile of che Marker into her owne hand. And
ikit be another Cowne,t that be pone by the Loꝛd of the Towne, eit
ſhall do in like (opt,ano fit be dove by a Bailife og anp a officer with
Oat Mt commandement of his Loyo,be: thal reſtoze to the p: laintike lor *
3
Townes, a ae
outracioustakine,fomuch ashe hath receiued of him, if he hath carrien
aay the Colle ſhalbe impriſoned rl. vates,Welt.1, 3. Ed. l.30.
2 Soll at Will Hall be taken accoꝛding to the cuſtome of che Realme, Collar Mit,
| andthe ſtrength ofthe courfeof the water,as of che xx. coꝛne, 02 the rritié,
come. And theinealure whereby Coll ſhalbe taken, thall agree with the
| Mueenes mealure, and it Halbe taken bp the ftrikel, and not by heape, and
| gf che farmo2s do find coche Willers things neceſſary for them, thep ſhall
take but their due Vole, and if they do otheriwile thep ſhalbe puniſhed. 3
Cxdui Stat de Vitalarijʒ.
yg When,where,and of whom Toll for horfes ſhalbe taken ina Faire or
Marker.S.Faires &c.5.
~ 2 In what cafesit is not Lavell to take Toll of Fith brou ight into this
Realine, S.Ships 2,05) 5°
3. That Aliens made Denizens, fhall pay fi fuch Tollesas they did bes
fore.S.Aliens3, 0
Tawi, |
If anp perlon o2 perfons, oꝛ bodies politike, veingo owners 0) potteltio: A pioutfior fog’
ners of any defolate op voin grounds, chat at any time within rlo.peres Det? —
nert bekore the making of this Act (beingthe 16. of Januarie,AnDo; taine great!
1541,) hauebin buploen for houles oꝛ habitation, o2 for arp haute og @°*
houles of habitation, now og hereafter being in Decay anv not fully fallen
downe, wit hin the liberties x precincts of anp of the boꝛoughs, tones,
atid places thithin the wals and liberttes-of the Citte of Cancerburte, the
Citie of Rocheltersthe boroughs ¢ to wnes of Stamforw ,¢ great Grimſ⸗
hie inthe Countie of Lincolne,the towne of Cambridge in the Countie of
| Cambpivge, the borough oz towne of Darbie inthe Countie of Darbie,
| the boroughort towne ok Gilkord in the county of Surrey, the Towne of
| Dunwich in the Countie of Sutfolke , the boꝛoughes 62 townes of Cin⸗
quie Ports with thety members, the Cowne of Lewes in the Countie of
Suller,and the Cownesf Buckingham m the County of Buckingham,
bo not fufficiently reevifie, buyld, and repaire, op cauſe to be reenifier,
| builven., andrepairen the ſayd delolate and void qroundes , aud decaper
§ houfes conuentent fo2 habitation and dwelling, within two peeres next
after Proclamation mabe in oꝛ vpon the ſame void ground 0} groundes,
deeaied hotile or houles, bythe Maiors, Aldermen and Burgelſes or other
head Officers, within the precinct of their’ owne authopitics: Chen it The thleke
all be lawluil fay the chiete Lord op Lords immediate, of whom luch Mer
delolate and void groundes, decaied and ruinous houles be holden, after
| Ehe Tain tind peres be expired, to enter intothe fame, and fo haute the fame
grounds op houles withthe curcelage, backline, and gardein adioyning ta
| the ſame (ikthey beat che inheritance’ okthe owner o owners of the fayn
| Decaied houle op groimd, xerceed not onc acre of ground to them eto their
1 | i 02 ſueceſſozs oz to their owne proper vſe fog eucr , fo that the *
be entrie of
them which
haue rent
charge.
- houles within one yere and thꝛee quarters to them appointed bp vertue
tion ofthe foꝛeſaid firſt two veres.33. H.8. 30.
Townes. q
Lozd oꝛ Loꝛds immediate entring by the authozity ofthis act, doe ſuſfici⸗ m
ently reedifie,butlv, 02 repaire thefame void ground, oꝛ decayed houles, —
within two peres anda halfe nert immediatly following the determina⸗
2 And in caſe ſuch Loꝛdoꝛ Loꝛds as map enter bp this act, do not, cre
ter, and well ¢fufficientlp reedifie, build oꝛ repaive the fame void ground
02 Decaied houſes within the lato two peres anda halfe to them limitted bp
this act, oꝛ if {uch Loꝛd oꝛ Lopds immediate agmapenter , dofufficiently —
reediſie, build,and repaire the fame void grounds oꝛ decaied houles within
the (ato two peresand a halfe,to them limitted, and after they, their heires
02 ſucceſſors (uffer the fame houfes o2 void grounds to fallin ruine and de⸗
Cap, and not build op reedifie the fame {ufficientlp within two peres and a
balfe, after fuch ruine oꝛ decay: Chen it thall be lawkull to all perſon oꝛ
perfons,o2 bodies poltttke,as thal then haue any rent charge ioint ly oꝛ ſe⸗
uerallp going out of the {aid void ground o2 grounds, 02 decaied boule op —
houſes in any of the ſaid Cities, boꝛoughs, townes, o2 places, immediatlp
akter the ſaid two peres and a halfe expired, to enter intothe fame, and to
haue to ſuch of them, their heires and fucceflozs to cheirowne proper vſe
az thal fo build the ſaid void groũds oꝛ decaied houles by authoꝛitie ofthis
act,the fame void grounds oꝛ houſes with the curtelage, backlide, and gar⸗
den adlopning to the fame, ikthey beofche inheritance of the owner oꝛ ow⸗
ners of the fain decaied houſes 02 grounds, and exceed not in quantiticone
acre of ground, diſcharged of allrents going out of the fame grounds oꝛ
houles,afwel againſt the {aid Lod and Loꝛds immediate,as allotherpers
for 02 perfous o2 bodies politike hauing any rent oꝛ rents charges, oꝛ rene
feckout of the fame, (other chenthe feefarme of the fain City, Borouch,
towne, oꝛ place, oꝛ fome parcel thereof) {o that thefain perſon oꝛ perfons,
oꝛ bodies politike hauing the ſaid rent charge,entring by the authogity of
this Act,voluffictentlyp reedifie, build, andrepaire the fame deſolate ¢ void
round o2 grounds,o2 decaied houſe o2 houles, within one pere and three
quarters nert and inunediatlp following the determination of the fata —
tivo peres and a halfe to the fata Loꝛd 02 Loꝛds immediatly appointen by
this act. 33 .8. 3Iß6. dna releatiead wi — J—
3 And in cale ſuch perſon oꝛ perſons, oꝛ bodies politike, hauing anyof
the ſaid rents charges, as may enter by this Act, doe not enter, and well
and ſufficiently reediſie, build oꝛ repaire the fame void ground oꝛ decaied
of this Actor tf they oꝛ any of chem hauing ſuch rene charge, and that map
enter bp this Acte, do {ufficiencly build and repaire the fame, void ground .
02 grounds dꝛ decaied houle o2 houles, within che ſaid one pere and three
quarters to themlimitten, and after, they, their heires o2 ſucceſſors ſuffer
the fame void ground oꝛ grounds; houſe oꝛ houſes to fall in ruine and Des
cap, and Do not build o2 reepitie che fame ſuſficiently within one peere hae) |
. thee
}
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Townes, 343
chꝛee quarters after fuch ruine 02 decay: Chen it hall be lawkull to the
Maioꝛs, Aldermen, and Burgelſes, anv other head Officers in che laid c=
tie,bozsughes,townes and places, by what naine oꝛ names ſoeuer they be
incoppozated,and there ſucceſſors, and enerp of them, within the limits of
theirauthozities, immediatly after the fain pere and thee quarters erpi-
red, into cuery {uch Defolate void groũds, decaied o2 ruinous houles, to ene
ter,and haue, hold, and enioy to them and their ſucceſſors for ever, to their
owne vies, the fame qroundsozhoules, and eueryof them withthe curtes The entrie of
lanes, gardens, and backfivesto the fame, tfthep be of the inheritance of ———
the owner oꝛ owners of the ſaid decaied houſe oꝛ ground, and exceed net in rate Cownes.
quantity one acre of ground, clerely diſcharged ofallrents going out of
the fame grounds oꝛ houſes, aſwel againt the fata Lod oꝛ Loꝛds immedi⸗
at, as al other perſon oꝛ perfons,o2 bodies politik,hauingſuch rent charae,
oꝛ rent ſeck,as before is ſaid, (other then the fee karme of the ſaid citie, bo⸗
- rough, totwne,o2 place.oz parcel therof.)So that che fame Maioꝛs, Alder⸗
men and Burgelles, oꝛ other heavofficers, as is afozelain, 92 their ſucceſ⸗
ſors foꝛ the time beinty, doe reedifte, build, oꝛ repatre, 02 caule to be reediſfi⸗
od, builded,o2 repaired, the fame ground oꝛ grounds, boule 02 houſes, with⸗
inthree peres next and immediately following the determination of the’
fatd vere and thꝛee quarters , limitted o2 appointed to uch perfono pers
——— politike, chat hatte oꝛ ſhall haue any rent as is aloꝛeſaid. An.
0, + 364
ae And in caſe the fain ators, Aldermen, and Bureelles,o2 other head
officers,asis afozefatd,o2 their ſucceſſoꝛs, do not enter,and reedifie, build,
and repatre the fatd void ground o2 groundes, decaied Houle op houfes, in
forme afozelaid, within che ſaid terme of three peres after thetr fain entry,
oritchey fuffictentlpreevifie, build and repaire the fame void ground oz
Krotids,o2 decaied houle o2 Houles, withinthe laid z. yeres to thẽ limited by
this act,¢ after thep oꝛ their ſucceſſoꝛs ſufferthe fame boule oꝛ houſes, void a —
ground oꝛ grounds to fallin ruine anv decay, ¢ doe not build and reedifie ẽt
the ſame ſufficiently within thꝛee peres after ſuch ruine oꝛ decay: Chen
it ſhalbe lawkul to the ſirſt owner oz owners, poſſeſſoꝛ oꝛ poſſeſſoꝛs of ſuch
void ground oꝛ grounds, decated houle o2 houſes, their heirs o2 ſucceſſors,
immediatly after the ſaid thꝛee yeres(to the ſaid Maioꝛs, Aldermen, anv
Burgelles, oꝛ other head officers as is akoꝛe limited)erpired, into the fame
Houle, ground oꝛ grounds,curtelages, gardens, and backſides, toenter, €
the fame to reteine to them, their heires and ſucceſlors, asin their lirſt ef
tate.3 3.1).8.36, | ‘
B§ But chisact Hallnot be pꝛeiudiciall to any perſon oꝛ perfons being Infants, fee
atthe time of che fain Pꝛoclamation made, vnder the age of rei.peeres, 02 thecegtme in
being Feme coucrt,o2 in pꝛiſon, 52 bepond the Sea in the Quecnes mars, feat —
oꝛ in her other lawful affaires , 02 to any perſon oꝛ perfous not being then bgt relerued.
of bole and perfect memogp, During the time that ſuch perſon o2 —
ha
J
Townes. ,
thatl be within ace, maried, in ppifon, 02 of no perfect memopye, oꝛ bee
poudthe Sea, forhat the fame perſon oz perfons, their heires oꝛ fuccel :
fours, after that he oz they come vnto thetr full age of rrt.peres, oz bebue
Married, out of pꝛiſon, oꝛ come agatne within this Realine, o2 be of whole’
and perfect memozie, within theee peres then nert euſuing do reedifiethe
fame defolate 02 void grounds, o2 repaire the fain decaped houſes. An.z3.
¢ O+ 266:
6 An.35. h.8.4.a like act was made in eucrp relpect, with Like proui⸗
ſion of ſauing for the repairing of the towne of Shꝛewſburie in the coum⸗
tie of Salop,the Citie of Cheſter inthe county of Cheſter, the Towne of
Ludlow inthe countie of Salop, Dauerford cAeſt in the countie of Dae
uerfordin South Wales,the towne of Pembroke, Tembie in the county
of Pembroke, the towne of Karmerdein it the countie of Karmerdin, the.
towne of Mountgomery inthe county of Mountgomery, Cardiffe,Siwac
nelle, Cowbꝛidge new Radnoꝛ €Jazeltend in the County of Radnoz, the
towne of Beecknocke inthe Councp of Brecknocke,¢ the towne of Mons
mouth inthe county of Wonmouth,the tolune of Maldon in the countp of.
Ciler,the townes Abargauenny, Ule,Carlion,and Newpoꝛt inthe coun⸗
ty of Monmouth, the tones of Lancafter,jozetton, Lirepole,anv CHigaw:
inthe county Palantine of Lancafter,
7 An.32. H.8.8. an Act was mane fo2 the repaire ok houles of habita⸗
tion within the walles and liberties of the Cities, Boroughs, and townes:
of Dopke, Lincolue, Canterburie, Couentrie, Bathe Chichelter, Satit:
burie, Aincheſter, Bꝛiſtow, Scarburgh, Derfor,Colchelter,Rochetter,.
Poꝛteſmouth, Poole, Lin, Feuerſham, CCogcelter, Stafford, Bucking⸗
ham, Jomfree, Grantham, Excelter, Iplwich, Southhampton, great
Parmouth, Orford, great CHickham , Gilkord, Citretford , Kington
vpon Dull, Newcaſtle vpon Cine, Weuerlep, Bedford , Leicetker, anv
Barwike, And Anno 32. H.8. 9, alike Ace ismade concerning the re-
pairing of the Borough and townes of Hhatton, Sherborne, Bꝛitpoꝛt,
Dogcefter,and dAeymouth inthe countie of Dorſet, and the Boroughs
and Townes of Plimmouth, Plimpton, Barkable, Caueltocke , and
Dartmouth, withinthe Countie of Deuonthire, and the Boroughs and
tovnes of Launcefton, Liſcard, Lettuchiel, Booman, Curiue, and Dele
Hon, within the Countie of Coꝛnewall, andthe Boroughs and Cownes —
of pidgewater, Caunton, Somerton, and Ilcheſter, within che coun⸗
tie of Somerſet, and che Borough of Walvonin che county of Eſſex and
alfo the Borough and thire towne of CAarwike in the countie of Care
Mike, By which Acts it was prouiden that if any perſons ec, 02 body por
litthe, being owners orꝛ poflelttoners of any void groundes that haue bin
ac anp time within xxv. peres immediatly patk before 12. Aprilis. Anno
31.1,8,4 An.Do.1 541, binlded for houles of habitations, now, 02 heres
atter being in decay, and not fully fallen powne, within the Liberties og
pyes
ras fe SS SO OSD SR ee se s—=#te
ar — —
— — — — —
4]
ö—— —— eee
i
—
eae Townes. 344.
- precinets of any of the ſaid cities, boꝛoughs oꝛ townes, do not lufficient⸗
“Hie reebifie, build, and repatre, oꝛ caule tobe reevifien ec, the fain voit
- grounds o2 decaied houſes conucniét for habitation ec. within thꝛee peres
next afterproclamation thereofta be made in oꝛ vponthe fame groundes
ec. bp the Maiors €c.02 other officers of encry of the fain cities,towns ae, -
Then it Hall belawfullto the Logos of whont {uch grounds, houles ee,
beholden, after the aid thꝛee peres expired, to enter into the fame , € te
hauethe fame tc, to them and to their beires op ſucceſſours, to their owne
vle for euer, fo that the ſaid Lops fo entring doe {ufficientty reevifie the
lame houſes, grounds, tc, within two peres nert following che determi⸗
nation of the {aid thꝛee peres, And in cafe (uch Low do not enter & ſuffici⸗
ently reebifie the fame groundes tc, withinche fain two peres : Chen it
ſalbe lawkull to all {uch perfons oꝛ bodies politike ¢c,as (hal then haue a⸗
hp rent charge gotng feuerallp out of anp of the ſaid grounds oꝛ houſes
Ecx.immediatly after the fait two peres expired to enter into the fame, é
to haue the fame co them, their heires tc. for ever’, fo chat the fain perſons
02 bodies politike €c, Bo fufficiently reevifie the fame grounds within one
perenert following the determtination of the fain tivo peres, and in cafe
ſuch perfons oꝛ bodies politike tc, hauing the fait rent charges ¢c, do not
enter, fufficiently reedifie ¢c. the fame grounds ec. within the fain ane
pere ec, Chenit Hall belawfull othe ators, Sherifes, bailifs op com:
minaltie,or other head officers of che fain cities, boꝛoughs gc.oꝛ their ſuc⸗
ceſſors ¢c-immediatlp after the ſaid pere expired, into euery fuch grounds,
houſes, ⁊c.to enter, and thefame to enioy ec, tothem anv their ſucceſſors
fox ever, clerely diſcharged of allrent going out of the fame groundes o2
houſes,aſwell againtt the ſaid Loꝛd, as all perfons, 02 bodies politike haz
ting any ſuch rent, fo that che fain Maioꝛs ec. 02 their ſucceſſoꝛs ec, doe
recdifie ec, the fame grounds, houles, ec. within three peres immediatly
following the determination of the faid peere ¢c. And in cale the {ata Ma⸗
fo2s &c,02 their ſucceſſoꝛs doc not enter ¢ reediſie ec, within the fain terme
of three peres ec, Then te ſhall be lawful to che firſt owners, poſſeſſioners
ec. offuch void grounds oꝛ decaied houles €c, their beives oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛs
immediatly after the faid three peeres erpired, intothe fame grounds op
houſes ¢c.to reenter, anv the fame te receine to them, their heires and ſuc⸗
ceſſors as in their firſt eſtate. In which ſtatutes there be ſeuerall proui.
{oes tc. that the fain acts thall not be pretudiciall to any perfons being at
the time of the ſaid Pꝛoclamation made, onder the axe ot one and twenty
peres, to any woman beiny married, toany perſon being in priſon, oꝛ bes
pond the Sea in the Ducenes warres, o2 in his other lawful affatres,pu-
ring ſuch time €c, So thatthe fame perfon doe within three peres next
enfuing (that lame tmpertection remooued) reedifie gc, the fame grounds,
poufes,¢c.asts aboueſaid ec, |
8 An.27h.8.1. He was enacten thatifany obener o oberg of anp
0 both
Tranſpoꝛting
of things out
of sea realme.
02
Ariillacie,
Cloth.
Bꝛeaſſe.
Sheepe.
Leather.
Gold ¢ Hiluer,
Horſes.
4 Thathe vhichdwelleth in the countrey ſhall not fell wares in Cor-
‘=
Townes. Franfpoteetion: é
void anv decaied houles,o2 grounds within che precinct of the Cotwnes of
Notinghan, Shꝛewſbury, Ludlow, Glouceſter, Bꝛidgenozth, Quinbo⸗
rough,and Noꝛthhampton, within three peres next after Pꝛoclamation
thereofto be made by che ators, Dhirtis,and Wailifs,of any of the fain
townes, in oꝛ vpon any {uch vacant oꝛ decaied houles oꝛ qrounds, Doe not
enter,and (ufficientlp reenifie thefame houles, grounds tc. Then it hall
be fatwfullto che Lopvof whom ſuch grounds ec. ſhalbe holven ,to enter
iminediatly after the ſaid thꝛee peres erpired,and to haue the fame to him,
bis heires ¢ ſucceſſors for ever, fo that the ſaid Loꝛd do ſufficiently reedifie
the fame within three peres next x immedtatly following the determina⸗
tion of the foꝛmer three peres, And ikſuch Loꝛd do noc enter ¢ ſufficiently
reedifie the fame within the fainthzee peres: Chen tt halbe lawful to the
{aid ators, herifs, bailifs,ec, x their ſucceſſoꝛs after che ſaid thꝛee peres
erpired,to enter into euery {uch grounds, oꝛhouſes, and the fametoreteine f
to them ¢ their ſucceſſors for euer, diſcharged of all rents going out of the
fame,fo that che fame Maioꝛs ec.02 their ſucceſſoꝛs do {uffictently reepifie 7
the fame grounds ec, within theee peres nert following the determination
of the former three peres.And in cale the fain Maiors ec, and their fuccele |
ſors do not enter, ¢ ſufficiently reedifie the ſame decaied houſes oꝛ grounds
informe akoreſaid, within the ſaid terme of thꝛee peres , Chen it ſhall be
Lawfull to the fir owners of {uch decaied ground, their heires op fuccels
fors unmediatly after che fame thee peres erpired,into the fame cc. to ree
eniter,and them to reteineto them, their heires and ſucceſſors, asin their
fir eſtate. Jn which Act there ts a pꝛouiſo for euerp perfon being at the
time of the Pꝛoclamation made, bnver age, a a woman souert, in priſon, bee
pond the Sea ¢c.ve fupra,
porat or Market townes by retaile, S.Merchandife.11.12.
2 That clothto beputtofale, fhall notbee wrought but in market
townes.S.Draperie 81.
Tranfportation,
Fy the trafporting of Corne, Beere, Butter, Cheefe, Herring, & wood,
S-Comne 1.3.4. 6. 7.
2 Fortran{porting of Artillarie by any alien.S.Archerie 6.
: For the tranfporting of cloth ofall prices and fortes, and of woollen
yarne.S,Draperie 103.104.105.106.108, 109.
4. Fos thetran{porting of Brafle,Copper, Latten,Mettal, 5, Braſſe 1,
5 Forthe tranfporting of any kind of fheepe being aliue. $,Sheepe Ie
Felonie 3. .
6 Fortranfporting ofleather,tallow,and raw hides.S, Leather 33,
7 For tranf{porting of gold or filuer in maeney:bullepy plate,or veflels,
S,Money 3.4.Merchants 9,Premunire, 2.
8 For tran{poiting of Horles, Mares, or Geldings, beyond the fea, or
into
a 15 Forthetranfport
lour ofthrummes.$.Yarne 3,
Tranfportation. - Trauerfe. 345
¥ " {nto Scotland. $.Horfes 1 4.16. Felonie r.
9 Fortranfporting of fhoes,boots, buskins,ftartups &¢.S. Leather 3 Shooes.
10 Fortranfporting of ſheepskins, woolfels, the skinnes of any Stag, Skinnes,
Hinde, Bucke, Doe, Kid, or the leather made of | them.S.Merchants4,
11 Fortranfporting of Fith.S.Ships1.Fith 18, Fich.
_ 12 Fortranfporting of vitailes, S.Vitailes 8. Corne 3. Gitaile.
13 Forthetranfporting of white afhes, S. Vhite aſhes 1. Cite ates,
14 Forthetranfporting of worlteds.S.Worfteds 4.5. oꝛtteds.
ing of worſted yarne, ſpun in Eneland.S. Yarne 2. Moꝛtted varne
16 Forthe tranfporting of thrummes;or woollen yarne vnder the com Thꝛummes.
17 Forthe tranfporting of hornes,S.Hornes 2. - Hones,
18 Forthe tranfporting of Spicerie. S.Merchants 1. Dpicerte.
19 For the tran{porting of lefuits, Priefls,&¢.S,lefuits 8. JrJeluits.
3 Brlringing of thinges into the Realme. | —
ES the bringing of Clothinto this Realme, made in an other Ree Cleth.
alme, S.Draperie 107. Ghine
2 Forthe bringing of Corneinto this Realme.S,Corne 9.
3 Thatnovagabonds orbeggers fhall be brought out of Ireland, or Uagabond.
the Ifle of Man, into England or Wales, S.Vagabonds 6, a
‘4 Thatno vagabonds calling themſelues Egyptians, thall be brought ©s»ptian.
into this Realme.S. ARoyptians 1.
5 Thatcertainforeine wares ready wrought, thall not be brou ght into Fortin wares,
. this Realme.S, Merchants 3.
6 That Irifh money thal not bebrought into this realme.S.Money 5. Iriſh money,
7 That no perſon fhall buy or take by exchange, any wares brought Ginne,
into this realme , wrought out of the realme , made of Tinne, or mixt
with Tinfic.S.Pewter 7.
8 Thatno perfon fhal bring wrought Silke into this realme.S.Silke r. “H#ousbt Hlke,
9 Thatno falfe or counterfait Money fhall be brou gheinto thisrealme Faltemoney.
S.Tredfon 1.3.
~ 10 That he which bringeth in Hawkes,muft bring a certificat teftify- Hawkes.
ing thefame.S.Hawkes 3.
11 That they which bring in certaine other merchandizes,{hall bring Bowtanes,
in Bowflaues.S.Bowes 1.2.
_12 Forthebringing in of falted Fith, orfalted Hérringsinito this Re- Fit. |
alme, who may doeit,and whonot.S. Fifth 17.21, |
Trauerfe,
VVee one perfon 02 moe is,02 thalbe found heire to the Queenes Crauerle to an
tenant, bp office og inquifition, where anp other perfonis op thall after the neath
bebeite Or ifone perfon op moze is oz thal be Found heive by office in Ofte Duemnes
One countie, and anocher ts oz ſhall be found heire to the ſame perfor in -
an other countie Dz if any perfon ts 02 thall be writruely found lunatike,
: ! Dp ineot,
Trauerfe.
ideot, op dead: Cucry perfor oꝛ perfons grieued by any (uch office op in⸗
quiſition, all anv imap haue his 0p their trauerſe to che fame, immediatly
oꝛ after, at his oꝛtheir pleaſure, and pꝛoceede to trial cherein,¢ haue like
remedi¢e add aduantage, asinother cafes of trauerſe vpon vntrue offices
found : any law,cuftome,ec, notwithfanding. 2. Eb. 6. 8.
Trauerle to an 2 7NVhere it is, oz ſhall be vntruely found bp office oꝛ inquiſition, that
office an debe any perſon attainted, oꝛ that ſhall be attainted of Treaſon, Felonie, oꝛ
felony te Premunire,ts, oꝛ thal be ſeiſed of any lands, tenements, oꝛ hereditaments
at the time of fuch offence committed, oꝛ at any time akter, whereunto any
other perfon 02 perfons ſhall haue any iuſt title o2 intereſt of any eſtate of
freehold: Chen every perfor grieued thereby, thall haue his Crauerle og
Monftrance de droit ta the fame, without being driuen to anp petition of
right. And like remedic and reftitution vpon His title found oꝛ iudged fo2
him therein as hath bin vſed in other cales of trauerſe, although the
Queene thall be in {uch cafe intituled to any {uch lands by Double matter |
of recozd + any law, cultome,tc.nottwithtanding, 2. Ed. 6. 8.
— 3 Where it chall be found bp office oꝛ inquiſition, that any landes Ec.
where the M. : P i deh. . :
is mtitulen to (hall bedifcended, rematned, 02 come to any heire within ane, and in the
arenuce where Queenes warde, oz that ought tobe in che Queenes warde,and chat {uch
* {ands are holuenof the Queene immediatly, where iu deede the fame are
Holven of forme other common perfon,and nat of the Lucene immediatly ¢
In {uch cale (uch heire 02 heires hall ¢ map haue his op their trauerfe ta
the ſame within axe, like remedie and reftitution bpon his oz their title
found 02 iudged fo2 him 02 them therein, as hath bin vſed in other cales of
trauerfe : any law. cuſtome, ecnotwichtanding, 2. Ed.6. 8s.
Vpon a tra · 4 Im all luch cafes as any perſon ſhall be enabled by this Act to haue
were a Scie any trauerfe, & thall purſue his trauerle: Chen he that ſhall purfue ſuch
3 Oe trauerte,thall fue one wit , oz ſeuerall waits ok (Scire facias) as the cafe
gaint the D. matt require, againſt all and finguler {uch perfon ¢ perfonsas ſhall haue
patcnicée. · terelt by the Queene, oꝛ bp her patentee op patentees, in like maner and
forme as is requifite bpon trauerfes,o2 petitions heretofoze purſued. And
in euery ſuch Scire facias,the patentees 02 other befendants thall hanclike —
plees and aduantage, as thep had in anp Scirefacias before this time a⸗
warded agaivé any patentee in anp cale of petition, And alſo vpon euery
trauerſe that ſhall be purſued by vertue of this Act, in {uch cafe az che
partie that ſhall purfue {ach crauerfe , ſhould bp oder of the Common
Lawes haue bin put to fue bp petition to the Queene, Chere fhall be two
its of fered Writs of {earch granted inmaner and forme, asitke writs haue bin gran⸗
‘opda tranceles een vpon petitions made to the Queene. 2.0.6, 8, Where fower writs —
of Search-fhall be granted, S. Aide of the Queene 3. ;
he Dueenes 5 HE after anp iudgement thail ve giuen vpon any trauer(e that ſhall
former rAS0t he tendered oꝛ {ued bp vertue of this Act,tt hall appeare bp any matter of
xrecozd, that the Queene hath any former cttle, right ,orinteret * a. f
nds
i Treaſon. —
lands ec, mencioned in the fame trauerſe, Chen the fame title, right, and
intereſt (hall be fauedto her, the ſaid trauerſe, and iudgement thereupon
giuen notwithfanding, 2. Ed. 6.8. S. Offices, Liueries.
x Where he thatis indicted or appealed of Treafon fhall be receiued
to trauerfe the fame. S.Treafon rr.
2 Trauerfeto an office wherby lands fhal be found tobe fraudulently
conueied by any of the Queenes accomptants.$.Accomptants &c.38.
3. Where lands fhall be letten tofarmeto him that tendreth atrauerfe.
_ §.Patents 17.
4 Forthstriall of atraverfecertified ofa riot. S. Riots 3.
: Treaſon. |
Tis high Creafonto compalſe oꝛ imacine che death of the King , the
Queene his wife, o2 of chetr eldeſt Sonne and heire : D2 to deflower ae
the Kings wife, the kings eldelt Dauchter being vnmaried, 02 the kings pear.
erldeſt fonne & heires Mike: Co leuie warre againſt the King, Queene,
Gc, in hee Realme: D2 to be adhetent to her enemies, ayding therh in ber
realmie,o2 elſewhere: D2 to counterfatt the Queenes great feale, her pri⸗ Leuying war,
uie feale: D2 her Wonep: D>? co being falfe money into chis reatme,coun- cy ance
terfait like onto the money of England, knowing the monep to be falle, enemies.
and to make merchandize orz papmient theretwith: Dp to flea the Queenes Gauneretet.
| Chauncelor, Crealorer, Juſtice ofthe one Benchoꝛ other, Juſtice in cyꝛe, 2 prinic teate,
Julſtice of allie, oz any other Juſtice afliqney to heare € Determine, being or counectet
in bis place, doing bis office : TUbich koꝛeſaid Creafons poe extend torhe atin ana
Mueene , and her ropall Maieltie , andthe Queene hall haue the kortai⸗ tring in hue”
ture of — ofthem, as well of lands ¢ tenements holoenof others, Place.
as of ber felfe, 25. E. 3. 2. |
2 QE any perfon doe falfely fore o2 counterfeit the Queenes ſigne
mantel, priuie fiqnet,o2 priute feale : D2 doe fallelp force and counterfeit x orging the
any coine of gold oꝛ filuer which ig not the proper coine of this Realme, prmetigner:
is o2 hall be currant within this Realme,bp the confent ofthe Queene, % leale.
her heires oz ſucceſſors, it ts high Creafon, ¢ the offenders therein ,theit Forging the
counſellers aiders , procurers, and abbetters , being conutce accoꝛding so ele
tothe Law, thall be adiudged Traitoꝛs. 1.99.6, tant in this. |
3 Mholocuer noth bꝛing into this Realme, o2 any the dominions ——
_ thereof, from anp partes beyond the Sea, any kalſe ¢ counterfeit coine oꝛ of deunterteit
money {ike to the coine of other Realmes, being by the Queenes permife moner.
fion currant inpaiment within this Realme, knowing che fame to be falle
F counterfett,co the intent to vtter o2 make paiment therwith within this
realme ¢c.bp merchandizing,o2 otherwiſe, he, bis counfellers, ppocurers, |
aiders and abbetters, bo commit high Trealon. 1.¢ 2. P.and M. 11.goꝛgingokmo⸗
4Ik any perſon o2 perfons thall falfelp forme oꝛ counterfeit any kind ney, which net.
Nokt gold oꝛ ſiluer, as ic is not che proper coine of this realme,noz permitted 125" 18 He mee
Pio be currant in this realme,it is miſpꝛiſion of high Creafon, e the offen- — this ree
. ders
’ Dp 2
9
Treafon. :
ders therein, their procurers, aivers, € abbetters, being conuict ¢c. (halt
be imprifoned,and forfait fuchlandes, goods, and cattcls, agin cafes of
miſpriſion of Creafon,fo2 concealment of high Creafon, 14,.€1.3, -
— —— 5 Che clipping, waſhing, rounding, o filing koꝛ gaines fake of any mos
Mibartaing Ney or coine, which now is,o2 Hereafter thall be the coine of this Realme,
of money, 02 the dominions thereof, oꝛ of anp other realme ec. allowed ¢ fufferen
to be currant within this realme,by the Queene her heires,o2 ſucceſſors,
is treafon, And the offenders, their countellers , confenters, and aivers,
fhall be adiudged as offenders im treafon, But the attainder in this treas
fon maketh no copruption of blood in the heire, oꝛ fozfatture sf dower in
the wife. 5 Cl, II,
Diminishing, © Tfanp perfon fog wicked lucre fake,vo bp any act, waies, oꝛ meanes
fing 2 jwhatfocuer,impaire,viminith, kalſifie, Chale, o2 lighten the ppooper moneis ff
5 OF : rg Poe F
sonep. 02 coines of this Realme, o2 any the dominions thereof, oꝛ the moneis ec.
of any other Realmes allowen at the time of theaffence committed to be
currant within Cnaland , o2 any dominions thereof, by the Pꝛoclama⸗
- tionof the Queene, her heires oꝛ {ucceflors, be, bis counfellers, aiders, &
confenters fhall be adiudged offenders in treafon , and being thereof cons
wicted o2 attaintedaccozding to the Lawes, ſhall (uffer neath, and loſe and
fopfate all his goods and cattels to the Queene, and his lanves ec, suring
his like onely. Wut che attainder for his offence, maketh no copruption of
blood, nog the wife to loſe her dower, 18, El. 1. .
7 It is petit Creafon when a ſeruant killech his Maſter, woman kil-
{eth her hulband: D2 when afecular o2 religious man killeth bis prelate,
to whom be oweth obedience, And this mauer of treafon doth giue the for⸗
faiture ofthe efcheats tocuerp Loꝛd of hts owne proper fee, 25. Ed. 3.2.
gBitnifionoe 8 Concealmentoz keeping ſecret of any high Creafon, hall be deemed⸗
trealon. etaken onely miſpriſion of Creafon, ¢ the offenders therein ſhall forfait
¢ fuffer as in cafe of miſpꝛiſion of treafon hath heretofore bin bled, 5. Ed.
6,11, Tot 2. P. €99.18, 1. El.6. S.Prifons 2. that it is miſpꝛiſion of
Trealon to conſpire to {et at libertie any perfon committed toppifon bp
the Dueenes commaundement,for anp Creafon o2 ſuſpicion thereof,tous
ching her oton perfon, before the fame perfon be indicted therofs4,€1,2,..
Trtall ot trea 9 Il any perſon being examined before the Queenes Councel oꝛ thꝛee
ts Emurnets of chem, vpon any reafons,mifprtfions of Creafons,o2 Wurders, doe
by (ection. — confelte anp fuchoffences,op that the fain Councell,op thaceofthem,vpon.
fucheramination , hall thinke any perfon fo eraminento be vehemently.
fulpecten of any fuch offences ; Chen the Qucenes commiflionof oper &
terminer vnder the great Seale hall be made to {uch perfons,¢into ſuch
Shires o2 places, as thall be appointed by her Wighnelle fog the ſpeedie
triall;conutction,o2 deliuerance of fuch offenders, which Commilltoners
ſhall haue authoritie to inquire, heave,€ Determine allfuch treafons, miſ⸗
paifions of treaſons, x murders, within che hire eplacestimitcen by their
commilfion,
4
‘Petit Trtaſon
Treafon, 347
connniffion, bp fuch good and lawkull perſons, as thall be returned before
them by the Sbirife, his minitter,o2 ocher hauing power toreturne writs
€ proces fog chat purpole,in whatfoeuer other hire 02 place within the Q.
bomintons,o2 without, {uch offences werecommitten, 33.H. 8. 23. 200hat
challenges the offender in this cafe ſhall hatte. See Challenge 8, 8S. Dyer
286, that for Treafon this {tatute is repealed by 1.& 2.P.and M, ro.
10 Ailoffences being mave or veclared to be made FC, treafons , mil Triau oftregs
priftons of treaſons, oꝛ concealments of treafons,€ Done or committed by ——
anvperſon out of this Realme of England, (hall be inquired of;heard and reatue.
determined before the Juſtices of the Kings Bench, by rood and lawful
men of the lame ſhire where the fain Wench thatl fit anv be Kept , 02 elfe
befope fuch commillioners,, ¢ in fuch thire of the Realme,as thal be allie:
hed bythe Queenes commiffion,and by good and lawkull men of the fame
ſhire in like maner to all ments , as if fuch offences had bin committer
mithin the fame Shire where they thal te ſo inquired ofz heard ann deter⸗
mined. 26. h.8n 3. 35Hh. 8.2. 5. Ed. 6. 11; S.Dyer 298. that che Hatute
of 35.H.8.remaineth in force not repealed, 3
11 All ppoces of outlawꝛie to be made within this realme, againt any Duttawre of
offenders in Creafon, being reliant out of thisrealme,onbevond the Des, iemeonce
at the time of the outlawrie pronounced againſtthem, hall be as goon & the realine.
effectual inthe law to all intents,as if any fuch offenders hat bin reftane
Within this realme at the time of {uch proces awarder, & out lawrie pro⸗
nounced. But if the partie fo outlawed hall within one peere nert after
the {aid outlawꝛie pronounced,op tudgement giuen thereupon, peeld hime
felfe vnto the chicfe Juſtice okEngland for che time being, ¢ offer to trae
uerfe the fat indictment 02 appeate whereupon che fato outlawzie Mail
be pronouncen,then be thal be receiued to the fain trauerfe, € being there-
upon found not guiltie by the verdict of rit, men, he thall be cleerelp nite
charged of the ſaid outlawrie, and of all penalties and fogfaitures by reas
fon of the fame , in as ample maner ag though no ſuch outlawꝛie han bin
made, 26, D8, 13, 5,€0,6,1 1, .
12 Ailfuch treafons and mifppifons oktreaſons which any perfon ſhall babel rhs
commit within the principalitie of CCtales,anv Warches of the fame, o2 where the D,
elſwhere within any the Queenes dominions, where her originall wꝛits Watt runũeth
in the Chauncerie ok England commonly runne noe, thall be prefenten e
tried by the nathof xii.men, which thall tnhabite withinany fuch Hires,
and before fuchcommiftioners, as the Queene from time to time in ſuch
cafes ſhall alligne bp her commilſſion oꝛ commiffions of Dier aud Termi⸗
ner, in like maner, as iffuch offences hav bin committed within the fain
Shires into che which the ſaid commilflons thall be directed, And all pze⸗
ſentments, trials, proces, iudgments, executions, korkaitures made hbad,
02 Done by vertue of ſuch commiffions, thall be Sood and effectual in che
Jaw to all purpoſes ec, 32,1),8,4, ms 2 —
| Dp 3 13 All
Treaſon.
wrist of 13 Alltrialsto be had, awarded, oꝛ made fo any Creafon, thal be have
Teaton. vſed onely according tothe due order € courle of the commnion Lawes of
Quatre. this Realine,e not otherwile,1.¢ 2.19.¢ M. 10. Quere ifthis toe take ae
way, oꝛ diminiſh the force of anp ofthe other byanches,viz.9.10.11.02.
Attainveroté 14 Ikany perfono2perfons thall be attainted of high Creafon by the
Greaton bythe courte of the common Lawes, oꝛ Katutesof this realme,ineucrp (uch cale
ofag areat eueryſuch attainder by the common Law thall be of as coon ſtrength, va⸗
patlament. © 1ue,fozce,and effect,as tf it had bin vone bp authoꝛitie of parliament. And
the Queene, her heires ¢ {uccellors, (hal haueas much aduantage by fuch
attainder,alwell of bles,rights entries, conditions,and poſſeſſions,reuer⸗
ſions, remainders,and all other things, as tf it had bin done ¢ declared bp
authoꝛitie of parliament, and hall be deemed ¢ adiudgedinactuall ¢ real
poftellion of the lands, tenements, hereditaments, vſes, coobs,cattels, and
all other thinges of che offenders ſo attainted, which bee highnes ought
{awfully to haus, and which they fo being attainted ought o2 might lame
kully tole & fopfait if the attainver bad bin pone by authoꝛitie of parlias
ment, Without any office o2 inquiſition to be found of che fame: any law,
fatute, tc. not withtanding, Sauing to all ¢ euery perfon € perfons,and
hovies politike, ¢ their heires, allignes, and ſucceſſors and euery of them,
(other then {uch perfon and perfons, which thall be attamten of high trea-
fon,and their heires ¢ alſignes, and euery of chem,and all and euerp other
perfon ¢ perſons, claiming bp them, 02 any of them, oꝛ to their oles, oꝛ to
the vſes of any of them,after the fain Creafons committed) all fuch right,
title, vſe poſſeſſion, entrie, reuerfions, remainders, interefis,conditions,
fees, offices, rents,annuities, commons, leales, € all other commonities,
profits. herepitanients whatſoeuer chep oꝛ any of chem, ſhould, might. oꝛ
ought to haue hav, ikt his Act had neuer bin made. An.3 3. H.8. 20.
Morecomoe _ 15 Norecoꝛd of attainder that now ts, of any perfor oꝛ perfons, of oꝛ
atrainaer of fox anp high Crealon, where che partie fo attaintedis, oꝛ hath bin execu⸗
trealon vempe ted £02 the fame Creafon, thall bp che heire 02 heires of anp ſuch perfon,op
partpattaits hy any other whatſoeuer claiming, in, krom, by, oꝛ onder any ſuch heire o
po clime heires, be in any wife herealter reuerled, vndone, auoided, oz impeached bp
any plea, oꝛ foꝛ any erroꝛ whatſoeuer. But this Act thal not extend to any
recozd of attainder,of,o2 foꝛ any treafon,bpon which any wait of erroꝛ ig
eciherethe re NOW Depending, oꝛ which record is already reucrfed,repeated,og vndone.
coadis reuerfen by, oꝛ koꝛ any erroꝛ, matter, plea, oꝛ cauſe whatſoeuer, but the ſame ſhall
o2 thereugor a he an remeine as vnto and againg chat pactic, at whole {ute chefame
Depending. git of erroz is depending , 02 at whole purlute che ſame recopp hath bin
reuerſed, repealed, oꝛ vndone, and his ¢ her heires ¢ aſſignes onely, as if
this Act had neuer bin had oꝛ made : any ching inthis act €c.29-CL2.
1 Treafon for the fecond refufall of the oathfor the Queenes fupreme
gouernmentouer all eftates.S.Queene 8. vr.
3 Treafonin compafling to depofe,or deftroy the Queene, ortoleuie
; ~ Walge —
Treafon, tT Trialf, 343
warre &c, Or in affirming that fhe ought not to inioy the Crowne, but
fomeother. $.Queene 12.14.15.
3. Treafonin afixming thatthe Queene is an heretike , {chifmatike,
tyrant, infidell, or vfurper.S. Queene 12.19.
4 Treafonin maintaining that the common Lawes,orftatute Lawes
do notlimit or bind the right of the Crowne. S, Queene r5.
_ .§ Treafonin maintaining or extolling the authoritie ofthe Bifhop or
Sece of Rome.S,Rome 1.
6 Treafonin obtayning any bull or inſtrument from Rome, or in gi-
uing or taking abfolution thereby.S.Rome 2.Premunire 5.
7. Treafonin con{piring to fet any perfon at liberty,committed to pri-
fon by the Queenes commaundement for treafon or fufpition thereof
touching her perfon, S, Prifon 2,
8 Forthe —— inhigh Treaſon. S.Forfeiture 2. |
9 That peremptoriechallenge is norallowable in cafes of high trea-
fonand mifprifion.$. Challenge 10.11. Br .
10. Treafonin withholding any ofthe Queenes caflles , deftroying of
her fhips, or barring any of her hauens. S. Caſtles 2. |
at Mifprifion of high Treafonin concealing of a bull, orother in-
firument from Rome, or abfolution offered, S,Rome 4.
12 Treafon for perfwadiny ,or reconciling or being reconciled tothe
Romith Religion. S.Romie 7.8.
13 Treafon fora leſuit, or Prieft &c. to come into, or remaine in any
of the Queenes. dominions, S.Iefuits 2.
14 Treafon by remaining in a Seminarie, and not returning after pro⸗
clamation and taking the oath. §, lefuits 4,
ee Triall.
A A fsa any perfon ſhall be felonioullp ſtriken oꝛ potfoned inone Trial where
Countic,e die of the fame ſtroke oꝛ poiſoning in any other coun: Se J———
tie, then an Indictment therof found bp Jurozs of the countie where the —2*
death thal happen (whether it be found before the Cogoner, vpon the ſight arcuate
of uch dead bonie,o2 before the Juſtices of P.oꝛother Juſtices oꝛ Com: :
millioners which (hall haue authopitie to inquire of {uch offences) thall be
a3 Koop in law, as tithe ſtroke o2 poifoning had bin committed inthe fame
countic where the party thal die,o2 wherefuch indictmẽt ſhalbe ſo found,
Gnd the Jultices of Gaole deliuerie, and Oier and terminer in the fame
count ie where ſuch indictment ſhall be taken, and alſo the Juſtices ofthe
Rings Bench akter ſuch indictment ſhall be remoued before thea , halt
and may proceed vpon the lame in all points,as thep ſhould oꝛ ought to do
in cafe {uch felonious ſtroke oꝛ poifoning, and death thereof inſuing, hav
growen all in one (ame countie. And ſuch party to whom appeale of Mur⸗ Appeal of mur ·
Det hall be giuen by the law, map commence stake, and {ue appeale of der Mm tbe coune
murder in che fame countie where the partic fo felonioully ſtricken, 02 the eathtntee
, 3 J—— poyſoned, ib·
Appeal againt
the acceffaric.
rial of an ace
ceffatie in one
countie, to an
offence pone in
an other,
Triall of fo2.
xxin pitas.
Trialf. i
popfoned, thal née, aſwell againſt che principal anv principals, as againſt
euery acceflarie tothe fame offences , in whatfeeuct countie oꝛ place the
acceflarie thall be guiltie to the ſame. Anv the Juſtices before whom anp — |
fuch appeals thall be commenced,fued, andtaken, within the peere € Dap
after {uch murder € marilaughter committed, thal pꝛoceede againſt euerp
fuch acceflarp in the fame countie where {uch appeale ſhall be fo taken, in
like maner and forme, asif the fame offence of acceſſary had bin commit:
tevin the ſame countie where ſuch appeale thall be fo taken ,afwell cons
cerning the triall bp che Jurors of the countie where fuch appeale thal be
taken, vpon the plea of not guiltie pleaded by ſuch offender, as otherwile.
Gir, 2.06.24, 9
2 CUihere anp murder o2 felony fhall be committed in one countie,and
ant other perfor o2 moe fhall be acceflarie tothe fame in any other countie,
then an indictment found 02 taken againſt {uch acceſſarie and accellaries
vpon the circumſtance of fuch matter ( before the Juſtices of the peace, —
oꝛ other Juſtices op Commiflioners,to inquire of felonies tn the countie
where {uch offences of acceflarte thal be committed)thall be ag good in the
law,as tf the fain principal offence had bin committed within the fame
countie, where the fame indictment againſt {uch acceflarie ſhall be found,
And the Juſtices of gaole deliuerie oy Dier € terminer, oꝛtwo of them,
of, oꝛ in ſuch countie where the offenceofanp {uch accelfarte thal be com-
mitted o2 done, (vpon {ute ta them made) thal write to the Cuftos Rotu-
lorum,o2 keepers of the records, where fuch principatl thal he atcainted or
conuict,to certifie chem whether fuch principal be attamted oꝛ conuicted,
oꝛ ocherwife diſcharged of fuch principal felonte, who vpon {uch writing
hall make fuffictent certificat in matting vnder their feale o2 ſeales to
the (aid Juſtices, whether ſuch principal be attainted,conuicted,o2 other-
wife diſcharged o7 not. Andafter that hep do certifie that {uch principall
is attainted,conuicted, oꝛ otherwiſe diſcharged of fuch offence, then the
faid Juſtices ee. hall pꝛoceede vpon eueryſuch acceflary, in the countie
where he became accellarie,in (uch maner and forme as if both the {aio
principal offence raccellarie hav bin committed m the ſaid countie where
the offence of acceſſarie was committed and euerp fuch accelfarie € other
offenders abotte expeeſſed, ſhall anſwer vpon their arraignements and ree
ceiue ſuchtriall, iudgement, order, and execution, x ſuffer ſuch forfaitures
as is vſed in other caſes of felonie, Ain, · Eds . Poo
3°) Ailfogrdin pleas triable by the tounttie pleaded bp attp perfon at ·
raigned vpon anp indictment / ko anp petit treglon kelonie oꝛ murder, thal
be korthwithtried by the fame Juſtices before whom ſuch perſon ſhall be
arraigned, by che fame Jurors of the fame countie,that ſhall trie the pee⸗
tit treafon.murder,o2 felonie wherof he hal be fo arraigned, without anp
further refpect oynctadsin wijarſoeuer coimtie oj place of thts tealme the
matter ofthe fame plees be luppoſed on; allengen, 22.49,8,1 4, 3 —
——— d
—
J halts 349
And ik any perfor arraigned for murder 02 felonte, pleade p he was taken Taken out of
odut ot apꝛiuiledged place tn a foꝛrein countie, and that be vented, the fame ſanctuarr.
ſhalbe tried before the fame Juſtices, and by the fame Jurie that ſhall trie
the murder oꝛ felonie, 4. H.8.2.2 2. H.8.2.
4 All treafons , mifppifions ok treaſons, murders, manfaughters, Trial of mur⸗
bloadihens, and other malicious ſtrikings, by reaſon whereot blood ſhali Hapa eae
be then againt the Queenespeace, which thalbedone within anie the pa: valacc,
laces oz houles of the Queene, o2 her heires, o2 within any other houle oꝛ
houlſes, at fuch time a3 her Maieltie ſhalbe then abiding in her royall per:
ſon, ſhalbe inquired ot, tried, heard, x determined within anie the Queens
bouſes, oꝛ other houſe where her Maieſtie ſhalbe abiding, before the Loꝛd
Steward of the Queens houſhold, and in his abſence before the Treaſu⸗
rer and Comptroller of the Queens houlholv, and Steward ofthe Mar⸗
fhalfep for the time being, 02 two of them, whereof the ſteward of the:
Marlhalſey co be one, by vertue of their offices; without anie commiffion
oꝛother authoritie to them giuen. And whether the Queene thall be re⸗
moued from the boule where fuch offences ſhalbe pone o2 not, before thep
be inquired of, heard, and determined, pet fuchoftences (hall be inquires
of, tried, heard, and determined befoze the Queenes officers of houthaly,;
before named, o2 two of them, by the tnquificion ¢ verdict of her houſhold
feruants in her Checke roll, at fuch palace o2 boule where her Waiettie
fhall be at any cime abiding. 33,7D,8,12, Foꝛ che limits of che Queenes
palace, S.Fighting 1.
5 The two Clerkes Comptroliers, Clerks ofthe Check, ano Clerke enqnirie of
Marlhals, for the time being, of the Queenes houthold, o2 one ofthem, — —
vpon a pꝛecept to them oꝛ any ofthem made, by the Low Steward, opin fers
bis abfence by che lata Crealurer ¢ Comptroller of the Queens houſhold,
and the ſaid Steward ofthe Marſhalſey, o2 by two of them, whereof the
{aid ſteward of the Marſhalſey to be ane, haue power to ſummon, warne,
and returne the names of foure and twentie perfons being Weomen offt-
cers of the Queenes fain houſhold in the ſaid Checke colle, to enquire of
fuch treafons,mifppifions of treafons, murders, manflauahters, andother
maltcious ſtriking, by realon whereof blood thall be hen again the Q. .
peace, before the ſaid loꝛd Steward, o2 ec, Crealurer, Comptroller and
Steward of the Warkhallcy, o2 before two of them ec, And it ſhal be law⸗
tull to chem before whom {uch returnes thall be made, to cauſe ſuch num⸗
her of che fad foure and tiventie perfons fo returned aboue the number
of twelue perfons, as to him oꝛ them thall ſeeme erpedient, to enquire of
fuch treafons,mifprifions of treafons murders, manflaughters, and ot her
malicious frikings, by reafon whereof blood ſhalbe hen againſt the Q.
peace, within che ſaid palaces, 02 other the {aid houles at any time com:
mitten €C,3 3.4.8.1 2;
6 Auvifany perlon-opperfong be indicted bp the fain Fury, 02 ty in⸗
quiſit ion
— ——
Arraignment
of an offender
indicted,
The puniſch⸗
iment of the
ze rly attare>
8D,
Triall of
Jeers.
Triall.
quiſition before the Coroner of che ſaid houſhold, and certifies beforꝛe the
faa lord Steward tc, 02 Crealurer, Coniptroller, and Steward of the
Marlhalſey, og two of them, wherof the lain ſteward of the Warthalley ta
be one, then immediatly the ſaid 102.0 Stewardo2 ec. Crealurer, Compe
troller,and Steward ofthe Warlhallep,o2 two of chem ec, before tehom
the ſaid pꝛeſentment, inquiſition, oꝛ indictmẽt thalbe fo found, o2 certifien
by the fad Coroner, hall arraigne before them euerp ſuch perfon fo indic⸗
ted, according to the courfe of the common law, and forthwith after iſſue
iopned betweene the Queene and the ppifoner fo arraigned, the fame dap
@ place oꝛ any other ſhall make an other precept to the ſaid Clerks Con⸗
troller, Clerks ofthe Checke,and Clerkes Warthals of the {aid houſhold,
02 to one of thent, to ſummon ¢ returne one Furic of xxiiii.perſons, to ap⸗
peare before the fain lord Steward op ec, Crealurer, Controller, ¢ Ste⸗
ward of the Marchalley oꝛ two of chem ec, at ſuch date, time, place and
vpon {uch paine as ſhalbe chen limited, ofthe Sergeants and gentlemen
afficers of the Queenes chamber, and of the fain houthold, which ſhall
take wages bp the Queenes Checke roll, Ano the fain loꝛo Steward o2.
€c. Crealurer, Controller, and Steward of the fain Warthallep, oꝛ two
of chem ec, before whom ſuch Jurie thalbe fo.recurned, Hall caufe twelue
of che fame Jurie to be ſwoꝛne, truely to trie betweene the Queene and
fuch perfor as (hall be fo indicted and arraigned of {uch treafons, mifpete
fions of treafons, murders, manllaughters, ¢ other malicious ftrikings,
by reafon tubereof bloon ſhalbe fhen againſt the Ducenes peace, o any of.
them.33. H. 8.1 2, what challenge he whichis inchis lore arraigned half
haue, S.Challenge 9.
7 OF {uch perton fo indicted and atraignen, be found guilty of anie
treafon, miſpꝛiſion of treafon, murders, oꝛ manflaughters, then hee thall
haue iudgement of life and member, and Cuffer ſuch paines of death, and
fhall korkait ec. inlike maner ag tf he had been found guilty of any of the
ſaid offences by the orwer of the cammon lawes,33.10.8.1 2. Dow he thal
be punithen which triketh maliciouſly within the Queenes palace, wher⸗
by blood thalbe ſhed. S.Fighting 1.
8 Ik anp of the Logns of the Parliament oꝛ Peere of this Realme
ſhalbe indicted of any offence made treaſon by the Act made 5. Eliz. 11. a-
S, Treaton.s. gaint che clipping, wathing, rounding o filing of copne, Chen they and.
Treafon.6,
Mueene 12,
34. 15.
Reme,!.
eurery of them thall haue his o2 their triall by their Peeres as hath beene
pled incales of bightreafon, Ano ſo hall any Peere of this realme which
fhalbe indicted of anp offence made treafon by the Stat.of 1 8,Citz,1 Pꝛo⸗
uided again che diminiſhing and-impatring of the Queenes copne, and
other copnes lawfullp currant within this realme, And ſo ſhal any Peere
that ſhalbe indicted of any offence made treafon by the fat. 13. Cliz. 1.
And fo thal anp Peere that Hall offend cotrarie to the Act pꝛouided, An.5.
Cis, 1, koz the aſlurance of the Queenes royall power ouer all Fates and
fubiects, —
— * — oe
—. am ao ee 2
we = eo eS ee LL ee
Triall. 370
ſlubiects, oꝛ any bꝛanch oꝛ article thereof, And ſo ſhall any Peere being in⸗
dicted of any of the offences pꝛohibited by the fat, made 13. Eliz. 2. a⸗
gainlt che binging inof Bulles ec, from Rome, And ſo ſhali any Peere Rome.2.
which thall be indicted of ante offence made Creafon oꝛ mifypifion of
treafon bp the ſtat.pꝛouided 23. Eliʒ. 1.toretaine the Queenes ſubiects in Rome.7.8,
due obedience, And fo ſhall any Peere which Mall be tndicten of any of-
fence mave Treaſon, Felonie oꝛ Pꝛemunire by p tat. prouived 27, Eliz.
2, againſt Jeſuites, Seminarie pꝛieſts ec, And Ladies of reat eſtate, Jeluits. 2.4.
viz. Ducheſſes, Countefles, 02 Baronefles, which thal be tndicted of any —
treaſon op felony bp chem done, whether they be maried or fole, ſhall be chetriaitoe
bꝛought to their anſwere, and put to anſwere, and iudged before ſuch Ladies.
Judges and Peeres of the realme, as Peeres of the realme ſhould be, tf
_ thep were indicten op impeaches offuch creafons 02 felonies commnicted,
and in like maner and foꝛme and none otherwife,20,1),6,9,
9Ikarelealſe oꝛ other deede be pleaded in barre iu aſſiſe, oa other plees Getat of a Zeed
_ fland, 02 in any action grounded vpon a contract, couenant oz trefpas hee
being Dated within any franchife where the Queenes writ runneth not, uot.
it Hhalbe tried in the countie where the action is bꝛought, and if witneſſe
be inthe deede, proceſſe halbe made in che fame countiz, anv ifthe witnes
Doe not come at the qraund diffrefle returned, the Juſtices ſhall take the
enqueſt, afwell as if the deede had bone date in the fame countie where
the fuite was moued, and that he witnelles han been of che fame countp,
Ed.3.
1 — triall oftreaſons, mifprifion of treafon,and murders, by ſpe⸗
cial commiffion, $.Treafons 9, Piracie 1.
: 2 Forthetriall oftreafons committed out of the Realme. See Trea
on 10.
3 Forthe trial oftreafons cõmitted in Wales, and where the Queenes
writ runneth not. S.Treafon 12.
4. That trials of treafons fhall be according to the courfe ofthe Come
mon lawes.S.Treafon 13.
5 Who thalbe admitted topaffe in triall of felonies and treafons in
corporat townes. S.Iurors 1 5.
6 Wheretrialsfhalbe De medietate linguæ, and where not, S. Iurors
29.30. Attaine 21. }
7 Forthetriall ofhim which imbefilletha record.S,Felonie 1 8,
8 By whom baftardiealleadged in him that is borne beyond the Sea,
fhall be tried. S.Abilitie,2.,;
; 9 Forthe punithment ofa Felon whichrefufeth lawfull triall. See Fes
onie 40.
» 10. Forthe trial ofoffencesdone vpõ the maine Seas.S.Pitacie 1.2.40
Bt 1. Forthe trial before the Shirifes, or in court barons, orin corporate
yf Sownesin Wales, S,Walesq2esse
22 Triall
At what time
the thirtfe may
bol vis turne. Hoch after Ealter, and another time within amoneth after Michaelmas.
Perlons the
empted.
Appar. -
Apparell.
Hoꝛſebread.
Attachments
inthe marches. of che courtsofthe Catt Warches, oꝛ Cel Warches, out of anp ofthe
dAlnes.
Turnes of Shirifs.. " q
12 Triall ofall offences made felonie by the Act (prouided 23 El. 2 4
againtt fedicious words vttered againſt the Queene. S.Newes.9, ©
* 3 Thetriallofthe arriuall, diſcharging, and deliuerie of braſſe and
other Mettals, into anie part beyond the fea.S.Brafle &c.2. |
Turne of Shirifes, ig
D Shirike noꝛ his Bailike, thal hold bis turne but in the vue and at⸗
cuſtomed place, and but twice nthe pere, that is, once within a mo⸗
(And if fe do hold his turne inother maner, be thall loſe his turne for that
time.31,€0,3.14.) And the view offrankplenge, ſhalbe at the featt of -
S. Michael without any fay, fo that euerpman map haue histtberties,
And the view of krankpledge thall be fo vſed, as that the Queenes peace
may be prefered and that the Tything map be kepe whole,as it had wont
tobe, And the Sbirife thall ſeeke no occaffon, but be content with that
which the thirife had wont to haue at his iLeete,in the time of King Dene
rie the ſeconde Mag. Chart.9,4D. 3.3 6.
‘2 Archbithops,B ithops, Carls, Barons and women need not to come
fo the ſhiriks turnes, except their pꝛeſence for any cauſe be ſpecially re⸗
quired, And they which haue land in diuers hundꝛeds, neede not to come
to ſuch turnes, but in the bailiwikes where they be conuerlant. Marleb.
§ 261). 34351 0,
3 Shirikes in their Curves hall and map inquire, heare, and deter⸗
mite all offences committed within thelimits of their authorities, con⸗
trarp tothe fat, pꝛouided. 1,¢2 1D. D, forreformation of erceffe tn ap-
parell, and map bpon the conuiction of any offendoz award proces to the
chirike of anpthire within thisrealme, — the appꝛehenſion of the ſaid of:
fendo2.1,and 2. P.and 99,2, S.Apparel.
4 And alfo chep map thereingquire ofall offences and fopfaitures come
mitted citrarp tothe Fat. proutded 24.4),8, Foꝛ the refoꝛmatiõ of exceſſe
in apparell, ¢ allelle fines accopding to the ſtat.24. H.8. 1 3. S.Apparel.
5 Anvalfo they may there inquire and determine euery default anv
oftence of Hoſtlers anaking hozſebread (nat of fuffictent Jawfull, and due
aſſiſe, accoꝛding to the price of core) committed within chelinnits of their
iuriſdictions. 32. h.8.41.S.Inholdets ꝰ.
6 And alſo they may there inquire of attachments made by the officers
Counties of CUeſtmerland, Cumberland, oꝛ Noꝛthumberland oz the
towne of etucattel vpon Tine, and therein pꝛoceede, as thep map spor
prefentments taken before chen their turnes of trefpattes, 02 alkraies
made againſt the Queenes peace, 3 1. H.6. 3. S. Marches 1.
7 Aud alfa they may there inquire by the othes of rit, lawful men, o
all offences committed contrary to the tatute prouiden, 7.60.6, Co ae
oid the peices and excelſe of wines, and euery pꝛeſentment caken hp he
othes
Taurnes of Shirifs. Vagabonds, Rogues, &c. 351
othes ofrii, men, thall be of ſuch force, az tf the fame were taken in the
— Kings bench. 7. Ed.6.5.
8And allſo they may there tnquire, heare and determinall and euerp of
the offences committed within the limits of their authorities contrarie
tothe ſtatute proutved for the continuance of making of Caps, 1 3, Eliz.
19, S.Hats 1. 2.
x What lurors fhalbe returned in a Shirifs turne.S,Iurors 14,
2 That an indictor in the Shirifsturne, which is fued in a ſpirituall
court fhall haue a Prohibition. $.Prohibition.7..
3 Atwhattime Shirifs in Wales fhall keepe their Turnes, who fhall
haue the fines, iſſues and amerciaments there forfaited; and who fhall
| afferrechem. S.Wales 43.
| _ Vagabonds, Rogues, &c.
| I fhall and map be lawfull to and for the Juſtices of peace of any he Juſtices
Countie o2 Citie tn this Realme oꝛ the Dominions of Hales, aſſem⸗ of peace halt
died at any quarter Sellions of the peace within the fame Countic, Cie pers tr thee
tie, Boꝛough,oꝛ Towne coꝛpoꝛate,oꝛ the maze part of them,to fet downe sider besa
opdertoerect,.and cauſe to be erected one oꝛ more houles of coꝛrection of hontes ot
mithin cheir feuerall Counties oꝛ Cities : fo2 the doing anv perfoprméng coꝛrection.
suhereof, and for the pꝛouiding of focks of money, and allother things:
necellarp fox thefame, and the ratfing and gouerning of the fame, and for
coprection and puniſhment of offenders thither to be committen, fuch:
orders asthe lame Futtices 02 che more pare of them hall from time to
time take, rekorme, oꝛ ſet downe in any their ſaid quarter Seſſions in that
— ſhalbe of force, and be dulie perkourmed anv put in execution.
39. Aiz. 4
2 All perlons calling themſelues Schollers going about begging, Abo Hall be
all Seafaving men pretending lolles of their hips 02 goods onthe Sea, Ruruse Cla-
going about the Countrep begaing, All idle perfons going about in anp gabonds, and
Countrey either begging, op vling any lubtile ccaft, op onlawfull games gars bes.
and plapes, 02 fayning themlelues to haue knowledge in Phiſiognomie,
Palmeſtrie, oꝛ other like craftie ſcience, o2 pretending that they can tell:
deſtinies, fogtunes, oꝛ {uch other fantafticall imaginations: Alt perfons
that be, o2 otter themſelues to be Pꝛoctoꝛs procurers,patent watherers,
02 collectozs for gaoles,ppifons,o2 hoſpitals: All fencers, Bearewards,
common plapers of Enterludes, and Winkrels, wandzing abroan, (other
then players of Enter ludes belonging to any Baron of this Realme, og:
anp other honogableperfonace of greater degree, to be authoriſed to play:
onder the hand any feale of Armes of {uch Baron og perfonare,) All
Juglers, Tinckers, Pedlers, and petite Chapmen wandzing abjoan, All
wandringperſons ¢ common laborers, being perſons able in body, vſing
loptering, and refuling to worke for ſuch reafonable wares as is taxed or
commonly given in ſuch partes, where ſuch perſons do, oꝛ Hall happen to -
dwell
Che punth-
ment of a
Aagabond.
Vagabonds, Rogues, &c.
dwell op abide, tot hauing liuing otherwiſe to maintaine themſelues,
All perſons deliuered out of gaoles that bo beg foꝛ their fees, oꝛ otherwilſe
do trauaile begging: Ail ſuch perſons as ſhall wander abꝛoade begging,
pretending loſſes by fire, 02 otherwiſe: And all ſuch perſons not being
felons, wandzing and pretending themlelues to be Egiptians, o2 wan-
Dring in the habit, koꝛme, oꝛ attire of counterfeit Criptians, thal be taken,
adiudged and Deemed Roques, Uagabonds, and ſturdie Beggars, anv
thallfutteine ſuch paine andpunifhments, as bp this Act ts tn that be⸗
halfe appointed. 39. Eliz.4.
3 Cuerp perfon whichis by this prefent act declared tobe a Rocue,
Uagabond, oꝛ ſturdie beggar, which thalbe at any time taken begging, va⸗
grant, Mandzing, oꝛ miſoꝛdering chemfelues in any part ofthis realme oꝛ
the dominion of Tales, hall vpon their appꝛehenſion by the appointment
ofanp Juſtice of peace, Conttable, Deadborough, oꝛ Cithinaman ofthe
fame Countie, Dunnred, Parith, or Tithing, where fuch perfon hall be.
taken (the Tithingman o2 Headbozough being allied therein withthe
aduiſe of che Miniſter, and one other of that pariſh) be tripped naked fro
the mindle vpwards, and ſhalbe openly whipped, vntill his o2 her body be
bloudy: and ſhalbe foꝛthwith fence from pariſh to parith, bp che officers of
euery the fame, the nert ſtraight wap to the parith where he was bozne,
if the fame map be knowne bp the parties confellion oꝛ otherwiſe. And if
the fame be not knowne, then to the pariſh where be o2 the laſt dwelt be-
fore the fame puniſhmẽt bp che {pace ofone whole peare, there to put him
o2 herfelfe to labour as a true ſubiect ought to bo: Oꝛ not being knowne
where he o2 the was bozne, oꝛ laſt dwelt, then to the parith chopough
which he o2 the lat palleo without punifhment, After which whipping
the fame perfon thal haue a Teſtimoniall ſubſcribed with the hand, € {eas
led with thefeale of the fame Juſtice of peace, Conable, Headboꝛough,
oꝛ Tithingman,¢ of the Winitker of p fame parith, oꝛ of anp two of them,
teftifping that the fame perfon hath bin puntthed according to this Act, €
inentioning the dap ¢ place of bis o2 her puniſhmẽt, anv the place where⸗
unto fuch perfon is limited to go, by what time the ſaid perfon ts limited
to paſſe thither ac his perill. Ano tf che fat perfor thꝛough bis 02 ber de⸗
fault do not accompliſh the oꝛder appointed by che ſaid teftimontall, ther
to be eftfones taken ¢ whipped, and fo as often as any default thalbe found
in him oꝛ ber contrarp to the foꝛme of this ſtatute, in euery place to be
whipped, til (uch perfon be repaired to the place limites: he ſubſtance of
which Teſtimoniall thall be regiſtred by the Winitter ofthat pariſh, in a
booke to be prouided for that purpofe, bpon paine to forfait v, & foz euery
defaule therof,and che partie fo whipped, and not knowne there be 02 the
was boꝛne, oꝛ laſt welt by che {pace of a peare, hall bp theofticers of the
ſaid villare, where he 02 the fo latt patt chopounh without puntfhment, be
conueyed to the houle of correction of the limit wherein the (aid vitlage
ſtandeth,
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Vagabonds, Rogues, &c. 352
— ftandeth, 02 to the common gaole of that Countie o2 place, there tore:
maine and be imployed inwopke, vntill he oz the thalbe places in fome
ſeruice, and fo to continue by the {pace of one peare, oꝛ not being able of
hoop, vntill he oz the ſhalbe placed coremaine in fome Almes boule in the
fame Countie o2 place.3 9, Cliz.4.
4 Pꝛouided alwaies ifany of the ſaid Rogues hail appeare to be Dane Rogues woitey
gerous tothe inferionr ſort of people where they ſhalbe taken, 02 other: be ers
wile be luch as will not be reformed of their rogith kind of life bp the fore emmy, be
mer proutitons ofthis Act, Chat in euerp fuchcale i¢ hall and map be
lawkull co the fain Juices of the limit where anp ſuch Rogue thall be
taken, oꝛ anp two of chem, whereof one to be of the Quorum, to commit
that Rogue to che houfe of coprection, oꝛ otherwiſe to the gable of that
Countie, and then ſuch of the fame Rogues fo cmitted,as bp the Juſtices
of the peace then ¢ there prefent, op the moſt part of them, ſhalbe thought
fit not to be deliuered, ſhall ¢ map be lawfully bp the fame Jutkices 02 the mognes sant.
moft part of chem, be baniſhed out of this Realme, and all other the domi⸗ Ken onc of this
nions thereof, ¢ at che charges of that countrey,thalbe conucied nto fuch Raynernele
parts beyond the feas, as Hhalbe at any time hereafter fox that purpofe af: Gallies.
fianed by the prtuie Councell vnto her Maieſtie, ber heires oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛs, oꝛ
by anp vi.oꝛ moze of chem, whereof the L,Chancelloz,o2 L.Keeper of the
great ſeale, oꝛ the L. Trealurer for the time beingto be one, D> other wile
to be adiudged perpetually to the Galleys of this Realme, as by the fame
Jultices 02 the mol part of them it ſhalbe thought fit ¢ erpedient : Andif
any (uch Rogue fo banifhen as afoꝛeſaid thal returne againe into any part Jf a Rogue
ofthis realme op Dominion of tales without lawkull licenſe op warrant PanttoeD shalt
{fo to do, that in euery (uch cale (uch offence to be fellony, and the partie out licente, tris
offending therein fuffer death ag in caſe of felony ; Che (aid felony tobe ftlonx.
heard and Determined in chat County of this Realme oꝛ Tales, in which
the offendoz Mall be apprehended. 3 9.€1i3.4,
5 SIfin any Comne, Pari oꝛ Hillage,che Contkable, Heap boꝛough,oꝛ Foꝛfaiture fog
Tithingman be negligent and do not his o2 their bel indeuoꝛ fo2 the ap⸗ Foe ue,
prehention of fuch Aagabond, rogue, oꝛ Turdie beggar, which there ſhalbe gabon,
found contrary to the forme ofthis prefent Act,and to caule euerp of them
to be punithed and conucied according co the true meaning of thts preſent
act, then the fain Conable, Peavborough oꝛ Cithingman,in whom ſuch
dekault Hhalbe, ſhall looſe and forfeit foꝛ euery (uch default 1.3. And alfoif Diturving
any perlon oꝛ petfons da in anp wife diffurbe op let the execution of this tbereecution ot
Latv,o2 any part therofcicerning the puniſhment ¢ conueping of Rogues, si a
vagabonds, ſturdy beggars, oꝛ che reliefe oꝛ ſetling of pcoze impotent per⸗
ſons in any maner of wiſe, oꝛ make reſcuſſe againſt any officer oꝛ perſon
authoriſed by this prefent act fox the due execution of any the pꝛemiſſes,
the ſame perſon fo offending thal forfeit and loſe foꝛ euery ſuch offence the
ſumme of fiue pound, and thal be bound to che good behauiour, 39. Eliz. 4.
6 No
Dilealed per⸗
7 9
**
—
Vagabonds, Rogues, &c.
Bringing into 6 No perſon o2 perfons hauing charge inany voyage, in palling from
of Frith Deore CHC Realmes of Ireland oz Scotland, o from the File of Man, into this
— Realine of England, hall wittingly oꝛ willingly bꝛing oꝛ conuey, oꝛ ſut⸗ J
fons. «fer tobe bꝛought o2 conuepedin any veſſell op boate, from andout ofthe §
{aid Realine of Jreland, Scotland, oꝛ Iſſe of Wan, into the Realme of
England oz Hales o2 any part thereof, any Cagabond, Rogue oꝛ Beg⸗
gar, oꝛ anp {uch as thalbe fogced 02 very like to live by begging within the
Realme of England oꝛ ales, being borne in the fame Realmes oz
Iſſand, on paine of euery ſuch perfow ſo offending, to forfeit and loſe for
euery fuch vagabond, rogue, beggar, 02 other perfor like to liue bp beg:
ging rr. S. to the vle ofthe poore of the faid pariſh in which they were fee |
on land. And if any ſuch Wannitke,Scottith, oꝛ Iriſh Ronue,vagabony,
oꝛ beggar, be alreadie, oꝛ ſhall at any time hereafter be {et onland,o2 hall |
come intoany part of England oꝛ Aales, che fame after he or ſhe ſhall be |
puniſhed as aforelain, thalbe conuepend to the nert port 02 partth in oꝛ necre
. which chep were lanved o2 fir caine, in ſuch fort as Rogues are appoin-
ted to be by this prelent act, and from thence to be tranſported at the com:
mon charge of the countrep where they were fet on land, into thole parts
from whence thep came op were bꝛought. And euery Conttable, Deane
borꝛough, and Tithingman neglecting the due performance thereof, hall
forfeit for euery fuch offence x. $.39.€lt3.4, in A$
7 jo difealed oz impotent poore perfor ſhall at any time reſort o2 re-
fons retorting Patre fro their dwelling places to the Citp of Bathe op towne of Burton,
=! aah % oꝛ either ofthem tothe Bathes there fo2 the eale of their griekes, vnleſſe
: fuch perfon do forbeare to beg, and be licenfed to pale thither by two Jus
ſtices of peace of the Countie, where {uch perfon doch oꝛ hall then dwell
D2 remaine, and proutded fo2 to trauaile with {uch reliefe,fo and towards
his oꝛ her maintenance, as thalbe neceflarp fox the fame perfon, for the
time of {uch his o2 her trauatle, and aboade at the Citie of Gath ¢ towne
of Burton, oꝛ eitherafthem, andrecurne thence, and thall returne home
againe as thalbe limited by the ſaid licenſe, bpon pate to be reputed,
puniſhed, and bled as rogues, vagabonds, and ſturdie beggers declared by
this pꝛeſent act. And the inhabitants of the fame City of Bathe, anv
towne of Burton ſhall not in any wile be charged by chis act, with the
finding 02 reliefe ofany {uch pooꝛe people, 3 9, Eliz.4. Ging
che tutices 8 Pꝛouided alwaies that che Juttices of peace within any Counticot
roithin pene this Realme oz CHales,thal not intromit o2 enter into anp citie borough,
cel? inter. townes corporate, where be any Juſtice o2 Juſtices of the peace for
meddle there, any (ich Citie, Borough, oz Cowne copporate, for the erecution of anp
branch, art icle, oꝛ fencence of this Act, fo2 02 concerning anpoftence, mate
ter, op caule, crowing o2 arifing within the precincts, Liberties, og iuriſ⸗
dictions offuch Citic, Borough, or townes corporate, Vut thacit nap :
and Hall be lawkull to che Juſtice and Jultices of the peace Bite
| | ailifes
j
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—
,
3 Vagabonds, Rognes, &c. 393
a Boailikes, and other head officers of thoſe Cities, Borougher, Townes
coꝛypoꝛate, wherethere be ſuch Juſtices of the peace, to procecde to che
erecution ofthis Act, within the precinct and compalſe of cheir libertics,
in ſuch maner and forme as the Juſtices of peace in any Countic may oꝛ
ought ro doe within che fame Countie, by vertue of this Act sanyp ching
in this Act to the contrarie thereofin any wile notwithſtanding. 39.
€1.4 4e
9 Pꝛouided alſo chat this Act, oꝛ any ching therein contained ſhal not &. Ibemas
ertend to the poorepeople fo the time being in the Holpitall calied Saint Soucpwarke,
Thomas hofpitall, otherwiſe called the Kings hofpitall in rhe boꝛough of
South warke neere adiopning to the citieof London, but that the Mater,
Comminaltic,and Citizens ofthe fatdcitie of London foꝛ the cime being,
hall and may haue the rule,ogder, and gouernment ofthe fain Dofpitall,
andof the pooꝛe people thercin fo. the time being : any thing: in this ace
fo the contrarie notwithſtanding. 39. El.4.
10 Pꝛouided alwaies, that this Act o2 any ching therein contained, The ineiCoiette
oꝛ any attthoritie thereby qiuen, hall noe in any wile eccend to difinhe= ton ot ‘Dutton
rite pꝛeiudice, oꝛ hinder John Dutton of Dutton in the Countie of Ches reſerued.
fer Eſquire, his heires oꝛ alliqnes,for, touching, oꝛ concerning anp libers
fie, prebeminenice,authoritic,turifoiction , oꝛ inberitance , which the ſaid
John Dutton now lawkully vſeth, o2 bath , oꝛ lawfully map 02 ought to
ole within the Countie Palantine of Cheſter, and the Countie of the citie
of Chelter, 07 either of them, by reafon of anp auncient Charters, of anp
Rings of this land, o2 by reafon of any prelcription, vlage o2 title, whats
ſoeuer. 39. El. 4.
Ir All fines and forfaitures appointed, oꝛ to grow by this pꝛeſent Act, yn what fore
(ercept fuch ag are otherwile limitted and appointed bp this ppetent Act) fa beimploe
Hall wholp coe and be imployed to the ole of che reparations and mainte: ev,
nance of the fain houles of coꝛrection, and ſtocke ¢ ſtore thereof, 02 reliefe
ofthe poore where the offence thall be committed, at the difcretion of the
Julſtices of the peace of the ſame limit, citie boꝛough, oꝛ towne corporate.
And that ail fines and forfaitures appointed, oꝛ to grow bp conuiction of
any perfan, according to this prefene Acc, ſhall bp warrant onder the
bands and feales of any tino 02 moze of the *Futtices of the peace of the
ſame countie,citie,bozough, 02 towne corporate , be leuied by diſtres and
fale of the goods and chattels of the offendor, which fale hall be good in
thelaw againſt (uch offendoꝛ. And chat ifany ofthe laid offences ſhall be
confelled by the offendop, o2 chat the fame ſhall be pꝛooued bp two ſuffici⸗
ent and lawkull witneſſes, before fuch two or moze Juſtices of the peace;
Thatthen euctp tuchperfon hall foorthiwith ſtand and be in the Law cone ;
uictedthereof.39,.€1.4, estes oa -
12 Anytwo,o2 more Juttices of he peace within all che (aid feuerall determine all
Shires Civies, Bopoughes,cy Townes corperate whereok one tobe of te aet
33 tenes
* —
Vagabonds, Rogues, &e. ;
the Quorum, ſhall haute full power by authoꝛitie of this prefent Acé ta
heare,and determine all caufes that that grow og came tn queftion by reac
fon of this Ace. 39. El.a. ——— iE. — “hay 4
committer 23, CheLoy Chauncelor oꝛ Keeper of the areat Seale of England
nerstoinguive forthe time being, hall and may at all cimes hereatter by vertue of this
formance #2: nrefent Act, without further warrant, maker direct cammillion o2 come
fes of correction millions vnder the creat Seale of England, to any perfor o2 perfons;
— fe giuing them, opfome of them thereby authoꝛitie alwell by theoathes of
5ood and lawfull men, as of witneſſes, oꝛ examination of parties, 02 bp
any other latwfull waies op meanes whatfoeuer, to inquire what fummes
of money op other things haue bin, 02 hall be collected 02 gathered, fo2,
oꝛ towards theerection of any houſes of Correction, op any ſtockes op:
other things to {et pooꝛe on woke, oꝛ for the maintenance thereofat any
time after the 17. pap of Nouember, inthe eighteenth peere of the raigne
ofthe Queenes moſt ercellent Wateltie, and bp whom che fame were op
hall he collectedor gathered, and-to whole handes commen, and to what
ofe, and by wholſe direction the fame wag oꝛ fhall be imployed. And to calf
alland euery fuch perfon and perſons, ¢ their ſuerties and euery of theit
executoꝛs oꝛ adminiſtratoꝛs to an accompt : And to compel chem ¢ euery
of them by attachment of their goods 02 bodies , to appeare before them
for the fame,and to heave and determine the ſame, and to leuie ſuch monep
and chings as they (hall find not to haue bin duely imployed vpon the ſaid
houles of coprection oꝛ ſtockes, oz spon other like vſes, hauing in ſuch
other like vſes,reſpect of chinges paſt hy the fain Commiffioners to be
Mlowen of , either by diftres , anv fale of the goods and chattels; af ſuch
perfons as they thallthinke fit to be chargeable oꝛ aunſwerable for the
fame , oꝛ bp impgtfonment of their bodies at their difcretion: And the
fame Commilioners hall haue fullpower and authoritte to execute the
fame commillion accopding to the tenour and purport thereof: And all
their proceedings , Doings ,iudgements , and executions bp force and,
authoritie thereof Gallbe ,and remaine good and auaileable in the law:
which fait monep fo leuied by the ſaid Commilſſioners, hall, bee pelt:
uered and implopen fog the erecting 02 maintenance af the fame. 3.9%
»4
— ——— 4. Pꝛouided alwaies neuertheles, that euery Seafaring man lulle⸗
mgingn, ring Shbipwzacke, not hauing wherewith co relieue himfelfe in his tra⸗
uailes homewards, but hauing a teſtimoniall vnder the handoffome one
Juſtice of the peace, ot, oꝛ neere the place where helanven, ſetting dolwne,
therein the place and time, where ,and when be landed, and the place.
pf the parties dwelling; oꝛ byach, vnto tubich be is to patie, and a cone
uenient time therein to be limitted fo2 bis paflage ; ſhall and map with
out incurring the Daunger and penaltie of this Acty inthe vſuall wapes
birgotlp ta the place vnto which be is divectlp to paile, and within che
$¢ time
Vagabonds, Rogues, &e. |) View. «= 354
time it fuch bis Cettimoniall limitten for bis palage , alke anv ree
ceiue {uch reliefe, as hall be neceſſarie, in and fo2 bis pallage. 39,
Eliz 4s ; ;
15 Pꝛouided alfo, chat this ſtatute, norany ching therein contai- Chiloren one
ned chall extend to any Childzen vnder the age of vii.peeress Nor co Per peateot
anptuch Glaſſemen as thall be of good behauiour, and doe trauaile in or
chꝛeugh anp Countrie without begging , hauing licence fo2 their tras Glallemen.
uelling onder che handes and ſeales of thꝛee Juſtices of the peace ofthe
fame Countic, where thep traucll, whereof ane tobe of the Quorum,
9,814. git
: 16 This pꝛeſent Act hall be proclaimed inthe next quarter Seſſion
62 Seflions in euery Countie, and tn {uch other market Cowes o2 pla:
ces, as by the moze part of the Juſtices of peace inthe ſaid Seſſions hall
he agreed and appointed. 39.C1i5-4. Chis Act co endure to the env of
the firſt Seſſion of the next Parliament.
1Myhat act done by any ſeruant fhall procure him to be puniſhed ax
a vagabond.S.Labourers 8, Nace
2 Whatact done by any poore or impotent perfon fhall caufe him
_ tobe accompted , vfed, or punifhedas a vagabond. S. Poore people
4.8.9.1 6.
‘i That a Souldier or Marinertakenforging or counterfaiting a cer⸗
tificat, fhall be adiudgeda vagabond.S, Captaines 24... |
View.
7 Few thall not be graunted, but in cafe where the view is necellarie: EBS
as itone looſe {and bp vefaule:; ¢ be that looſeth, bꝛingeth a wit to table, ana
demaund the ſame land: And in cafe where one bp an exception dilatozie, 7 not.
abateth a wit after the view, as by nontenure , 02 mifnaming of the
towne, oꝛ fuch tke, tf he purchale an other wit, in this cafe and in the
tale befoze mencioned, the view (hall not be qraunted, if be had biew in
the firſt wꝛits. In a watt of Dower ; where the demaundis ofland that
the huſband alieued ta the tenant; o2 bis aunceltors , where the tenant
ought not to be ignoꝛant what land che hulband did alien to him op his
aunceſtor, though che huſband died not ſeiſed, pet biew thaltnot be gran:
ted, In a wit of Entre alſo that isabated,becaule the demaundant mile
named the entreifbe purchaſe an other wꝛit of Cntre; tf the tenant
had vlew in the firſt wzit; he thall not hatte it in the ſecond. In all wzits
| allo where lands be demaunded by reafonof a Demiſe made bp the de⸗
maundant oꝛ bis aunceſtour vnto the tenant, and not to his aunceſtour
as that he demiſed to him being within axe, not whole of minde , bee
ing in prilon, and (uch like, view thall * be graunted: Wut tf the demiſe
SSDS MEAN SUE ORs 4. Sha ’ were:
J
a
Villenage & Villaines. Vitailes, Vitailers:
were made to his aunceſtour, the view thall lie as it hath done before,
CU elf. 2, 1 3.0.1 48.
Villenage and Villaines.
Commiſſions ————— map be pleaded, and a Uillaine may be ſeiſed by his Loꝛd,
a —— Vthoughthe villaine hatte a wait of Libertate probanda hananig,2 56
ofvillaines, €0,3,15, Upon their Loꝛdes requeſt ſpeciall commiffions thall be crane
ted tothe Juſtices of peace ,o2 other fuffictent perfons to inquire of vile.
jaines which voc vſe themfelues rebellioufly ,and will not be tuftifien bp
their Loꝛds. And alfo of their councellogs and maintainogs, which Come
miMoners Mall haue power , to heare and determine the fame , and to im⸗
prifon the offendozs, 1,12, 2.6, ey
Tiltained fr = =2 Choughanpmans villaine noe flic into any citie,towne, op place in:
tng their lords. franchifen and Doe faine any {uit againtt his Lozd,to the intent by chat
meanes to become free, pet the Lon thall not be barren of his villaine,
becaule of bis anfwere in law.9. R.2.2. Mies |
Cognifanceof 3 No weit hall be abated bp anerceptionof cognifance of villenage,
villenazge. ikthe demaundant will auerre chat be which alleagen the exception was
free the vay of the weit purchaled. 37. Ed. 3. 17 vy
Vitailes, Vitailers.
Clitatles Clery man that hringeth vitatles whatloeuer they be to the Citie of
coo London, bp land op bp water; map freclp fell chefanie to tuhomit that
pleafe him, without being interrupted oꝛ impeached by any F iſher, Bute,
cher, Pulter, 02 any other whatſoeuer. And the Maioꝛ and Aldermen of
the {aid Citic may rule ¢ redzelle thenefaults of Fithers, Butchers, and.
Pulters, as they doe ofthale which fell bꝛead, ale, og wine, 3 1. Ed. 3. 10.
“R62, 18¢S;Mecchants ry 933 itd Coiinig nea J
Aliens brings 2 QU Foꝛreins and Aliens being in friendthip withthe Queene and
ing in eae he Reakinte, andcomming withinthe Citie of Nondon and ocher Cities,
mm srofle,2b2 Boroughes,and Townes within the Realme alwell witbinliberties.as
without, with fith. and alfocher vitatles,and there tarping and returning:
againe totheir otune Countries, thal be vnder the Queenes ſafegard, anv:
{peciall piotection, Anvit hall belawfultorhem, ¢ euery of them to cut
their fith, ¢ditailes in pieces and in part, bpretaile, opin groſſe as it hall:
feeme bett vnto them to fell the fame; and make ther profite thereof with
out the hinderance 02 contradiction of any man, 6. R.ꝛ. 10. 1,3),4,87>
And if any man diſturbe anp Foꝛreine o2 Alien to fell cheir ſiſh in groſſe,
oꝛ bp retatle,in part,op in the whole contrariesto the foꝛeſaid opdinance,
and is thereof attainted at the Queene oꝛ theparties fuite he thall foꝛe
fait xl. pounds Ano he that will (ue fog the Queene, oꝛ for hinfelfe ſhall
haue the one halfe,and the Queene the other. And he char will fue for che
Queene oꝛ himſelfe, fop any offence committen within the Cit ie of L ons:
DON, contrarie to the foꝛeſaid ſtatute map ſue in what Countie he will of
the Counties of Middleſex, Hartloꝛd. Eſſex, Kent, Surrey,oꝛ in the es |
of
. V itailes , Vitailers. 355
of London, 14,30.6.6.$.Merchant'1. : GUM
3 Citatlers (hall haue reafonable gaine, and no mope, according to the aye prices of
limitation ¢ diſcretion of the Juſtices of peace, bpon pait to be grieuouſſy neetE eae
puniſhed after the vifcretion of the fame Juſtices where no pat is limit? trices of peace,
ged incettaine, 13. R.2.8.
4 Butchers, Fithmongers, Doftelers , Brewers, Bakers, Pulters, —
andð all other ſellers of all maner of vittaile,ſhall be bound to fell the fame bie pres, ie
bitaile for areafonable price, hauing reſpect co the pptce that {uch vitatle
is fold at in the places adioyning, ſo that che fame fellers haue a moderate
gaine, t not ercefliue,reafonablp to be required, accopding to the diſtance
ofthe place from whence the (aid vitatles be cavied, and tf any fell {uch
vitailes in anp other maner,and thereof be conuict he ſhall pap the double
ofthe fame,that be fo receiucd to the partie damnified, oꝛ tn default of him,
to any other that will purfue in bis bebalfe, And the Maioꝛs, and Bailikes
of Cities, Borourhes merchant Cownes, and the Pogts of the Sea, and
other places, haue power to inquire of all and finguler which hallinanp -
thing offend the fame, aud toleute the fatd paineto the vſe of them at
whole ſuite {uch offendozs hall be conuice , And in cafe the fame Maioꝛs
and Bailifes be negligent in doing execution of the premifles,and thereof —
he conuict before the Queenes Juſtices, then the fame Wators and Bat-
lifes thall be compelled by the fame Juſtices to pay the treble ofthe ching
{o fold,to the partie damnified, o2 to any other in defaule of him that will
purfue: And alfo ſhall be grieuouſſy punithes bythe Queene, 2 3. Ed. 3,6,
And no perfon other then {uch Maiors, Batlifes,o2 Gouernoꝛs before re- —— —
hearſed, hauing kranchiſes, and ſurueying of vitailes, and coꝛrection of ——
the fame, 02 other intituled bp point of charter, ſhall by colour of any let⸗
ters patents vſe any office of ſurueying, 02 correcting of vitailers within
anp Cities, Boꝛoughes, oꝛ other places,npon paine of fopfatture fo euery
default to che Queene and Jnfopmer rl, pound, to be recouered by A, of
debe, wherein no CU, €.39,¢c, 12. Ed.4.8. |
5 Upon euery complaint mave of any enhaunting of prices of Cheele, The pricesot
Butter,Capons,Dens,Chicking, and other vitailes necellarie for mens tenby the D.
futtenance, without caute reafonable ,in anp pare of the Queenes domi: Paynene®
nions , the Lor Chaunceloz the Lord Crealozer , the Loyd Preſident *
of the QucenesCountell,the Lord Peꝛiuie feale,the Logs Steward ,the
Loꝛd Chamberlaine , and all other Lopdsof the Queenes Counfell , the
Trealorer,and Comptroller of the Qucenes houle,the Chauncelor of che
Duchie of Lancatker,the Queenes Juſtices of either Bench, the Chaun⸗
celoꝛ, Chamberlaines, onder Crealozer, and the Barons of the Queenes
Cichequer oꝛ feauen ofthem at chelealt, whereof the Low Chauncetop,
the Loꝛd Treaſorer, the Lord Pzeſident ofthe Nueenes Councell,or the
Loꝛd Pꝛiuie feale, ta be one : haue power from time to time, asthe cafe
fhall require, toler ¢tarereafonable pꝛices of all fuch kindes of vitailes
3% 3 aboue
\ Virailes , Vitailers.
aboue ſpecified, how they thall be ſold in groſſe oꝛ by retaile, for reliefe of
the Queenes fubiects, and after ſuch prices fet and tared in koꝛme akore⸗
fai, proclamation thall b> mave in rhe Qucenes name , vnder the great
Seale, ofthe ſaid patces, in ſuch part of this Realme ,as thall he conue⸗
nient for the fame, 25. H. 8.2. |
—— 6 All kermors, owners, bꝛoggers, and allother vitailers keeping any
pauevitates Of the kinds of vitailes afore rebearfed , to the intent ta fell, ſhall fell the
Ges 2mutt ſame to fuch the Queens fubiects,as will buy thẽ, at fuch pꝛices as thal be
tbe perce taxen. {et by the laid proclamation, vpon the paines to be limitted in the fain pro⸗
clamation to be forfatced, ¢ leuied to the Queenes vſe, in ſuch wile as bp
the fame proclamation thail be declared. 5. H.8. 2.
Head ofticers 7) Chis Act hall not be hurefull to Watogs , Bailtfes , 02 other Offi⸗
— Bene of Cities, Boꝛoughes, ¢ Townes copporate , noꝛ to anp perfons, oꝛ
fer prees of vodies politique hauing authoꝛitie to let pices of {uch vitailes, oꝛ of anp
witales. of chem, but thep and euery of them may (ct prices thereof,as tf this Act
pad neuer bin made, 25. H.8.2.
Mae 8 Noperſon oꝛ perfons (vnlelſe it be bylicence vnder the Queenes
—— great Seale) thall carrie oz conuey, oꝛ cauſe ta be carried oꝛ conueyed any
porten without Toꝛne, Beeues, wuttons,Cicales,porkes, butter,capons,hens,chickens,
Beats pr other vitailes necellarie for mens ſuſtenance, to any the parts bepond
the Sea, (ercept onelp fo2 vitailing of Wakkers,(Bariners,¢ Merchants
of (hips palling the Seas: And allo except barrelled Butter ¢ Meale ta
be carricd to the partiesof Ireland, as hath bin accuttomen ) vpon paine
of fonfateing of che balue of the thing carried contrarie tachts Ace, to the
, DQ. and J.tc.to be recouered by A. J.ec. wherein nol. C49, G25),
8,2, Foꝛ the tranſpoꝛting of Cone, S.Corne 1.2.6.7.
powthe pices, g N o Officer ina Citieor Boꝛough, which by reafon of his office
of ueattrs Hoar ought ta keeu che AMile of wines ¢ vitailes, fo long as he thal be in office
a witatler ts - (hall (cll wine o2 vitatles in groſſe, oꝛ by retaile, vpon pane to fogf. the
chisleoMet. “rine lold to the Queene, whereof the third part thall be deliuered to him
that ſued the offendoꝛ. 12. Ed.2. 6. But whenſoeuer any vit ailer is cho⸗
{en to beare any office within any Citie, Goꝛough, oꝛ Cowne corꝛpoꝛate.
which forthe time that be ſhall be in ſuch office ſhould haue the aſſeſſing €
correction, {o2 felling of vitatles , then twa diſcreet and honett perfons oF
‘the faite Citic, Boꝛough, eee neither oft hem being a vitatter, hal be cho⸗
‘fen by the Comminattic of the fame citie , borough, tc. inlike koꝛme as
rhe fain Officer thall be cholen s which twa perfons with the fain Dificer
Mall be ſworne ceuelp co {elle and ſet the prices ann allifes of vitatlethere
for the time chat anp {uch vitailer (hall abide in the fain office: And then te
Mail be latwfullco eucey of the lato Ditters; after the ſame vitailes be ſet
and alteſled by the lame Officer, ane the fain fain two perſons, oꝛ one of
Phen, (the other being abſent) ta marchant ſell wines, and all other
hitaiics tu groſſe, and at retaile, during the time pe ſhall be in —
95 3 8 Cf,
*
- #
9
9
J
a
Vniuerfities. Voucher, &Counrerpiea of Voucher. 356
office without anp thing: therefore to fopfait’, Che fozeTaitshatce! of
1 2, Gd, 2, 02 any other ſtatute not withltanding. Bi, 39,8, 8;
10 But this Act ſhall not ertend co diſcharge any minilter of the ei London,
ties of London Morke,¢ Couent rie noꝛ none of them, foz any wine op bi: Poe aR
taile,to be fold by anp retaile within auy of. che Lain Cities. 3. H. 8.8. nisi
a1. Aremedie againit confpiracies’ made. by opener fo felling ci
vitaile. S. Artificers .2.Corporations7. 171) 2°
2 ‘Thatno vitailerfhall be a — Queene caitlage. * Pats
ueyors 12.
3 When, and in what cafes Corne te enhee Vu may be tenor
ted, and when not. S.Corne. oiNeOs HE STG Ti
- Thatitis Felonieto conuey away vise puovided ape vitai-
ae of SouldicrseS. Armour t2e oy o>. ?
| Vniverfit ities,
Tis no Gouernour of any Colledge ineit — the Voie ties Reteruewente
fhall make any Leafe of their landes , but thal telerue —
the third part of their oldrent in Corne.s. Leafes 4.
_ 2 In what cafes the Queenes Purueyors be re(trained toeake —
within flue miles of either of the Vniuerſities andi in whatnot, 5. Pure
Hepes 3.243 2024s
~ Thatthe Chauncelor sVicechanncelor ,and, ———— ofthe
—— ties, with ——— of peace, may anges of the, default a be
—— S. Iuſtice olpeace 69. 33-44 ikintenc | Matos
t Voucher, and Counterplea of — Anu
VV; Den anp demaundeth land again an other, and che partie that Q tenant inte
is impleaded voucheth to warrantit and the vouchee denieth hts piesa 5 —
worrantie in this cafe,lthe as the tenant ſhould looſe the land in demaund hee deneth
in cafe where he vouched, and the vouchee could diſcharge himſelle of the the warrantie.
warrantie: In the fame wile ſhallthe vouchee looſe in cafe where he de⸗
nieth bis warrantie,and it be found and tried againſt him that he ts bound
to warrantie. Andie an Enqueſt be vepending betweene che. tenant and.
the bouchee, and the demandant doth deſire a vnit to cauſe the: Jurie to
appeare, tt ſhall be graunted vnto him, Aeſt. 2. 13. Ed. 1.6.0 29
2 Imnavꝛit of Mortdauncetter,ofCofinage, of Aiel, Nuper * of
intruſion, and otherlike wꝛits whereby lands o2 tenements are deman⸗
dev which ought to diſcend, reuert, remaine, oꝛ eſcheat bp theneath of any
aunceſtor, oꝛ otherwiſe; if the terant vouch to warrantie, andethe deman⸗
dant counterpleadeth him; and will auerre bp Aſſile, and by the countrie,
0) otherwile, as the Court will award, thacthe tenant oꝛ his aunceſtout
(whoſe hewe he is) was the lirſt that entrevafter the death ok him whole
ferfon he demandeth, the auerrement of the demandant thal be receiuen,if
the tenant wall abide cherupon,¢ ifnat.be thal be further compelled co au
33 4 other
dant will auerre in forme aforefaid , his auerrement thall be admitted
Tlouchee in
writsof Cue
tre. ?
‘Warrantia
chartz.
Tloucher of
a Dead man,
One implea
ded in London
TORS EME as
“eo thither, and the Juſtices thal cauſe che warranto. tobe ſummoned
-. Voucher, and Counterplea of Voucher.
other anfinere, And ina wait of Right, tf the tenant vouch to warrantic,
and che demandant will counterplead him, and be readte to auerre bp the
countrie, that he that ig vouched no2 his anceſtoꝛs had neuer feifon of the
Land 02 tenement demanded , fee o2 feruice by che hands of the tenant og
his anceſtors, fince the time of him of whoſe ſeiſon the vemandant decla-
reth, vntill the time that the wit was purchaled, anv the plea moued,
whereby he might haue infeoffen the cenant o2 bis anceftors,then thal the
auerrement of che demandant be received, if the tenant will abine theres
upon, and if not,the tenant thal be further compelled to an other anfwere, —
TGell.14 3. Ed.1.39. And whatfoeuer tenant do pouch, and the deman⸗
whitherthe partie bouched be abfent op prefent withoue any reſpect had
thereunto, An,20,€0,1, Stat. de vocatisad warrantum. |
3 Im all wꝛits of Entre which make mencion of degrees, none ſhall
vouch out of the Line, oz in other weitsof Entre, where no mencion is
made of degrees, wiich weits fhall not be maintained but incales where
the other writs of degree cannot Ite noꝛ hold place, An,3 1. Ed. 1.39.
. SE percafe the tenant hath a deede that compꝛiſeth warrantie of an
other man; which is bound in none of the cafes afoxefain to warrantie of
an elder degree, his recouerie hall be faucd vnto him by a weit of War-
rantia charte out of the Chauncerte when he will purchale tt, but che plea
fhall not be delaied therefore, CHet, 1, 32.€,1.39, Bish ot
5Itthe tenant will bouth to warrantic a dead man, andthe deman⸗
pants will auerre that the vouchee is bead; 02 thatthere is none ſuch,
their auerrement ſhall be receiued without moze delay, 18,0, 3.18,
6 Bfonebeingimpleaned in che Citie of London doe vouch a foꝛrein
to warrantie the Maioz and the Bailifes hall aviourne the parties bee
fore the Iultices of the Bench at a cert aine dap ,and (hall fend their ree
before them, and ſhall trie the warrantie, And the Waioz and the Wats
lifes fhall ſurceaſe tn the meane time tn the matter that dependeth before
them by writ, vntill {rch time as the warrantie be determined before
the Juttices of the Bench: Ano when the matter hall be determined,
conumandement (hal begiuen to the bouchee to depart onto the Citie, and
to anſwere vnto the firft plea, and the demandant at bis luite ſhall haue a
mit from the Juttices of the Bench onto the Wainy and Bailifes, that
thep thal pꝛoceede in the plea : Ann if the demandant recouer,the tenant
thalfcome tothe Juſtices ofthe Bench, and haue a writ to the Watop and
Bailikes, chat incaleche cenant haue lot histand,they thallcauleitcobe |
extended, and returne the fame extent onto the Bench at a certaine bay,
any after tt (hall be commanded to the Shirifeot che hire where the wars
rantez was ſummoned,that he hall cauſe the tenant to haue of thefands
afthe warrantoz to che tike value, And éf i¢fogcune that the tenant —
got Ie nefa
Vpholfters. Vſes. 357
dekault at the dap that is alliqned him in the Bench, then thall chere coe
forth a wꝛit from the Juſtices of the bench tothe Maioꝛ and Batlifes to
feife the land demaunded into the Queeneshandes by petie Cape, anv
tofummon the tenat that he be at the hoiſtings at a certaine dap, whereat
the Juſtices hall be aduiſed to give tudgement bpon the fame dekanlt if
he cannot faue it: and tf he can faue it, then the Juſtices thall be certified
thereof by their reco2d, and bp the fame record thep hall pleade the wars
rantic, Gloucetf,6,€0,1,12, Anno 9. 0,1, Articul, Stat. Gloucelter,
1 Where the feoffor may be vouched by reafon of the words, Dedi
& Conceffiin his deede. $,Warrantie.
Vpholtters. 7
D perfon thallmake, tothe intent to fell, 02 offer to be lold, ante fe- ————
therbed, boiſter, oꝛ pillow, except the fame be ftutfen with opie pullen eae
fethers, 02 cleane downe onelp, without mingling of ſcalded kethers, fen erg, pillotucs,
Downe, thiſtle downe, fand, lime , grauell, vnlawkull 02 corrupt ftuffe,
haire, oꝛ any other, vpon paine of fopfaiture of all ſuch fetherbens,bolfter,
and pillowes, and euery of them ſo offered to be fold, 02 the value thereot
tothe Q, and J. to be recouered by A, F,.ec, wherein no M.c. C79, te,
11,10.7,19.5,€0,6,23¢
2 No perfon thall make, to the intent to fell, o2 offer, oꝛ put tofale, cerpat mute
anie Quilt, Matreſſe, oꝛ Cuſhions, which tall be fuffen with any other —
ſtuffe chen fethers,wooll,o flocks alone, vpon pain offoꝛfaiture of all and apt ley
euery {uch quilts,matrefles, oꝛ cuſhions fo fold 02 offered to be fold, 02 the
value thereof tothe Q.and J, to be recoueren bp A. I. tc, wherein no CU.
&c, C.D. EC> 11 H.7.1 » 5. Ed.
eS.
Deve anp perfor perfons be or ſhalbe feifen of, x in any manors, The ettate tn
lands,tenements, rents ſeruices, reuerlions, remainders, oꝛ other Policition cone
hereditaments, to the vſe, confidence, 02 truſt of any other perfon 02 per- that hathrhe
fons,o2 ofany bodie politike by reaſon of anp bargaine, fale, feoffement, Wits
fine, recoueric, couenant, contract, agreement, will, oꝛ othertwile bp anie
meanes whatfoeuer : In every {uch cale,euery {uch perfon and bodie polts
tike,that baue o2 thal haue anp {uch ble, confivence,op truſt, in fee fimple,
fee tatle, foz terme of life,of yeeres oꝛ other wile, o2 any ble, confivence, og
truſt in remainder, o2 reverter, Hall Land ¢ be adiudged tn lawfull {eifon,
eſtate, x poſſeſſion, of, ¢ inthe fame lands ec, and hereditamẽts with their
appurtenances, to-all intents, of ¢ in {uch like eftates,as thep hav o2 thall
haue in vfe, truff, o2 confivence, of, 02 inthe fame. And the effate, title,
right, ¢ pollellion chat was in thé that were, oꝛ thalbe ſeiſed of anp tands,
tenements, 02 herenitaments, to the ofe, confidence, 02 truſt of any other,
fhalbe adiudged to be in him, 02 them, that haue, o2 ſhall haue (uch vole ec,
after fuch maner and condition, a3 thep had beloꝛe, in oz tothe vle tc, that
was in them, 27,10,8 TQ,
2 ANhere
Vies, Vfury. i
Qtuacemane 2 CCibere diners perfons be, 02 ſhall be tointly ſeiſcd of and ——
zee OE Lands, tenements,rents,reuerfions, remainders, oꝛ other hereditaments,
chen, tothe vſe, conſidence, 02 crud of any of them, that be fo totnely fetfen, chen
he or they, which haue, oꝛ thall haue any {uch ofe ec, ſhall hauc only cobint
02 them {uch eftate, poſſeſſion ann ſeiſon of and inthe fame lands 02 other
hereditaments in like maner, condition and courle; as be 02 thep had bee
fore inthe vleofsbefamelanag¢c.27,,8,10, | |
Gauingofoe 3 Sauing to all and finguler perfons, and bodies politike, their heirs |
ac ann ſucceſſors, (other then thoſe which beoe thalbe leiſed of anplanns €c, —
‘ to any ofe,) all fuch right, title, entre intereſt, poſſeſſion, rents, and action,
as they, 02 any of them hav, o2 might hauehad befoze the makingofthis —
act, And allo fauing to all and ſinguler thoſe perfons and totheir hetres,
which be, o2 ſhalbe feifen to any vfe, all fuch former rights, titles, intereſt,
poſſeſſion, rents, cultomes ſeruices ¢actions, as any of them might haue {
bad co his owne hfe, ino to anp manozs,lands, tenements, rents, oꝛ heres
pitaments whereafthep be or ſhall be ſeiſed to any orher ule, as il this act
had neuer been made. 27. H. d. 10.
Vand aſſured to 4 There diuers perſons be ſeiſed of, and in any lands tenements, 0
Puuld besa. hereditaments in fee fimple,oz otherwile, to the vle op intent; that fome o⸗
out ot the fame. ther perfon op perfons thal haue perelp to him oꝛ them, and to his 02 their
heirs one annual rent outofthe famelandes €c, and fome other one other
annual rent to him ¢ his allignes foz terme of life,peres,o2 for fome other
{peciall time, according to fuch vſe as hath been heretofore declared : in e⸗
erp fuch cafe the fame perlons,their beirs ¢ allignes that haue ſuch dle, €
interelt, to haue any {uch annuall rents out. of fuch lands ec halbe adiud⸗
med tobe in pollellion of the fame rent, of andin fuchlike efate as thep
bad inthe title,interett, op vle of the ſaid rent, oꝛ profit, and as it a ſuffict⸗
ent grant, 02 lawfull conueiance, ban been made and erecutedto then by
fuch as were o2 ſhalbe ſeiſed to the vſe of anp fuch rent, Ano all (uch per⸗
fon and perfons as haue op hereafter ſhall haue any title, ole, and intereſt,
in 02 to anie ſuch rent oꝛ pzofite, ſhall lawfully diftraine foꝛ nonpatment
of the ſame rent, and in their owne names make auowries, o2 bp their
hailiks oꝛ ſeruants make cogniſances and iuſtifications, and haue all other
ſuites, entries, and remedies fo the rents, as ifthe lame rents, had bin
actually and really granted to chent with {ufficient clauſes of diſtres
reentrie oz otherwiſe, accoꝛding to {uch conditions,pains, or other things.
appointed bpon the truſt anv intent fox paiment, o2 ſuerty of tue rent,
27.h. 8. 10.V. Dier Fol. 362.
— =e SS SF Se eC”
—_= = Ooeest OT
2 = eee e™ ee — — —
Viurie.
Selling — 70 perfon oꝛ perfons, of what ettate or — ſoeuer * they be,
ington azain E Wail by himtelfe, factop, acturney, ſeruant op deputie, fell his mare
chanvises 02 wares to anp perfono2 perfons, and within thee moneths —
next alter bp himlelke, facto2, atturnep, deputie, og by anie other to bis
hfe
ball
Viurie. 358
vſe buy the Came marchandifes 02 wares 02 ante parcell thereof, vpon a
leſſer peice, knowing them to be the fame, that he before did fo bargaine
oꝛ fell, vpon the paines and forfaicures hereafter limited in this ttatute,
37, Den, 8,9, |
2 No perſon oꝛ perfons of what ettate ec, by way of anp coꝛrupt har: mo man mart
gaine, lone, exchange, cheuifance, thift, intevett of anp wares, marchan: fee atone eM
bize, 02 other thinas whatfoeuer, o2 by ante other corrupt og Deceit full ving of Eu torz
Wap 02 meane, oz by anie couin, Jngin, 92 decetcfull wap of conueiance, one rere.
ſhall haue, receiue, o2 take lucre 02 gains, for che foꝛbearing oꝛ giuing
bate ofpaiment of one whole pere, of, and fo2 His money op other ching
that thalbe due for the fame wares, marchandifes, o2 other chings aboue
x.k. in the C, and ſo after the rate and not aboue, of, and foꝛ a more oꝛ leſſe i
ſumme, 02 foz longer o2 ſhoꝛter time, enamore greater gaine or ſumme
thereupon to be had s vpon the paines and forfaitures hereafter limitted
€C, 3 7-10,8,9, |
& 3 Jifanicperfon oꝛ perfons doe bargaine and (ell, 02 fap to morgane Mone hal tare
by any wates op meattes, any manogs, andes, tenements, oꝛ heredita- Sages
Ments, to anyother bpon condition ofpatment, o2 non paiment of anp of C.ti. fo2 a
lumme 02 ſummes of monep to be made at any Day certaine, op bekoze ax or morgage oe
np ſuch day, by him that hall fo bargaine, lell oꝛ lay to moꝛgage the fame lands.
{ands ec.che fame perſon oꝛ perſons to whom anp ſuch lands ec, halve fo
bargained, fold, oꝛ laid to morgage, hallnot by reafon thereof, haue ne
take in lucre, oꝛ gaines of the iſſues, reuenues, and profites of the fame
{ands,¢c, aboue x.k. inthe C.foꝛ one whole peere, and fo after the rate a⸗
boueſaid, for a more oꝛ teller ſumme, foꝛ a longer o2 ſhoꝛter time, and no
moꝛe, oꝛ otherwile, vpon the paines and foꝛtfaitures hereafter limitted.
7.0.8.9,
: 4 Jf any perfor o2 perfons ſhall do anp act 02 thing contrarie to the wae korf. ot ene
tenor, forme, and effect of this tatute, oz anp claule, article, 02 fentence — inths
contaiued inthefame, then alland eueryoffendoz and offendoꝛs therein j
oꝛ in any part thereof, ſhall forfait foꝛ euerp {uch offence the treble value
of the wares, marchandifes, and other thing 02 things fo bargained, (ol,
changed or ſhifted, ann the treble value of the iſſues and profits of che fain
{ands, tenements, and hereditaments, fo taken, had, oꝛ receiued bp reaſon
of any fuch bareain,fale,or moꝛgage, to the Q.and J.to be rec,bp 4, J.tc.
wherein no M.E. P.c. And allo ſhall {uffer imprifonment of his bony,
and make fine andranfome at the Queenes pleaſure. 3 7. H.8.9.
5., But this act thall not ertend to anp lawful obligation indorſed Te there banns
with a condition, noꝛ to any ature oz recognifance made foꝛ the paiment the ttat.erten>
of a leſſe ſumme, fothat the fame be mane for a true, tutte a perfect debt, dethnot.
62 for the performace of anp other true couenants made between the par:
fies, other then in cafes ofvſury, intereſt, coꝛrupt bargaines, ſhift o2 cheui⸗
farice, Ne pet ſhall extend to any recoucry, tine, feoffement,releate, confir
Sony : Matton,
*
V furie.
mation, 02 grant mabe vpon condition, with a true intent, otberthen to
fuch as ſhalbe made vpon condition ercending to vſurie, intereſt, corrupt
bargaines, thiftes, o2 cheutfance, Any thing tn this act contained, 02 ante
other ſtatute tc, 37. H.8. 9.
au aſſurantes 6 All bands, contracts, and aſſurances collaterall o2 other, to be made
— fox payment of any prꝛincipall, op monep to be lent, oꝛ couenant to be per⸗
fhalbereferues formed, bpon, o2 for any vſury in lending, o2 doing of any thing againſt
art void. theſaid act of 37. H.8. vpon o2 by which lone, o2 doing, there thalbe rec
ſerued o2 taken aboue the rate of ¢.P, for the C.foꝛ one pere,thalbe vtterlp
voit, and the fame fatute of 37. hH.8. thall be mot largely and ſtrongly
conſtrued for the repelling of vſurie and againſt all perſons chat thall of:
fend againk the true meaning of the fait ſtatute, bp any way oꝛ deuile di⸗
rectly, oꝛ indirectly, 13. Eliz.8.3 9.Eliz.18.
Bꝛokets.Soli-· 7 All Brokers, Solicitors, anv dꝛiuers of bargains, foz contracts,
ents: pare oꝛ other Doings againſt the ſaid ftatute 37, 1D. 8, whereupon thall be re⸗
ſerued o2 taken moze then after the rate of x. P, for thelone of C.P. for —
apere, ſhall be to all intents tuvged, puniſhed anv vſed as counfellozs,
attoꝛnies, 02 aduocates , in anp cafe of Premunire. Ann, 13, Eliz. 3,
39, £113,138,
wethattareth 8 All vlurie, loane, and forbearing of money, oꝛ giuing dates koꝛ koz⸗
be 7 Te tote bearing of money, by way of loane, cheuifance, fhifts, fale of wares, con-
fait the antetett tract, oꝛ other doings whatſoeuer, koꝛ gaine, mencioned in the fain ftatute
only, of 37.1,8,twhereupon is not referued o2 taken o2 couenanted to be refers
ued, paied, o2 gitten,to the lenver, contractoz, hifter, koꝛbearer, o2 deliue⸗
rer, aboue the fumme often pound fo2 the loane, 02 fozbearing of a hun⸗
dred pound for one peere, 02 after that rate for a moze, op leſſer ſumme 02
time, thall be puntthen in forme following, viz, Euery ſuch offendoz a⸗
gaint thts branch of this pꝛeſent ſtatute thal forfatc fo much as thalbe re⸗
feruen by wap of Alury aboue the principal, for any money fo to be lene
02 koꝛboꝛne, all {uch forfeitures to be recouered and emploied, as is limited
for forfaitures by the fai former ſtatute of 37. H.8. And eueryperſon of⸗
fending in vlury, ſhikts, o2 cheutfance againſt chis act, and not taking but
only after the rate ofr, k. inthe C. oꝛ onder for apere, thalbe onelp punts
then by che pains and forfaitures pꝛouided by this act, againſt {uch as hall
not take aboue the rate off, £ inthe C. for apeere and not otherwile.
13. Eliz.8.3 9.Eliʒ. 18.
Puniſhyment 9 IE anpperfon ſhall offend contrary to the laid ftat, of 37. Hh. 8. then
ccheua he ſhall and map alſo be puniſhed —— to the eccleſiaſticall lawes
heretokoꝛe mane againit vſury. 1 3.€1i3,8,3 9,€lisi1 8,
Dephanes, 10 Chis ſtatute doth noc ertend vnto any allowances fo2 the finding
of Daphanes, accozbing to the ancient cultomes of the citie of Lonbon, —
02 anp other citie, where like over is for the cuffodie of Oꝛphanes and
their goods, as ig tn the fain citie, 13, £113,8, 39, C1i3,18,
; Wager
J aes of lawe. Wales. 59
SEH Wageroflawe. ‘
1D Bailike wai put any mat to bis open law, noꝛ to bis oth bpon His Vethat wageth
own bare report, without faithful witnelles bough in fop the lames pring others to
Maz. Chart.9.10,3.28, (were with him.
2 Ikany be grieued oꝛattached by bis bovie i in London bY any a man may
of the fame citte, ſurmiſing the defendant to be his debrour, and that be ——
will poue by his papers, hauing neither deede nop taile, inthis cafe the nets papers,
defendant ſhalbe receiued to bislaw, bp people of bis owne condition az
gaint fuch papers, and the credito2 hall take (uertp by fome other way if
he will, without putting the party to plead to an enqueſt, tf he will not of
bis owne good will, 38. Ed. 3.5. But by the cuſtome of London, tf che
debtor fet hishand to the creditozs booke, he cannot wage his tat, And
the cuſtomes of the fame citie be confirmed by 14,€0,3,1, and diuers o⸗
ther ſtatutes.
3 In an action of debt brought vpon the arrerages of accompt the catawer oftate
Juſtices ofthe Queenes court and other Juſtices before whom {uch ſuits “a nett —
and actions ſhalbe in cities and boꝛoughs ſued and taken, haue power to —
examine the Atturnies ¢ other whom it pleaſe chem, and thereupon to re⸗
ceiue the defendants to their law, oz to trie che matter by navel aceor=
Ding tothe diſcretion of the fame Suir and Judges. sD. 48,
SEI TG Sa Tithe ales.
“De coe rountrey opdomninion of ttales thal. and and continue foy ee GHlales anner ·
“tee iacoꝛpoꝛated vnited.x annexed, to. and with thisrealme of Eng: & Sa ane.
* and al and finguler perſon and perfons boꝛne eto be borne inthe fain: pies Galette
principaliticcounereyorbominionsf CHales, hall haue,enioy, e inherit
all and ſinguler freedomes,; liberties rights pꝛiuiledges, and laws, with:
in chis realme, otherthe Q. dominions as ether the D,fubieets natu⸗
rally boꝛne within che ſame, haue, enioy, and inherit, andthe lawes ordi⸗
nances anv ſtat. of this realme of England foꝛ euer, and none other, fhalbe
had, vfen,practifene executed inthe fain countrey oꝛ dominion of Wales
andeuerp part thereof, inlike maner,forme,and order, as thep be € ſhalbe
inthisvealine, anvinfuch like maner and foꝛme az hereafter ial be furs
ther ellabliſhed and oꝛdained. 27,10,8,26,
‘2 The Adominion, principality, and countrey of Wales ig Divided cotates niuinen
into rit.thiresyof the which eight haue bin thires offong ¢ ancient cime, ito totes and
viz. Glamorgon,Carmarthin, Yembeoke, Cardigan, Flinte, Caernauan, ——
Angleſey, and Merioneth. And 4, were newly ogdained bp che fat, of 27,
18,26, biz;Radno2, Bꝛeeknock, Wountgomerp, € Denbighe, ouer and
beſide che thive of Monmouth, and diuers other dominions, Loꝛdſhips, ¢
manoꝛrs in the matches of cAales, vnited ¢ annexed to the thires of Saz
lop Meveford, and Glocetter, and ouer andbelives the town of Hauerfoꝛd
welt Which is a countie init {elfe, And che limitations of hundꝛeds made
ode - fata thires bp bertue ofthe conunifftons of K. Henrie the 8, di⸗
rected
Wadlesiiio wer 7) )
ofthe lame, as liththat time hach beene altered. bp vertue ofanp acte of
Parliament.26.h.8.26.34. H. 8. Ae eae ea
Prelipentany 2 ‘Chere halbe, anv remaine oꝛeſident anv counteltin the fain do⸗
Counlell.
minion and principality of Males and the marches of the fame, with alt
. ‘officers, Clerkes, and incidents to the fame; in maner and forme. as bath
Seffiens twice
in the pere
Denbigh.
Flint “
bin heretofore vlev, which Pꝛeſident and counſell hall haueauchozity to
heave anu determine by their diſcretions, (uch cantes and mattets as be og
hereafter ſhalbe aligned to chem bp the Queene earns heretofoge hath bin
vſed 34.0.8, — J WINS Sut ¢ ; Lys Ge J of Coup snitheld
4 There Hall be kept leſſions twice inenerypere in euery ofthe fata
fhires;' in the Caio dominion any principality of CUales; the which
ſeſſions thalbe called the Queenes great ſeſſions in Males. Che Juſtice
of Chelter koꝛ the time being Hall hold and keepe ſellions twice im euerie
pere inthe Hires ol Denbigh, Flint; and Bountgomery, ¢ haue not hing
Dounegomery- Hue his old kee of C. k. vereiy kor the ſame. Che Juſtices of Northwales
Carnaruan.
Merioneth.
Angleſcx.
Radnor,
Wrecknocke.
Glamorgan,
Carmarthen.
embroke.
ardigan.
Hauerford.
The Juſtices
commiſſions
vnder the
great ſeale.
The Q.ma
appoint twa
Juſtices for
euery circnit,
O2 grant aſſo⸗
ation,
hall in like wile holo and keepe (etlions twice euery peere, in euery of che.
ſhtres of Carnaruan, Merioueth and Anglelep, anv thall hatte of che Q.
aperely fee of fifty poumd koꝛ the fame, Dne perſon learned inche laws of
thisrealme of England by the Q, tobe appointed ſhall be Juſtice of the
) fhites OfIRAdiiog; Wiecknock, ¢ Glamoygan, anv thall tn like mite holde
ann keepe ſellions tibice in euery yere ttt euerie of the fame thives; ¢thall
haue perely of the Q. HEty pound for his fee, One other perfon learned in
the lawes ofthis realme to be appointed as ts aforeſaid, ſhalbe Juttice o€
the hire of Catinarthen, Pembꝛoke, and Cardigan, ¢. of the towne and
county of Hauerkord well, anv hall in likewiſe hold g keep ſeſſions twice
in euery yere in euery of the ſame ſhires, and ſhall allo haue yerely ofthe:
Qikty pound for his fee Che (aid perlons oy Juſtices and euery olthem
thall haue ſeueral letters patencs and commiflions fox their offices, vnder
the Queens great ſeale of Cnalan,co be exerciled bythemſelues, or their
fufficient neputies, according to che purpotes anv incents tu their ordi⸗
nances {pecifier,2 4.1),8, £65. CEE Monna
fy heer rte. anak
‘ inufo PIES we DLS
v9 U5 Whe Queene, her heirs efiicceflens map efhalhat her ogtheir pleas
fire conttitute 62 appoint two o moze learned as is aforeſaid in the Lams
of this realme to be Juſtices, of €fop the (aid counties of Chetter, Fine,
Denbigh, and Mountgomery and twooz moze learned ac. to be Juſtices
of Moꝛthwales viz. of and for the ſaid ſhires of Angleſey, Carnaruan, and
Meryoneth. Ano likewiſe two oꝛmoꝛe learned ec. to be Juſtices of and
for the laid circuit atid thires oF Ravn; Glamorgan € Wrecknocke, any
alſo two 02 more Learned ec, to be Juſtices of aud fo the (aid circuit anv
Shires of Cardigan, Carmarthen, x Pembroke, and the towne ¢Countte —
And hee
of Dauerford welt any Lawe, Statute ee not withſtanding.
ia Maieltie,
J
rected out okhis court of Chancery and again returned into the fame, that
ſtand in kull ſtrength ¢ force, accopping tothe fain tinicacion, except ſuch
ee ee et ee ee ee oe —
EA
Mia.
ha
- Wales. 360
Woiedie her heires and ſuccellors may ann hall at her and their pleaſure
from time to time aſſociate and graunt Comnuſſion and Commiſſions af
alſſociation oꝛ affociations vnderthe great Seale of Eugland to anie per⸗
ſonoꝛ perſons learned, as afoꝛeſaid to be aſſociat toog mitheneric oꝛ any
ſeueral Juſtice oꝛ Juſtices forthe time being, ofthe ſaid feucrall circuits
and counties afoꝛeſaid opin any of chefaicounties, WB. Eliʒ. . ons
6 Cuerp ofthe fain Juſtices within the limits of their icommiéftions d what
and authorities to them appointed as is afore faid yall hold alt maner — rings Juckt⸗
pleas of the Crowne,at and in che laid feflionain as large anv ample me pie boio
ner, asthe Queenes chiefe Juſtice ok England; and other the 5
Jultices of che Rings bench there, op any of chem may doe in their places
oꝛ elſewhere within che realme of England. And alſo hall hold pleas of
alſiſes and all other plees and actions teal, perſonall, and mixt in as large
and ample maner, as the Q, chiefe Juſtice ofthecommon plees of Eng⸗
land, and other J, of the fame plees, oꝛ any ofthem may do inthe realme
of England. And euery of the lain Juſtices of Hales, hall haue authori⸗
tie to inquire of all treafons, murders, felonies, riots, routs; vnlawſfull af
femblies,ertoptions,imbraceries,matntenancejtecainozs; concealment,
fontempts, ¢al other offences and euil peeves, of tobat natures, names, oe
qualities foeuer-they he, done, committed; op perpetrated: within the te
‘mits of their commifions @authozities,againd the foꝛme ofthe common.
law of che realmesf England, orofiany ſtat. oſthe fame; and to heare and
Determine the premifſes and euerie of them, and gererallyto miniſter cõ⸗
mon Fuftice,to alland ſinguler the Di lubtects wmichin the limits of their:
commifions and authoꝛities arcoꝛding to the lawes ſtatutes, x euſtomes
ofthe realme ol England, and according tothis prelent opdinance of 34,
D.3, Ano all and euerie ſuch two Juſtices 02 more,to be appointed by the
Queene, her heires ¢ fucceflors (accogding to the ſtatute made 18.Eliz.)
within euerie of the ſaid {eueralt circuits and ‘counties: And alſo euerie
fuch Juſtice oꝛ Juſtices together with {uch perſon oꝛ perſons aſſociat (if
anie ſuch aſſociation oꝛ aſſociations ſhall happen to bee as afogefain) due
ring {uch allociation, ann: after: ſuch aflociatian; ended, oꝛ without fuch
alſociation, fuch Juſtice oꝛ Juſtices hall haue the like power and iuriſ⸗
diction to all intents and eſfects, as any one Juſtice within anyof the fate
circuites oꝛ Shires aforeſaid, now hath, oꝛ at any time heretofore had og -
ought to haue.And alſo thal haue like power and iuriſdiction to keepe and
“pols the feuerall Seſſtons aforeſaid twice in euery yeere, in euery of the.
fain Shires, within their feuerall circuites afoꝛeſaid, and to heare; de⸗
termine, order, award, apiudge, reeeiue,take knowledge of and ereeute,.
all and ſingular cautes; matters, plees of aflifes, treafons, murders, felo-
nies, indictments appeales of murder, felonp and maimes, actions reals,
perſonals, and mire, ſuits, plaints, infopmations; quarels, attaints, con-
Eractee Quarc impedit, and all actions grounded vpon anp 7— 02
atutes,
’
Odt Wales:
ſtatutes, wꝛits, proces, returnes, eſſoines, verdicts; tudgententss fines,
acknowledges, confellions, warrants, and erecutions; actions, and. acts
whatſoeuer, and to doe, performe, obferuc,accomplith, and make all ang
euerp other act anvacts, matter and matters, thing and things whatſo⸗
euer, in like, and in as ample, beneficial laiwfull;and effectuall maner. ans
forme, to all conffructions, qualities, intents: and purpofes, as any ofthe
now feuerall Juſtices oꝛ any one of the now Juſtice oꝛ Juices within
the ſame ſeuerall circuit oꝛ circuites and Counties afozelaiv, map; ought,
hath, oꝛ might lawfully do, by force of any law, vſage, oꝛ ſtatute hereto⸗
fore had made, oꝛ vſed before the making okthis act. And all and ſingular
Writs, proces, returnes,eMloines, verdicts, tudgements, fines, recouerics,
recognifances acknowled ges confeſſions, aot and acts,thing aud things,
matter and matters, asafozefatp, hav, mave,taken,done,returned, heard,
Determined, awarded, adiudged 02 executed, by, op before any {uch cma
Juſtices 02 more, o2 any fuch Juſtice o2 Juſtices, & aſſociat oꝛ afloctates
as afozelaid, to be appothted, nominated, authoꝛizeb oz conſtituted as as
forelaiv, ſhallbe allowed, taken) conttrued, erpounded, and adiudged; as
good, effectuall,and auailable to all intents; conftructions, and purpoles,
as ik the fame had been had, made; taken, done; returnen, heard, determi⸗
Ned, awarded, adiudged ox executed, by, oꝛ before any {ich one Fuftice, oz
one of the Juftices now, oꝛ late being Juice or Juſtices of the fame cirs
cuit op ſeuerall circuites afozelaty zany law; vſage, ſtatute ec, notwith⸗
Ranving T8797 805 FCT IG 9 oss Hrs eaTonset ot euaias
Settionseept 7, Cuerpokche lato Sellions thalbe kept anv continuen by the ſpace
bi.Dayes. OF di, Dapes in euery ofthe ſaid hives, at either of the far times, as ts
ano hath been vſed within the ſaid thee Shires of Noꝛthwales. And the
fain Juſtices thall caufe open proclamations to be made in the thire
Droclamation Townes, what time anu place hep purpoſe to keepe their fain Sellions,
xv. dayes bee
kore the Selli⸗ fifteene dayes at the leat befoꝛe they keepe the fame, to the intent the
a Mueenes fubieces may haue knowiedge thereof, 3 4.10.8,
Daves in 8 Dates thalbe giuen in all plees, plaints, proces, and adioꝛnments,
— from day to day, and Sellions to Seflions, by the diſcretion of the ſaid
‘Juices within the limits oftheir authorities, for the good anv ſpeedie
miniſtration of Juſtice to all and ſingular the Queens ſubiects, as ts 09
Iſſues tried in Hach been vſed in Poꝛthwales. And the iſſues taken before the ſard Juſti⸗
petie Seſſions. cog in plees perfonall, which cannot be tried before chem in time oftheir
great Seflions, for bꝛeuitie oftime, thalland map be tried at apetp Sel=
fions, before the Deputie Juſtices there, asis, anv hath been bled in the
three bites of Noꝛthwales (ercept fuch of che fata ſuites, as by the vil
cretion of the ſand Juſtices Mall be thought neceſſarie, tobe tricd before
themſelues, within their limits.) 34. H. 8.
Tues, amere · The Queene ſhall have all fines iſſues, amerciaments, and all fogs
ciaments, kaitures of recogniſances loſt, oꝛ fogtatten, befoge any of the ſaid Jultices
ceed dhs in
i Wales, 361
in the Seſſions aforefain. And the Pꝛenotaries within the limits of theit
offices, thal perelp extreatthefame tnto the Eſchequer appointed fo2 their
Limit,to the intent that ppoces from thence map be awarded tothe ſherifes
toleuiethe lame to the Q. vſe, asappertaineth, which Sberifes thall
perelp make theiraccompts before the Queenes Auditors thereunto af-
figned.3 4.19.8, Che oe aries setbnbasen
70 Dne opiginall Seale deuifen by the Mucene for Juſtice to be Mi⸗
niffred inthe ſaid three ſhires of North wales, vis,the ſhires of Werionech,
Carnaruan,and Angleſey, fhalbe and remaine in che charge and cuſtody of
the Chamberlain of Noꝛthwales. And one other oziginall Seale ec. for
the laid hires of Carmarchen, Penboke and Cardigan, ſhall be and re⸗
maine inthe charge and keeping of the Chamberlaine of Southwales,
And like wiſe one other oꝛigmall Seale ec, forthe faid chee Shires of
Breckhnocke, Radno? , and Glamozgan, hall bee and remaine in the
charge and cultodie ofthe Steward and Chamberlaine of Bꝛecknocke.
And alfoone other oziginal Seale ec.fo2 che {aid Shiresof Denbigh anv
Wountgomery, Hall be and remaine in the charge and cuſtodie of the es
ward and Chamberlaine of Denbigh: And the original Seale of Chefter,
fhalt be and and for theoꝛiginal {eale of Flint,foz Juſtice to be miniſtred
inthe ſaid hire of Flint ; aud ſhalbe and remaine in che charge , keeping,
and cuſtodie of the Chamberlaine of Chetter. 34. H.8.
11 She laid Stewards and Chamberlaines, hal Deale with che laid
Scales, that isto fay, euerp one of them thal feale with the Seale to his
charge committed; all maner of oꝛiginall writs and pꝛoceſſe, returnable
hefoze the laid Juſtices, at the Seſſions to be holven in euery of the ſayd
ſhires, in maner and foꝛme as is afoꝛeſaid. And thal feuerallp accompe anv
anſwere tothe Q. forthe profies of the fame Seale, And none of the faiv
Stewards, Chamberlains oꝛ Chancelors,bauing the charge and keeping
of the fainfeales, hal by occafion thereof,o2 by color of any of their offices,
compel,oz cauſe any perfon, inhabiting within any of the ſaid xii.ſhires, to
appeare before chemfelues,o2 their deputies, Ne Hal haue power to beare
oꝛ Determine any plees of the Crotune, noz other caufes oꝛ matters of Ju⸗
fice otherwiſe chen in chis opdinance is limited: But thal haue the charge
and keeping of the fain feales,to Seale all original wpits and pꝛoceſſe, ag
thalbe returnable before the ſaid Juſtices in their fain Seflions,as ts afore
{pecified,¢ as hereafter thalbe declared, which writs ¢ proces ſhalbe vſed,
made, ſealed, and returned in maner and fozme, as hath bin bled before che
Juſtices in Noꝛthwales. 34. H.8.
Daꝛiginall
ſeales.
Mbat thabbt
fealed with the
ozigtnal feales,
12 Gil {uch perfons as be og thalbe the Queens Stewards, Chamber- proreg againſi
{aines;o2 Chancelogs, within any of the lato rit. Shires, which by reafon accomptants.
of their ſaid offices, haue charge foz the receit, collection, oz accompt, of,
and for the Queenes rents, reucnues , farmes oꝛ profits , to be due to her
aieky within che faid Dominion of — » Map direct pꝛoceſſe onder
bo: aa the
Woe
4. Judictall
feales, ’ 33) 4
WMyhat Halbe
fealed with the
Judicial ales
Juſtices ace
— kor the
profits of the
ſealts.
Teſte of Judt⸗;
cial pꝛoces.
TU rits fealed
with the Deie
ginall ſeale.
Darfonalan
tions of xl, s.
gpaboug,
Parional acti:
ens vnderxl.g.
oy: Wales’ ——
the laid leale being in their chat ge an cuſtodie within the limits okthetr
authorities onely again® Battifes; Keeues karmers and other miniſters
accomptant,to appeare before themſelues to anſwere to and for any the
Queenes reuenues, karmes, rents, oꝛ profits, and koꝛ none other cauſes noꝛ
againſt any other perſon oꝛ perſons in like maner, as they haue bin accu⸗
ſtomed in that cafetode, 34.4.8, Gps toad
13. Gefives che ſaid oꝛiginal Seales, vhore Mall he fours Judiclall
Seales deuiſed by the D: whereof one hall remaine with the Juſtice of
Cheller, which is appointed to be Juice of Flint, Denbigh e Mounto⸗
merp;to be vied wichin the fain Hires, to leale all Judicial pꝛoces and bils
chat Halve fued before the laid Jultices the Seſſions to be holden wirh⸗
in thefame thites.Aud onc other ofthe ſaid iuditialſeales hal likensite re⸗
maine and bein the charge ann cuſtody of hefato Juſtice of Noꝛth walr⸗
Ano the third of the fain ſeales ſhalbe anv remaine inthe cuſtody chatge
ofthe Juſtice of che thꝛee hires of Glamorgan Bꝛecknock, and Raptor
Ano the fourth of che ſaid ſeales, hall rematne inthe chargeanncultoop ot
the Jutticcof the laid thꝛee hires of penbroke,Carinavthenecarpinan,
Gnd the fain Juſtices ſhall ſeale with che laid iudieial Seales hisencry of
thein with the ſeale committed to his charge andccuſtody jaliwel att wits as
all other Judicial proces,that ſhalbe ſued before them in the ſaid ſeſſions
vpon any original bils oꝛ writs: And allother proces that ſhalbe awarded
from any of the fain Juſtices, ſhalbe ſealed kay eye Cate Fact clA ES bale,
4.8, rier cing? deci rete3 Fe $ a I 0 =} 182 singe
a Cuerpof che ſaid Juſtices Hallaccompe and anſwereto che Qi £0:
theprofitsafthe fain Seale being in his charge and cultody in maner an
forme as hereafter ſhalbe declared. 3. B.8.
15 The Telte of cuerp bil and iudicial proces,that That paſſe vnder the
ſaid Judicial {eale,halbe vnder the name of fuchof the laid Jultices from
whom {uch bil ox Judicial proces ſhall palle,in like maner and korme / as is
vſed in the Common plees in Cngland,34,19,8, doi
16 All actions reall and mixt, attaints conſpiracies aſſiles and Quare
impedit,appeales of murder, and felony, and all actions grounded vpon a⸗
np Fatutes hall be fuen by oꝛiginall writs,to be obtained anv lealed with
she fait original Seale returnable befope the ſaid Juſtices at their Delle
ons, within the limits of their aut hoꝛities in manet s forme , as is before
mentioned.3 4.10,8, ATE aS DISET
17 Al maner of perfonal actions,as debt,vetinue,trelpas,accompt ans
fuch like, amounting tothe fumme of rls, 02 aboue, thalbe ſued bp wpits
original;to he obtained and ſealed, as is atoꝛeſaid oꝛ bp bile at the pleaſure
ofthe party ſuing the ſame befoze the fain Juſtices within the limits of
their authoꝛities as ts vſed in Noꝛthwales. 34. B.8s.
13 All perſonal actiõös, onder the ſummes of xlis viz. debt treſpas deti⸗
nue accompt ſuch tike,thaland map be ſued befoꝛe auy ofthelaw Juſti ·
Bil {cS
*
sik
Wales.) ——— 362
tes in the lald lellions bp Li, as ig vſed in Northwales: (But there chall Mo tuit before
na luit be taken befoge any of the fan Suttices,bp bilvnverrr.s:) And eue⸗ Iu guces vader
rp oziginal bill concerning actions perſonals ſhalbe fealen with the Q. iu⸗
picial ſeale being in the cũſtodyof che ſaid Juſtice, before whom luch pets
(onal actions by bil ſhalbe bꝛought and. commenced. 34. H. 8.
1,19. Such tees Halbe paied for the waiting and ſealing offuch ania Feed for wats
writs aud bile,ashereattenshalbeerprelied, viz fog the (ealing of eucty a+ or sstcmat
riginal writ to be fued,in,qua bpon the caules afozefaid,and for every bill Weits ¢ bila.
fo be purfued in actions perfonals, whereof the debt and damages amoun⸗
teth coche ſumme of xl.s.oꝛ aboue,the parties purſuing the fame, thall pap .
forthe ſeale of eucry ſuch wꝛit oꝛ bili; vt.ð anv for: euerp iudicial proces
to be ſued vpon any (uch wpi¢or bil, the parties purſuing {uch Judicial
proces; thal pap fozthe fealina thereof viLD. whereof theDueene hal hate
vi. ð. And the Juſtice {ealing {uch iudicial proces (hall haue i.ð. And euery
bill in perſonal actions whereof che debt, dutie, oꝛ Damage amounteth not
to xl s and all maner iudicial pꝛoces to be {ued vpon the ſame, ſhall alſo be
fealen with the Queens fain iudicial ſeale a the parties purſuing the fame,
thal pap for the feale ofeucry (uch bilandiudictal proces thereupon to be
fucd tii, d.wherof the Q. Hal haue ii.h. and the Jultice ſealing ſuch proces,
ſhal haue t. ð. 34. H. 8.
20 All writs of Scire facias, a writs of good abearing, 02 koꝛ the Hꝛoces feated
peace dꝛ writs of Superfedeashpanthe fame, and all other pꝛeces to be Mayhew
{ued frontthe {aid Juſtices vpon any Recogd oꝛ ſuggeſtion admitted bp az the fecs.,
ny of thefaid Juſtices within the limits of their authorities, ſhal alfo be
fealed with the ſaid iudicial Seale, anv the parties purſuing fo2 the fame,
fhall pap forthe Seale of euery {uch writ and Pꝛoces vil. d, whereof che
Queene Mhalihaue vi.vᷣ and the Juttice by whom (uch Pꝛoces fhall be
Sealed one peny, And euery exemplificatiou bpon any Recoꝛd before any ———
ofthe ſaid Juſtices ſhall be Sealen withthe Queenes iudicial Seale, and fion
the parties purſuing che fame, hal pap koꝛ the Seale thereof rx, ð. wheres
of the Queene thal haue rot. v. andthe Jultices lealing the fame foure
pence. 4. 10.8 —
*20 Recoueries and fines, conconnes, and warrants of atturnep for the Recouectee
fame, thal maybe taken before euery of the aid Juſtices, ok lands, tene⸗
ments, and hereditaments within his authopity, bp force of his general ci
million, without any weit of Dedimus poteſtatem to be ſued foꝛ the fame,
indike maner gr foꝛme, as ts vſed to be taken before the Queens chiefe Ju⸗
fice of her Commen place in, England. And all fines leuien before any of
the laid Juſtices wich Weoclamation made inthe fame Dellions chat the
fain fine thalveinarotlen, and tive other great ſeſſions then next to be hol-
Den within the fame Countrey, thalbe of the fame force and ſtrength to al
purpoles,as fines leuied with proclamation be of that be leuied betoꝛe the
Jultices ofthe Common place in — 34 ADS sed 22
is Aaa 22 Enerp
Wales,
Ftnestor 23 Enterp perſon ſuing wꝛits of Entrie in the Poſt, oꝛ write: of Cowes
patel — nant,o2 any other writs for any recoueryto be han by allent OF parties, oꝛ
ene otherwile, oꝛ koꝛ any fine to be leuied, hall pap ſuch fines to che Ducenes
vſe for the fame, alwel fines prolicentia cocordandi,as all other maner of
fines,as is vled inthe Queenes Chauncerp, op elfewhere in anp of theN,
Courtsof England: Ahich fines hall be paied to fuch perſons as thal
feale che oꝛiginall waits for chat purpole, and they hall accompe for the
fame, in like koꝛme, as thep thall do fo the profits of the ſaid originall (eal;
as is atoꝛeſaid. 34. H.8.
Qutena ulluer. 23 The Queenes ſiluer vpon euery fineto be leuied, ſhalbe paied as is
vſed tn the Common place of Cugland,vi5. iis. which Queenes ſiluer hat
be paied to the Juſtice before whom ſuch finehalbeleuien, wherof che Q.
hall haue xx.ð.and the Pꝛenotary entring the fame thal haue ii.ð. and the
Guttice before whom ſuch fine ſhall be leuied other ii. ð. And che fame Bue
fice thal accompt fog the Queenes part thercof, like as he (hal fo2 the pros
fits of che Ducenes Judicialſeale committed tobischarge, i in maner *
foꝛme as is afonelatd.34.1.8,°
Erroꝛ. 24 All Erroꝛs and Judgements before any ofthe fait Jultices at any
time of the great Seflions,inplees reals,oꝛ mixt, thalbe redꝛeſſed by wꝛit
of Error to be ſued out ofthe Queenes Chancery of England returnable
befoxe the Queens Juſtices of ber Benchin Cugland, as other writs of
Erroꝛ be in England. And all Erroꝛs in plees perfonals ſhalbe refopmes
by bils,to be ſued before che {ato Hzelident ¢ Counlel of wales krom rime
to time, as the P.grieued wil {ue for the fame, And ifin cafe che iubament
be affirmed geod tn any of the fain writs of Crrog, oꝛ bits, then there to
make erecution, and all other Pꝛoces thereupon,as is vſed in the Ringes
Benchix Cngland,anoehe purſuants in eueryſuch weit of Erroꝛ 02 bill,
ſhall pap like fees cherefope,asis vſed in England. 34. H.8s.
Falle zudge · 25 No exccution of any iudgement to be giuen in any bale Court wall
ment. be ſtaiedor deferred, by reaſon of any writ of falle Jud gement, but execu⸗
tion ſhal and map be had and made at alltimes before the reuerlall of the
ſaid iudgement, the purfuit of the fain writ not withſtanding. And in cafe
the ſaid iudgement happen after ta be reuerſed then the partie purtiiane
ſhalbe reſtored to all chat he hath lol, bp she ſaid tubgement, accoꝛding to
the Lawes ofthis Realme. 34. H. 8.
Meigheycan 26 All proces foꝛ vrgent and weighty cautes,thalbe made and directed
iia. into Tales, by the {peciall commanvement of the Chancelo of England
korthe time being, oꝛ any of the Lincens Counlel in: England as path bia
vſedrany ching in this act tc. notwithſtanding. 34. .8. f
27 There thalbe foure 2renotaries for themaking opat Suvictal neoe
ces,and fop the entring of all plees, proces, and mattersef Record in che
Seflions,to be halven before the fain Juſtices wherofone ofthe {aid Sees
notaries thall attend upon che (ara Juice appointed forthe theec on
HPisnotartes,
=
Wales. 363
of Noꝛthwales.And one other Hall attend bpon the Juſtice aſſigned foz
the thꝛee thiresof Flint, Denbigh,and Mountgomery, And the chiro hal
attend bpon the Juſtice afliqned forthe three hires of Carmarthen, Cars
digan, and Penbeoke, And the fourth of the ſaid Pꝛenotaries (hall atten
vpon the Juſtice aſſigned for the thee hires of Glamorgan, Brecknocke,
and Radnoꝛ.And thele 4. Pꝛenotaries, as often as their fain offices halve
void, thalbe named andappointed by the Queene, bp her letters patents;
vnder her great Seale of England, 3 4,1.8,
28 Cuerpofthe fata Pꝛenotaries within thelimitsof their Dffices, Pzenotaries
ſhal take {uch fees as hereafter be expreſſed, viz, for the weiting ofplees, kees
and ingrofling of wꝛits of Entry inthe Polt, writs of Right, Quod ei de-
forciat,o2 anp writs purſued by the allent of the parties v.s.t fit be with
a double voucher, then vi.s.viii.dð.and foꝛ the eremplification thereofit, 2.
and fo2 the ingrolſing of fines,to hatre foꝛ euery fine iii.s.iiii.ð.and if it be
with peoclamations,then itit.s, Item for euery bill of debt, detinue, treſ⸗
pas, and all ot her actions perſonals ſued befoꝛe the ſaid Juſtices in theit
circuits vnder the ſumme ofxl.s.the Pꝛenotaries hal haue for the firſt bil
tiii.ðv. koꝛ the ſecond bill iiii.ð. and fo the third bill iiii.ð, And fog the entry
of cuerppeclaration,plee in barre, replication, and reioinder, in, and vpon
euerpfuchactions, fo that he doe enroll che fame inparchment itit. 3, And
foz euery Venirefacias, Tales, Habeas corpora, Diftring. in the fame acti⸗
ons iiii.ð.and for the iudgement iiii.ð.and fog euerp wit oferecution,in e⸗
ueryſuch action bt.0,and foꝛ euery warrant of Atturney in euerp ſuch ac⸗
~ tion aſwel fo the plaintifes,as fo2 the befendants, iiii.dð. Item in all acti⸗
ons of detinue,trefpas,and all other actions perfonal, wherein the duetie,
debt, oꝛ Damage amounteth to the ſumme of xl.s.oꝛ aboue, which hall be
{ued by bils before the fain Juſtices, the Pꝛenotarie thall haue for the firſt
Hill itit,B. fo the ſecond bill iiii.ð.and for the third bil titi, ¥. and for euerie
declaration, anſwere, replication, and reioinder, ifit beta be enrolled in
parchment viii.ð.and fo2 the Venire facias, Tales, Habeas corpora,and Di-
Rtring, fo2 everp of chem v1.0, fo2 the iudgement viii. ð. for the warrant of
atturnep ttit, 5, foꝛ euery wꝛit of erecution bpon the iudgement in {uch
Hils bi.ð. Itẽ in original wꝛits {ued vpon euery action perfonal recurnable
before the ſaid Juſtices, the Pꝛenotaries fhal haue fo2 euerp Iterum fum-
mon, bi, 5. fo2 euery diftres in treſpas vi.ð. and fo2 the declaration viii. B,
fo2 che anfwer,replication, and retoinderfoz euery of them, if thep be en⸗
rolled and ingroſſed, as ts aboueſaid xii.ð.foꝛ the Venire facias, Tales, Ha-
beas corpora, and Diftring. fo euerp of them vi.ð. & the Pꝛenotaries (hall
haue kor the entrie of the iudgements in euery (uch action rit, 8, and fo es
uery weit of erecution {ued bpon che fame vi.ð and fop the eremplification
of euery record in any of the ſaid actions ii.s. foreuery warrant of Attur-
nep titt,B, In all actions reals and mirt,allifes, Quareimpedit, appeales
of felony, murder, oz mathem, the pie to haue for che declaration
aa 3 ot
Wales.
op plaint ii.s.and for the plein bavee,repliacation,vetoinder,furretotnner;
for every of them, tfthey be enrolled as is aforefain, xx. ð. and fo2 the wꝛi⸗
4 ting ofeuery Venire facias, Tales, Habeas corpora,and Diſtring. vpon the
fame kor euery of them vi. ð. and fo2 the entrp ofthe iudgement in euerpof
the fain actions and appeales ti, 8. and for the waꝛiting of the wits of eres
cution made bpon euery of the ſaid actions, appeals, and alſiſes xii. d.x for
mits of Graund cape, and Petit cape, x wꝛits of bic, Writs vpon vou⸗
cher,and allother wꝛits, in euery (uch action oꝛ actions xii.d.and foꝛ euery
warrãt of atturney fo2 the dekendants, oꝛ koꝛ che demandants, oꝛ plaintits
in euery ſuch action reall, aſſiſe, appeale, and Quareimpedititti,d.and foꝛ
the eſſoines tn euery ſuch action iiii. ð.and for the adiournement ii. ð. and
fo2 the baile of euery perſon of felony rit. 8. and foꝛ the baile foꝛ treſpas vi.
anv for the apparance and bapling of common mainpꝛiſe ti, 5, Item fox
waiting of wꝛits for the peace and good abearing graunted by any of the
fain Juttices in their Seſſions vi.ð. and for the entring of euery recogni⸗
fance,tobe had and takenbefore the ſaid Juſtices, for euery cauſe oꝛ caus
{es,other then before is expreſled, xii. vð. and ikit be with condition, then it,
s.and vpon etterp acquital anv deliuerance of felons o2 murderers hy bere
dict, oꝛ by allowance of pardon, the Pꝛenotaries that haucit. s. and ik it be
vpon indictments certified fromthe Juſtices of peace befoꝛe the Juſtices
of the great Sellions,the Clerke of the peace hal haue alfo xii.d.and spon
delivery of any fulpect of felony o2 murder by proclantation,the laid Pze⸗
notary (hal haue xii. ð. 34. H. 8.
—— 29 Chere ſhalbe a Marlſhal and a Crier in euery of the circuits and li⸗
mits allotten to the {aid Jultices which fall be named by che fatd Juſti⸗
ces within che limits of their authopitic and commiſſion, in like maner and
foꝛme as Jutices of aſſiſe do in England, and che ſaid officers Mall atten
Hyon the fain Juſtices in cheir circuits in their owne proper perfons, anv.
not by their deputies , andthe Warthall hall haue bpon euery iudgement,
and vpon euery fine iit, d.and the Crier 8, and vpon the acquitals of fe-
fons, of them that halve deliuered bp proclamation oꝛ delivered out of
common mainprile,befoze any of the fata Juſtices, the Parthal hal haue
iiii.ð. and the Crier apeny,3 4.0.8, *
Iuſtlces of 30 Ouer ano belines che laid Pꝛeſident, and the Counſel and Juſtices,
ease, there hall be Jultices of peace and Quorum, and one Cuftos Rotulorum,
in euery of the (aid rii, Shires, Ano the fain Juſtices of peace, Juſtices of
Quorum, and Cuftos Rotulorum, tn the fait thires thal be named and ap-
pointes bp che Chanceloz of England, bp commilſion vnder the Dueenes
great Seate of Cugtand, by che aduile of the Pꝛeſident, Counſel and Ju⸗
ices akoreſaid, oꝛ theee of thein,ofthe which che ſaid Pꝛeſident tobe one,
from time to time, as the cafe hail require, Ano chere thal not exceede the
number of itt. Juſtices of the peace in any of the ſaid hires , ouer and be⸗
Koes the Pzeſident Counſel, and Juices afogelatd, andthe Queenes Ato
: turney,
bekoꝛe anp of them for the peace, 02 good abearing, into their felltons next
Wales. 364
‘ turney, and Spoliciter: which Prꝛeſident, Counfel, Juſtices, and the Q. Ate
turney, and Soliciter,thalbe put in euery commillion of peace, in euery of
the fate rit. hires.34..8,
31 Suchperfons as thalbe named to be Juttices of peace within eue⸗ “Abst perfens
tp of the fatd hires, (halbe of good name and fame, and after thep be alſig⸗ ces of peace.
nen by commiffion, may vſe anv exerciſe the office of the Juſtice of peace,
albeit thep map noc difpend rr At, noꝛ belearned in che lawes of che lanve,
Without any lolle,vamare,oz penalties fox infufficiency of their lands, Ang
every of che {ato Juſtices of peace, before thep thall erecute the commiſſi⸗
on, thal take thetr othes before the Chanceloz of England, oꝛ els before the Theis Devers
ſaid Pꝛeſident, oꝛ one ofthefary Juſtices in Males, by vertue of the Q.
wait of Dedimus poteftatem,oz before any other perfon co be limitted bp
the Lord Chauncelo2 of England koꝛ chat purpole, the contents of which
othe thalbe after the koꝛme, as Jultices ofpeace in England vle to make.
34.9.8, S.Iuftices of peace4,
32The laid Iuttices of peace,or two of them at che leat whereof one Duarter Sele
to De of the Quorum, thal ana map keepe their Sellions within the limits ueus ·
of their Commiffions foure-timesin the yere, and at other times vpon 022
trent cauſes, as Juſtices of peace in England vſe to do, and thall haue like
power and authority inall things, and fees of the Queene fo the time of
theit ſitting, alwel fo2 themlelues as fo2 their clerkes,and thalbe boundto
ple € to do their offices, intike maner as is vſed in England 34. H. 8. S.tu-
{tices of peace 5.6.
33 Jo Jultices of peace, Clerke of the peace,nop other Clerke of any ——
Juſtices of peace in Nales, thall cake fo2 che writing of any Warrant of Tierkes of the
the peace oꝛ gocd abearing, aboue vi. v. and forthe entring of pledges 03 beact.
boꝛowes to pay the Queenes finebpon any Indictment ir. ð. and ik it be
with proteftation,thento take rit.¥.fo2 a Superfedcasnot aboue viii.ð.and
fo2 a Recognifance rit.B. 34. h.8.
34 Allche laid Juttices of peace Mall certifie all Recognilancestaken ——
tobe holden after thetaking thereof. And Recognifance taken before any
of chem fo2 fulpictons of anp manerof felony, (hall be certified before the
Juſltices in the great Sellions, nert to be holden after the taking thereof, ©
Without concealment decamine, 02 imbeſelling of the ſame, vpon {uch pe-
nalties and Dangers,as be therefore ogdatned ¢ eftablithed. 34. H. 8. S.Iu-
{tices of peace 106,107,
“35 All fines and amerciaments befoge the {aid Jultices of peace to be Atermenc of
fof, ſhalbe tared and afferred by two Juſtices of peace at the leat, where- ciaments,
ofoneto be of the Quorum, and all {uch fines and amerciaments thall be
{et truely and duclp, according to the quantitie ofthe offences, without
partiality oꝛ affection, Aud the {aid fines and amerciaments, and alſo all
iſſues loſt before the (ato Juſtices of peace, and all fogfaitures of Recogni⸗
. Gaa 4 {ances
Wales. ne
fances,¢ other forfaitures before the fame Juttices,thall be perelp ertreas
ted by che Clerks of the peace into the Eſchequer, appointed fo2 that limit,
| tothe intent that proces map from thence be awarded for the leuping of
F es sg the fame forfaicures and ſummes of money to the Queenes vle,to the thes
—— * rife of euery County, as ſhall appertaine, who ſhall make thereof their acs
treated, compts before fuch Auditors as thereunto ſhalbe aſſigned, fo that the Q.
may thereof be duely anv truely anſwered and fatilfies , which Auditors
Juſtices and thal make due allowance to the lame Dherifes for che fees of the Juſtices
Glerkes tees. and Clerkes of the peace vpon their ſaid accompts,as is vſed in England,
3 4.h. 8. S. uſtices of peace 7,
Sherikes. 36 There ſhall be Sherikes in euery okthe ſaid Shires yerely appoin⸗
ted by the Queene, and none of the laid ſheriks thal haue their office of ſhe⸗
rifewtke any longer time then is olen by the Lawes and ſtatutes of Eng⸗
fanv,and for the perelp nomination of the ſaid therifes, the ſaid Loꝛd Pꝛe⸗
fivent ,Countell,¢ Juſtices of CAales, oꝛ theee ofthem at the leaſt, wheres
ofthe ſaid Pꝛeſident to be one, thal perelp nominate three ſubſtantial pers
fons in every of the ſaid rti.thires,to be Sherifes ofthe fame, & hall certi⸗
fie their names to the Loꝛds ofthe Q.Countel, attending vpon her graces
perfon, Craftinoanimarum, tothe intent the Q. being thereof aduertiſed,
may appoint one of chem ineuery of the ſaid fhires, to be Sherifefer the
pere after, at her pleafure, like as her Dighnelle noth for ber Realme of
heir patents England, and thereupon the fain Dherifes hal hauecheir patents ¢ Come
millions onder the great Seale of England as therifes of England haue,
Othdes. And thal make and take othes and knowledges of recogniſãce before the
Pꝛeſident ¢ Juſtices, oꝛ one of them, by vertue ok the Q.wꝛit of Dedimus
poteftatem,to be directed fo2 the fame, fo2 the Bue execution oftheir Offi⸗
ces, € for their iuſt and true accompts, before the Q. Auditoꝛ o2 Auditors
aligned for Tales. 34.10.8, S,Sherifes 4,
he Sherites 27 Cuerpofthe lain Sherikes hall haue full authority within the li⸗
authoritꝛr . mits of their Hherifewikes,tove and vie their offices as Spherifes in Eng⸗
land, and hall accomplith and erecute without any fauoꝛ, dꝛead, 02 coꝛrup⸗
tion, all maner of wꝛits, proces iudgements, and erecutions, and all come
mon Juſtice appertaining to thetr Offices of herifes, ¢ all lawfull come
mandements,and precepts of the ſaid Preſident, Counſel, and Juſtices of
AWales, and alfoof the Juſtices of the peace, Eſchetoꝛs, x Coroners, and
euery of them, in all things appertaining to their offices ¢ authozity. And
the ſaid Sherikes hal doc, and be bound to doe all and every other ching €
things for the mintffration of Juftice, and koꝛ the conferuationof the Q.
peace and the apprehenfion ano repzeſſe of Traitoꝛs murderers, theeucs,
felons, and other offendozs,as therifes of England da ble € be hound to do
withinthe Realme of England. 34. h. 8.
Syderitesac 38 Theſaid Sherikes ſhal yerely accompt before ſuchthe Queens Au⸗
compt betore ditoz oz Auditozs,as ſhalbe alligned bp the Queenẽ loz her (ain Ue
: 9
Wales. 365
- pfettales, and euery of the fain Sherifes hat hatte yerelp fo bis fee 0, Eye Sherikes
i. 34. H.8.
Ey Euerp of the fain Sherifes hall haue a gaole for priloners within Gaoles.
fome conuenient place of the Caftel of the thire Cowne where be is She-
rike, oꝛ in {uch other conuentent place, as by che fain Pꝛeſident, Countell,
and Juſtices, oꝛ three of chem whereof the fate pret ent tobe one) hall
be appointed. 34. H. 8.
40 The Sherikes counties oꝛ ſhire Courts ofthe Countie of Wreck- ccountycourte.
noek thal be holden at Bꝛecknock: of Radnor, at new Radnop ¢ Pꝛeſton:
of Wountgomery, at Wountgomerp'and Maghenleth: of Denbigh, at
Denbigh anv CCirirham: of ghonmouth, at Boumouch ¢ Newpoſt, Al-
ternis vicibus, 27.1D,8,26,
41 - Che Sherifes hall keepe their Counties monethly and their hun⸗ Countr coutt⸗
dred Courts for plees vnder xl.s.as is vſed in England, and ſhal take koꝛ Bert monethly.
the entring of plaints,proces,plees,¢ iudgements,in the fain hire Courts
and hundens, fuch final fees, as are vfen to be taken in hires anv hundzeds
in Cugland,and not abote, 34.0.8,
42 All trials before them ia theirfatd courts,o2 befoze anp ſtewards ttt rials bekort
Court barons,ſhalbe by wager of law,o2 verdict of vi.men at the pleature 8 —— i
ofthe party plaintife oꝛ defendant that pleaveth theplea, 34. H. 8.
43 Cuerp ofthe fain Sherifes hal keepe and hold their @ Tunes vere⸗ Sberifes
Ipafter Catter ¢ Wichaclmas,as they haue bin vled in England, And che turnes.
M. hal haue all forfattures, fines, iſſtes and amerctaments,fopfatten in as
ny of the fain confines, and hundzeds, courts and turnes, to her owne ble,
and the Sberife hall accompt for the fame accordingly. And the eftreats Citreats affer.
of the fain turnes,counties ¢ hundreds, halbe biewed,ann the fines,iMlues fereore
any amerctamets,afferren bp the Jultices of aflifes of that circuit, before
the leupine of the fame amerctaments; oꝛ other fopfaitures , and no Shee
rife og any of bis officers ſhal pꝛeſume to gather, 02 leuie anp {uch amercis
ament,o2 other forfatture, before the fain ettreat be fo allerred, vpon paine
to korꝛf. tothe Queenes dle xl.s. 34. Hi 8.
44 Che Sherike vpon euery udgement had before him in bis County ereeution vp⸗
02 hundred Court,in any plaint vnder xl.s. fhall and may award a Capias on a tungement
ad fatisfaciendum, to arreſt the bere condempned, oꝛ els a Fierifacias, at — spurte
the liberty ofthe purfuant. 34 4.8.
45 Allbils ſued before che (aid Juſtices in perfonall actions whereof sy orices kee⸗
the debt, duety, oꝛ damage ts vnder xl. s. the Sherike hal haue forthe re :
turne of euery bull ii.ð. And foz euery Venire facias, Tales, Habeas corpo-
ra,and Diftring,ti,8,anbd fo2 wits of erecution vpon the iudgement in anp
fuch bil vii w.@nni in bils ſued befoze che ſaid Juſtices it actiõs perfonals,
aboue the fumme of rl.3.the ſherife thal haue fon the returneofeuery ſuch
billiiii.ð. And foꝛ che returne of euerp Venire facias, Habeas corpora,Di-
iringas, ann Talesiiti, 3, aud fox ane writ oferecutionit.s, And in
perfor
i
ALT DY poe x
Wales,
perlonal actions ſued bp oꝛiginall waꝛits returnable before the fai Juſti⸗
. ces, the Sherife hall haue foz euery Iterum fummon, Diftring. ¢ Alias
diftringas 4,8,anb fog euerp Venire facias, Habeas corpora, Diſtring. and
Talest.8,¢foz euery writ oferecution to be crecuted vpon the iudament
in any fuch acttons ii.s. koꝛ the ſeruing of euer⸗ writ of blevic, vis.vitid,
And in all veal attiõs op mirt, purfiier before the fais Juſtices by original
weit, koꝛ returne of euery oꝛiginal weit ti,s. and fox returne ok euery other
WVrxit and iudicial proces depending vpon the fame before iudgement, ii.s.
and koz euery weit ol execution after iudgement vpon euery originall, in
actions reall oz mirt,ti.s, and fo2 ſeruing of euery wꝛit of Habere facias
{cifinam Di. dtti,8, And fo2 attachnients vpon Capias, 02 other proces ſu⸗
ed befoze the {ato Juttices by opiginal og iudicial wait, fhe returne Cepi
corpus.ti,s.and fo2 a Reddidit fe bpon an Crigent of felonp,in appeale of
_ Purver,o2 maime,oꝛ vpon any indictment of Felony o2 Wurder, ii.s.and
byona Redaidit ſe spon an Crigent of debt, treſpas detinue, and all other,
actions perſonals ru⸗ v. And fop che making of Repleg.tii.d. eWitherns —
bpon the lame vir, ¥.fo2 che returne of euery writ of appeal of murder, kelo⸗
ny, oꝛ maime rit, vᷣ. And vpon all other proces growen bpon the fame, as
Venire facias, Tales, Habeas corpora, and Diftring, xii,8, And in euery acti
on taken bekore the herifes by Juſtices for the ſimmons thereof 4,5, Ano
_., fog euery other pioces thereupon 4.8, And koꝛ euery pptfoner deliueren by
acquital oꝛ bp pꝛoclamation foꝛ any maner of Felony rit, 34. H.8.
pele Lhe oa 46 Euery Sbherife within thc limits of his authogttie, may ann hall
saainpate, put {uch perfous vnder common mainpꝛiſe, as thep haue realonable cauſe
! of fulpect, binding Cuch as they thal fo put to common mainpzile with cwo
ſlulkicient uerties mith chemi bp Recoguifance, to appeare before che Jue
~ Hices within the limits oktheir authopittes, at che nert great Sellions to
be holden nert atter'the taking affuch bands,t (hall cevtifiethe names of
them that he bound beloze the {ath Juſtices at the laid fellions according⸗
1p, withaut concealment thereof at their pleaſure. 34.1.3. And the recog:
nifances of {ich commman mainpriſe, and ſuerty of apparance taken before
any of the nin Sheriles Mhalbe ad gonn gelfectiallasif it were taken by
guy Juttices of recogn. And euery porfou eperlans withiti the Counties of
Bꝛecknock Radnor Hount gonery Oenbigh, Glamorgan Carmerden,
Pembꝛoke, and Cardigan, oꝛ any of chenr, put vnder conmon mainpꝛiſe.
and bound to bis oꝛ their perſonal apparanceaſwel bp the foꝛeſaid therifs,
ashy the Juſtices of any of the fain —— their apparance
befope the fain, Juſtices at duery Sellions within che laid Counties to be
¥
.
ng.
holden in luch like mater & foame, asks olen in the thꝛee thires of North⸗
WALES 760.8, 209 ne nions yma ctart tea alial nt pale
Ede shes 47 Cucrpperton that tye therite taketh tg tommdunninmiſe, co ay
pai. peace befoge the (ato Juſttees; as is afopelatd, thal Pap fog his, mainyyile
1B, and not aͤboue, Ind the laid herike Hawt Bue np manto connno n ae
7 ‘ & desu etled? Oo oil edd bw & vw ays ; eided Glia s Whi ge —— *
prile but fuch as be fufpect,and as ſhalbe returned bp chem, before the ſaid
Jultices at their Seſſions as ts atoreſaid.34. H.8.
48 And the laid ſherike ſhal haue koꝛ the returne of a writ of falle iudg⸗ Ce oe
ment out ofa bale Court,before the ſaid Juſtices tt.s, And the faiv ſherike of faite mazes
thal take no maner of fee fo2 the returne of any of the fain writs oferecu ment.
tion before expꝛeſſed, vnlefle be retuene the fame executed. 34. h.8.
49 S.1,Ed,6,10.Exigents 7. That euery therife ofthe the fain twelue The Sberites
Counties in Wales and of the counties Palant ine of Lancaller Chelter, ꝰbutie
and ofthe Citte of Chetter, thal haue tn euery ofthe Courts of the Rings
Hench, x Common plees,one lufficient veputic at the leaſt, to receiue wꝛits
directed to ſuch Sberife ec. - .
50 Che therife hal make the Bailifes of hũdreds and they ſhal attend eae
vpon the Juſtices in euery oftheir Courts ¢ Seſſions. 34.1.8 - eyenal
51 Eſchetors habe namedin euery ofthelatn thires by the L. Crea: Eſchetors.
forer of England, by the aouileofthe fain Prehoene, Countell, anv Juſti⸗
re3,02 thaꝛee of chem at theleat,wherot che ſaid Pꝛeſident to beone, which —
Eſchetors thal make and take their othes,and knowlenge their Recogni⸗
nifances bekore the ſaid Pzeſident, oꝛr one of che (aid Juttices,bp vertue of
the Queens wit of Dedimus poteftaté,to be directed fox the fame, for the
due erecution of their offices, and koꝛ their truc accompeto be niave before
the Queenes Auditor oꝛ Auditors,to be aſſigned for the fame, which othe
and recogniſance ſhalbe agreable tothe othe and recognifance vſed for the
Eſchetoꝛs in England, And the Eſchetors ſhall perelp haue their patents
andcommiffions onder the great fealeof England, and thal haue power to
erercife thetr Dftices, tn ithe manner andfourme as Eſchetoꝛs in Eng⸗
Jand, and thall be boundeo all Lawes and Statutes of Euglande. Aud
all fuch perfons as ſhalbe appointed to the fata offices, tall anv map exer⸗
ciſe their offices, tf thep may diſpend perelp b,U. of Frechold: any ſtatutes
of England tothe contrarp thereot not withltanding. And euery of the fata
Cichetors hall make their accompt peerelp before ſuch Audicog op Audi⸗
tors as ſhalbe alliquen bythe D.to heare anv determine her accompt, fog
her reuenues and profits of the ſaid dominion of Cates, 3 4,1).8, |
52 Chere ſhalbe two Coponers, tobe elected in euery ofthe fain t wellue Coroners.
Hires, as is vled in England, by vertue ofthe Queens wꝛit de Coronato-
recligendo,ta be awarded out of the DO, Chauncery of England And the
fain Cononers thalt haue like authority to no ate reer et offices, and
Hate like fees, as te limitted by the fawes and ttatuees bf Enatand, 1920:
uided alwates, that the wꝛit de Coronatore clisendo-tochule the’ Coꝛo⸗
ners wit hin rhe lato County af Flint, athe directed aut ofthe Eſchequer Comnty ot
ew addi ronenidcrstbestneshieteene if she
"53" Ghelain Mitectsof jocace, dating of them at rhe trate: whereot Contabies oF
sie of thent to'be'o —66 — the hundeed.
sie oF chent to ing an native in enery oun.
Died withinthe limice of cheir comimtMiow, tied lubltantiall Geneleinen,
gerbe Q2.
Wales,
02 peamen,to be the chief Conttables of che hüdꝛed wherein thep inhabite,
which two Conftables of euerp hundred thall haue {pectallregard to the
conferuation of the Queenes peace, and thal and map vo and ble their offi=
ces in all and finguler things as ts vſed by the bianh Conſtables of the hun⸗
dreds tn England, and fhall he bound fo allehings as high Confables of
the hundreds in England be bound to, 34. h.8.
etewarnsot 54 AU Stewards ofanp Loꝛdſhips, oꝛ manogs in THales, thall emap
Courts. keepe and hold ſuch Leets, Lawdaies, and Coutt Barons,as appertaineth
and belongeth tothe Loꝛdſhips and Manoꝛs whereof they be Stewards,
and bold plees by plaine onder the ſumme of rl.s.ineuerp fuch Court Ba⸗
ron,and haue and entop all other authozictes, commodities and profits, as
Stewards of Leetes, Lawdaies, ¢ Court Barons tn England commons
Ip haue,and be vſed to haue bp reafon of the fain offices and none other: ae
_— up Lay, cuftome,tc.in the fain dominion of Males notwithſtanding. But
— a the fain Stewards noz anpaf chem, noz the Sherike of the fain Counties
inquireof fee in CClales, thall haue any authozity to enquire of anp manerof Felony it
tonte. . any fuch Leete, Lawday, oꝛ Curne, within the fain vominionto be holden.
And no Leete nog Lawday thalbe kept by the Steward o2 other officer of
any Lopothip 62 Panoz inthe fain vominion of Cates, but tn {uch Lords
Chips anv places where it twas accuſtomed to be kept, before che making
ofthe facut of 26. h.8.ſo alwaies the place where {uch Court thalbe kept
be meete and conuentent fo2 that purpoſe. 34. h.8.
Headofficers 55 All Maioꝛs, Bailifes, andheay Officers of coꝛpoꝛate Cownes in
Docnt® — Males may holo plees,and determine actions, and doe euery other ching
concerning common Juſtice, accoꝛding to their lawful grants and lawda⸗
ble cuffomes offuch Cownes,fo alates chep follow the courſe, trade, and
fathion of the lawes & cuffomes ofthe Realme of Cngland,and not of anp
Aelch lawes o2 cuftomes, And in euery of che ſaid townes they map trie
all iffues totned in any action perfonal by bi, men, accoꝛding as heretofoze
in diuers places of the (ain Councrep it hath bin vſed:any ching in this act
Fe.trotwithtanding.3 4.0.8. ;
Aulneger, 56 Che Aulnecer in Wales, by himlelke, oꝛ his fulfictent deputp op Dee
puties, hal in all things to his office appertaining doe, and be bound todo,
and anſwer in every cale like, and accogding ag all and every Aulneger in
England do,02 ought to.o,accogding to the lawes and ſtatutes ofthe Re-
alme of England. Ano fog the cõtrary doing oꝛ exerciſing of the {ain office,
thall in euery cafe and degree {uffer,as bp the ſaid Lawes. and ſtatutes ts
—— Aulnegers, vnder che Crealozer of England fog che time be⸗
md. 3 4. ee ;
Au Courts ec, 57 All Futtices, Commitioners, Sherifs, Coroners, Eſchetoꝛs, ſtew ⸗·
——— ards and their Lieutenants, and all other Dificers, and miniſters of the
"Tatu, thal proclaime and keepe the Seſſions, Courts, hundꝛeds, Leetes,
Sheriles courts,and all other Courtsin che Cnglilh congue,¢ ay 4 4
ee == apf aap ass. «aes ss ——
Wales, ’ 367
| Mfficers,Auries, and Enquelts, and all other Affidavits, verdicts and was
gers otflaw ſhalbe giuen and done in the Engliſh tongue. And alfo no pets
ſon oꝛ perfons chat vſe the Aelch peach, oꝛ lanquage,fhall haue oꝛ entop
anyx maner of office oꝛ kees within the Kealme of England, Males, 02 o⸗ i < of
ther the Q.vominiors,vpon paine of forf.of the fame offices oꝛ kees, vnles bp —
he op they vfe the {peach op languageof Engliſh. 27. H. d. 26.
58 In all and cuerp wits optginall 02 uudicial, 02 other proces, plees, —————
oꝛ waitings which be not expꝛeſſed inthis oꝛdinance; the fees thereof as anaqeuncetts
well for the feales,as writing, ſhalbe rated by the fain jareſident Counfel
and Juſtices, oꝛ thee of them, wherok the ſaid Pꝛeſident to be one, by their
diſcretion from time to time,as the cafe hall require, and they tall haue
full power from time to time to aſſeſſe anv appoint what fee the fain Shes
rifes, Cichetors and Coroners, and their miniſters pꝛenotaries, and their
clarkes,and other miniſters of Juſtice in che (ain thires Mall haue of the
Queenes {ubiects fo2 anp maner wyits,plaints,plees,proces, returnes, oꝛ
any other mattero2 thing, concerning oz belonging tothe execution of
their offices and rowmes ¢ to augment o2 diminiſh any fee 02 fees, aboue
declared, as ſhall be thought bp their diſcretions to be conuenient ¢ meete
fo2 . fap wealch okthe Queens ſubiects ofthoſe partiesof Wales |
34. e
59 All Paioꝛs, Sheriles, Stewardes, Bailikes, and other Miniſters —— ge
and Dfficersof Juttice,ofeuerp County, Loꝛdſhip,towne and place with: jp; ot *
in the fain dominion of Males,and all and ſinguler che Queenes ſubiects Cont an
“of the fame, thall be alwaies obedient, attendant, and allitting to the ſayd
Pꝛeſident Counfell,and Juſtices of @ales, an euery of chen, ano ſhall
obep he Qhucenes commandements and proces fromthem, oꝛ any of them
directed , and all the lawkull any reafonable precepts of the Cain 1920fk:
bent, Counkelt, and Juſtices, and euery of chem, And alfo thall be obedient
toall the ſaid Juſtices of peace, Sbherifes anv Eſchetors, within che lis
mits of their ſaid authoptties,afimell fo2 common adminiſtration, anv due
«execution of Juſtice agin all other things appertaining to their dueties
ano offices.34.,%D.8,
60 Noperlon fo2 Wurderoz Felony ſhall be put to his fine, but ſuſfer Ne aie om
accopbing to the Latnes of the Mealme of England , erceptit pleate che me
Qbueene topardon him. And ifthe ſaid Juſtices fee tauteoe pitie o2 other
tonfiseration they may reprie the Lamon tillthey haue aduertiled the
Queene of the matter. 34. H.8.
61 Ik any Murder oꝛ Felony be committed within Males, ther the moman hai
partte to whom any fuch offence Hall be committed, (hall inno wife take wo
arp endor agreement with the offenda? in that behalfe , noz with anp o- Hs
ther inbisname oꝛ behalfe , onlesthe faid party firſt make the ſaid Preſi⸗
dent and Countell, 02 one of the faid Juſtices pꝛiuie vnto che fame, vpon
paine of impꝛiſonment and greeuous fine, to be ſet and adiudged oe the
cree
Tloucher oz
foerein plea,
Wales,’
dilcretion of the fain Pꝛeſident Counlell and gutſtices oz cts -of shea,
‘whereof the ſaid Preſident to be one. Theſamepaine and pen
tend aſlweltd and againſt ſuch as ſhall about mooue, oꝛ ppocure any
end oꝛ agreement made(althought he ſame labourmotion oꝛ pꝛocuremẽt
neuer take effect to make any end oꝛ agreement ) as againſt him o2 them,
with whom luch end oꝛ agreement chalbe made it the ſame happentatake |
1 effect. 34. h. 8. V pm Hats teegin: Hk Me pelt 123
6236 perfor oꝛ perfons without lawkull authoꝛity, ſhal make any rus
moꝛs, tumults,vnlawłul aſſemblies oꝛ outcries, at any otthe ſaid Courts
oꝛ Selſſions noꝛ any outcries,noꝛ vnlawfuil aſſemblies in great numbers.
“at anp other time, except it be for the appꝛehenſion oꝛ purſuing of Murde⸗
rers oꝛ Felons,vpon paine ofimprifonment, and grieuous fine to be taped
and ſet vpon them by the ſaid Preſident and Counklt, 02 bp the Juſtices,
oꝛ other Dfficet, befoꝛe whom ſuch miſbehauioꝛ ſhall happen to be com⸗
mitted. 34h. 8. 4. .a27.. 0" 1 tne ze aang
. 63 An cale any koꝛreine plea oꝛ voucher be mane hefoge any of the ſaid
JAultices of Aales,betweene partie anv partie, triable in anyother ſhire
within Hales; then where the ſaid plea is pleded or voucher made: Then
the fair Jultices bekoꝛe whom the ſame plea oꝛ voucher ſhall be pleaded oſ
made, fhal and map fend che Queenes wait with a tranſcript ot the recoꝛd.
mẽtioning p fame korrein matter ofplea oꝛ voucher, vnder the ſeale ta hint
committed,vnto the Juttice of the Countp where the fame matter that be
friable,commanding the fain Juſtite by vertue of the ſaid ipit;te proceen
co thetriallthereot,accoꝛding te the Queenes lawes and ſtatutes which.
trial ſo befoꝛe him had, he ſhal remaund with che whole Recoꝛd; vnto che
Juſtices before whom the ſaid plea oꝛ voucher was pleaded o2 made, who
thereupon ſhall proceede te iungement , as the caſe ſhall require. And in
cale che fame fozrein plea,voucher,o2z other matter fo pleaded, be triable
within the Kealme of England: Chen the Juſtice before whom the fame
plee o2 voucher thall be pleaded; had,o2 made, hall and may pꝛoceed to the
triall thereof, as thall appertain within the lame Shire of Tales, where
thefame old plee, voucher, o2 matter was pleaded: the fain forreine plee,
voucher, oꝛ any other ching op matter to thecontrarp thereot notwithſtan⸗
ding. 3 4.DiBe- 95.
All lands in
wales ſhall be
Engliſh Te⸗
nure, and not
Oaanelkind, _
‘fe P 58 WLS G3 CARA SET as A eae
64 All mayors Jandy, tenements, meluages, and other hereditaments
and all rights aup titles to the fame, in any of the Shires of Gales diſ⸗
cended fo any maner perfon o2 perfons fince the featt of the Natiuitie Ss
J.Bap. An. 33. h.8.oꝛ that hereafter ſhal vifcend,thalbe taken, enioyed, v⸗
ſed, and holden as Engliſh tenure, to al intents, accoꝛding to che Common
Lawes ofthis Realme of Eng land, and not to be partable among heires
mates after the cuſtome of Gauelkind, as heretofoze in diuers partes of
Males hath bin vſed. And che Came Law from and after the fata as i
: ‘ « 0 €
oun) ee det ate ae ee... Ce _- eee oe
ae me le ee
Wales. 368
. 8 Joh Boptilt in the lain3 3.yere thal be bled taken and erercil · d in the
Be Cotihtyof Monmouth gin all fuch Loꝛdſhips, and other places, as bp
vertue ofthe Act mave 27. h.8.26.oꝛ bp any other ace oꝛ acts, made oto
wemadewere EMhalbe annered to any ofthe Shires of Salop, Derefoy,
—— other Spires: any. Lawes oꝛ cuſtomes ae. nocwithlauding |
3. VS (9 7 Sa ey
65 3A. sporeanes oflatns,tenements 02 hereditaments, mane or hav, eBosaset
after the fain feat ofS. John Baptiſt which was 33. H. 8. 02 that heres iands.
after ſhalbe had oꝛ Made, within anpofche fain Shires oyplaces,. thall be
allowed otherwile then after the courſe of the Common lawes and Sita:
tutes otthe alme of — —— any wlagesopcuttome ges: notwithttaw
ving 34 H⸗ Sustke igh tr
66" at ſhalbe fatiful to atl verfons,ta atten, fel, 0} othertwite pit swap — of
eheitlanns.ceviemenes, and hereditaments, within the fais Dominion. of tf the Cngliy |
Boece County of Monmouth, and ot her places.annered toany of the maner.
in England krom them a their heires co any perfor o2 perſons in fee
— feetaile Foy terme of lite oꝛ for terme of veres, after the mance,
HAT accordingas is vſed by che Lawes of England: any TCHelch Lawe
‘oY Cuſtome heretofore vſed inthe ſaid Dominion of (Hales to the con:
‘trary thereof notwithtanding, Chis Article co take effect, krom and
‘after the fain feat of ——— eee Sofa — pees
Dens, bad CUE 224 Ai iF aia
* Be AIt ur perlon —— — 02 tenementes thithin the Inheritors of
Hid dominion of Hales, halve hound withinthe Realme of Englande HAaerouns
Dp Diligation, vpon the ſtatute ofthe Staple, 02 Dy Recognifance; and recomnilance
ap not the debt as thal appertaine: Chen vpon cerrificat thereof mane "Sa"
‘into the Nuecnes Chancery of England, bythe Clerke ofthe Sapte; og
Dy dtiy Juice of recow, before whont uch recogniſance ſhalbe knowled⸗
Ned, proces ſhalbe made to the Dherifes of Tales out ofthe Chancery of
England akter the korꝛme as is vſed tobe made spon ſtatutes and Recor:
nifances bp the courfe of che Lawes of England foꝛ nue leuying epaping
‘of the fain debe. ut foꝛ {uch recogniſances as fhatt betaken¢ knowles |
ged before the Queenes Juticesofher Bench, oꝛ common pleas in Eng⸗
and proces hall be had and purfuen immediatly out krom the ſaid Juſti⸗
ces as is vſed vpon recogniſauces taken before the Jultices bythe com⸗
mon courte of the lawes of England, 34,10,8,:
68° Ail ſuch write, bils planes; plees, proces, challenges, and trials cat nits,
fall be viev throughout alt che Shires aloꝛeſaid, before ehe {ain Juſtices tale ——
in their Seltions; ab is vſed in NMorthwales, oz as ſhall be deuiſed by che .
laid Pꝛeſident, Councell,and Juttices,o2 thꝛee of them, whereof the ſaid
Prefivent to be one, for the good miniftratton of Julticeto be had in eue⸗
Sy of the ſaid Shires,34,0.8,
C4 * sig perlon o2 perlens , * aunceltozs og thep whoſe eftate bes Fine eres
. 93°"
ibat lining
the Jurors in
ech cale mut
Difpend,
Attatne,
Tales de circum.
ſtanibus.
Wales.
orthey haue, hare bin in peaceable poſſeſſion of any landes or tenements
in Males by che (pace of fiue yeres without let, interruption, oplawiull §
claime: Chen the fame perfon o2 perfons thal continue cheir poſſeſſion, vn⸗
till {uch time as it be lawfully recouered again& them by oꝛder of the QD.
lawes, oꝛ by decree ofthe Pꝛeſident and Counlelthere, 34.0.8, >
70 Cuerp perfon that hath any lands oꝛ tenements in fee fimple,op fee
taile, oꝛ koꝛ terme of bis life,o2 for terme of any ot her mans life, being frees
bolo, fhall ¢ may paſſe in all maner Juries ¢ trials, afwelincafeoffelony |
02 murder, as in all actions reall,perfonall,rmirt what ſoeuer thep be( Ate
taint onely ercept) and alfo map be empanelled, ¢ enquire ofall conceale-
ments, forcible entries, and other caufesof enquiry for the, albeit he —
may not diſpend xl.s.by pere: Sauing to euerp man his lawful challenge
foz anp ather caule,accopding to the lawes of the realme of England, And
no Juron thall palle in attaint, vnlelle he may diſpend rl. 3. bp the pere of
effate of frechold, 3 4.10,8,
71 See 5.Eliʒ.25. 14. El.9. Iurors 23. That the demandants e plain⸗ 4
tifes, tenants and defendants in Males, vpon requeſt maveto the Juſti⸗
ces of the great Selltons, map haue a Tales de circumftantibus, where a
full Jurie ſhall not appeare oꝛ els after apparance of a ful Jury, where the
Jury is like to rematne vntaken foz default of Juroꝛs bp challenge of anp
ofthe parties.S, 34.1.8, Chat in perfonal actions taken € purfuen befoꝛe
the Juttices in Males Lp wit oꝛ dill, ikix. of the Jury be ſworne to trie
the iftue,¢ the reſidue make dekault, oꝛ be cried out, chen the therifes- hall
and map immediatly returne other names tn che ſaid Furie De circum-
ftantibus,ontill there be rii,men ſwoꝛne to trie the iſſue, as before the Jus
ftice of Noꝛthwales hath bin vſed.
Salt of tollen 72 any goods oꝛ cattels be ſtollen by anp perfor 02 perſons, and ſold
goods,
igs cattel fhat
eDought out
the markec
urtult after
ollen goons,
inany Faire 02 Warket within che faid dominion of Tales, no ſuch fale
thal chance the propertie thereof from the owner of the fame, but he map —
lawkully feile,take, and haue the fameagaine, bpon pꝛoote thereof made,
the fain fale not withttanding.3 4.10.8,
73 No perſon oꝛ perfons thal bargaine op buy any manerofbeatk, or 0°
ther quicke cattelin any place within CHales,out of the market o2 sf atre,
vnles he can bꝛing forth (ufficient € credible witnelles of the name of the
perfon,tobat place,andtime be bought the fame,vpon paine anddangerot
{uch puniſhment and fine,as thalbe fet vpon him, bp the ſaid Pꝛeſident and
Councel,o; any of the faid Juſtices in his circuit, foꝛthe ſaid ofence,¢ a5
be will therefore anfwere at bis further pertl.3 4.39.8.
74 It any goods oꝛ cattels he ſtollen within the limits of any of che
fain hires of Wales, chen vpon (uit chereof had e mare , the tract ſhall be
fotlowed from towneſhip to townthip,o2 Loꝛdſhipto Loꝛdſhip, according
tothe Lawes ¢ culfomes in that bebalfe heretofore vſed in CUales , vpon
ſuch penalep and danger, as heretoioze bath bin accuſtomed. 34. H. d.
75 The e
aN ALT= Fale ee
Wales. 369
«75 She Queene thall haue all Felons goods, and goods of perſons aye anecne
“outlawen, iwapfe,ftrayes,and all other foxfattures and eſcheates whatſo⸗ Mi! beta
eter thep be , anfwered thereof by the hands of the Sbivifes, Sauing ——
alwaies the rights and intereſts of euery of her ſubiects, hauing latull
title to haue the fame, 34. H. 8.
76 This act of 34. H. 8. og any thing therein contained, (hall not be ——
peiudiciall fo any perſon oꝛ perſons oꝛ bodies politique, —* oꝛ concer⸗ (auco,
ning any lands, tenements, rents, ſeruices, bondmen, tolles, oꝛ other heres
Ditaments, but they andeucry of them, their heires, fuccetto2s,¢ allignes
ſhall haue and enioy their lands tenements, ec, in ſuch tke maner as they
pad the fame befogethe making of this act. 34 . 8s.
77 All liberties franchiſes and printleagesaf the Duchie of Lanca⸗ Liberties of
ſter oꝛ in anp wife appertaining tothe fae, thall be of the fame korce, and ——
condition, x may be vſed in as large € ample maner as they were before
the making of this act: any thing ec, notwithttandine. 34.8.
78 All actions reals that ſhall be commenced o2 ſued for any Lands, Actions fuen ts
tenements,o2 hereditaments oz anyother thing within the Countic of eee
Monmouth and all actions perfonals wichin the fame fhire,of he ſumme
of xl.s. oꝛ aboue, and all actions mire (hall be (ued bp oꝛiginall wꝛit out
of the Chauncerie in England, and heard, determined, and tried before
the Queenes Juſtices in England, by Alſiſe, oꝛ Niſi prius, within the ſaid
countie of Monmouth, in ſuch like maner, koꝛme, and wile, as all other ac⸗
tionsreals,perfonals,¢ actions mixt be ſued,heard, determined, ¢ tried,
in oꝛ fo2 any thireof the Realineof England; 27. .8. 26.
79 Che Ducenes Juices of her Bench, oe of the common Bench at Triall of nia
Welkminter, hare fullpower todirect all maner proces tothe Sphirife,g hve it He
all other officers of the fain countie of Monmouth, allo co direct writs of Monmouth,
venirefaciasto the fame Mivif, for the trial of fuch tue toined beloꝛe chem, .
€alfoto award commiſſtons of NrG. prius into: the fain. countie of Mon⸗
mouth, for the trial of uch iſſues ioined before them, in like maner¢ fomne
as they do into euery (hire of this Realme of England, 27,148, 26;
80 All and euery af the Queenes (ubiectsandinhabitants Swithin the Inhabitants
faiv Countie of Ponmoauth, be bound co be obedient and attendant to the hyeronere tee
Loꝛd Chauncellor of England, che Queenes Jultices, and other che !awe Wack:
Queenes mot honozable Councell, anv vnto all lawes, cuſtomes ordi Caplan.
nances,and ſtatutes of this Realme of England, in like maner, koꝛme, and
wile,as all other the Queenes fubiects within euerr {hive of this Reale
of Cugland be bounden. 27. H.8.26. ;
81 Che Hhirifeok the laiaCountie ſhall holoplea of Replace ‘all, rinse te ie
other {uits eplatnes vnder tl. gin his county op (hive court,inlike maner @ aes fait 4
forme,as all other Shivifs do within thisrealme of Englãd. 27. H.8.2 6. bold plea,
82 Khe Shirife, Cichecors, and Coponers that be within the lain aye Shirttes,
E El⸗
Countie of Monmouth/ be bound to cree all, the Queenes mocen Coroners, tr
Wales.
and to make due returnes cherecf, anv to vſe and erercife their offices ace
cording to the lawes and ſtatutes of this Realme of England, in all anv
cucry thine,as the Sbivifes, Eſchetoꝛs, and Coroners be bound to doc in
all and euery other thire of this Realme of England, 27. H.8.26.
etd 83 Che Shirife and Cichetors of the fat hire of Monmouth chat
and Elehetos Mal be appointed bp the Queene,thall make their accompts fo2 their ſaid
accompt. officesinthe Queenes Eſchequer in England, in like maner ¢ forme as
other Sbhirifes ¢ Elchetors do within this Realme of England, x vpon
fuch like paines and penaltics,as ts vpon other Sbirifes € Clchetozs in
euery other hire within this Realmneof Cnqland, 27,1,8,26,
Two kuights 84 Foꝛ all Parliaments to be holden for this Realme, two Knights
mele top te) ſhall be chefento che fame parliament fo2 the hire of onniouth and one
parliament. VBurgelle for the Boꝛough of Monmouth, in like maner, forme, Fopder, —
asother Knights € Burgelles of the parliament be elected inall other
fhires of Eugland, ¢ che fame knights e burgelles Hall haue like digni⸗
tie,prebeminence,and priuiledge, and (hall be allowed fuch fees,as other
Knights and burgelſes of the patliament bath hin allomen, Ano the
knights fees hall be leuied perceiued,receiued gathered, ¢ paien,in ſuch
maner,fopine,and opder,as {uch fees be gathered ec, in other hires of this
Realme of England and the burgeſſes fees thal be leuied as weil within
the boꝛough of Monmouth, as within all other auncient boꝛoughes withe
in the fain thire of Monmouth. 271.8260 2
ponerton 85 _ The Queenes high Iutticeof the Countie ol Pembgoke thall be
Welty. high Juſtice of the Counne and Towne of hauerfoꝛrd Cel, ¢ fall have
like atithopitie,to & foz che miniſtration of Juſtice within the ſaid Countie
and towne of Hauerkord well, ag is appointed to the ſaid Juſtice, toe fog
the adminiſtration of Juttice in the ſaid Countieof Pembyooke, And the
Maioꝛ Shirife Bailife and Wurgetles of the {aid countie and to wne of
Hauerfoꝛb welt, from time to time Halt be as well attendant and obep all
precepts and commaundements of the Pꝛeſident and Councell ofthe Q.
in her arches of MHales,andallo ſhalbe attendant to all precepts ¢ pr0-
_ ces aworded or Directed by the ſaid high Juſtice vnto the therife okthe laid
county € tothe of Mauer ford weſt, and to make returne thereof, and the
fain therife of the ſaid county ¢ towne, hall ſerue all pꝛecepts and proccile
directed from the {aid high Juttice,in like maner ¢ fogme,as the therifeot
the faid county of Pemboke is bound todo, andaccogding tothe effect €
pitrport of the Queens ordinances in that bebalfe hav, made and pzouided.
And it ſhalbe lawful onto che fain Daide, therife, bailife,e burge gofthe
‘fain cotmep and towne of Hauerkord wettaforelaiv, to vſe and exerciſe all
lawfkull liberties earants by king .8, oꝛ his pꝛogenitoas to them ran
ted t confirmed, at the Queenes pleaſure, sccopding to the Lawes of this
Realme of England, and not other wife, Ano the iudicial Seale of che fata
hiresof Pembroke Carmarthen, ¢ Cardigan, being in — okthe
* Queenes
Wales. | Wo
. Queenes hich Tultice there fop the time being , hall he bſed in the fais
countie x towne of Deverford welk; as the oꝛiginall andtudicialt feale of
the ſame towne € countte, And the fain Juſtice of the fata hires of Pee
broke, Carmarthen,and Cardigan, thall haue like auchozitte by vertue of
the Queenes letters patents to him made, as well to doe euery ching con⸗
‘cerning common Juſtice to be miniſtred within the laid towne Ecountie
of Dauerford weit as he hathin his ſaid letters patents within any of che
{aid ſhires of Pembꝛoke, Carmarthen, and Cardigan, 34.2.8,
86 Thele Lordſbips, towneſhips, pariſhes, commotes, aud cantredes ywart ofthe
Hereafter named, being Lordſhips Warchers,<¢ ſometime lying betweene —— an⸗
the Shires of England and (Hales + And all honoꝛs, manoꝛs, lord hips, taint hi resin
caſtels lands, tenements, and hereditaments, tying 02 being within the ane and
compatle 02 precinct of the fain Loꝛdſhips,tovvneſhips, hamlets.parithes, ;
cominotes, & cantredes, & euery of them, in whole poſſeſſton foeuer they
be, are guildable, x caken as part and member of the hire of Monmouth goon mony, >
iz, Monmouth the head and thire towne vf the far Countie, Chepſtow,
Matherne, Lamnyhangell, Magour, Goldclifie; ewpogt ,cGenlog; .
Llawerne, Caerlyon, Uſke, Crelecke,Cinterne, Stynfrech, OGroulinone,
| MUbite cael, Reglan, Calicot, Bitton, Abergiuenny, Penvole,@reenes ·
felv, and Waghen,and Hochuyſſade. 27. H.8.xußs.
_ 87. TheleLorwmhips,townethips,ec, are quildable,ewichinthe Shire Rarnor.
of Radnor, viz, ew Radnor, the heave Hie totone of the fain Countre,
Eliſtherman, Elnelles, Bonghren, Glaſebury, Glawdiſtre, Wiahellis
church, Meleneth, Blewarh Kunyghton, Noꝛton, Pꝛeſton, Coꝛmothuder,
Rapyder, Gwethzomyton; any Stanage.27. HR..26s.
88 Theſe Loꝛdſhips, towmeſhips ec, are guildable, and within he z;ecknotke.
ſhire ok Brecknocke viz. Brecknocke the head and thiretowse of the ſaid
Countie Crekehowel, Treto wze, Penkelley, Engliſh Calgarth.cacih
Talgarth,Dynas the May Glynebogh, Bꝛoyulles, Cantercelp, Lando,
Blapnlynby, Eſtredow, Bueleth, and Llangoꝛs. 27. h.8.26.
89 Thele townes are guildable, ¢ within the hire sf Mountgome gyountgomerv
ry, diz. Mountgomery the head ¢ Shire townof the lain Countie, Kede⸗
wenkery, Cawiſland, Arneſtely, Keniliock Doythur, Poweſland, Clu⸗
neſſand, Baleſſey, Cempcetire, and Alceſtre. · 7. H.s.rs..
90 Theſe townes ¢c. are quilvable, and within the ſhire of Denbigh, Denbigh.
iz, Denbigh land the head and ſhire cowne of chefame Countie, Ruthin,
Saint Alle, Kynllethowen, Bromleld,; Dale; Chirke ano Chirkeland,
MoleldaleanvWopeldate27.8,260 20, co. sa :
or Theſe towneſhips ceaare guildable and annexed to the Countie of alop.
Salop, visi Abertannad, Oſweſtre. Mhetington, Balbyoke, Knoking,
which with their members: hall be takenthe hundꝛed of Oſweſtre, anv
Eleſmer annexed tothe hundped of Pimbril, and Downe, € Cherburic,
annexed to the hundzed of Cherbuvie.27,1.8,26,,344),8, “i
Bbbe 92 Theſe
Wales.
e-evetorD. 92 Theletownethips are guildable, x anneredto the Countie of eres
; ford, vi3,£ wpas Wacy,callen the hundpen of Cwpas Lacy, Ewyas Das |
rolv,annered to the hundged of Aebtree, Clyſfford, CU pnforton, Werdel>
ley, CAhitney, Duncington, callen the hundzen of Huntington ẽ WMeig ·
moze Loaharnets,the hundred of ẽ Aeigmoꝛe € Stepulton,27.1,.8,26, Ff
63 Chele Lowhips are quilvable , and annexed to the Countie of —
Gloucetter, viz, CHollatton, Cionam, Bechlep,¢ all lands iping berweene
Chepſtow binge inthe Barches of Males, and Glouceller Hire,andi in
the hundzed of CHefeburie, 27. H. 8. 26.
Glamorgan . 64 hele Loꝛdſhips are quildable, ¢ annered to the Countie of Glas
mioꝛgan viʒ Gowerkilney, Bithops towne Lanvdatte,Spnabhinthe fupra,
Syñghint he Wbeus, Wilkin, Ogmoꝛe, Glynerotheny, Tallagarne, Ru⸗
thien, Callanan Lanblechian, Lantwive,Cperial,Auan, Nethe, Lanv-
Wey and thé Clapes, 27.,8,26,
Carmarthen. 95 Thele townes ee, are guildable, and within the thire of Carmar⸗
then, biz, Lahemethe Cerpe, Abermerielle Kedwely, Elkenning, Come:
woolthan, Newcaſtell Enilpn , Avergolly, and Lanttiffan, Uferlois,
Langham, parcell of the hundꝛed of Derleys. 27. H.8.26.
Penbdooke, 96 Cheletownesare quildable, and within che chire of {embooke,
viz, Kilgarran,Lantkcffan Langebarne, other wife called Tellangharne,
cTalwinſeaſtel Dewellandjl eunchareinaantey,Wenbeth,<Sleberche,
Rolinarkéet,Cattetlan,Landoflonre..27AD.826,
Carvigan, 87 Chelotownes Fe, are guildable. and within the: hire of Carnigan,
15. Cregaron, Genergin,Landwap,Citenp, 27,4),8, 26, )
Flint. 98 Chele townes ẽchare guildable, and within che hire of Flint, biz,
hoppe Hawarden, Meretord Diep, ¢ Moldeſdale within the hundzed
of Moldeldale. Allaph within che hundgen of Rutlarin;33:,8.12. |
Mouthway, 97 The Lordthips, Townes, and Parithes of Bouchway,¢ all lands,
cenementsac, within the compale of che fame, are guildable, annered
Merioneth. tothe Countie of Merioneth in Noꝛthwales as a — member; 0}
sida part of thefanie, 27,10.8,26,) 0
Woztheltet. 100 Che Cowneof Bewnlp within the’ pavith of Ribeftonn in the
Countioof Citigate, Rall che ground ¢ ſoile of rhe fame town, is pniten,
annexed, and mane patecit of the Countie of cMigoꝛue, x wit hin che hun
dred of Doniiiatree : And the inhabitants ofthe ſaid towne Eparith hall
he attendant , and doe Cuerprhing with the mbabicanesiof the ſaid hun⸗
dred Sauing coche Burgelſes g inhabitants of theſaid towne of Bewd⸗
ep, all ſuch liberties and franchiles, as they lawtully had — in
the lame to wne beloze the making ol thisact z3 .83. eS 2.
Sh co ancy SE All and ſiaguler perfor and poritne) Stuctling oy: veffamt within
Azece at ales oꝛ in the Lordſhips marchers ol the fant, at all times vpon {uch
Courtse monition o2 warning given for the court to be kept in CAales, oꝛ in any
of the Lordſhips marchers, as befoge time hath bia vſed, Hall perſonally
appeare
Glouteſter.
ep Wales. 371
appeare before the Juttice, Steward, Lieutenant, op other Officer, at all
and euery Seffions, Court and Courts,to be holven before che fame Fue
ftice, Steward,o2 other officer in any whatlouer place within Males oꝛ
within che precinct, limits, and turifdictions of euerp of the Loꝛdſhips
Warchers, 02 ſeignioꝛies aforelaid, oꝛ the Marchers of the ſame, as by the
fain Juſtice, Steward, o2 other officers thall be appointed, and then and
there thall giue bis ¢ their perfonall attendance, to do euery thing which
to bint o2 them thall appertaine, bpon paine of {uch fines, forfatcures anv
amerciaments,as thall be aſſeſſed by the Steward, Juſtice, oꝛ other officer
to the Queenes ble, tfit he within any of the Qucenes Lordthips Ware
chers, and if it be within any other Loꝛdſhips Warchers, then to the ole
of the Lord of the fain Loꝛdſhip archer for the time being. Che fain
forfaitures and amerciaments to be leuted bp wap of niftres of the goods
and cattelsof euery perfon not appearing at the ſaid court 02 courts , og
hot Doing his duetie, as ts aboueſaid. 26. h.8.6.
102 Ikthe Steward, iLicucenant,o2 any other officer of any Lowhip An officer tne
archer in Cates, vo faine,procure, oz imagine any vntrue ſurmiſe a⸗ Poon an onceng
gatnit any perfon o2 perfonsthat ſhall fo giue cheir perfonall attendance ſurmile.
before them at fuch Court o2 Courts, there thep bane rule o2 authoritie,
and bpon the fame vntrue ſurmiſe, commit them to any dures 02 impriſon⸗
ment contrarte to the law, o2 contrarie to thetrue & lawdable cuftome of
that Loꝛdſhip: Chen vpon {ute made onto the Queenes Commiffioners
oꝛ Councell of the Warches for the time being, by any (uch perfon o2 per:
fons ſo impzifoned,o2 by any of their friends,the fame Commiflioners 02
Councell hall haue full power to fend foꝛ {uch Steward, Lieutenant, 02
officer, andalfo foꝛ the perfon 02 perfons ſo impꝛiſoned, ¢ if the fame pers
ſon oꝛ perfons ſo impzifoned,can euidently proue before the {aid Councell
- bp goon ¢{ubitanctall witnetles,o2 otherwiſe, chat his impzifonment was
vpon any kained ſurmiſe, without caule reafonable, o2 lawfull, then the
fame Commiflioners thall haue full power to aſſeſſe the fata office to pap re
to the {atv perfon o2 perfons wrongfully impꝛiſoned vi.s.viii.ð. foꝛ euerp
vay of their imprtfonment,o2 moze, bp the difcretion of the ſaid Commillſi⸗
oners, according tothe hurts € behautoz ofthe perfon o2 perfons impꝛiſo⸗
ned, € the fame Commiflioners hall fee further fine vpon che faid officer,
to be pated to the Queenes ble, as by their difcrecions thal be thought cons
uenient. And in caſe the fame officers do refule to appeare befoze the fame
Commillioners tneontinent after any commandement to them directed, €
deliuered after any {uch complaint made to the fame Commiflioners:thert
the fame Commiffioners thal have full power bpon every default made bp
any officer o2 officers,to aſſeſſe ¢ (et pon euery {uch officer 02 officersmas
king vefault {uch fine o2 fines,to be leuied tothe Qucenes vſe, as by their
diſcretions thall be thought conuentent. And the fame Commmiffioners
Spal haue full power to compel che (aid officer 02 officers bp wap of impꝛi⸗
BE 20% : Bbb 3 ſonment,
Wales. '
ſonment, alwel to pay fuch fine as hall betaredopon them to the Dbl,
as to pap vnto euery perfor oꝛ perfons ſo impꝛiſoned, ſuch ſummes of m⸗ ⸗·
ney as they ſhalbe alleſſedto pap fog their wꝛong impꝛiſonmẽt. 26. h. 8.6.
Fo weapon 103 joperlondwelling oꝛ reſiant within Males, oꝛ the Loꝛdſhips
thal bebiousht oparchersof the lame, of what eltate, vegree, oz condition ſoeuer he be,
Fares, 02 connnina oꝛ repairing onto any Seflions oꝛ Court to be holden within
CThyucches. Tales oꝛ any Loꝛdſhips arches of the fame, hall being oꝛ beate,oz
cauſe to be brought oꝛ borne to the fame Sellions o2 court, oꝛ to any place
within the diſtance of two miles fromebe fame ſeſſions oꝛ court ,n02 to
any towne, church, faire, market,oz other congregation (ercept it be vpon
a Hue oꝛ Dutcrie made of anp Felonie oꝛ robberie done,) nop inthe high
Waites, in affray of the Queenes peace, oꝛ che Queenes liege people, any
bill, tong bow ,crofbow,handeun , hwo, ftaffe, dagger, halberd, moꝛiſ⸗
pike.{peare, op any ot her maner of weapon, pꝛiuie coate, oꝛ armour Befen=
fiue ,»pon paine of forfaiture of the fame weapon, pꝛiuie coate, 02 ate
mour ,¢ to {uffer impzifonment,and make fine € ranfome to the Queene
by the diſcretion of the Qucenes Commillioners of her Warches fo the
time being, ercept it be by the commandement,licence,o? allent ofthe fais
Juſtices, Steward, oꝛ other Officer, oꝛ of the Commiſſioners, oꝛ Counce!
of the Warches koꝛ the time being. 26.1),8,6. 4. H.4. 28. S. Armour 9.
Sathering 104 No perſon op perſons without licence of the ſaid Commiſſioners
commends én wüiting, Chall within CHlales , opthe Marches ofche tame opin any
Shires adioyning tothe fame,require,procure,wather,o2 leuie anp Come
moꝛth, Bivale, tenants ale , oꝛ other collection oꝛ eraction of goods, cats
tels, money, 02 any other thing onder colour of marping,o2 foꝛredemp⸗
tion of any murder, 02 any other felonie, oꝛ foz any othermaner of caule,
Pꝛoenring bp what name ſoeuer they thal be called: 3202 hall make oꝛ procure to be
of gaaes, made any Games of running, weeftling , leaping , oꝛ anyother games,
(the game of Shooting onelp except) vpon paine of one whole peeres im⸗
prifonment of euerp perfor oz perfons as fhalt gather op procure to be gas
thered anp fuch collection oꝛ eraction,og ſhall make oꝛ procure to be made
any games as ts atoꝛeſaid. And furthep thep g euery of them thall make
{uch fine, as by the diſcretion af the Q.Cõmiſſioners of her arches thal
be thought conuentent, And the fain Commiflioners hall haue power to
heave ¢ determine che {ato offences bp their eramination,26,3),8,6, —
Bethe 105 No perlſon oꝛ perfons thall at anptime ca anp thing into anp
: Court within Males, 2 tuthe Lordthips Warches of the fame, bp the
meane 02 name of anp Arthel, by reafon whereof the Court may beletted,
diſturbed, 02 diſcontinued foz that time, vpon paine of one whole yeeres
imprifonment of any ſuch perſon oꝛ perſons, as hall caf , oꝛ cauſe to be
taſt any ſuch Archel into any court op courts to be holden within CHales,
02 the Loꝛdſhips Marches of the lames any cuftome gc. notwithſtan⸗
bing, 26, 1,8, 6. — aie :
Tigtet 106 Ag
Wales. 7b a
106 All Seffions ¢ Courts to be holden within CHales, 02 the Loꝛd⸗ zuhere Sedt⸗
fhips marchers of rhe ſame, ſhall be kepe within the moſt ſureſt and peace> ous Gall be
able place within the fame Loꝛdſhip marcher, where the laid Futtice, “P*
Steward, o2 other officer thall appoint, 26. h.8.6.
107 Che Julicesof the gaole deliuerie, and of the peace, and euery of Inquite in the
them fog the time being inthe Shire or Sbhiresof Cnoland where the cing. of oxme
Queenes writ runnech, next adioyning to the Loꝛdſhip Warcher,o other 2 rons
placesin (Hales, where anp counterfeiting, wathing, clipping , op mini⸗ ¥ o:0%1 b mage
_ thing of any coine currant within chis Realme, o2 mucder, thall be come cbers. ;
mitted o2 done, oꝛ where anp other felonies 02 acceflaries ſhall be commits
ted, hatte authopitie at their Seflions ¢ gaole deliuerie to inquire by ver⸗
Dict of xii.men of the fame thire 02 (hires neve adiopning within England
where the Queenes writ runneth , there to cauſe all fuch counterfaiters,
wafhers, clippers of money, felons, murderers, ¢ acceflaries to the fame to
De indicted accogding to the lawes of this lav, in like maner as ifthe fame
petite treafons, murders, felontes,¢ acceſſaries to the fame had bin cõmit⸗
fed Within any of the {aid ſhires, within the faturealme,¢ alfo to heave, bes
termine, ¢ iudge the ſame, according to the lawes of this Realme, Ano all
fogreinplecs,pleaden by anp of the fain offendoꝛs, hall be tried determi⸗ Foꝛrein plees,
nedinthe fame thire o2 (hires, And the acquitall o2 fine making fo any of acquitatt in
thecaules afozelain, in any of Loꝛdſhips Warchers, thall be no barre fo2 ——
any perfon oꝛ perfons, being indicted in the ſaid ſhire o2 Hires wit hin two
peeres next after anp {ach murder,oz felonie done, 26. h.8.6.
108 The laid Juſtices of peace and qaoledeliuerte, euery of them, Proces of onte
haue authopitie to award all maner of ppoces, as well of Dutlawgte, as pertons mblee
otherwiſe, againſt all ¢ euery {uch offendoꝛ ¢ offendors, fo indicted, in mas ted.·
ner € forme, and accoꝛding tothe cuftomes and Lawes vſed within this
~ Realme of England. Anz the (aid Juſtices, oꝛ two of them before whore
any fuch offendo2 thall happen to be outlawed, oꝛ attainted by vtlagarie,
fhall immediatly bpon the ſame velagarie 02 attainder,direct,¢ fend vnto
the Queenes officers of her Loꝛdſhips marchers,o2 to their deputic, 02
vnto the lord oꝛ loꝛds marchers of the fame loꝛdſhip marcher, 02 to his or
their officer oꝛ officers,o2 to their deputies, wherein (uch offence murder,
02 felony thall happen to be done, oꝛ where any fuch offendo2r,murderer,oz
felon ſhall happen to be reffant ,a certificat vnder the leales of them , 62 Certiticat of
tivo ofthem,of any fuch vtlagarie oꝛ attainder, commaunding them, and dutlawnie.
euery of them bp the fame, vnder paine of foꝛfaiture of a C.łi.to the D,to
be leuied perceiued altwell of the goods, cattels,lands, x tenements of
the fame loꝛd 02 loꝛds marchers,as of the goods, ¢cattels,lanvs,and tenes
ments of the Queenes officer there : toappzehend and attach, o2 cauſe to
be apprehended ¢ attachen the bodie oꝛ bovies of the {ame offendo 02 of:
fendozs {o outlawed 02 attainted, and ately to keepe, 02 cauſe to be kepe
the fame offendop oz offendozs, till {uch conuenient time, befoze the next
. Bob 4 Seſſions
Wales.
Sellions of the DQ, Juſtices of her gaole veltuerie ofthe hire where ſuch
offendoz oꝛ offendors thall happen to be outlawed o2 attainted , asto the
Qofficer of her loꝛdſhips marchers,o2 to their deputies, oꝛ vnto the lov
marcher, oꝛ logos marchers of the ſame loꝛdſhip marcher,o2 to bis 02 their
‘officer 02 officers,o2 their deputies, where uch offendoz oꝛ offendoꝛs ſhall
he apprehended, attachen,veteined, g kept, Hall be thought erpedient foz
the conueiance, oꝛ conduction of the fame offendo? oꝛ offendors, in maner
¢ forme following, to be deliuered from the Queenes officers,o2 their dee
puties, 02 the logo marcher,o2 the logos marchers,o2 his oꝛ their officer oꝛ
officers, to other perfons afliqned by this act, to receiue and conuey fuck
‘offendo? 02 offendors by Indenture to be made betweene the deliuerer or
Conueyance of deliuerers, x the recettter oꝛ receiuerssthat ts ta fay, Che Queenes ofticer
——— of ber Loꝛdſhip Marcher, oꝛ their deputies, oꝛ the loꝛd oꝛ loꝛds Marchers
marcher ta att
other.
of the lordthip marcher, o2 his o2 their officer 02 officers, oꝛ their deputies
where fuch offendop oꝛ offendors (hall be apprehended attached, detained,
and kept, thall (afelp conduct and conuey, oꝛ caule to be conducted & con⸗
ueied the fame offendo2 o2 offendoꝛs to the next Loꝛdſhip marcher toward
the Shire where che fame offendoz 02 offendors thal happen to he outlaws
ed o2 attainted, And the Queenes officers ofthe fame Loꝛdſhip marcher,
oꝛ their veputies, oꝛ the lod 02 lords marchers of the fame loꝛdſhip mar:
cher,oz his 02 cheir officer oꝛ officers, oꝛ thetr deputies, thal receiue ¢ fates
Ip conueyp the fame offendog o2 offendors to the next Loꝛdſhip marcher,
And fo the Queenes officers of euery Loꝛdſhip marcher,o2 their beputies,
oꝛ the loꝛd 02 loꝛds marchers of the fame Loꝛdſhip,oꝛ his o2 ther officer oꝛ
Returne of:
she cessificat,
officers,o2 their Deputies, to receiue € conueyfafelp euery {uch offendoꝛ oꝛ
offendo2s, from one loꝛdſhip marcher to another loꝛdſhip marcher bp tn:
Denture as is aforefaid, onto the time that {uch offendor 02 offendozs ſhall
be fafely delinered befoze the fain Juſtices of the gaole deliuerie, vpon
pain of forfaiture by euery of the Queenes officer , oꝛ loꝛd marcher, (bp
whole dekault the fame offerdo? 02 offendoꝛs fhal,ne may not appeare, bes
fore che fame Juſtices at their fain Sellions, there to ſtand anv abive the
oꝛder of the Qucenes lawes) C, Vi, to be leuied eperceiuedof che goods
and cattels, landes, and tenements of the fame Officer 02 Lorn , to the
Queenes ble, And all and euery officer and officers. loꝛd €10203,07 other
perfons to whom anp certificat thall be directed,as is aboue ſaid, ſhall at
the next Seflions and gaole deliuerte to be holven after the appzehenfion,
oꝛ attachment of fuch offendoꝛ oꝛ offendors,returne the fame certificat in
au aduantages due forme, and what he oz thep haue done inthat bebalfe vpon the paine
pen the of afogefain, Sauing alway to all ¢enery offendor ¢ offendors, all € ſinguler
Be
trauerfes,challenges, erceptions,aduantares, and all other plee, to, of,
& bpon the outlawꝛie pronounced againt the fame offendoz 02 offendoꝛs,
in maner ¢ forme,as is and hath bin vſed bp the lawesof thts realme, koꝛ
any the OQ lubiects dwelling within the fame realme. 26. H. 8. 6.
109 This
nie ERAS HF
Wales. 373
109 Chis act thall not ertend to abꝛidge oꝛ depꝛiue any liberties, pot: No tiberties of
uiledge, oꝛ authoritie ofanp loꝛd marcher, heretofore granted to the fame ————
lozd, oꝛ lawfully vſed oꝛ accuſtomed by the ſaid Loꝛd oꝛ anie of bis ance⸗
ſtors, vnles the koꝛeſaid offenders happen to be indicted, dutlawed, arraig⸗
ned,cõuicted, oꝛ attainted bp force of thts act,as ts aboueſaid, within two
peeresnert after fuch murder o2 other felonious offence cimitted, within
the fatolordihip marchers, 02 any of hem, anie thing in this act, ec, not:
withſtãding, 26. h.8.6. Quere whether the vſe of thele thace latter bꝛan⸗
ches, of this Statute of 26,Den, 8, be taken atwap by che annering of the
Loꝛdſhips marchers to certaine Counties in England and (Cales,
Ilo All murvers,robberies, felonies,and accellories to the fame which Felonies tom ·
thal happen tobe committed within the hire of Merioneth tn CMales, one e⸗
thal emay be inquired, heard, and determined in the Courts of Carnars
uan o2 Angleſey, before the Queenes Juſtices of Noꝛthwales, 02 their
Deputie for the time being, bp berdict 02 enqueſt to be taken by the inha⸗
bitants of the fame fhires of Carnaruan, aun Angleſey op othertwile tf bp
diſcretion of the Juſtice here o2 his veputie,it ſhalbe thought conuenient,
And the faine Juſtice oꝛ his deputy fo? the cime being, thal hate ful power
by his diſcretion by fozce of this act, to heare and determine allandeuerp
che foꝛeſaid murders, felonies, robberies, ¢ acceflaries in foꝛme aforefain,
26,10.8.6, But fee the Statute 34. h.8. that the koꝛeſaid acte, and enerp
Article therein conteined thal take effect and be executed in all points, fo2
€ concerning any ofp faid offences done within the countpof Werioneth,
to be inquired of beard, ¢vetermined within therountie of Salop, in like
maner and forme as commonly is and hath bin vſed fo2 any of the fame o2
like offences cõmitted within any other countie orplace of Southwales,
111 Euery officer anv officers, and their deputies, bpon commande: cahereandto
ment giuen by che commilſlioners 02 councell of the Marches for che time Pam anrok
being, hall being ſend, oꝛ deliuer eucrp offender (which nach commit any committed.
murder,robberic,o2 felony, within the loꝛdſhips marches of Tales, oꝛ in
other places of Tales, without the ſame loꝛdſhips marches, doch flie €
efcape from the fame lon hip o2 other place, where {uch offence was conte
mitted, and repaireth into another Loꝛdſhip marcher) to the officer ofthe -
Loꝛdſhip marcher or other place, where any ſuch offence ſhalbe commit⸗
ted 02 Done vpon the metes and bounds of che ſaid lordſhips, oz tothe fain
commiffioners oꝛ counfell according a8 the fain officers by them ſhall be
commaunded vnder paine of rl P.che fame commandement o2 commiſſion
tobe directed to anp {uch officer tobe fent, conueied, and deliuered by a
ſergeant at armes oꝛ purſeuant attendant on the Tain counfellin che Mar⸗
ches koꝛ the time being. 26. .8.ß.
112 Atl ſuch vnlawkull cuſtomes, as hatte hin bſed in ſeuerall foreſts eractionsta.
in ales, ann the Warches of the fame (for the taking of platefuil era: Re Frets
ctions ofanpof the Ducenes ſubiects which pall, goe, oꝛ vive through, o2
in
23.0.8.1.
Ciergic.13.
Redeliuery of
Veleser
in any way 02 path of any of the ſaid fopetts, not hating vpon him a token
peliuered onto him bp the chiefe forelters,rulers.o2 Farmers: D2 totake
any {uch money and gold, as thall be found vpon him which is taken bp
the {pace of rriiti, koote out of the high way in any of the fain koꝛeſts, oꝛ ta
cauſe the fame perfon fo taken out ofthe brah wap, to lofe atcint of one
of bis hands, oꝛ to make fine therefore with the koreſters, rulers, ¢c, at
their will and pleafure: D2 for any Foreffers, Rulers, walkers, oꝛ fare
mers, onlawfully to ſeiſe and take any beaſtes 02 quicke cattell, and ta
marke them with the marke of their foꝛeſts, which do happentocome,
goe op eſcape inte anicofp {aid foretts, bp ſtray, oꝛ theefe Hollen, o2 others
wiſe) halbe determined, void and had for nought, thꝛoughout all anv eves
rp of the fain foretts within (Hales, and the marches ofthe fame, And it
ſhall be lawkull to al anv euery of the Queenes truefubiects, and allother
perfon and perfons being in league and amitp with our Soueraign Lady
the Queene, her heirs ¢fuccetlors, Kings oꝛ Queenes of England, freee
lp, quietlp, and in peace to paſſe and repaſſe, trauatle and moe into and
thoughout the fain Foꝛeſts and euery of them, both on hoꝛſe backe and on
foote, aſwell following ann dining of cattell, as with carping of wares,
02 otherwife about theirlawfull bufines and affaires, without ante fine,
fopfatture,toll,cuftome,craction,o} other impoſition to be taken,eracted,
oꝛ Demaundedofthem, op ante of them, by the ſaid fozetters; rulers, wale
Kers, farmers, 02 their affignes, anb if it {hall chance any of the fain koze⸗
fers, rulers ec. at anie time to take any perfor oꝛ perſons, being the
Queenes true fubiects,o2 otherwiſe in league and amity with our Soue⸗
raigne Lady, ber heirs oꝛ ſucceſſoꝛs, Rings oꝛ Queenes of England as
ts afopefain, and exact and take of them, oꝛ ofany ofthem, any of the fata
fo2faitures,fines,tolles,culfoms,o2 eractions,asis aboue mencioncd, and
be thereof lawfully conuicted: Chen he o2 they ſo doing € offending cons
trarie to this act; toiricurre and and in dancer of the ſtatute heretofore
: prouided foꝛ robberies by the Queenes high way, and the ſame to be tried
befoze the Juttices of the peace in the next thire apioinant, accopbing to
the law of this realme of Cngland,27,10.8.7. °
113 Ikany manner ofbeatk or quicke cattell ok any ofthe Queenes
alles ponpat’ true ſubiects oz other the Queens feienns,at any time do come into anp of
the fain korꝛeſts bp ſtraies theefe ſtollen, oꝛ otherwiſe, and there be marke
and leiſed of any of the ſaid koꝛeſters,rulers, walkers, karmers, 02 their al⸗
fignes,o2 any of them, the otuner 02 owners ofthe fame cattell, within
any one pere Eaday then next enſuing, chãce to find che (ain cattell ſo takẽ,
€ lawfully proue the fame to be his oꝛ their owne proper-cattell, chen the
fame cattel (halbe reveliuered to che owner oꝛ owners theref,accopding ta
the ancient law of chis realme of England, che fain owner oꝛ owners reas
fonably paying for p keeping of (uch cattel, after the rate of the time that
Such cattell (hall haue bin in the cuſtody of anp ſuch fopelters, rulers ne
Wales. 374
bis or their affinns, in fuch maner and korme as heresofore hath bin in like
tafenlento be done by the owners within a pere & aday next after the ſei⸗
fing of the fame cattell, And ifanyp of che fain foretters rulers, ec, oꝛ their
aſſignes do Dente the deliucrance of any ſuch cactell, by them oꝛ any of che
{o ſeiſed 02 marked within any of p fain foxetts, after the owner ¢ owners:
of them, thal haue duely and lawfully pꝛooued them to be his. 07 their own
proper goods o2 cattels, as is aforefain: Chen curry fuchforetter, ruler,
walker, farmer,o2 thetr aſſignes fo doing ¢ offending contrary to this act,
hal forfait pay onto che partic grieued, the double value of all fuch cat⸗
tcl,as (halbe fo cakerr¢ marked, and not deliuered tothe owner or owners
as is akoꝛeſaid. And the party grieued may haue his action of Detinue at
the common iaw,of ¢ foꝛ the fame cattel againſt euery {uch offender oꝛ of⸗
fenders, ¢ the fameto be tried inthe next thire aviotnant, wherein no M.
©. P.Ec. And like pꝛoceſſe of outlawꝛy thalbe han made inthe ſaid actiõ
‘Of Detinue in the next hire adioinant againſt euery foreſter, ruler, rc, 02
their alliqnes, fo offending cõtrary to the teno2 of this act, as in anaction
of treſpas at the common lawe of this realme is vfen,2 7.1), 8.7,
214 forthwith vpon che charge giuen to any enqueſt to be taken and a Baily for Bees
ſworue befope any Futtices, Steward, teutenant,op their officer within kins ota 34"?
Wales,oꝛ the marches ofthe fame, of, foz,¢ bpon any trauerfe again the
Queene, oꝛ the triall ofany recoquifance bꝛoken, oꝛ any ober forfaiture.
fozfaited to the Queene, oꝛ of, fog and vpõthe trialofanp murverer,felow, © o>
oꝛ acceflarp of felony op murder : Dne officer op other perfon halve depu⸗
ten, ¢fwo2ne in the prefence of the ſaid Juſticiar, o2 other officer; for che
true ¢ Diligent keeping of the fame Juroꝛs. And the fame officer oꝛ other
perfon fo fwogne, without thefpectall comandementofrhefain Jutticiar, =
oꝛ other officer, ſhall not do, oꝛ {uffer co be miniftren to the fame Juroꝛs
anp beead,dpinke,op meate, fire op light,no2 hal {utter the fame Jurors ta
ſpeake to any perfor oꝛ perſons noz p faine officer oꝛ other perſon ſwoꝛne
Without the commandement aloreſaid, that not {peake co the {ain Jurops,.
but only to demand of them of their agreement, vnto fuch time as the fame
Juroꝛs thal haue giuẽ their berdice, anp vlage o2 cultome heretofore vſed
to the contrarie not withitanding. And-tf che fame officer o2 other perſon
fo fwogne in forme aforeſaid, do not execute € accomplith the premiffes in
theoth before rebearled, in euery point ¢ article: Chen he thalbe puniſhed
¢impzifoned, and make fine ¢ ranfome co the Queene, hy the difcretion
of the ſaid Jukiciar, Steward, Lieutenant, o2 other officer, 26. h.8. 4.
115 Ifthe lame Furoysdo acquite any {uch felon, murderer,or accel: cintene vers
farp, bpon whole trial chep ſhalbe charged, op giue any vntrue verdict ae dict.
gaint the Queene vpon chetriall of any treuerle; recognifance; o2 other
fon faiture, contrary to the good and pꝛegnant euidence miniftred to them
by perforis ſworne before the {aid Juſticiar, Steward, Lieutenant, or o-
ther officer,o2 chat the Gin Jurozs,o2 any of them do cat,dzinke,o2 ſpeake
pancucad to
nee Wales. ee
to oꝛ with any perſon oꝛ perfons, thentofuch as beſwoꝛne with them og
otherwiſe miſdemeane themfelues, after they be ſwoꝛne, and before they
haue giuen their verdict, then the Loꝛd Pꝛeſident, oꝛ other the countell of
the marches kor che time being, vpon notice oꝛ complaint thereof to be
made, thall not only haue authogitie to call {uch Juroꝛs before them, but
alfo che fame Juſticiar, Steward, oꝛ other officers afore wham auyſuch
acquitall,putrue verdict,o2 mifoemeanours thall happen to be made, thal
haue fullpower to compel {uch Jurors and euery of them, spon paine of
impzifonment,to be bounden by recognifance in a certaine ſumme of moe
nep by their difcretion to be limiten,that the fame Juroꝛs ¢ euery of chem
thall perfonallp appeare at a certain dap by the fame Jufticiar, Steward,
oꝛ other officer to be limited befone the Loꝛd Pꝛeſident, anv other of the
Countell aforclatd, for the time being then and thereto abide and fand to
{uch direction and ogder,as the fame Counlell hall make, ordaine, and de⸗
cree,of,in,and bpon the fame, And the fame Counſel ſhalbchereupon haue
authovty bp eramination o2 otherwiſe, to heare and determine all and es
uerp ſuch cauſe, and ſhall haue like auchozitp to commit euery of the fame.
‘Jurors to prifon,or other punithment,as thalbe thought meete by the vile
cretion ofthe fain countell, 02 otheriwife aſſeſſe o2 tare euerp {uch Juroꝛ to
bis fine oꝛ ranſome by the fame diſcretion, to be paid and leuied of their
{ands,qoods,and cattels toche vſe of the Queene.26. h.8.a.
Q Burgelle for 116 Che towne of Hauerfkord wet thal fo2 ever, finn one Burgelle for
Raucrford weſt rye ſaid tone at euery Parliament to be holden in England, anv the:
RKnights and
burgeſſes kor
the parliantet.
The wages of
knights ofthe
parliament.
charges of the fame Gurwetle ſhalbe alwaies bozne by the Water, Bure
gelles,and inbabitants of the fain towne, and none other,3 4.0.8,
117 forall Warltaments tobe holven for chis realme, one Knight
fhalbe chofentothe fame Parliaments for euerp of the fhires of Wrecks:
nock, Kadnoz; Wountromery, ¢ Denbinh, € fox euerpocher hire within
the ſaidcountrey of Tales’, and for euery borough being a ſhire towne
within the fain countrey of CAMales, one Burgelle (except che ſhire towne
of the countie of Merioneth) ¢ the election to be in like maner, foꝛme, and
ower,as Wnightse burgeſſes of the parliament beelected in other ſhires
of this realme (andto be named Exholen bp theauthority of the Queenes
waꝛit, vnder the great ſeale of England, 34. .8.) and the Knights ¢ bure
geſſes, and euery okthem thal haue like dignity, prebeminence and priui⸗
ledge, and ſhall be allowen {uch fees, as other Knights of the Parliament
haue and be alloted, and the knights fees ſhalbe leuied ofthe commons of
the hirethat chep be elected in, and the Burgelles fees ſhalbe leuied, and
gathered afwell of the borounhs, ¢ ſhire townes, that they be Burgelſes
of as of all other ancient boroughs within thefamethire,27.19.8.26
118 Che Dhirifes for the cime deine of euery of the rwelue thires in
CHiales, and in the countie of Monmouth, haue authority co gather, eles
uieorcaule tobe gathered, oz leuied che knights feesoz wa the ine
abitants
*
Wales. | 375
habitants ofthe rit, fhires,¢ of the faid county of Monmouth, which ought
to pay the fame, and the fame fe gathered, ſhall pap, 02 caufe to be paid to
ceuery luch knight, 02 knights, 02 to bis 02 their alfiqnes, within twe mo⸗
neths next after ſuch knight o2 knights ſhall deliuer o2 caule to be deliue⸗
red the Queenes wait De folutione feodi militis parliamenti to anp ſuch
ſhirike, and euery ſuch ſhirile making defaule of paiment of the fee 0) wa⸗
ges in maner andfourme akorelaid, ſhal fez fait co the Queene and J. rt.P, -
and ik any ſhirike in any of the (aid rit, (hires and coũtie fhall make default
ofpaiment ofthe laid wares ec, by a longer time then two moneths, then
he (hall korfait fo2 euerp monech chat he ſhall makeocfault xx. k. to be for⸗
faited and leuied in maner and forme aforefain, 35. H.8.11.
119 Cuerp ator ano Bailike, and other bean officers ofctttes, bo- The wanes of
roughs and tones in euery of the ſaid rit, hires ¢ countie of Monmouth — —
within like {pace of two moneths after the receit of the Queens writ De
folutione ec, ſhall leuy, gather and pap the wares ¢ fees to thetr Burgel⸗
fes, in maner and forme aforefaid, and in and onder like pains and foo fat:
tures a3 is before mentioned,to be leuied of the goods and cattels of euery
fuch atop, Bailife,¢ other head officer (co whom the Queenes {aid wait
ſhalbe directed for the leuping of {uch fees) making dekault of patment of
thefameto the Burgeſſes c. 35. H.8.11.
120 Becaule the inhabitants of all cities and boꝛoughs in euery of By whom burs
the xii / Shires in Hales anv inthe county ok Monmouth, not finding fern ete
Bureelles for che parliament chélelucs, mull beare € pay che Burgelles —* cholen.
wages within the hire towns ok and in euery the ſaid twelue Shires and
counties: the Burgelles okeuery of the lato cities, boꝛcughs and townes
which be contributopy to the paiment of the Burgelſes wages of the lain
hire townes, Hall belawfully admoniſhed by Pꝛoclamation, 02 other-
wife by the MW atozs, bailifs,o2 other head officers of the {ard townes,o2 bp
one ofthem,to come and to giue their elections for the electing of the ſaid
Burgelſſes, at ſuchtime and place lawtulland reafonable, as ſhalbe aſſig⸗
ned for the ſame intẽt; by p ſaid Maiors, bailifs ec.ofthe fain thire towns,
oꝛ by one of them, in which election the Burgelſes thall haue like boice &
aut hority to elect mame, € choole the Burgeſſes of euery of the fain thire
townes in {ich maner as the Burgelles of the laid hive townes haue, —
vſe. 5068.1 —.
121 Cwo Juſtices olpeace i in euery ſhire tr Whales and in the coun⸗ mating of bo⸗
tie of Monmouth haue authorityindifferent ly to lot and tare euery citie, ——
‘borough, aud towne inithinthe fait fhires and county wherein thep da in⸗ ges,
habit, for the porcionsandrdctes thacenerpof the ſaid cities and boroughs
fall Beare: any paytowards the Burgeſſes within the laid ſhire townes,
of eueryot theſaid ſhiros ð coũties, which rates fo ratedie taxed in groſſe
bp the laid tvoo Juſtices, hale again rated etaredon the inhabitants of
ey af ik fatd cities x boꝛoughs bp foure.oz lire vilercesi¢g sonny
: urgeſſes
1
*
Wales.
Burgelles of every of the {ain cities and boꝛoughs in Males thereunto
named and alſigned by the Maioꝛ, Batlifes,a other headofficers of che
faid cities, towus aud voroughs, for the time being, ¢ thereupon the Mai⸗
or bailifs,ec.ofeuerp {uch citie, boꝛough, te, hal gather che fame,¢ theres
of make patment to the Gureelles of the parliament, within like time,
and byon like paines and forfatture ag ts afozelaid, 3 5.1D,8,1 1,
Long marche 122 Becaule Loꝛds Warchers in times pal have vſed to put their
erstenats bu cenants within che Lordſhips marchers, vnder common mainpzife anv
mainpite, {uertie of apparance, and haue had the forfatture thereof (which for euer
fhal veterly ceale ¢ determine, 27,2,8.26.) Cherfore aſwell the Queens
{pirituall and eccleftatticall fubtects, Loꝛds marchers, hauing loꝛdſhips
marchers, 02 loꝛdſhips ropal in Hales, ¢ their fucceflors, and the ſucceſ⸗
fors of euerp of them, as alfo the heirs and ſucceſſoꝛs ofthe Loꝛds tempos
rallmarchers within thetr Loꝛdſhips marchers and Lopothips ropall tn
the dominion o2 principality of Ciales, hall haue €entop to them and to
their beirs and fucceflors reſpectiuely and ſeuerally for euer, the moitie
Long march: and halke of euerp fopfatture of all and cuery common mainppile,recogni-
He — ſance kor the peace, 02 apparance fozfaited by any their tenants, inbabis
of theictenars. ting Within ante of their Loꝛdſhips marchers, oꝛ loꝛdcbips ropall, € they
to be paid the fame moitie by the hands of che thirtfes of euerp of che fain
counties where ſuch forfaiture thalbe, tf the thivife can leuy the fame, and
the fame thirifets accompe to che Queene for the other moitie, ¢ further
fhal haue all ſuch miſes and profits of their tenants asthe loꝛds marchers
{pivicuall op temponall refpectiuelp oꝛ ſeuerally/ han oz vſed to haute, at
their firit entrie into their lands in times paſt, before the making of the
fain ftatute of 27,1, 8, and alfo hall haue, hold, and keepe within the pre⸗
cinct of their ſaid loꝛdſhips, all fuch court Barons, Courts Leete, ¢ las
Dales, and all and everything and things tothe ſame courts belonging,
and alfo thall haue within the precinct of their fat ſeuerall loꝛdſhips 02
lawdaies al {uch waite, rate, infanatheete,outfangtherfe,treature troue,
Deodands, goods and cattels of felons, and ofperfons condemned or out⸗
lawed of felony oꝛ murder, op put in exigent fo2 felonie oꝛ murder, and al⸗
. Marchere fo all ſuch wꝛecke de meare, wharfage and cuftomes of ſtrangers, as the
retanetherr Lordsmar chers ſpirituall & tempoꝛall refvectiuelys ſeueraliy han e olen
peiuiledgts. intimes patt befope p making ofthe ſaid ſtat. of 27.1),8,1.¢ 2. Pit Dry
Tilage, 123 Ghe tenants and reſtants in (Aales thall paytheir tallage atthe
change of their Lords, in ſuch places and after luch lorme as bang bin ace
cuſtomed in CHales, 3 4.20.8,
Sublinies, 124 Blithe DQ, fubtects'¢ ‘refiantsi in Tales: chalbe charged r charge⸗
able to al ſubſidies, ¢ other charges to be granted by the commons of anp
parliamẽt holden in England, x thal pay al other reuts karmes cuſtomes,
EDutics to the Q. as they haue been accuitomed (fines for redemption of
fellions only except.) 34.1),8,
125 Che
a Wales. 376
4 125 Che Bithops of Hereforw, S. Dauies, Allaph, Bangor, and ghe Bible ana
Landaph, and their fucceffors, thall take ſuch order amongſt theinſelues booke of Come
foz the fouls health of the flocks cõmitted to their charge within Males, tincece mes the
Chat the whole Bible containing the Rew teſtament € the Did, wich the Aci tongue,
booke of Cominon ppaper, € adminiſtration of the Sacramẽts, as ts now
vſed within che realme in Engliſh, to be truely ¢eractly tranſſlated into
the Britiſh og CAelſh tongue, andthat the fame fo tranſlated, being bp
them viewed, peruled, anv allowen, be imprinted to ſurh number at the
leaſt, that one of either fort map be bad for euery cathedzall, collegiat, and
pariſh Church and chappell of cafe, tu {uch places & countries of euery of
the fara dioceſſes there that congue is commonly ſpoken o2 vſed, before -
the firft day of arch, An.Dom.1 5 66. And that from that daie forth, the
whole divine feruice ſhalbe vſed and {aid by che curats and miniſters tho⸗
rowout all che faid dioceſſes where the THelth congue is commonlie vfer,
in the ſaid Bꝛitiſh or Tielh congue, in ſuch maner € forme asis now vſed
inthe Engliſh tongue, and differing nothing in anp oꝛder 02 forme from
the Engliſh booke, for the which bookes ſo impzinted, the parifhioners
okeuerie of the fata pariſhes, thal pay che ane balfo2 moitic,and the parſon
€ vicar of every of che ſaid pariſhes (where both be)oꝛ els the one of chem,
where there is but one, hall pap the other halfe 02 moitie, Che prices of
which bookes ſhalbe appointed and rated bp the {aid Bithops anv their
ſucceſſors, 02 bp three ofthe at the leat, Che which things tebe fain
biſhops oꝛ their ſucceſſoꝛs neglect to do,then euery one of them ſhall fore
fait cothe Queenes Wateltie, her heires and ſucceſſors,the ſumme of xl. k.
tobe leuied oftheir moons andvcatcels. 5,€1i3,28,
126 Anv one booke conteining the Bible, and one other booke of g Bible and
Common praper inthe Engliſh tongue, hall he bought anv had in eue⸗ booke of Conte
rie Church thoughout (Hales, in which the Bible and booke of Com: Enality, walt
Mon prater in cAelſh ts to be had by force of chis act (if there be none al- ae
ready before the firtt vay of arch 1566.) ethe fame Books toremaine eaten”
in fuch conuentent places, within the ſaid Churches, that fuch as vnder⸗
ſtand them may refost at all conuenient times to reave ¢ perule the fame,
And allo fuch as do not vnderſtaud the ſaid language, map bp confer:
ring both tongues together; the fooner attaine to the knowledge of the
Cuolith tongue, Any ching in chisact Ec, notwithltanding. 5. Eliz, 28,
InaStatutenctimprinter, ; 5
In thetime of King’ H. the 4. it was! prouided by feuerall ftatutes,
that no Welfh man (except he werea bifhop;or atemporatlord) fhould
haue any caftle, fortreffe} or houfe defenfiue ofhisowne, but fuchas had
ben vfed in the time ofking Edward the Conquerour of Wales, nor that
ny Welflimen fhould be made Iuftice, Chanceller, Chamberlaine, Trea-
urer, Shirife Steward, Conttable of caltle,chiefe folter,nor other officer,
nor Lieutenant’, iti atti of the faid offices in any part of Wales, oe
. OD)
Quare.
tenant eit:
Feoffeth his
heire to defeat
wardlhips.
Fraudulent
conuevanceto
deteat the lord
Of wardſhip.
Te
Wales, Wards, Wardfhips, Mariage. —
of counfell with any Englith lord (biſhops & ſuch as were tried faithfull —
and obedient fubieéts except) nor that any Englifh man marriedtoany
Welth woman, ſhould be putin any office in Wales,norfhould have any
franchifes with Englith burgefles, nor that any perfon fhould carrie any |
yitaile or armour into Wales, withoutthe kings or councels licence, ſa-
uing to {tore the Englih caftels and townes, nor that any Englifh man —
fhould be conuict by any Welfh man in any court in Wales,butby Eng-
Jith men of the next venue, and of good fame, nor that any Welfh man —
fhould purchafe any land in England, or in Englifhtownes in Wales,
nor fhould be burgeffe or haue any other libertie within any ofthem. —
Butit eemeth that the force of thofe ftatutesis takenaway by the ftatute
of 27.H.3.26. Therefore fee the firft branch of this title and Quære.
1 Forexigentsand other proces for and againſt any perfons dwelling
in Wales. S.Exigents 6.9. —J—
2 That Shirifesin Wales fhall haue deputies in the Kings bench and
Commonplace. S.Exigent 7.8. ; rodeh oft ih
3 Thata Tales De circumftantibus is to be granted in the xij. fhires —
in Wales. S.lurors 23.
4 Theat prouided for Tanners,Curriers,Shomakers &c.fhal be con
ſtrued to extend to Wales,asamplie as it doth to England, 5.Fliz.8.
5 In what fort Mortuaries fhall be payed in Wales and the Marchese
See Mortuaries 5. 3 » atittayay
6 For the triall oftreafons and mifprifion of treafon committed in
Wales, or the marchesthereof. S.Treafon 12. art
7 For money payed in Wales for the redemption of forfaitures, See
Se ee *
—
Rents 1.
8 For the authoritie of commiſſioners of Sewers in the countie of.
Glamorgan in Wales. S.Sewers 6.’ 3
9 Fortheinrolling offines & recoueries in the twelue fhires in Wales,
and inthe towne and countie of Haverford Welt &c. S. Fines 29. ae
See 5.Eliz.25. hh ;
| 3) Woards, Wardfhips,Mariages) 5 agi ye
F any rian Doe enfeofte his eldeſt fonne or beire, being within age,of
his inheritance, that thereby the lod might loſe his wardſhip, pee uot
withſtanding fuch feoffement, the:chiefe lorꝛd thall haue his wardſhip.
Marleb. 5 2. D. 3. 6. thon sae oH
2: TF any perſons meaning to demiſe their lands foz termeptcerteme
peeres (that chep might therebp deleat the lozdes of the kee oftheir ward⸗
fits) twill faitic alte keolkemeuts, conteining that they are ſatiſtiea of che
whole feruice due vnto thẽ vntill a certeme terme, and that ſuch feoftees
are bound to pay at che ſaid terme a great ſumme to che value of the fame
lands dꝛ muchaboue, fo that after he fame cerme che land thall reuert t
chem op ehedcheives, fop that noma will deure co pol the fame of lo great
a price
Wards , Wardfhips , Mariage. 377
aprice ,pet bp ſuch frau no chiefe Lord ſhall lofe bis wardſhip. But it is
not latoful fo2 {uch Lords to diſſeiſe che feoffees without tudgement ther:
upon given, but they thal haue a writ to haue the wardſhip Deliucred vnto bieSone ailodie
them and thenit thal be tried by the witneſſes namedin che deed of feoffe⸗
ment, with other good. and free men of the countrey, by che quantitie an
palue of the land, and the quantitie of che ſumme papable after the terme,
whether ſuch feoffements were made in good faith,or hy fraud to defeat
the Lord of his wardihip, And ifthe chiefe Loꝛds do by iudgement of the
Court recouer their wardhip, pet the feoffees ſhali haue their action rez
ſerued to recoucr their terme o2 fee, when the heires (hall come to their
Taiwfull age, And tf any chiefe Lows doe malicioufly implead fuch feof:
fees; faining this. cafe where the feoffements were made {awfully and in
good truth,then the feoffees Hall haue their dammages ¢ coſtes awarded
onto them, which they ſuſteined by reafon of che fozefaid ſute. And alfo the
plaintifes hall be grieuoufly amerced, Marlb. 5 2. H. 3. 6. See 24.
3) After anheire hath bin in warve, when he ts come to full age of one Akter wardchin
arid twentie perres,he thall haue his inheritance without relieke ¢ fine, fo Ro Tete noe
chat tf{uch an heire being within age be mave Knight, vet his land hall —
remaine in the Lords cuttodie oncull the terme afopetain, Magna charta, fight via)
9. i 4 3 + 3+ : ' au =
4 Ffanp lay man, friend, 02 other, do with force againtt the Queenes Rauithment
peace withhold, lead away, oꝛ marry anp heire vnder the age of xiiii.veres,
and is thereofconuict, be thall pay to the partie from whom the ſaid heire
is taken, the balue of the marriage, and Hall be impꝛiſoned vntill he bath
pated the fain value, tithe child be married, and alfo vntill he hath ſatiſfied
the Quucene fo2 the treſpaſſe. Merton, 20,1), 3,6, Hick, 1, 3,€0,1,2 25
S.Women 6.7.8.12. — |
5 De which vothrauifh anv take awap any mano? woman childe, Kauithment
Cabofe marriage belongeth toanother )hauing bimfelfeno right in the ol ward.
fame marriage, although he doe after reftore the child bnmarried, 0) doth
make fatiffaction for the marriage, pet hall be be tuo yeeres impꝛiſoned
fo2 bis offence, and if be do not reftoze the heire, oꝛ do marrie him after the
peeres of confent,and is not able tomake fatiffaction foz the marriage, be
hall abture the Realme, oꝛ haue perpetual impꝛiſonment, and thereupon
the plaintife hall haue a wꝛit of Rauiſhment of ward, Ano if the heire a
chatice ta dic before he be reſtozed, 02 can be found, pee the {ute thall pro⸗ oeth .·
ceed betwirt chem vntil it be tried who ought to haue had the marriage tf
he had bin ipuing, for che wꝛongkull rauiſher of fuch award hall not be
erculed op eaſed of his puniſhment by the deathofthe heire, which be vin
wrongfully withhold during bislife, And ik che plaintife doe die before The ptatncife
the {ate be Determined becwirt them, ikthe right did belong vnto him bp wed.
reafon of his owne pooper fee, the plee hall be reſummoned at the {ute of
‘the plaintifes beire,¢ hall palfe in due paps But ifthe riche did belong
cc Huta
The nefendant
Opeth.
Communi
caftodia,
Forisfatura
maritagy,
| Wardes , Wardfhips , Mariage. |
puto hin, by reafon of any other title,or by gift, lale, oꝛ fuch like, then the
plee thal! be reſummoned at the {ute of the plaintites executoꝛs, and ſhall
palle ec, In like fort tithe pefendane die befoze the plee be determined or
the heire reſtored, the {ute thal proceen by refummons betwirt the plaintit
or bis heire, oꝛ erecutozs,¢ the executoꝛs of the defendant,oꝛ his heives, tf
the erecutoꝛs be not ſufficient as concerning the fatilfaction of rhe value
of the marriage, but not to che impzifonment (fo2 in that fort ene man ſhal
not be puniſhed fo2 an others offence.) In tke ſoꝛt, when anp ſute depen⸗
deth ber weene parctes for the ward of an heire, oꝛ land, 02 of both , by the
common wꝛit de Communi cuftodia,refummons thall be made betweene
the heire, x executors of the plaintif,ano the heire,cerecutozsof the defene
pant, ik death preuent any of the parties before the (ute determined: And
when they haue paflen tothe great diſtreſſe, there fhall be atime giuen,
wherein there may be holden three counties at che leaſt, in euerp of which
counties chere thal be open proclamation mave,that the deforcer ſhall aps
peare inthe Common place at the dap conteined inthe weitto anſwer the
plaintif, at which dap tf he do not appeare, € the pgoclamation be ſo teſti⸗
fied, the firit, fecond,¢ third cime,iudgement thal be giuen koꝛ the plaintif,
ſauing the dekẽdants right,tf he will at an other time dekend the fame, In
the fame maner it fhal be done in an action of tre{pas, when anp man cont:
plainerh himfelfe to be eiect fromfuch wardſhips. MAeſt. 2. 13. Ed. 1.35.
6 Uf any heire being abouertitt.peeres of age, and vnder xxi. marrie
without che licence of bis Low, to defeat himof his marriage, and the log
boc offer him a reafonable and conuenient marriage) without diſparage⸗
ment) then hisLo20 thall reteine his land aboue bis age of rri,peeres; ſo
long that be map thereof receiue che double value of his matriage, accoꝛ⸗
Ding ta the eftimacion of lawtull met, 02 according tothat be hath biw
offered befoge, without fraud and malice; for the fame marriage, and ace
Yalore maritagij<
@ remente
where che
@Mardtan mae
eth a keofft⸗
angie of the
drires Jands,
cording to that it map be proouen inthe Q
H. 3.6. CHefi. 1, 3. Ed.1.22.
7 Gan heire (of what ave ſoeuer he be) will not: marrie at the Loꝛds
appointment, he thatl not be thereunto compelled, but when he commeth
to his full age, be thall ſatiſfte bis Loꝛd of ſo much ashe might haue recei⸗
ued of an other fox bis marriage; before he ſhallhaue his land, ¢ that halt
he doe whether he will marvie bimfelfe oꝛ nor ;forrhat the marriage of
an heire within age is Due to the Lozd of the fee;Merton, 20, h.3.7.
8 Jf a qardian oz chiefe Lod infectfe anp man of land whichis the
inheritance of a child within age, and in bis ward, tothe diſheritance of
the beite,the heire hall forthwith haue bis recoucrie bp Affife of Nouel
diffeifin,againt bis cardian ¢ againtt che tenant, and the ſeiſin (hall be
Deliucred by the Fultices,(iftt be recouered)to the nert friend of the heire
to whom it cannot atfcend, fox to tmproue tothe hetres ole, ¢ to anſwere
She Tues co che hire when ye commech co fullage, and the gardian thal
fe
e
leenes Court, Merton. 20%
Wards , Wardfhips , Mariage. 78
{ole during his life, che wardihip of the thing recouered any all the reſidue
pf the inheritance whichbe holdeth in the name o2 right of the beire, « if
any other gardian then the chiefe Lord poe it, he thall looſe the cuſtodie of
‘ali that thing, and (hall be grieuouſly puniſhed by the Queene, And if ar
‘Infant be caried away,oz diſturbed by the gardian, oꝛ by his keffee oꝛ anp ute BY pros
other, bp reafon wherofhe cannot {ue his affile,one of his next friends,thag einat·
will fhal be allowed to {ue foꝛ him, Aeſt. 1. 3. Ed.1.47. 8S.Aſſiſe 2,
9 Hf any heire after che death of bis ancelter be within age,e hie Loꝛd fh remente fos
bath the wardthip of his lands, tf his L.wil noe deliuer him his lias when ageto recover
he commeth to full age without {ute in law, the heire thal recouer his lane Pie oe tnt
by Affife of Mortdauncefter, with the damages that he hath ſuſtained bp
the withholding theroklince the time he was of full age. And ik an heire at
the time of the anceſters death be of full age, x is heire apparant x knowen be pee ve
for beive,¢ found in the inberitance,the chieke Lord Mall not put him out, aearhot bis
nop take,noz remoue anp thing there, but onelp ſhall cake ſimple ſeiſin fox 8h ag ee
confeſſion of bis ſeignioꝛie, that he map be knowen to be lord. And if the tele
chiefe Loꝛd do malicioufly bolo fuch an heire out of poſſeſſion, wherebp he
fs dꝛiuen to purchaſe an Affife of Mortdauncefter, o2 weit of Cofinage,
then be hall recoucr his damages as in Affife of nouel difleifin, Marlb,
52.h. 3. 16.
10 The gardian of an heire within age ſhall take of the heires lands The gardiau
but reaſonadie iſſues, cuſtomes, and feruices, without diſtruction € watt Pay nee
of his men, and other commoditics, and fo long ag he hath the wardihip of heires lands,
the fame heire, he thall maintatue bis houſes, parks, ſtagnes pooles mils,
and all orber things belonging tothe fame lands , with the profits ofthe
faine,¢ Hall deliver tothe heire when he commeth to full age, his ground
ſtoꝛed with ploughes, and all other things (at the leaft ashe recctued it.)
Magna charta.9,1).3.5. And ifa Gardian do commit watt, he hall looſe
the wardſhip and if che loſſe of the wardſhip vntill che full age of the beire
be not fufficient to recompence the dammages of the wal, be thal alfo
anfwere to the heire dammages. Glouceft. 6,E0,1,5, See Hill’ 28.H.8,
Dyer fol.25.that the Gardtan thal onely toole the wardſhip of the land.
rr The gardians ofan heive within age, which holoech his {and in Gatdian te
Socace, hail conunit no watt deſtruction oꝛ ſale, in che fame inheritance, -°%S>
but hall fafelp keepe it to the vſe of the heire, fo that when he commeth co
bis full age, thep hall make him accompe, and anfwere him of the iſſues
ofthe fame lana: Sauing to. them their reafonable charges, either
map the fame gardians giue 02 fell the wardchip of the Caine bette, but
onely to his profit, Marlb. 5 2.4), 3517,
rz) Tithe Low ofan heire female to whom the marriage belongeth Qt abate age
will not marrie her,after the hath accomplithen the axe of riiti,pecres,buct iatbeone cee
foz couctous lucre of the Land will keepe her vnmarried, be ſhall not haue ward,
woz Keepe bp reaſon of marriage the a of fuch beive female, moze then.
tc 4 two
tivo peeres after the ſaid terme of xiiii. veeres, andifthe Lord within the
faid two peeres doe nor marrie her, then the thal baue an action to recouer
© her inheritance, without giuing any thing, koꝛ ber wardſhip, oꝛ marriage,
Wel, 1. 3. Ed. I.22. Wut the law of the Realme is, that ik woman be
ofthe age of ritit.peeres at the time of che death of her auncefter, the that
haue liuerie of her lands difcended vnto her, 39. H.6.2.
Bhebeirere 13 fan heire female, of malice,or bp eutll councell will not be mar⸗
wale retufing ried by her chiefe Lod, where the fhall not be diſparaged, then her Lo
marrage, mav retaine her fand and inberitance vntill he hath accomplihenthe age
of an beire male, viz. of xxi.yeeres anv aboue, vutill be bath recetued the
balue of ber marriage, Cel, 1, 3. Ed.1.2 2.
Print of 14 Bfoneinheritance vifcend to anpinfant within age of che fathers
—— ſide, which held of one Loꝛd, € another of che mothers ſide, that helo of
‘of warothip, an other Loꝛd, that Lop thall haue the marriane, of whom the chilvees
auncetter was firſt infeoffed, without hauing reſpect to the {ere og quan:
titie of rhe land, but onelp to the moze auncient feoffement by knights
_ feruice, ett, 2, 13.€0,1,16, 28,€0,1,
—— 15 SE any Loꝛds do marrie thoſe which they haue tu warde, being
Wwithin the are of xiiii.yeeres (fo that they cannot conſent to marriage)to
billaines,o2 other {uch kind of bopough men , where thep are diſparaged,
thenif the wardes friends noe complaine thereof, the Lord Mhall loſe the
wardſhip, vntill che fullageofthe heire, € the profit chat ſhall be thereof
‘taken, (hall be conuerten to the ble of the heire which is within age, accoꝛ⸗
ding to the diſpoſition of his friends , foz the fhame which ts Done onto
bim: But tf he be of the age of riiti,peeres and aboue, fo that he may,¢ do
confent to {uch marriage, no paine ſhall follow, Merton. 20. h.3.6.
—5* fall 16 Jf any landor inheritance holden in Socage difcend to an heire of
ate bis mothers fine,thenthe wardthip ofthe fame heire belongeth tothe ners
friend ofthe fathers fite,& econuerfo,28,€, 1,Sta.de wardis & releuijs, :
—— of 17 The Queene ſhall haue the wardſhip of all their lands which hols
iedidts Of ber in chieke bp knights leruice, wherot the tenants were leiſed in their
—— demeſne as of fee, the Day of their death, ok whom ſoeuer they hold by like
" feruice , fo that they held of auncient time any lands of the Queene asof
her Crowne, vntillthe heire come onto bis lawful age ( except the fees
- ofthe Bithopsof Canterbury and Durham, betweene Cine and Ceele,y
and of Carles ¢ Barons of the Marches Ec.) Prerog.Regis. 17,0, 2-8
‘Dow the mean And therefore becaule che Queene Hhall haue alwell chofe lands which be
aniwer eather: holdenok others, as which be holven of her felfe, whereof her tenant dyed
ort De (eifen during the minogitieof the beive ; and vntill he hath ſued Liuerie,
— 2 res ſuch melne Loans purine ſuch minozitie, ſhall receiue the rents due to
them for the fame lands holden of he bp the hands ok ſuch ofthe Queenes
officers as be appointed to recetue ¢ take the ppofits andrenenues of the.
fame lands fo hoiden af (uch meſne Lozds, during the minogitic ae on
330 ire, \
Wardes , Wardfhips , Mariage. 1
Wards, Wardthips , Mariage, 379
heire, and vntill he fue his liuerte, And {uch heire vntill he halt oꝛ conue⸗
niently nught haue {ued bis liuerie, ſhall be thereof diſcharged. And luck
officer ſhall vpon requeſt mane, pap the fame to {uch mefne Loads , thep
giuing to hum a luffictent acquitance , and {uch payment and acquitance
— themed, thall be to the fame officer a fufficient diſcharge vpon his account,
2, €0,6.8, S; Prerogative 1. S. Office 1. F
18 But ik any vo hold of the Queene by fee ferme,or forage or bur⸗ Tenurte of the
gage, and he holoech {ands of an other by knights ſeruice the Queene thal ferine oe tose
not haue the cuſtodie of his heire, noꝛ of his land, which is holden of an case.
other mans fee, by reafon of the fee ferme , focage,n2 burgage: either
fhall the haue the cuſtodie of {uch fee ferme, focage, oꝛ burgage, except.
knights ſeruice be Due vnto her out ofthe ſaid fee ferme: jReither ſhall the
haue the cuttovie of che heire, oꝛ of any land holven ofan other bp knights :
ferttice, by occafton of any petite Sergeantte that any man holocthof her, Wetit Serge:
to pay a knife,an arrow,o2 otherlike thing, Magna chart. 27. ae
19 Che Queene thall haue the marriage of an heire being within ace, Marriage.
and in her cuſtodie, whether the land of fuch heire haue of auncient time \
bin holoenof the Crowne, oꝛ that it came by reafon of eſchet being inthe
Queenes hands, oꝛ that the bath the marriage bp reafon of the warde of
the Lordot luch heire, without reſpect of priopicie of feoffement, although
the beire hold of others, Prerog.Regis.17.€0.2.2,
20 “3fawoman before the death of ber auncefter , which helv of the The Queene⸗
Queene inchiefe,be married before the be marriageable,thenehe Q. ſhall Woman tenance
haue the wardſhip of the fame womans vntill the beofthe are able to con- liteof ber anne
fent ethene map choote whether the wil haue him to whom the was free Pe
married;o2 him that the Queene will offer her, Prærog. Reg.i 7. Ed.2. oe
2u. Sf theMQQueene doe commit the wardthip of rhe land of any heire Matt inwarng
inher cuſtodie to the Sbhirite, oꝛ any other to anſwere to her Grace the comune me
profites of the famelandes , and be doe make walt o2 deſtruction in the is
wardlhip, be hall make amends to the Queene, and the and thall be come:
mitted to two lawfull and diſcreete men of the ſame fee, which hall auns
fwerethe Qucene,oz him which the will alligue , cheprofites ofthe fame
landsl Mag) chart.\4. - etScahryng ose sot Hn tad
22Ikthe Queene doe giue or fell to any nan the wardſhip of any fuch Mat in wards
land /and he doth make watt oꝛ bettruction therin he thallloofe the twarne is, bP tbe
ſhip andit thal be deliuered to two lawtull ¢ diſcreet men of the fame fee, ted. f
which hall aunſwere the Queene the profits ee. Magichart.9,1),3.4,
Hay 1 An Eſtheatoꝛ chall haue no fee of Mood, Cenilon, F ith, nop other an ercvente
things, but ſhall auſwer to the Queene the iſſues x profits peerelp come halt bane na,
aningof wardes Lands, wikhaut dorng watt op Defttuction; And if any EF wwatne oe
cheatoz,02 Subeſcheatoꝛ do commit waft in any wards lands,as in Gott: lands.
ſes, woods parks, warrens,o2 other chingsthat fall into theQ, hands, he
that hath receiued the lolſe ſhall haue an action of watt out of the Chaun⸗
ae aks Cre 3 certe
Fraudulent
conrievance ta
Deteat ward:
Whip, te,
Wards , Ward{hips , Mariage:
rerie againſt the Efcheto fop his act, and the Subelchetour for bis act,
(if be haue whereof) and if he haue not his Malter (hall be anfiwerablefop
the pammanes, Ano tf the Eſchetoꝛ be'attainted of watt, be hatbe punts
ſhed at the Mucens'plealure,and peels to the heire treble damages at the
heires owne fute alwell within age, as of full age, x bis friends,as fong as
he is within age, ſhall haue the tute kor him, anfwering to the heire that
which (hal bevecouered, Artic. fuperchart:i3 4:@d,141 8,3 6. Ed. 2. 13.
24 Jf anp perſon oꝛ perfons having ettate of inheritance, of,oin anp
manors, lands, tenements , oꝛ hereditaments, holden of the Queene bp
knights ſeruice in chiefe,o2 otherwiſe of rhe Ducene by kuinhts ſeruice,
oꝛ of anp other perfon op perfons bp knights ferutce, haue giuen at any
time fichence the xx.day of July 3 2. H. 8. An.Do.1540. or hereafter hal
giue, will, deuile, ox alligne bp will, oz other act executed tn his life, bis
manoꝛrs lands,tenements oꝛ hereditaments, oꝛ any of them bp fraud oꝛ
couin, to any other perfor oꝛ perfons, fo2 terme of veeres, life ; oz tines,
Wwithone remainder ouer in fee, oꝛ with diuers remainders ouer foz terme
of peeres, life,or intaile, with remainner ouer in fee fimple to any perfor
oꝛ perfons, oꝛ to his oꝛ their right heires: Oꝛ at any time fithence the ſaid
xx.day of July hath conueied or hereafter ſhall conuey, oꝛ make by couin,
(contrarie to the true intent of the Act pꝛouided 34. H. 8. forthe making
of cAilles) anyeſtates, conditions, mefnalties,tenures, oꝛ conueyances,
tothe intent to dekraud oꝛ deceive the Queene of her pꝛerogatiue primer
ſeiſin, liuerie relieke, wardſhips mariages,oꝛ rites; op any other Loꝛds of
their wardſhips reliekes heriotsoꝛother profits, which ſhould oꝛ ought to
accrue, grow oꝛ come vnto them,oꝛ any of them, by, oꝛ after the death of
his 02 their tenant, by force & accoꝛding tathe ſtatutes made 32,4). 8,1,
and 34. D. 8.5. And the fame eftates,andother conuetances being found
., by office to be fo made bp couin fraud,o2 deceipt,contrarie to the true ine
He donees
a
title ſaued af: .
ter the Loꝛos
tnterett deter ·
minen.
tentolthe lain Acts: Then the Queene ſhallhaue aſwell che wardſhip of
the bodie, and cuſtodie of the lands xc. as liuerie pꝛimer ſeiſin reliefe, and
other profits which ſhould oꝛ ought to appertaine to her, according tothe
true meaning of the laid Actes as thaugh no luch eſtates op conveyances
bycouin had neuer bin had oꝛ made, vnt ill the ſaid office be lawfully vn⸗
bone by trauerſe oꝛ otherwiſe. And the other Loge Loꝛds of whom any
fuch lands tc, ſhall be holden by knights feruice; as is afoꝛeſaid ſhal haut
their remedie in {uch cafes, koꝛ his oꝛ their wardſhips of bodies e Lands,
by wait ok Right ofward, and hall diftreine and make auovie gz cog⸗
nizance bp themfelues;o2 their Battifes, for their relifes heriots e ther
profits, which ſhould haut bin to thent hue, bp o alter the deathof thew
tenant, asifno ſucheſtate op conuepanceban tin had oꝛ made : Saving —
the right and citleof the donees feoffees leaſees and neutlees thereof
again the fatd deuiſor and his heives after the intereſt and title of the
Queene,o other Loꝛd therein ended 34,1 Bigp 2e16 ae
yop 25
Wards, Ward(hips; Mariage. 380
25° Sif two oꝛ moe do holy any lands tenements, o2 hereditaments o£ Ctarusip oy
the Queene bp knights leruice ‘ointlp to them, and the heites of one of maiacccntty,
them, e hethat bath the inheritance thereof dyeth. his bette being within
age, the Queene Hall have the warde and marriage of the bodie of tuck
beire, the life of the freeholder op kreeholders of the faim landes te, nots
withEanBing 32.8686 coy Las AaB ety wi CARES Cd
Ee et FP Ss Fat FES ae |
26. Alb warbes which the Duceneis intitulen to haue wich cheiv mas Al the Meeeny
nors lands,tenenients, rents, remainders, reuerfionsferuicesjandiall fanne aie
other hereditaments afwell in poſſeſſion as reuerſion and all reuenues — ot tbe
ilſues, and profits of che fame, koꝛ thetime the Came be, oꝛ ought to be in wavocs,anm. 7
the Queenes poſſeſſion, hall be in che opder,furuey, and gouernement of Mueries.
the Queenes Court of CHardes and Liveries, and the miniſters of che
ſame. 32. H.8. 46. Aud all Liueries which thal be ſued cut of the hander
ofthe Queene her beires ¢ lucceſſors ¢ out of che hanves of anyofthens
of anp caftels, honors, manozs, lands, tenements , rents, reuerſions, res
mainders, oꝛ other hereditaments whatſoeuert hey be, halbe inthe order,
ſuruey, and gouernance of the ſaid Court of the Queenes Mardes and
Liueries, and of the miniſters of che ſame.3 3. h.8.22.
27 The Wakter, Atturney, Recetuaz generall, and Auvitors of the Theauthoritie
Courtof ards and liueries, op thꝛee of chem, thereof he Walker ſhalbe otive hete ete
one, haue authozitie comake fale ¢qrant ofthe Ducenes wards and eue⸗ court of marae
rp of them, ¢ of part oktheir landes during their minopitie,the fame fale g and llueries.
grant to paſſe by the Q, bill aſſigned. And alfothe (ain Batter with the
aduice of the fain Atturney, anv receiuoz, oꝛ one of chem, haue authoꝛitie Grannts of
without the M, bill alliqned,to make woonlales to the Queenes vie, of all page? ?
vnderwoods, ops any of the D, wardslands, being lawfully in p Queens hig tea i:
polleflion, Ans to take and appoint timber for the neceſſary reparations reparations,
ofall che caltles, manos, lands,tenements,and parkes of the fain wards, Leaks,
Gnd in the Q.name to make leales during p minogitie ofthe fain wards,
of al loꝛdſhips,manoꝛs, lands,and tenements, remaining in the Queenes
hands, and belonging to the ſaid wardes , peelding ta the Queene fuch
rents,as hall be thought conuenient bp the diſcretion ¢ ſuruey of the ſaid
Malter, Atturney, Receiuer, and Auditors, oꝛ three of chem, whereof the see Prerogaioe
Patter to be one. And allo the ſaid Maſter bp the aduice of che ſaid Acs + *
turnep, Receiuer,¢ Auditozs, oꝛ thꝛee of them, hath authopitie ta furuey, .
all che Queenes widowes, and to treate,commmon,and conclude with all ¢ The Nueenes
eucry of them that haue married themle lues without the Queens licence, wicowes.
fo2 their reafonable fines to be made to the Queenes vſe, cotare ¢ alleſſe
thefaine bp their vifcretion,accogdina to. the ſtatute of Prerogatiua Ree
gis. Anv alfo to furucp,pouerne,¢ ogder, all and finguler Ideots, and naz Ideots.
turall Fooles, which be tn the Queenes hands, andallthemanozs,lands,
& hereditaments, tc. being in the Q. hands, 02 in. che bands of any other
perfor to their bles, chat de come oꝛ bein ber graces bands, inthe right
Cre 4 ocxtany
* Wards, Wardthips’, Mariage.
ofany okthem by reafon of ‘her prerogative roiall. And by the fain aduice
Ec. three op two ok them to let and fet the manors, lands, € tenements to |
the Queenes vfe,foz the time of theDQueenesinterett,forfuchrent ¢fine,
as bp their diſcretions thal be chought conuenient:thefinding¢ keeping
ofthe perſons their wiues and chilozen, and chereparations of cheicfaiy
houſes andlands alwates tn be confiveren, And the ſaid Walter, with the
aduice of the ſaid Atturney, Receiuer,or one of chem ; hath auchoritie to
collat alfcimes before thei, tuto the office of the wardes €c. by the proces
pf the fame court euery perfon which ts 02 bath bin the Dueenes warde,
Intrullon. intruding, oꝛ entring into, o2 opon his Landes, op vpon any part thereof,
atter his kull age of one and twentie peeres, and before he hath ſued and
obtained his Liuerie, oꝛ Outer le maine fo2 the fame, out of the Queenes
hands, onder her great ſeale aſwell to make anfinere for his intruſion
vpon the Queenes pollettion,as to make payment tothe Queenes Recet+
uer generall of the fame court, ofall fuch rents, iſſues, and profits by him
takenat any time after his full acre of one and twentie peeres, € befoze
liuerie ſued koꝛ the fame out of the Queenes hands. Arid the fain Maſter
inall places, andthe ſaid Atturnep, Receiver generall, ¢ Auditours, oꝛ
two of themin the ſaid court (the Water being abfent) haue authoꝛitie to
Bonds of.ace take oblinations to the Queenes vſe, of euerp particuler Receiuer, which
comptants. ſyhall he aſligned for che fain Court, and of his {uerties for {ure papment
of his receipts, ¢ to take Dhligations tothe Queenes vſe, almellofeuerp
farinto?, batlife, reeue,o2 other accomptants fo2 the true paiment of their
receipts, ¢ of euery perfon which isindebted tothe Queene for any arres
rages of his receipts, farmes,o2 charges, as of anp other perfor, for any
other cauſe or matter concerning the premifles ,veterminable within the
fain Court; Ano allfuch obligations and writings obligatozie,of what
ſumme ſoeuer they be , be of the fame ſtrength, qualitie, and effect, to all
intents, a3 writings obligatozie, made bp any Lap perfon by authopitie of
the ftatute Staple bin, oꝛd ought to be. And the Walker, Accurnep,€ Res
Bteingot ceiuer generall oꝛ two of them, haue aut hozitie to let {uch fine, as bp their
pifcretion (hal feeme good, vpon any perfon called by the Queenes proces
ofthe fame court, to appeare at cUeſtminſter in thefame Court within
theterme,at a certain day to him prefiren to appeare; bach day giuen in
Court tomake anſwere to the matters obiected againſt him in the fame
court in the Queenes bebalfe, which doth depart the court befoze anfwer
made and Atturnep put into the court, with alent of the Court, for pꝛoſe⸗
cuting the matter with effect, which fine ſhall be leuten of his lands tene⸗
ments, goods, and cattels, tothe Queencs ble, And alfo the {ain Patter
Appointment Vath authoritie tomake ¢ appoint all and finguter particuler Receiucrs,
efoficers. feodaries,and ſurueioꝛs in euery Shire, eallo fees for executing the fame
vnder the feale of che fame office, in fuch wile asthe fame Dfficers map
be alwaies remoueable at the diſcretion of che {aio Court, And alfo :
snake
Wards, Wardfhips, Mariage. Warrantie, 381
make allowance of the coſts ofall commifioners, particular Receiuers,
Curuciors auditors countel{ogs,and feodaries, ¢ euery of them, by his bill
aſſigned, which bill is a fuffictent warrat tothe Auditoꝛs of p fame coure,
to make allowance of the fame, And the {aid matter hath authority to take Recognifance
Recognifances of al perfons that be callen into the faiv court to anfwer to ꝰtanpdarauce.
any matter alledged anaint the inthe faid court, to make their daily ap:
parance inthe fain court,to anſwer to ſuch matter, as to chem then ¢€ there
from time to time ſhall be alleadged. And all fuchrecognifances of what
ſumme foeuer thep be, be as good ¢ effectuall in the law to all intents, as
recognifances taken inthe Chancery 02 elſwhere, before any Judge of re-
02d, within this realine, And the fain matter with the aduife ofthe court,
or of {uch number of the fame as then be prefent,{o that thep be two befive
the ſaid mater, haue ful power to moverat {uch recognifances as be there Moderating of
fopfaited,and to {et fines fo the fame tothe Queenes vle onder plummes frenen
contained in the {aid recoqnifances, the fame fines to be leuied by proces
of Scire facias,¢c, Ano the fain mater with che aduile befoꝛeſaid, hath au-
thority tocomit to ward any perfon o2 perfons foꝛ his o2 thetr dilobediéce, committing
contempt,oz other offence to be made, triable within the ſaid court, Eph to pꝛiſon.
the ſaid matters oꝛdered thereto deliuer them fro prifon, and to cancell &
make void all recognifances ¢ obligations taken in the fame Court to the
Nueenes dle, when che fain matter, with the aduice ofp fain court o2 tit, of Cancelling of
the, thal fee the matters for the which any {uch recognifance oꝛ obligation ;
mwas taken to be finithen,¢ the Queene o2 partie thereupon fatiffien, with:
out any other warrant fo2 the fame, 3 2,10.8,.4.6,3 3. .8.22.33 Hh. 8.3 9%
28 he matter anv officers of the Court of Aardes andliueries, thal Che ferst
take for the fees of all pꝛoces, at the {uit ofthe parties vnder the priuie pistes —
ſeale of the fame Court ii.s.vi.ð. And foꝛ the fees of all commiſſions, di⸗ ding apparãct.
rected out at the {uit of the parties ii.s. vi.ð. And koꝛ recoꝛding of all ap-
parances iiii.ðᷣ. and no moze. 3 2. h.8.46.foꝛ the authoꝛitie of the coure
of wardes,S.Courts,
1 Within what time a patent of wardfhip fhall be fued foorth after
the graunting thereof, S.Patents.1 2.
2 What thofe officers of the Court of wards fhall forfait, which do
withdraw or concealeany ofthe Queens rents or profits. S.Offices 7.
3 That Liveries fhall be in the order, furuey and gouernance of the
Court of wardes and Liueries,S, Liveries 4. |
Warrantie.
2 Deedes where it is contained, Dedi & conceffi tale cenementum, viz, Marrantie by
Jhaue giuen and graunted {uch atenement, without homage oꝛ anie Pi & oe
clauſe that containeth warrantie, and to hold of the donoꝛs e their heires
by a Certaine {eruice, the donors and their betrs thall be bound to warran⸗
tie. And where tt is contained Dedi & conceffi, &c. to hola of the chiefe
Lowe ofthe fee, o2 of any other chen of che feoffogs og their heirs, reſer⸗
ving
Warrantie. Waſte.
ming no ſeruice to himſelfk; wichout homage, oꝛ without the loꝛelaid claufe | 4
of warrantie, bis heirs ſhall not be bound to warrantic, but the feofto2 by
realon ok his gift (hall be bound to warrantie During his ownelife,Stacut, —
+ de Bigamis.4.Ed.1.6.
gebutann 2 Ffamanalien che land chat he holdeth bythe curtelic of England, q
£ —
both alten die his fonne ſhall not be barred by the deed of his kather (from wham no hee
with warranty ritage to him diſcended) to bemand gE recouer bp writ of Moꝛtdaunceſter
of the ſeiſin of his mother, although it be mencioned inthe deede, that bis
allets father div bind him and his heirs to warrantie. And if any heritage deſcẽd
to him of bis fathers fine, chen he thatbe barren koꝛ p value of the heritage
that is to him diſcended. And ik in luch cate after che veathof bis father,
any inheritãce diſcend to hint bp the lame father, chen. ſhall the tenant re⸗
couer againſt him of che ſeiſin ofbis mother by a iudicial writ, p thal if tue,
out of the ralles of the Juſtices before whom che plea was pleaded, to re⸗
ſummon his warrantie, as before hath been done in like cales, where the
Geire of the warrantour commeth ints the court, faping, chat noughe,
delcended from him vpon whole deede bets vouched, And in like manery,
the illue ofthe fonne thall recouer bp wꝛit of Cofinage, Biel, anv Belaiel.
Likewile and in like maner, che heir of the wife thal not be barren after,
the death of bis father and mother, to demand by Action the inheritance.
of his mother by wait of Entrie, which bis father did alien inthe time of
his mother, wherof no fine isleuied th the Kings court, Glouwc,6,€,1.3»,
t Where the Queene fhall be boundto warrantie. See Ayde of the,
Queene 1. —— Tuy tebe abut
2 Wherea womans fuit or her heires fhall not be differred by the mie.
noritie ofthe heire which fhould warrant the lands.S,Women.t5.
; Watte. ;
Pofarmos chal TErmoꝛs during cheir termes thall not make watt, fale, o2 exile of hous
——— ſes,woods, oꝛ men, noꝛ of any ching belonging to the tenemẽts which
tant, _ thep baue in ferme, without thep haue {pectall grant by writing, making
mencion ofthe couenant that they map doit, Marl.s 2. h. 3. 24.
Anactionoe 2 Aman hal have an action oftwatte inp Chancery againſt him which
wattagaint is tenãt by thecurtelte of Englãd, oꝛ otherwile tenant for terme of life,oz
Clirdefie tostive, £02 terme OF peres,o2 acaint a woma which holdeth in dower, «he which
D2 peres, thalbe attaincen of walk, hal lofe p ching watten, ¢ beſides thal pap treble
. fo much as the matt ſhalbe taxed. Gloceft.6.€0,1.5, After ſuch time asa
$70 wate plea is moued inp citie of Londd bp iupit, the tenãt thal haue no power te
=
danging ande make ap wat og eſtrepemẽt ofp land which is in demãd, hanging p plea,
iNet And ik he do, the Maioꝛ ¢ Bailifs hall caule to be kept at p ſuit of demã⸗
pant, And. the fame ogdinance ¢ ſtatute ſhalbe obferucd in other cities, bo⸗
roughs, x elſe where, thꝛoughout the whole realme,Gloucelft.6.€0.1,1 26
30k euery maner of walk committed in any mans inheritance bp.
Proces (GH gardeins, tenants in Dower, by the curtefie,o; otherwile for terme of life,
o2 foꝛ terme of peres, cothe Damage of another, a weit of ſummons —
e
9
~ Wafte. Watch and ward. 382
be awarded, tifafter che ſummons, he again whom che writ is hrourbe
appeare not, he ſhalbe attached, ¢ after the attachment be ſhalbe diſtrai⸗
“ved, andif he appeare not after the diſtres, the thirife ſhalbe commanded,
that in bis own proper perfon taking with him xii. ac. bethallgovntothe
place watten ¢ enquire of the watt committed, and returne the inquifici- Fe me
on, anvafter che inquifition ts returned, iudgement thall be giuen, as is
contained in the ſtatute of Glouceſt. MAeſt.2. 13. Ed.1.14. 8. 2.
47Ik any perfons do let their lands to any other fo2 terme of life, for Tenant for life
terme of another mans ilife,o2 for terme of pecres, ethe tenants do grant daherez grgun
their eftate which they haue inp fame, to anp other perfons to the intent ftate.teketh the
vᷣ they in p reuerſion Mould not know their names, ¢ after the fir tenance Mitteth watt,
bo continually occupy chefatd lands, ¢ take therof the profits to cheir own
vſe, and in the fata lands comit walk to che diſheritance of thẽ in the reuer⸗
fion, in ſuch cafe they in the reuerſion may have and maintain an action of
walt againt the fain tenants, x fo recouer againt them the place watten,¢
their treble damages fo2 the walt committed, as they ought to haue pone fox
‘the walk bp the one before che ſaid grant. But this oꝛdinance holoeth not
place, but where p fir tenãts were punithable of watt before p granting
of their eftace, ¢ alfo where after the fain grant they tooke the profits of p
fame lands to their owne ble, at the time of the waſt comitten, 11,1).6.5,
5 TMhereas two 02 moze Bo hold ante wood, turbarie, fithing, o2 other Mak commit.
fuich chingsin common, wherein none knoweth his own feuerall, ¢ one of fren
them doth cõmit walt againſt che will of the other, an action of walt map
lic, and when it is come vnto iudgement, the pefendant (hall choofe either
to take his part in a place certain bp the allignement of the Sbirife, € by
the view and oth of his neighbours fiwogne ¢ tried fo2 the fame intent, op
els he hall grant to take nothing from thenceforth in the fame woop, ture
vary, ¢ {lich other, but as his partners wil take, and if he do choole to take
his part ina place certaine, the place waſted thall be aſſigned for his pars
accoꝛding as tt was before he committed the watt, Meſt.2.1 3,€0,1,22,
1 The remedie where waſte is committed in any wardes landes ,
S.Wards 10,1-1121.22.2 3
| Watch and Ward,
Per the featt of Aſcention vntill Michaelmas in euery Citic bt, men carpe the ntade
T hall watch at euerp vate, in euery borough rit, men, in euery towne —
Gr 02 fottre accoꝛding to che number ofthe inhabitants of the towne, and Y
dhall watch che towne at nighe, from the Sunne letting tothe Sunne ri⸗
Ting, and ik any ſtraunger doe palle bp them he thallbe arreften ontill arreting ot
mo ning snd if ad luſpitton Le foun; be Mall goe quite, anv if they kinde night Walkers,
cauſe ot ſuſpicion they Hal kozthwith deliuer him coche Hirife, and the
ſhirike Hail receiue him without hurt vntill hee be acquitted in due mane
her; and tf hee will not obey the arrelt, they Hall leuie huy and crie
a him and luch as keepe the tolune Halfollow with huy and crie wit .
Au a
Watch and Ward. Waxe and Honie.
allthe towne and tones neere, and from towne to towne bntill be be
taken ¢ deliuered tothe Dbirife,as before ts ſaid, and fo2 the arreſtments
of (uch rangers none hall be puniſhed. Mincheſter. 1 3. Ed. I.
TWHarding of 2 In great townes wallen,the cates Hhalbe fut from che ſunne ſetting
walled towus. yntili the ſunne riſing: and no man ſhal lodge inthe ſuburbs oꝛ any place
out of che towne from ix. of the clock vntil bap except bis hoſt wil anſwer
fo2 him, € the bailifes oftownes cuerp weeke,o2 at the leaſt euerp rv, Dap
{hal make inquirie of all perfons being lodged inp fuburbs, oꝛ in foꝛreine
placesofp towne, ¢ifthep find anp p hath receiuen anp ſuſpicious perfons
not keeping the Q.peace, the bailifs ſhall erecute right ¢ iuſtice therein,
Wincheſt.t 3. Ed. 1. And Juſtices of peace haue power tomake inquiſi⸗
tion in their Sellions fra time to time, to puniſh the which be found in
default after the tenoz of the foꝛeſaid ſtatute of CNAincheſter. 5,10.4.3.-
Waxe and Honie,
fing deceipt Uery perfon within this realme, oꝛ the vominions of the fame, which
mtd — it (hall nthe making ¢ melting of ware, by any way oꝛ meanes ble oꝛ
‘Ware, practife, oꝛ caufe to be vſed oꝛ pꝛactiſed anp maner deceit by mixture and:
mingling the fame with Rolen,tallow,turpentine,oz any other deceitful
thing, to che intent co (ell and vtter the fame, oꝛ offer the fame to be fold oꝛ
bettered foꝛ ware,to any perfor oꝛ perfons whatloeuer, thal foꝛfait and loſe
the fame mingled o2 coprupten ware, Ano if p fame coꝛrupted ware ſhall
happen to be fol befoze {uch default ¢ copruption thall be found, chen the
{aid melter, mingler, oꝛ coꝛrupter, cauſer o2 procurer therof thal fopfait fog
euery poundit.s, wherof the one halfe to be tothe Q, che other half tothe
party deceiued,tf he will (ue fo2 it oꝛ any other perfon o2 perfons that wil
{ue fo2 che fame, in anp of the Queenes courts of Recogv, 2 3. Eliz. 8.
Guerymelter 2 Cuerpmelterand maker vp of vnwꝛought ware, thal haue fo2 hime
o€ ware-tbal,, Celfe a fampe,oz mack of the beenth offir pence, wherein two letters (hall
be plainly grauen, ſignifying bisname ¢ lurname, and with the fame thal
ſtampe euery ptece of ware, to be printed op amped triangle, in three
places vpon the outſide of the vpper part of euery piece fo melted and caff,
vpon the patne to forfait the value of euerp piece o2 cake fold, o2 offered ta
Le fold and not fo ſtamped op marked, 23, Eliz.8.
aoughtware 3 Wo perfonne perfons withinthisrealme, oꝛ the domintons there-
—9 of, fhall mele, mire, woꝛke, o2 ſell any maner of wꝛought ware, ſtuffe op
wares wꝛought mith ware; as in lights, Kaftorches, redwaxe, oꝛ fealing
ware, bookcandle, fearing candle, fearing of dead coꝛps, links, green waxe,
redware or any other woꝛke, o2 thing what ſoeuer, to be done oꝛ wꝛought
with warxe to be put to ſale, but with good, holfome, pure and conuenient
ſtufke, meete in ſuch wares oꝛ woꝛke in conuenient quantitie tobe vſed.
Aud euery perſon op perlons,that thal worke op fell ſuch ftuffe oz wares of
Ware, (hall haue amarke og ſtampe, oꝛ {eale,to {ee on bis oꝛ their worke by
him o2 then wrought, 02 lold, tothe intent that il any deceipt be vſed og
pone,
ae Maxce and Honie. 333
done it may be knowen who were the workers theraf, Aud {uch perfon o2
perlons as thalbe fond oꝛ knowen to woꝛke op ſell, oꝛ to fale put, any {uch
falle ware,o2 wares wrought with ware to be put to lale, Hall forfate che
fame cogrupted 02 deceitful ware & wares, theone half tobe tothe Q. ec.
and the other to p partp veceiuen, tf he ſhal fue foꝛ the ſame, oꝛ otherwife ta
Hint op che chat wil fue fo2 che ſame, by A. B. 19,02 J. in any of p Queenes
courts of recoꝛd, wherein no E. P. CC hall be allawed.23. Eliʒ .
4 Euery perlon anv perſons whatioeucr, which Hatt ſell oz offer’ to be Cortupted or
fold, any coꝛrupted & falfe mingled ware, (hall fort, thefatd ware, the one ee ee
moitie therof tobe to the D.and the other to the party deceined, tf he thatt vare PMN
fue fo2 the fame, 02 otherwile to him o2 them that will {ue foz chefameas
aforelatd,2 3. Elizʒ. 8. —— Set
5 Poured alwates chat thisact, as touching the marking of Wares senting war of
fhall not extend to any perfon o2 perfons, ſeilling the ware ofthetr owne their own Bees
bees in open markets in {mall pieces, no to any feruant o2 feruants, 02 o⸗
ther perfons, mingling o2 coprupting anp war, by comandement of their
matter op other perfon hauing authozitie ouer them, fo as thep will cons
fefle the fame, 23,@113.8, <2 O !
6 Ail Barrels, Kilderkins, and Firkins fillen with honie by the maz Gefels of ony
Ker and uller Halbe marked with two letters ſtanding kor hig name ann Maree eed
- furname;ech letter ofan inch anda halfe of length at the lealt, burnt vpon i
the beavnt the catke with a hot iron, vpon the paine to fo2£,bi,8, viii. v. fo2
euery barrell, kilverkin,firkin,o2 caſke, fold 02 offered to befolne, and not
fo marked. Anoifany perfon oꝛ perſons doe's2 Hall fill og fell, and cauſe q ye content of
to be filled 02 ſold oꝛ offered tobe fold any barrell, kilderkin, op firkin, cucry veffell of
with honie for, 02 in the name of a barrell, kilverkin,op firkini,containing 0°"? be lols.
lelſſe chen 32. wine gallons the barrell, 6, wine gations the kilverkit.e caines 16,
and 8, wine gallons the ftrkin,euerp perfon and perfons fo offending, thal
- forf, for euery balfe gallon folathing v. s. Ano eueryperſon and perfons
that ſhall corrupt the honie ſo ſold, 02 to be fold, with any deceitful mire Coerupting of
tuve,Ghatl fox fithe barrell o2 velleH, and honie therein containedto the D, nit.
and J.ẽttc.23. Eliz.8. S.Wines.16. be a a
77Ik any perfon oz perfons tall at any time hereafter counterfatt anp Coũterfaiting
the markeg aboue mentioned; oy fhall (ec to the marke or marks-of any —
other perſon oꝛ perſons without the conſent of the ſame perſen de perſons anochero mark.
whofe names the laid marks ſhall fignifie, euery luch offender in the pre⸗
milſes thal fof koꝛ euery fuch default v. k. the one moitie thereof to be ta
the Q. ec, e the other moitie toppartie deceiuen,tf he witfue for ÿᷣ fame,
02 otherwife to any other perfon ox perſons that will {ue forthefame by
B.A.oꝛ J.in any ofthe Q, courte of recopd, tuberin no E. 19,027. ec, that
be alloted, Aud fop non fufficierted of paiméet J
in the next market towne to theplacetubete fuch offence thalberamitren,
eto {uffer cheee months impzilonment, wout baileog mainppile for every
pitence committer contrarie to this atricle of thisprefentact, 23 —
Waights
Waights and Meaſures. , 7
One waisde O Ne waight, one mealure, and ane pard thalbe thꝛoughout the whole
pret cealme, aſwel without the ſtaple ag within, Magna charca 26, 14e
thorough the
realme. E.3.12.27.Ed. 3.10.
ae
A buſhell. 2 Wy the conlent of the whole realme of England the mealure wag
made, that an Engliſh penp called a erling, round and without clipping —
fhal waigh 3 2,cogns of wheat in che mid of the eare,¢ xx.ð.ſhal make an
dounce, pitouncesof Crop waight tall make apounn, and 8, ¥. of Crop.
weight hall make a gation, diit.qallons hal make a buſhell, whichis che
viii, part of a qttatter, Compoficio menfurarum, 51,€0,1,12,10.7.5+
GAquartero’ 3 Chere be but onely 8.bubels ralen ¢ ſtriken co the quarter of cone,
coantna faves and 1 4,E, to the ttoue of wooll, ¢ 2 6.one tothe lacke. 11.10.7461. 5,
10.15. R.2.4. 34. Ed. 3,6, And whoſoeuer doth buy op fell moolsatmoze,
waight chenat 1.4, Lhe ſtone, hal pay double to ppartyarieuen,emake
fineta the Queene, according to the quancitp of the treſpas. 13.2.9,
An acre o€ 4 Thee grainesof barley dꝛie and round doe make an inch, twelue
ground. inches doe make a koote, thꝛee fuate do make a yard, ſiue pards and a halfe
bo make a perch,and fortie perches tu length foure in bꝛeadth dog make;
an acre, Compofitio yinarum & perticarum. J
ag pare 5 “The beſengchoöt The‘ |" ¥ elengthof »
AG A Se 7h OED Ibe A ae the acre, © ~ theacre,
F*
Waights and Meafures, pies)
ag The waight ofa Wap of Cheele mul contapne xxxii. cloues, that ts a wayol
to lay, euerycloue biti, pound by the waights touching. 9. H. 6. 8. Quære ——
ifacloue be vii.pound oꝛ viii.ppound.
Aaa Anno 11, 1.7, 4. and 12,10.7.5. It was enacted, chat there hould
be carried into euery —— and Market Towne — QB ena ie
remaine oh euer in the dpa dik of the head Dfficer of fe fare re Citi,
Bozough,o2 Cown, as the kings Standard of waight and meafure, and
that the inhabitants of all Cities , Boꝛoughes and Market Townes
within euery of the fain Shires, ſhould make, oꝛ cauſe to be mane, to ree
maine with them, common Wealures ¢ waights, accoꝛding tothe fame
thaights and meafures, ane that the fame meafures and waights ſhould
be viewed, erainined, printed; ſigned, and marken, by the bean Officer, t in
whofe poſſelſion che ſaid Standard fhoulsrematne. ) UGTA
Weſtmerl. Cowneof Appleby Surrey Towne of Gillk. Tye names ot
Northumb. T.of Newcattell Sullex Ciofkewes 9 Fe Gorwenrs
Cumberl. Cicie of Carleol Dron, Citie of Oxfoꝛd “Reeping of
Lane, GofLancafter Berk, ~ Sof Reding ——
Eh. UVitie of Yoꝛke Herefoꝛd T.of Herefoꝛ”d
Lincoln. Citie of Lincolne Salon. Tot Shꝛeweſbury
Derb. VSTiok Derby Staff, T.ot Staſffoꝛd
Noting. C.ofotingham Glouc. Citie ot Gloucefter
Leyceſt. Taeok Leiceſter Migorn. Citie off Moꝛceſter
Garr, Citieof Couentrie ilteſ. Citie of New Sa⸗
Rotyl. T.ofk Appingham liſbury.
North. T.of Noꝛthampton South. Citie of cAincheſt.
Bed. T.of Bedkord Som. Z,of Ilcheſter
Buck. << Teot Buckingham Doꝛrſ. T.of Doꝛcheſter.
Cantab. T.ok Cambꝛidge Deuon. Citie of Exceſter
Hunt. T.dof Huntington Coꝛnub. TCofLettuchiel
Pork, “Citicof Noꝛwich London Citie of London
Suk Taof S.Edmondes⸗ Brifow C.of Buſto
20) burp. Quinq; port, Caſtel of Douer
Elfer.- >> GofChelmelfor Couentrte C.ofCouentrie
Mert --Ciekipertfoyn South. T. of Southhamp⸗
Midd. City of Meſtminlter ton.
Kent.. Tof MaidſteneCheſter. Citie of Cheſter.
8 Euery head Difficer heuing the laid waights and mealures ſigned »,,, Mead Deere
and painted, vnder the ſigne and print for the ſame, bath authoꝛitie to may tigue
make, ligne, and paint,like waights ¢mealures vnts cucry the Queenes —
ſubiects duely requiring the ſame, taking for marking and ſealing of every man
a eh i, v. of euery other mealure ob, of euery hundzeth waight *
apeny,
| —— and Meaſures.
2 —5 halle hundreth ob, and of euery waight bnbder; a farthing
and not aboue, vpon paine to forf, for euery time that be refuleth,ordoth
the contrary rl, 8, tothe D,and J. that will lue by @, ofpebe, whereana
CG KO.1'1 M. 7.4. 1 2.73.
Pone Hal buy 9 Jo Marchant oꝛ other perfon within any Citie, oꝛ market towne;
q
4
4
2 fell but with — * buy oꝛ fell with any weight oꝛ mealure, except tt be marked, ſigned,
waights
meafures is aine oꝛ pꝛinted, in koꝛm afoꝛeſaid noꝛ any other perfon outofthe ſaid cities,bo⸗
ued e peintrd. roughs, x Market towns, ercept it be like Eequal wich the ſaid ſtandard.
And eucry perfon aſwell without cities, boꝛoughs, and market townes,
as within, thal buy and {ell with a buſhell (eaten, ſigned, ¢ marked, after
the formeafogelain; ¢ mone otherwiſe. But this act thai not ercendtoanpy
ETatermed: perſon felling oz buping bywater mealure wichin the lbiphord, but the
: fame thal onely containe fiue pecks after the fain ſtandard raſed ¢ ſtriken.
Maights fo, either Hallthis act ertend to any waights appertayning tothe cunage
eine, ot of Tinne within the Counties of Copnewalle Deuonthire, but all ſuch
waights thatbe feng corrected as hath been bled. 11.4D.7,4+ 12.h. 765+
Tieming and 10 Ali the Waiors, Wailifes; anyother heav Officers of euery Citic,
eamining — Bopough;oz Darker towne, thal caule twice in che peere, oz oftner, as
mealies, — thep thallthinketiccellarie, all waights and mealures within the fain Ci⸗
ties gc. to be bꝛought before them, and to be duely viewed and examined,
and luch as thep ſhall fino vefectiue; immediatly to be bꝛoken and burne,
and the offendor ſhall korf. fo the firſt time vi.s. viii.ð.to the {ain Maior,
Bailike, oꝛ atty other hauing iuriſdiction and coprection in that bebalfe,
and at che ſecond time xiii.s. Wiis, and at the third time re. 8, and for the
further puniſhment, ſhalbe ſet vpon the Pilloꝛie to the example ofother.
But che examination of dekaults aboueſaid, and puniſhment to the offen⸗
dors Hf cuery offence committed within any of che fiue Ports, hall be
bone by the Lord Aarden of the ſaid fiue Poots,oz by his lieutenant anv
none other. 7.4).7,3..11.1).7.4.4 211). 745.S.Iuftice of peace 92. ee
ere ats 11 Cuery Citic vpon paine of x. li. euery Borough bpon paine of
market jowne C. & and cuery. Towne where aConitableis, vpon paine of rl, &, tobe
hal have aco Lou ien tothe vſe of the Queene, fo often as they thallbefound defective,
ana waights. ſhall hauea comuon Ballance with waights according tothe Standard
ofthe Efthequer, 8406.5. But theſe penalties thall not ertend to any
Towne whichis no Citic, Borough,o market towue 11. h.7.4. By the
koreſaid ſtatute ok s. H.6.t he Burgelles of the Boꝛoughot Dozcetter that
not be diſturbed oftheir right to vſe theit weighing bp xii. Myles about
the ſame Boꝛcugh, olin alwaies ſurh comumon waights as be accoꝛding
cothe Standardot the Sichequer.9.1D2G,6in°) 2+
‘Cncrvonemay 12) Ay che codon ballance, and common waights lealed of —
waetht Cite; Borough, and Towne, all the inhabitants of the fameCicte, Boe
“ — rough ec. map kreely weigh without anp thing paying, taking neuert he⸗
ap aa tei of fogreins fog — dzaught within the waight of rl, pound an
thing,
|
Al
‘
ae Waights and Meaſures. 85
thing, and for euery dꝛaught bet wixt rl. li. eC, anhalke peny, and fore
uerydraught betwirt C. li. and a M. lt. a penp, atthe moll; wheecof.che
waights ſhalbe maintained, and the officer. rewarded bp the diſcretion of
‘the chiefe ofthe citie, borough, ¢c,accopding to bis attendance, 8.1.6.5,
13 Jultices of peace, Sherifs,C(chetors, and other commiſſioners al — 9
ſigned by the Queene, haue power by commillion to enquire of ail kalſiti⸗ °° PSOE
ers and counterfatters of falle waights, tto take and impzifonthens, and
inprifon to hold chen: without mainpꝛiſe, vntil thep be acquited op attain⸗
ted, and tf chep be attainted, their bodies thall remaine tn prifon vntil they
haue made fine and ranfome, according to the Juſtices pifcretion, 9.40.5.
8, 8. Iuftices of peace 92, 4!
14 AWaools, and all maner of Auer oe pops ſhalbe weighed bythe bal- crciaving by
lance which is equall,and bp lawful wate hes ſealed accoꝛding tothe ſtan⸗ cqual ballance.
Dard of the Eſchequer, ſo that the tongue of the ballace ſhalbe equal with⸗
out bowing tothe one ſide, oꝛ tothe other, oꝛ without putting hand oꝛ foot,
oꝛ other touching thereof, and he which oth the contrary ; to the damage
of the feller,thal forfait to rhe Queene the value of the goods ſo waighed,
ſhalbe two peres impriſoned, and make fine at the Queenes plealure, and
the plaincife hal haue his quadꝛuple damages,2 5,0, 3.9, 27. Ed. 3. 10.
13.R.2.9. 8.Hh.6.5. ‘
15 Bythe Statutes intituled, Aſſiſa panis & ceruifix ,Statueum pa- Whe AMeot
nis & ceruifiz,ludicium Colliftrigij, Statutum de piftoribus,Braceatori- breadand ale.
bus, & alijs vitellarijs,mave 5 1,%),3.and 5 1. Ed.l.there were ſeueral obi:
nances pꝛouided fo2 the prices of Bꝛead and Ale, according to the price of
coꝛne,viʒ.when a quarter of Barley was ſorld for ii.s.that then Brewers
fhout fell titi. gallons of Ale fo2 i.ð.when harley was fold fo? ii.s.bi.ð.the
quarter,then vii.gallons foꝛ i,8, tohen barlep was fold for iit. 8. the quars
ter,then iiii.gallons fo2 i.ð. when for iii.s.bi.v. the quarter, then v. callons
forii.ð.and then fo? iiii.s.the quarter,then tivo gallons fo i.ð. ſo ſhould
rife and fal,as the price of coꝛne did rife and fal by vi. d. in the quarter. And
there be alfo ſeueral waights aſſeſſed of the waſtel bꝛead, the Cimnial, the
cocket bꝛead, and houſhold bꝛead, accopding tothe peice of wheat rifing
oꝛ falling betwirt xii. ð. andii.s.the quarter, all which forts of bꝛead were
opdainedto be waped by ſterling monep,astt was currant in the Raignes
of king. 3. and king Cow, 1,013. that a ſterling peny ſhould way xxrii. Sterling pene.
graines of wheat in the mivvel of che care, thatrr.of tholepence ſhould
make an oũce, which values, time ſithẽce hath much alteren, but omitting
the value,and cating the iuſt aight of an ounce, the fame proportion in
waight which the ſtatute appointeth,ts to. be obferucd, and. the waights ¢
mealures which be kept and blevin Cities, Cownes, and Boroughs,ac-
coding to the ſtatute of 11. H.7. and 12.4.7, do agree with the koꝛeſaid
old Statutes in effect, Andin the fain old ſtatutes itis ordained, that the
prices of bread and Ale thall not be cena but a3 coꝛne riety G2 kalleth
BD i. DILDy
Bridges,
Bankes,
BACAR,
Watghtsand Meaſurer. Weares, |
wi.U.inthe quarter. And that if the Baker op Bꝛewer do bzeake the alſiſe,
the firit,che fecond and the chird time, be halbeamerced accopdingte the
quantity of his offence , ercept bis offence be great, but ifbisoffence be
great, oꝛ that he Doth offend a fourth oꝛ more often times,the Baker oſfen⸗
ding thalbe fet bpon the Pilloꝛie, andthe Brewer ſhalbe punithenhp the —
Tumbꝛel, which puniſhments thal not be pardoned foz gold o2 ſiluer. And
if the Bakers karthing bꝛead be found lacking ii.s. vi. v. 02 vnder, (viz. an
ounce and demy Troy)he ſhalbe amerced, and if it exceed, he ſhalbe ſet vp⸗
onthe Pilloꝛy. And the Pilloꝛy ſhalbe of ſufficient ſtrength, chat che iudg⸗
ment map be executed vpon the offendors without peril of the bodie. See
Brewers 2. i :
1 By what meafurethe QueenesPurueyors fhal take corne and other
vitaile.S.Putueiors 16. . aie.
2 Forthelength,breadth,and waight of all maner ofCloth, S.Drape-
rier. &c.73. :
3 Fortheaffife,length, and breadth of Couerlets made in Yorkefhire.
S,Couerlets 3, —
For the content of ech veffell of wine,hony,and oyle.S. Vine 16.
5 For the content ofa But,Barrel,halfe barrell, and other veſſell of Sal-
mon,S.Fifh,8, ;
- 6 For the content of abarrel Lhalfe barrell,and firkin, ofherringsand
Eeles,S,Fifhg.to,: - | at sates
7 Forthe content and waight of barrels and firkinsoffope,S.Sope I.
8 Forthe contentofeucrie veflell made for Ale and Beere, See Cowe
ers.a,2 12 ; |
a ‘How he fhallbe punifhed, which occupying buying of Pewter or
Braffe,doth occupy any deceiueable beams, and waights.S.Pewter 4.
0 That woollen cloth-fhall be fold by the yarde and ynche, $.Drae
were G4,0.iishenctianett |
* 1 re what meafure Millers fhall take their Tolle,S.Tolle 2.
12 For the waight of Hempe ,and how much hall be accompted a
ftone,S Cables 2. 7
13 Thecontentofeuery barrel, halfe barrel,and kilderkin of Honie.S,
Waxe Se 65 ieee ho oa, :
14 Forthe meafure ofa Myle.S.Cotages 15.
Weares, 4
Bz the ſtatute of Magna Chart,cap, 15,16,an0 23, it was pouided,
That no village o2 freemen ſhould be diftrained to make anp bꝛidges
oz banks, but {uch as by right they hav wont to make. Noꝛ that anpbakes
fhoulo bee from thenceforth dekended, but fuch as were defended in the
time of king D.che 2. and by che fame place and che fame bounds, And that
all weares chould be wholp put downe by Thamis, Pedwey, and thꝛough
all England, lauing bp the Sea coalt. an
; 2
<
Weares, 386
2 All fuch weares mils, tankes,ttakes, and kiddles, which be leuied ¢ pret weares
albe pullen
fet vp in the time of king Co, 1,and after, whereby ſhips and boates be di⸗ leet aa
Curbenthat chey may not palle in uch rivers as thep were wont, thal be noc cepatrede
taken away, ¢ pulled downe, ananet be {et bpagaine , & thereupon warts
hall be fent ta the Sherikes of the places where need is, to ſuruey, inquire
anu thereofmake erecution, And allo Juſtices thalbe aſſiſtant as often as
need (hall require.2 5. E. 3.4. And tf any ſuch nufance be pulled downe, ac⸗
cording to the intent of the forelaid ſtatute, he that thallleuie orꝛ {er vp the
fame againe, cherofſhalbe in due maner attainted, thal forfait to the Q.
C. Markes, to be leuied by che effreatesof the Cichequer, And the fame
Law thall hold place of any annopance committen by the enbauncing of
fuch weares, mils, ſtankes, fakes, and kiddles, as bp the making of new.
5.Ed. 3.2.
3 Commiſſions ſhall be directed in due korme to ſufficient perſons to
be Jultices in euery County of England where neede ſhall be , co ſuruey
ann keepe the waters and great riuers there, and to coꝛrect and amend the
faults,and to make due erecutton of the foreſaid ſtatute of 25,and 45. Ed.
3.according to che effect thereof,alwell by their ſuruey, aduice, and diſcre⸗
tion, as by che Enquelts therupon to be take within franchiles ¢ without,
if and when need ſhall be, and to beare and determine the fogelain things.
And mozeouer to ſuruey the weares,mils,fankes, fakes, and kiddles atte
ciently vſed and leuied before the time of king Cd, 1,And chole which chep
Hal findtoomuch enhaunced o2 ſtreightned, to abate,ceforme,and amend,
in mater and foꝛme aforelato: Sauing alwaies a reaſonable ſubſtance of
the weares, mils, tanks, fakes ¢ kiddles alorelaid, ſo in old time made eles
uied.r. H.4. 1 26S.4,1),4.1 1. Chat Comiflions ſhalbe mave to certain Jue
ſtices and other in euery County where neede thalbe,to enquire of all that
whichis contained in the ſaid ſtatutes, and topunith che offendors of the
fame by fine,accopding to their difcretion: Sauing alwates tothe Queene
the paines compꝛiſed in che ſaid ſtatuts. And the eſtreats of fuch fines thal
Hedeliueren by the fain Juſtices tothe Sherike ofeuery County bp Ins
Denture, and the Sherike ſhall pap of che iſſues and profits riſing ofthe
faid eſtreats, to euery of the ſaid Juſtices fo2 euery day that he thal trauell
to exerciſe the far commillion, iiii.s. anv the ſherile hall thereok haue al-
lowance in the Eſchequer. : *
4 Andifanpfuch annoyance of weares mils, ſtankes, fakes, and kins
Commiſſions
to furney the
faults of
weares,
CLomiffioners
allowance fog
their panes.
The fortaiture
dies of paſſages, and ſtreightnings in old time made and leuied, be iudged OO
bz awarded bythe laid Juſtices tobe abated og amended, he which Hath
the frecholu thereof, thall execute the fame at his owne colts, within haife
a peere after notice thereof to him giuen, vpon paine ok C. Warkes,ta be
pated to the Queene bp che eftreates of the Elchequer, And he which doch
make them to be (et bp againe,enhaunced, 02 ſtreight ned, contrarie tothe
{aid Judgement, and thereofis duely conuict, hall fork, tothe Queene C.
GOMB S oe (Parkes,
: 7
White Afhes, Wildfoule. a
Markes to be paicn as is aloꝛeſaid. And in caſe any man feeleth himſelke
grieued by execution, oꝛ other meane inthts behalke againt right andreas
Cott lee him purlue it, and he Hall haue right anv realon. 4D,4,17, ©
elt a 5 FE by award oꝛ iudgement of any of the laid Commiflioners alligned
Ding tothe | Acopding coche ſaid acute of 1.1.4. it be founde that anp {uch weares,
committioners hearths mils,miloains,milfankes,lockes,hebbing weares, fakes, kid⸗
: dies, beckes, oꝛ floodgates be made, levied, enhanced, reiahten,og enlars
rev, contrarie tothe fame ftatute,tf che offendors tn this behalfe, contrary
tothe fatd award,vule, and iudgement, being duely warned by the therife
o2 vnderſherike of the Countie op Counties where ſuch weares, ſiſhgarths
"KC, other annopances, diſturbãces, oꝛ impediments afozelain ſhalbe foũd,
made, leuied, ſtreighted, oꝛ enlarged, (by Scirefacias being Directed to the
fain Shevife op ondertherife) no not within theee Moneths next after che
fai garniſhment mave, at their owne coftes ¥ charges duely andfullp a⸗
mend, bꝛeak dotune,¢ auoid the fain making, leuping enhancing, ſtreight⸗
ning, opentarging, being vefectine asin che kozeſaid ſtatute is ſpecified:
Then he oz thep which thal in this cale offend, thal forf,to the Q.foꝛ euerp
default C.marks, by tranſcript tobe deliuered into the Eſchequer, inmas
ner and forme,as in the fain ſtatute ts contained, And ifthe offendoz, his
heire, heires, allignee, oꝛ allignees, oꝛ any of themida defer oz continue the
fame defaults,contrary to the foꝛeſaid award, rule, x iudgement of theca.
mifftoners akorelaid, he 02 they ſo differvingo2 cõtinuing the fame default,
ſhal kork. for euery moneth after the fain iti.moneths ended, thatthe fame
Default ſhal remaine ¢ be not coprected,amended,no2refozmed, C. Marks
tothe Q.and any of her ſubiects that wil {ue bp G.ofdebe, wherin no M.
E.P.tc. I 2.Ed 4.7.
— 6 Ikany perlon other then ſuch againſt whom ſuch award, rule, oꝛ iudg⸗
mites bya Ment was made and had, not being heire o2 alliquee to them, oꝛ any of thẽ,
—— wil pꝛeſume to occupy oꝛ continue any ſuch weares, ſilhgarths, mils, mils
Sninioners danis millſtanks, locks, hebbingweares, ſtakes, kiddles, hecks, floodgates,
— oꝛ other diſturbances oꝛ impediments,as ts alorelaid, he oꝛ they which do
pꝛeſume to sccupp oꝛ continue, (hall forf, fo2 euery default foꝛ euerp mos
neth as ts alozeſaid C Barks tothe Q. and anp of ber fubtects that will
lue by A.of debt, wherin no TAVC.19 ec. 12,C0,4.7, S Sewers.
White Afhes. 2
— os D perfor Hhatl hip, tave,carrie, 02 conuey any white Aſhes towarde
sran{poxten, the parties bepond the feas, vpon patne of fort, of vi.s.biii.ð. loꝛ eue⸗
rp buthel offuch Athes fo to be thipped op laden, to be caried oz conueyed
into the parts bepond the {eas,tothe Q. and J.to be recouered bp A, J. ec.
whhrein nd M. €,}9, Ec. 2,€0,6,26. |
Wildfoule,
Saving ore Phom the dirtt vay of March unca the late dap of June perely,nopertor
bases of mild: · ſhall willingly withdraw purloyne,take. deſtroy, oz conuey any ce
| Willesand Teftaments. 387
ofany kinvof Mildkoule, krom any nett 02 place where they thal be layed
wvryr any kind of che fame wildkoule, vpon paine of imppifonment for one .
whole pere,¢ to forf.to the D.€ J.æc.foꝛ euery egge of anp Crane oꝛ Bue
ſtard, ſo deſtroied oꝛ taken from anp neſt oꝛ place xx.ð. and for euerp egge
of euery BitterHeron, oꝛ Shouelard vii. vj. ann for eueryegge of euerie
MPallard, Teal, oꝛ other wildfoule a penny, wherein no CU... P.ec. This
act thal not be hurtful to any perſõ that wil deſtroy any crowes, choughs,
rauens, and buſſards, oꝛ their eages,o2 any other foule o2 their egges, nog
comeſtible oꝛ vſed to be eaten,2 5,1).8,11.3,.€0.6,7, ARE
Willes and Teftaments.
L and euery perfon ¢ perfons,hauing any manoꝛs, lands, tenemẽts, ro. Julij An.
oꝛ hereditamẽts, holden in Socage, oꝛ of the nature ofſocage tenure, Do.i 40.
and not hauing any lands ¢c.holden of the Queene by knights ſeruice, by
Socage tenure in chiete, oz of the nature of Socage tenure in chiefe , noꝛ g anos holden
of any other perſon oꝛ perfons by knights feruice, hall haue full anv free let corti
liberty, aut hoꝛity, and power, to giue, diſpoſe, will, and deuiſe, aſwell bp bis o2 bpknights
laſt (Hill and Teſtament in weiting,o2 otherwile,by any act oꝛ acts law⸗ ſexuice.
fully erecuted in his lile, all his {ain lands ec, oꝛ anp of them at bis pleas
ſure:any law €c.notwithanding. 3 2. h.8. I.
2 All and every perfon and perfons,hauing manors Lands, tenements, ce eh
02 hereditaments, holden of the Queene her heires 02 {uccellozs in locate, trssocage ine
on of the nature of Socage tenure in chiefe , and hauing any other landes ary 4 —
Ec. holden of any other perfon oꝛ perfons in ſocage, oꝛ of the nature of ſo⸗ —— tk
cage tenure,and not hauing any lands Ec.bolven of the D. bp knights (ers .
uice, noꝛ of any other Loꝛdoꝛ perfon by likeferutce, hall haue fullandfree
libertte,authozitic,and power, te giue, will, diſpoſe, and deuiſe, alwell bp
his laſt Ail oꝛ teſtament in wꝛiting, oꝛ otherwiſe, by anp act 02 acts law⸗
fullp executed in his life, ail his ato manoꝛs, lands, tenements, and here⸗
Ditaments,o2 anp of them at bis free will and pleaſure: any law, Fatute,
cuffome,tc.notwithtanding. Sauing tothe Dec, all ber right title, and Che Dueenes
interett of primer ſeilon and relieke. and alo all otherrights eDucties Foy Ramet fell
tenures in Socage,o2 of che nature of Socage tenuvein chiefe, as hereto: nations ucd.
foze hath bin vſed and accultomen,che fame lannsee.tobe taken, bad, any
{ued out,of anv from her hands by the perfon whom any fuch
{ands tc.ſhalbe vifpolen, willed ,o2 deuiſedein tke maner ¢ forme,
as hath bin vſed by any heire o2 heires, before the making ofthis acute,
And fauing and referuing alfo fines for alienatios of ſuch lands €c. holden
ofthe D.in ſocage, oꝛ of the nature of ſocage tenurein chiefe,wherofthere
thalbe anp alteration of freehold o2 inheritance, made bp wiloz otherwile,
as ts aforefain32.1.8.1, :
3 All and finguler perſon ¢ perfons , hauing any manozs, lands, tene⸗ ee
ments,oꝛ hercbitaments of eftate of inheritance, holven of the Queenes in ite Dike
bighnelle inchiefe by knights god » 02 of the nature of knights feruice ſeruice.
DD 3 tt
Willes and Teftaments.
in chieke, hall haue kull power e authority bp his Lat Aill bp wꝛiting.or
ot herwile, bp any act 02 acts lawkully executed in his life, to giue diſpoſe
will, oꝛ alligne two parts ofthe fame landes ec.in thꝛee parts to be deui⸗
bed, oꝛ els as muchof che ſaid lands €c. as ſhall extende op amount to the
verely value oktwo parts of the ſame in three parts to be deuided in cers
rainty, and byſpeciall diuiſions, as ic map be knowen in leueralty, to, and
for che aduancement of bis wife,preferment of bis childꝛen, and papment
of hisdebts, oꝛ otherwiſe at his pleature: any Law ec, notwithſtanding.
Sauing and referuing tothe D. the cuſtodie, wardthip, anv primerfeifon
ofany of them,as the cafe Hall require, ofas muchof the fame lands €c,a3
Hall amount and extend to che full and clere yerely dalue of the third pare
thereof, without any diminution,vower, fraude, couin, charge, oꝛ abꝛidg⸗
Wardſhip. mrencofanyofchefame third part, o2 of the full profits thereof, Saving
primer Actin. alſo coche Queene ec, all fines fo2 alienationsofall ſuch lands ec, holoen
wp of the Queene bp knights ferutce in chiefe , whereof there ſhall be any al⸗
" teration of kreehold, oz inheritance, made bp will oz ot herwile as is aboue⸗
ſaid. 20.8. I,
Bands holon 4 All and fingulerperfor and perfons, hauing mamogs, landed, tettes :
oreo" ments,o2 hereditaments of eftate of inheritance holden ofthe Queenein
— by K. chieke by knights ſeruice, e hauing other lands ec, holden of the Queene
rofanp other perſon oꝛ perſons bp knights ſeruite, oꝛ otherwiſe eucrp
fi ch perfor and perfons thal haue ful power to griue,vifpole, wil, oꝛ alligne
Ly his Lat CCU in wꝛiting, oꝛ otherwile, by any act oꝛ acts lawfully eres
; tute in his life,two parts of che fame lands ec. in thee parts to be deui⸗
ded, oꝛ els ag much ofthe fame lands ec. as thallertendtotheperelpvalue
oktwo parts of the fame in thꝛee partsto be deuided int certainty, ¢ bp ſpe⸗
ciall diuiſtons, as i¢ map be knowen in ſeueralty, to, and foꝛ theaduances =
ment of bis wife peeferment of bis childꝛen, and payment of bis debts, 02
a a adtherwile at bis pleaſure:any law €c.notwithfanding, Sauing tothe QD.
ites foralienae Che cuſtodie, wardſhip, & primer ſeiſin, oꝛ anp ofthem, asthecafethall res
fie Gane: guire,ofasmuch of the ſame lands ¢c.as hall amount and extende to the
oun) full ann clere perelp balue of che third pare thereof, without anpmanerdis
minution. do ud cuin charge,oꝛ ſubtraction of the fame third part,
POF, Sauing alway ¢ reſeruing tothe D.all fines
n puch landes ec, holden of her by knights ſeruice in
there fhalbe any alteration of kreehold oꝛ inheritance made
by dAill orꝛ otherwiſe as ts aboueſaid.32. H.8.1.
Soiben onely of 5 It any perſon oꝛ perfons, hold any manogs, landes, tenementes, 02
romnon perlons hereditaments onely of ap other Lod oz perfon then ofthe Queene bp -
cones caer knights fernice,and other {ands ¢c, in Socage, oꝛ ofthe nature ofSocage
infocage, cenure chen eueryſuch perſon Hall og may giue, diſpoſe, oꝛ alſure bp his
lat will, 02 otherwiſe, bp any ace o2 acts lawfully executed in bis iife,tiaa
parts of the ſaid lands ec, holocn by knights feruice,o2 of ag much thereof
&B
Willesand Teftamentrs. 388
sas thall amount tothe full perely value of two parts, in maner and forme
as is abouedeclaren, anv alſo all the lands and tenements holden by So⸗
cage,oꝛ of the nature of Socage tenure at his will and pleafure, as is a⸗
boue wpitten.Sauing to che Loyd of che lands and tenements holven by ThHeeorne
xʒrxnights ſeruice, foꝛ bis cuſtodie and wardſhip, as much of the ſame lands che tire pare
and tenements as thal amount co the ful and clere perely value ofthe third ſaues.
part of the fame lands and tenements holden by knights {eruice, without
any Diminution,dDower,fraud, couin,charce, 02 {ubtraction of any pogtion
of that third part.oz of the clere perelp value thereof, in maner and forme
afozefaid,32,10.8.1. ;
6 SFE anp perfon o2 perfons hold any manors, lands, tenements,o2 heres —
bitaments,onelp of che Queene by knights (erutce,¢ nos in chiefe, 02 hold Rand tertain
anp lands ¢c.of our ſaid Soueraigne Lady by knightsfervice, anv not in epee ee
chiete,¢ alfohold other lands ¢c.of any other perfor o2 perfons bp knights uice, ann other
feruice,¢ alfo holo other ands ec. ol any other perſon dz perfonsinfocare, re eon”
oof the nature of Socage tenure: Chen all Eeuerpfuch perfon ano pers Socage.
fons fhall and map giue, diſpoſe, will, deuiſe, and allure bp his laſt wil, 02 o⸗
therwilſe, by anp actozacts lawfully done 02 executed in hislife,two parts
of the fame lands ¢c.bolden ofthe DQ. by knights ferutce,and two parts of
the fame lands ¢c, boloen of anp other perfon oꝛ perfons bp knights fers
uice, orꝛ as much of either of them, as hall amount tothe full yerely value
of two parts,in maner ¢ forme as is aboue declared, ¢ allo ofall his lands
and tenements fo holden in ſocage, 02 of the natureof Socage tenure, at
his free wiland pleafure. Sauing andreferuing to che Queene the cuſto⸗
bic and wardſhip ofas much of che fame lands ¢c,as ſhal extend ¢ amount
tothe full clere yerely value of the third part of the ſaid lands ec, fo holden
of ber by knights {eruice, without any diminution, dower, fraud, couin,
charge, oꝛ ſubtraction ofanp poztion of that third part, o2 of the full pro.
fits thereof. And alfo fauing to the Loꝛds of whom any ofthe ſaid lands ec, She ——
be holden by K.ſeruice, koꝛ cuſtody ¢ wardthip,afinuch ofp ſame lands ec, — Ho
Holden ofchem,oz any of them by knights feruice, as ſhall ercend anv a⸗ ued.
mount fo the clere perely value of the chird pact of chef Without anp
Diminution,charge,fraud,couin,o2 ſubtractionofa nofrhat third
part, oꝛ of che clere perelp value ofthe third p ith maner ¢ korme
afoꝛeſaid.32. h.8.I. ; -
. 7 HEthat third part ofthe manozs , landes tenemen
| es, tenementes, orerevitas Tbe Dueee
ments, which in any of the cafesabouelaid, hall come tothe Queene) ber may take fo.
heires ¢c.bp vertue of this act, asis aboueſaid, be not, oꝛ doe not amount matesotbete,
tothe clere yerely value ofthe full third part of all the fapd Landes ec, full third part,
whereof the Queene ts o2 hall be iuciculedto haue thecultosicor primer
ſeilin, as is aboueſaid: Chen our ſaid Soueraigne Ladie and her heires,
ſhall and may at her o2 their free libertie, take inte her op their hands ann |
polleilion,as much of the other two partes of the ſaid lands ¢c, ag with
Odd 4 that
Willes and Teftaments,
chat ofthe ſame lands ec.remaining in her hands, thal make bp the cleere
verely value of the full third part of the ſaid landes ¢c.fotobehavto the
Queene in title of wardſhip and primer ſeiſin, oꝛ any ofthem, asthe cafe
fhall require, And {tke benefit and aduantage thalbe giuen toeuery Lowe
Loꝛds of whom anp ſuch lands €c.bin oꝛ thalbe holden by knights ſeruice,
as ts aboueſaid, concerning onely bis third part, of, 02 koꝛ title of —
hip. 3 2,1),8)1
Suing of 8 Euery perfonand perfons thall fue their liveries fo2 pottettions, re⸗
(ae uerfions,o2 rematnders,and alfo pap reliefes and heriots,after fuch maner
and forme,as they ſhould or ought to haue pone before the making of this
Fines for alter act, and as if this act had neuer bin made.And fines foꝛ alienations thal be
sae Notteoe paied in the Q.Chauncery, fog and vpon wpits of Entrie inthe Poſtto be
ucci¢s, obtainedin the fame Court foꝛ common recoueries to be had oꝛ fuffered of
+ any manozs,lands,tenements,o) hereditaments holven of the Q. in chief, |
inlike maner anv forme as is bfed vpon alienations of {uch lands ¢c,fo hol
pen inchiete bp fine op keolfement. But in fuch cafes where fines fo? alies
nations ſhalbe pated in the Chancery foz wits of Entrie in the Poft,as ts
afozefain,then none other fine thalbe pated in the fame Court fo2 anp ſuch
writs any vſage exc.notwithſtanding. 3 2. H.8. I.
The womans 9 Sauing to all and euery woman anv women, all x euery fuch right; :
Siete title,and intereſt of dower, as they oꝛ any of them ought to haue oꝛ hall be
parts auen. iuſtly intituled co haue claime, oꝛ demand of anp manozs,lands,tenemets,
02 hereditaments ,by the Lawes of this Realme,to be taken oꝛ alliqned to
thertt,o2 any of thent,out of the two parts of the fain lands tc. feuered and
peuided from che third part,ag ts aboueſaid, and not otherwiſe. And fauing
Eherenerfion alfo cathe Qucene,ber heires anv luccellors, the reuerfions of all {uch tes
fauco to the a7, Hants in dower and iointure immediatly after the death offuch tenants,if
powers death. they (hall happen to dic during the minority of the Queenes ward, 32.1,
8,1.S.Wardes 2
The expoutton 10 Mhere it eoyainei in thefame Statute of 32, H.8. within die
of the atorefatd uers branches of fa ame, hat all and finguler perfor anv perfons, hae
— Cy hat manors, lands,tenements,or hereditaments, of eſtate of inheri·
tance, fhouto reeliberty to give, wil diſpoſe, o2 alligne, aſwel by bis
ene in weiting, oꝛ otherwiſe, by anp act o2 acts Tawfullp
lands, tenements, oꝛ hereditaments,oz anp
ame, asin the ſame Act it doth appeare, which
heritance bp the authority of this Harliament are and
He ſtat extẽ⸗ 4 : i
Dt only to fee of them,infuch ———
Simptelands, woꝛrds of effate of t1
ſhalbe erpounded,taken ¢ tudged of eftates in fee {imple onty. 34.0,8,5. J
Soeie tenant, All and ſingiler perſon ¢ perſons hauing a fole effate oz interet in
aenant in com: fee fimple,o2 ſeiſed in fee ſimple in coparcenarp, o2 in common in fee fit
pa da ae ple,of,and in any manogs,lands,tenements,rents,oz other hereditaments
of tands in pot in peflelfion,reuerfion,o2 remainder oꝛ of rents oz {eruices, incident ta ae
don xtmaqnpee ’ reuerfion og remainder, and hauing no manozs, lands, tenements 02 hes
redit aments
—
Willes and Teſtaments. 389
redit aments holden of the Queene tc. oꝛ of any other perſon oꝛ perſons by
Knights ſeruce, ſhal haue ful ¢ free liberty, aut hoꝛity, and power, to giue,
wil diſpoſe, oꝛ deuiſe,to any perſon oꝛ perlons (except bodies politike and
corporat) bp his laſt Ci teſtament, in wꝛiting, oꝛ ot her wiſe by any act
oꝛ acts lawtully executed in his life,by bimlelfe foly,o2 by himlelfe ¢ other nto: common
iointly, ſeuerally, oꝛ particularly, oꝛ by all thole waies oꝛ anyokthem, as sutof land.
much as in him of right is,02 thall be, atl his faid lands ¢c. 02 anp of thent,
02 any rets,commons,oz other profits o2 commodities, out of,o2 tobe pers
ceived of the ſame, oꝛ out of anp parcel thereof, at his otune free will anv
pleaſure:any claule in the fain fogmer act notwithtanding. 34 H. 8. 5.
12 Alland ſinguler perfon ¢ perfons,hauing a {ole eftate 02 intereſt in eee
fee fimple,o2 ſeiſed in fee ſimple in coparcenarp , 02 in commonin fee ſim⸗ a. by knights
ple, of,o2 in anp mano2s,lands,tenements, rents, oꝛ other hereditaments, apd —
in poſſeſſion, reuerſion, oꝛ remainder, oꝛ oft in any rents oꝛ ſeruices, inci⸗ of other pextos
dent to any reuerſion oꝛ remainder, holden ofthe Q. bp knightes ſeruice
in chieke, oꝛ of the nature of knights ſeruice in chiefe, bath € thal haue full
€ free libertp,power,¢ authozity,to giue, diſpoſe, wil, oꝛ alliqne to any pers
fon op perfons(ercept bodtes politike d coꝛpoꝛat)by his laſt will and teſta·
ment in waꝛiting, oꝛ ot herwiſe, bp any act oꝛ acts lawtully executed in bis
life, bp himſelke ſoly, oꝛ by himſelke ¢ other iointly ſeuerally, oꝛ particulars
ip, oꝛ by all thoſe waies, oꝛ any of them, aſmuch as in him of right is, oꝛ Mal
be,two partsafwelof allthe ſaid lands ¢c, as of all and ſinguler his other
rents ¢ hereditaméts,o2 of any of them, oꝛ any rents,comons,o2 other pꝛo⸗
fits 02 cmondities,out of,o2 to be perceiued of the fame,two parts,o2 out of
any parcell thereof,in thee parts to be deuided oꝛ as much thereofas hat
amount to the full ¢ clere perelp value of two parts thereof, in iii.parts to
be deuided, of what perfon o2 perfons focuer they be holden at his free wil *
and pleaſure. And che ſaid will (odeclaren, thal be coon ¢ effectual fox t109 fez two sacra
parts of the fain landes ¢c.alchough che Mill ſo declared be made ofthe thous ine
whole, 02 of moze then of two partes of the ames The ſame deuifion to whole,
he made and ſet forth by the veut{o2 02 otoner of che famelan i
Jat cAil in wꝛiting, oꝛ otherwife in writing. And !
Commiliion tobe qrauntedout of the QD, courkoat c
the enquivieof the true balue thereof, bp the dihe
02 certificat thereof had inthe fame Courto
be mabe bp the Watter of the ards ¢ liveries tit Of
parties thereunto cannot otherwiſe agree vpon the üon and the tewurris
ifiues ¢ profits of che two parts ofthe lame lands gc.vbpon euery ſuch deui⸗ nin Dae 3
fion to be reſtozed to them that ſhal haue right 02 title tothe tame from the itd voart.
deathof che owner oꝛ deuiſorꝛthereof. 34. H. 8.5. Y eceain tonsa
13 All and ſinguler perfon and perfons, hauing a fole eſtate ox intereſt dolven of the
in fee fimple,op leiſed in fee fimplein coparcenarp, 02 in cõmon in fee fim: srigee eeaice
ple,of,and in any manos, lands,cenements,vents,o2 other hereditaments any certatne in
iy ug : in *
310: affer and the Deutfion of the
i Willes and T eftaments.
in poſſellion reuerſion, oꝛ rematnver, oꝛ of ein any rents op ſeruices inci⸗
Dent to anp reuerfion o2 remainder, holven of the Dee. by knights feruice
and notin chiefe,o2 holden of any other perſon oꝛ perſons bp knights ſer⸗
uice hall haue full and free libertie, authoꝛitie and power, to giue, dilpoſe,
wil, oꝛ deuiſe to any perfon oꝛ perſons (except bodies politike ¢coppozar)
by his laſt willand teſtament in wꝛiting, 02 otherwile, by any act oꝛ me
Latwfully executed in bis life, bp himſelke ſoly, oꝛ bp himlelf € ather iointly,
ſeuerally, oꝛ particularlp,o2 by al thofe wates,o2 anp of them, aſmuch as in
bim of right 9,02 ſhalbe two parts of all che fain lanvs ec. opofanyof che
fo holven by knights ſeruice, oꝛ anp rents, cõmon, oꝛ other pꝛoſits oꝛ cõmo
dities, out of, oꝛ to be perceiued of che ſametwo parts, oꝛ out of any parcell
thereof,tn thꝛee parts to be deuided, oꝛ as much thereof as ſhal amount to
the full ¢ clere yerely value of two parts thereof, in iii.parts to be deuided,
a willmade A his free wil and pleaſure. Andche ſaid will ſo declared, ſhall begocdana
of che whole | ettectual fox two parts of the ſaid landes ec.although the Ail fo declared
two patty, beor halve made ofthe whole lands ec.fo holden by knights ſeruice or of
moꝛe then of two parts of the ſame, and alfo fo2 the whole of all other ſuch
lands ¢c,02 any of chem,not holoenof the Q by knights ſeruice in chicfe,
02 otherwile bp knights ſeruice, oꝛ of any other perfon by knights feruice,
and of any rents,commons,oz other profits o2 commodities,out of,o2 tobe
perceiuen ofthelame, o2 out of any parcell thereof, at bis free will any
plealure, Che fame deuiſion to bee made and fet foorth bp the owner of
the laide landes ec, by his laſt CAill in writing, oꝛ otherwile in wꝛiting.
And in dekault thereok, kor as much of the fame lands ec. as ſhall concerne
the Q.intereſt, by commiflion to be directed out of the Q.courtof ards
¢ liueries, in maner ¢ forme aforelain, tithe {ato Walter of che ards ec. -
and the parties thereunto cannot otherwiſe agree bponthe fame diuiſion.
And reltitution of che iſſues ¢ profits of the two parts thereof thalbe han —
ereft of any other Loꝛd oꝛ Loꝛds, by commiflion to be
neerp,to enquire therof by the othes of xii. men, tf
and the parties theruntacannot otherwile agree
i) 18,5.
Gn ecpofition tits, and pꝛouiſions, concerning fauing of the
* ali ; mer {eifinto the Queene of fuch manos,
and proutfions lands, tenem ditaments,oꝛ as much chereof as thal appertaine
ae vnto ber by bertue of cheſe two Acts during the Queenes interelt there⸗
"in: And alſo ofthe cuſtody and wardſhip co other Lows of as much ofſuch
Lands tc.holden of them as hall amount and ertend to the clere perelp va⸗
Lue of the third part thereof aboue all charges, without any diminution og
abꝛidgement of the third part,or of che full profics cherof, compꝛiſed in di⸗
uers articles in the ſaid former Act of 3 2.10.8,contained, be and ſhall be
erpounded,and taken as hereafter enlueth, viz, Che Queene ſhall * €
ey take
Willes and Teftaments. 390
take fo2 her full third part of all {uch manojs, lands,tenements, ¢ heredi⸗
tanents,whereunte fhe ts 02 ſhalbe tnticuled by the fata former Acte, and
by this Act, ſuch lands ¢c,as Hall bp any meanes diſcend, oꝛ come by difs
cent,alwell ofettate of inheritance, in fee taile, as in fee fimple, 02 in fee
tatleonely,to the heire of any ſuch perfon that thall make anp wil, gikt, diſ
poſition,oꝛ deuiſe by his lak will in wetting, oꝛ by any act op acts Lawful
Ip executed in bis life , immediatly after the death of rhe fame deuiſor 92
owner thereof, And the wil,ift,and deuiſe of euery (uch pewifore2 owner,
of,and for the two parts ofthe ſaid landsxc.reſidue, thalbe ann ſtand good
and effectuall m the latw,albett the ſame will wift,o2 deuiſe be had ¢ made
of all his fee fimple lands ec, op of the moze part thereot. Aud in cale the o rewedy for
famelands ¢c. whichafter the death of any {uch owner or dewifor which the D. ozotder
thall make any {uch gift, diſpolition, oꝛ veuile by his tat willin wziting, Rees worn
oꝛotherwiſe by any act oꝛ acts lawtully erecuten in hislife, to his wife, isnot lett thems
childꝛen, oꝛ otherwife as is afozefain, which thall immediatly after bis
death diſcend,reuert,remaineoꝛ come to his heire oꝛ betres,alwel ofeſtate
full third part withthe full profits thereof, accoꝛding to her intereſtthere⸗
of inheritance in fee tatle,as ofeſtate in fee fimple.o fee taile onelp,be not
02 hal not amount ozertend to the ful clere yerely value ofthe third part,
i the furl proſits therof,of al che faid lands ec,ofthe faiveuifozoromner, - «
accoꝛding tothe true tutent of the fain forwmer act, and of this Act:thenthe
M, thall Emap have and take into her hands and poſſelſion comake vp her
in,as much of the other lands ec, willed, giuen, diſpoſed, oꝛ alligned bp anp
Fuchperfon to his wife, childzea,oz otherwile as is aloꝛeſaid, as with {uch
ofthefame lands ec, diſcended, oꝛ by anp meanes come vntothe heire (ag
Heire of any ſuch veuifor oꝛ owner) Hall make vp che clere perelp value of
the faid full third part, with the ful profits thereof of all che fain land ec. of
euery {uch oluner oꝛ deuiſoꝛ ſo to be Had tothe Queene in title
Hip or primer ſeiſin, as the cafe ſhal require. Ano che initia
had and made, and with the reſtitution ofthe pꝛofits of
{aid lands ec,infuch maner and forme as is aboue re
nefit and aduantage ſhall be giuen,had,and take,
of whom anp fuch lands tc, be oꝛ ſhalbe holoes
ner and fozme aboueſaid, concerning onlp hig
according totheir {aid intereſt therein. 34
15 Alithappen the lame third part, o
F
re fo
eta
alligned tothe Queene, oz other Logo, at ap elie purine thet —
therein to be lawfully euicted o2 determined: Thenthe Meene and theſen toieD pate
other Loyd ſhalhaue as much of the twoparts refiaete, as fhallaccomplity cn
andmake vp a full third part in clere perely value, after the vate and pops
tion of ſuch lands ee, as thal then remaine of the fame third pare not euic⸗
ted ordetermined, and of the other two parts of ſuch lands ee, as the Q.
oꝛ other Loꝛd ſhould oꝛ ought to haue ban bp vertue —* former act,
ane
Willesand T eftaments.
and this act,¢ the fame to be deuided in koꝛme aboue rehearſed: any claule
{nthe fain foꝛmer act of 3 2.4.8. notwithtanding ec. 34. H. 8.5. |
S varhon of 16 The lauing anvreferuing koꝛ fines koꝛ alienations by any fuch talk
be(uen by thote CAill and Teſtament of (uch landes et. holden of the Queene by knights
holder th Cane ſeruice in chiele, op of the nature of knights leruice im chiefe, 02 bp So⸗
bepealiea. cage in chiefe , oꝛ of the nature of Socage tenure in chiefe , oꝛ for fines
foꝛ alienations of fuch lands ¢c. whereot there thall be any alteration of
freehold, oꝛ of inheritance made bp any fuch lat Will comppifen tn ſun⸗
bey Articles mencioned in the {aid fopmer Act, be, and hall be intended
and iudged, that all (uch perſon oꝛ perfons to whom the ſaid lands ec, oꝛ
atty of them be, 02 thall be giuen, diſpoſed, willed, o2 deuiled by any fuck
Lat THU, hall be eronerated,acquited, @ difcharatd for euer againſt che
Queene, her heires and ſucceſſors, koꝛ all {uch fines fo2 alienations, by anp
fuch lat CVill og Ceftament, without licence, bp luing koorth of the
the Queenes pardon foz alienation out of the Chauncerie, paping to the
Dueene,her heires oꝛ {uccetlors, for the fine of euery {uch altenation , the
third part of the peerelp value of the fame manors, lands, tenements , 02
other hereditaments to hint o2 them willed o2 deuiſed. And this Act from
time to time (hall be a {ufficient warrant to the Loyd Chaunceloꝛ o7 Kee⸗
per of the great Seale for the time being , foz the graunting out of
the ſaid pardons vnder the great Seale, as heretofore hath bin vſed for
ak. foz alienations without further {uite to the Queene gc. 3.4
en. 8.5.
Womanto · 17. Mils oꝛ Teſtaments made of any manoꝛs,lands, tenements, 02 o⸗
Gntants, ther hereditamentes, by any woman covert, op perfon within age of rri.
: eee 5, betes, Ideot.oꝛ by any petfon denon fanz memoriz, {hall not be taken to
atints. de ood opeffectual inthe Law.34. h.8.5.
b
aoe 18 All and euery perfon and perfons,from whom the Q. oꝛ other Loꝛd
taken away by 02 Lords ih pany lands ec. for her 02 their full chird part, oꝛ to make
SrperLanbs. © Up ber} hitd part, fhall and may in any of the cafes aforeſayd,
vpon hie hibited in the Chancery againſt all and euerp ſuch
halbe intituled, by oz onder any {uch wil, gikt, dil⸗
or two parts, haue ſuch contribution,o2 recom⸗
Ghanceloz of England, oꝛ by che keeper of the
} it (halbe thought good. 34. H. 8.5.
ut th A eePlanation doth not extend to the will oz deuiſe
of Sir Jo. Gaynſord Sit Peter Filpot, Richard Crefwel,oz of Chomas
Ae ibe hubetul to any perfons concerning anp landes, heredita-
»> ments ec,containeD amo ſpecified in any of the (aid wils o2 deuiſes, but the
fain CHils g euery ofthem, hall remaine in che Came effect to all iutentes
) as thep were before.3 4.0.8.5,
weitere 20 All widowes may bequeath the crop of cheir qrounde,as well of
thercrop. cheir dowers, as ot other their landes and tenements : Sauing : J
* 02
i
Wines. 291
Lordsokfthe fee, allfuch feruices as be due fo their powers and other tee
nements,Merton 20. h.3.2.
21 In cale any Incumbent happen to vie,¢ before his death hath cau⸗ Tomsene
{cv any of bis Glebe landes to be manured and ſowen at his pꝛoper coſtes rhe crop of bis
with any Corne: then euerp {uch Incumbent may make his Teſtament Slebe.
of all pꝛoſits of the Cogne growing vpon the fame olebe lands ſo manures .
anv fowen, 28.1, 8.11, S.Ecclefiaftical 30,
‘For the prouing of Wils,committiny ofadminiftration, the Ordina-
rie and his minifters fees, & their dueties therfore, S, Probate ofteflames,
2 Fraudulent Wilsto defeat the Lurd of wardfhip, or other aduanta-
ges, Wardes 24.
Wines,
De Lor Chancelog, the Loz Creaforer, Lo Prefivent of the ©’. Pꝛices of
. Countel, Log Pꝛiuie Seale, anv the two chiefe Jultices of epeher Mines aloe
Bench,o2 fiue,fower,o2 thꝛee of them, haue authority bp their diſcretions, chiete —
eo ſet the prices ofall kind of CCiines, biz, ofthe prices of the But, Cun, ſita
Pipe Donthen, Woncheow eierce,barrel,o2 runlet, when it ſhalbe folv in
grofle,(o chat they orꝛ any of them caufe the ppices by them fet tobe wait⸗
tett,¢ open Pꝛoclamation thereokto be made in the Chauncery openly in
the termetime,oz els in the City, boꝛough, oꝛ towne where any ſuch wines
ſhalbe ſold tn groſſe. 28. H. 8. 14, Ano by the ſtatute of 3 7,1).8,23. the fata.
perfons thal perely fet che prices of all kind of wine, mentioned in the kore⸗
{aid act, betweene the xx. day of Nouember, and the lat of December,and
at no other time, S.5. Ed.6.1 7and the fain ſtatute ‘of 37,10.8,and Quere Quart.
ikthis laf part of che bꝛanch remaine in force, cue
“2 Jf anp perfon after {uch prices be lee and put in wziting by the fata * —
10208,02 by flue, iiii. oꝛ thꝛee of themt,and proclamation chereot had (as as KU mines i
korelaid )do fel any wines in grolle, by any — contra aX the fatd pri⸗ rvto the peices
ces fa fet anv proclaimed, then be thal korkait fos cireep wetlel bp him ſold in MAC.
grofle,contrarptothe laid prices rl.s.the one: i 4 Queene, andthe
other halfe thereof(if it be in anp Citie, Boꝛoug coꝛpoꝛat)to be
tothe Wators, Sherikes, Bailikes, oꝛ othe
without citie ec. then to be to the Q.and Te
wherein no CH, €.19.¢c,28,19.3, 14.
3 Cuerp Warchant anv other perfor y
and refuting to fell or deliuer, oꝛ not felling
Dp nonep therefore to be pated accogding to the peice cheteofthen being
fet, thal kork. the value of the wine fo requred td be bought,tothe Qe I,
to berecoucred bp A. J.xc.wherein no CG, €,79.¢¢, 24.10.86.
4 Ft thalbelawiul to all and finguler Juſtices of peace 9Baiogs,anp o⸗ EKhere Juſti·
ther head officers,tn — and in other pla⸗ See ot bent oe
Denying t
be fol, elie tbe al
es koꝛ reas paicesaltetten,
ces ofthis Realme withinthe precincts ofthe sat the requeſt ofas may tell otbes
ny of the Queenes lubiects to whom anp deme
oi
fale,og from thor any meus
. + ¥eQraing
9 >
Wines, ;
reltraint of ale of any fuch wines ſhalbe made ,and full payment therea? —
Without delay offered to be made according to the prices then fetbp the |
forcfaid Lords and Juſtices ¢c.to enter into the houtes, fellers,and other
places where {uch wines hall tye, and to fell and co veliuer che fame dette
red to be bought, to the perfon requiring to buy che fame,taking of the buts
er thereof to the ble of fatiffaction of the fopfaiture afogelaiv,after therate
of the prices thereof {et,asis aloꝛeſaid 24. H.8.6. See 37 H.8.23. fomes
what thelike matter, and Quere if it remaine in force, 5. Ed. 6.1 7 ,
Jos aad 5 Sat the time ofany fuch fale of wine purpoſed co be made, the Ware
vendinhis Chant bintner,op other owner thercof,votruelp thew to the fain Suttice og
Pele dating head officer purpoling to make the fat fale, tohat, and hota much wine he
be focen ta then {hal haue,and depoſe vpon his bodily othe to be mabe ‘and giuen by
lell it, the dilcretion of the fame Juſtice oꝛ head officer,that be keepeth rhe fame
Iwines,to the intent onelp to dꝛaw anderpendthe fame in his houſe bp ree
caile, oꝛ othertwife, ¢ not to el any of them in grolle: Chen the ſame Bare ⸗
chant 02 owner, Hall keepe the fame wines withoutany fale, and without
any korkaiture fog refulal og reſtraint of falechereof.Andincale that after
{uch othe the fame owner do fel the fame wines oꝛ anpofthem in groſſe
viz. by the Cun, But, Cierce, Pipe, hogſhed, barrel, oꝛ rundlet, he thal fork,
the double value of all fuch wines fo fold in groſſe, to the Q. and J. tobe
recoucred by GF, tc,twherein no CU.€.19,60.24.10.8.6,
ae 55 6 No perlon inhabiting within any of the Queens domintons of Eng⸗
mealure, lands oꝛ ales, (hall beter bp retaile by ſmall mealure, viz. bp gallon, og
any other mealure of greater o2 {elle quantitie , any Gafcoine, upon, og
French wines, but after che rate of 8.9. the gallon: noz any Rochel wines
at greater prices then after the rate of 4. d. the gallon: noz any other wine
at greater price then after the rate of rti,the gallon, at the mof,bpon paine
that cuery perfon doing the contrary, thal fozfatit fog euery ſuch offence v.
it.to the Q.and J.to be rachuered bp A, F.ec, wherein no A. E. P.Ec. 70
Ed.6.5. Gut allandeuerssytrfon and perfons, which be o2 thall be by che
it Realme, 02 otherwile authorifen to {ell wines
by retatle,in the hties anoplaces wherethey be, o2 thall be fo
hi e fain wines by pint, quart, pottel, gallon, ox
pe in {ich forme as ſhalbe limitted bp the
oc buntp o2 place, made with the alſent of
fuch Logos and 8 hp the koꝛeſaid Statute of 28, en,8,
mere authoriled to fee prcedpon wine mn grolle, without any paine o2 for»
faiture fo2 the ſame, any law, ec. notwithtanving.s.€1,5.3 5.€1.7, to co
tinue tothe neve Parliament now next enſuing. ihe
Sido may 7 Ft hall noe be lawkull to any perſon, within anp of the Queenes dos
— minians akoreſaid except be ſhall ¢ may diſpend in lands o2 other yeerely
houſestoſpend. paꝛoſits certaine, the ſumme of C.markes, oꝛ els be worthof hisotuneproe
per goode, and cattels M.marks,oꝛ ſhalbe che ſonne ofa Duke, Marques,
zices of
alleſſed
by the Queens
poclamation. Mueenes proc
Carle,
| Wines, x. 31
Earle, Aicont oꝛ Waren of this realme, to haue oꝛ keepe ta his houle or cur:
Movie any vellell of any of the ſaid wines of Galcoin, Guyon, French, oꝛ
Rochel wines, containing about x.gallons,to the tutent to {pend the fame
in bis houfe,bp any colour 02 meanes, bpon paine to foꝛkait fo. euery fuch
offence x.li.to the Q.and J.to be recouered by A. J. xc. wherein no M.E.
— a th
8 Fe thal not be lawfkul to any perfon within any of the fain dominions — —
to keepe any Cauerne,o2 to ſell oxvtter by recaile bp the gallon, 0 leſſe OF but m market
greater meafure,inany place, any of the ſaid wines within any of the ſaid tewnes ec.
Dominions,ercept it be in Cities, Townes corpozate, Boroughs , poze
cownes o2 market townes, oz in the townes of Grauelend, Dittingborne,
Curio, ¢ Baghot,vpon paine that euerp perfor that thal fo offend, thatl
fopf.fo2 eucrp day ſo offending x.li.to the Q, and J. to be recouered bp A,
J.xc.wherein no CO, €.19,¢0.7,€0.6.5,
9 Ft Hhallnot be lawful to any perſon oꝛ perſons to keepe any tauertte, Ciintnees *
oꝛ fell oꝛ vtter bp retaile bythe gallon, oꝛ leſſe 02 greater mealure, in anie stignen Bytye
citie boꝛough oꝛ towne coꝛpoꝛat, anp maner of wines, but onelp uch pers head oficcrs.
fon anv perfons as ſhalbe thereunta nominated ¢ alligned by the hean Dee
ficers and the molt pare of che common Countell , Aloermen, Buͤrgeſſes,
Murates,oz Comminaltie of {rch Citic, Boꝛongh ec.where {uch perfonog
perfons thal Tauerne, ſel, oꝛ beter wine by recatle as ts akoꝛeſaid: che ſaid
nomination and allignement to be made by topiting onder the comment |
‘feale of {uch Citie, Borough Ec. and hall continue in their fogce, o2 bee
changen.at the election and plealure of the head Dificer ox Dificers, ¢ the
moft part of he common Counlel, Aloermen, Burgelſes, Jurats, oꝛ Come
minaltte fo2 the time beingok {uch citte,¢ boꝛough ac. by mpiting,¢ onder
ſuch common feale,as is aforelatn, Noꝛ it ſhalbe fawfullto any perfon og
perfons to keepe anp Cauerne, oꝛ co lell o2 vtter any wine by retaile,as is
afozefaty,in anp Citic, Borounh, port towne, 19 Parket towne not corpo⸗ a )
rate within England op ales oꝛ in the fai townesof Gꝛaueſend, Sits eres
tingburne,oz Bagſhot, but onely (uch perfor o2 perſons as chereunto that — aa
be nominated and appointed, by all o2 the mol part of the Juſtices of 12, trices of peacts
of {uch Countte there fuch Tauerne oz felling of wine by retaile hall be
allowed,as thalbe prefent atthe general⸗ 8 for the time being, hols
ben within euerp of the ſaid Counties, the ſaid appointment to be had anv
made tn full leſſion, by writing onder the ſeuera feale of euerp ofthe fain
Jultices, and fo be continued, altered, oꝛ changen in like koꝛme and by like
authoritic,as ts lat afoꝛeſaid, vpon paine that euery perfon that ſhall (ctf
o2 retaile any wine being nos chereuntolicenten, € authogifen as ts afore⸗
laid, thal forf fo2 euerp dap that he thalt fo offend v. li.to the Q.and J. to be
recouered bp A. J.xc. wherein no CU, €,30,.¢c, 7. Ed.6.5. Howmany
Io No perlſon oꝛ perſons hauing authoꝛity by this act ta nominate or ante
affigne, what perlons hall Tauerne, vtter, 02 {ell wine bp retaile, as tin euery itis
i aloze⸗ 2 Come,
* Wines, ‘ 4
alorlaid, thal appoint by his oꝛ their waiting anp greater number of Cae
uernes o2 Wine fellers then tino, by retatle to fell op vtter wine,op keepe o
Continue any Cauerne at any time in anp one Citie, Borough, towne cop
poꝛat poꝛt towne, oꝛ market towne, o2 in Graueſend, Sittingboꝛne, oꝛ
Baglſhot(al andeuery ſuchcitie ¢ cowne hereafter erprellpy named, onelp
ercept,)Andit hal not be lawful to appoint bp wꝛiting in the city of Lon⸗
bon to felog beter wine by retaile,at anp time, aboue the number of xl. ta-
uernes op tuinefellers, cin Poꝛke 8.in Nozwich 4, in Meſtminſter 3, in
Britfow 6. in Lincolne 3. in Kingſton vpon ull 4. in Shꝛewelbury 3. iu
Excelter 4. in Saleſbury 4. in Gloceſter 4. in Meitcheſter 4. in Herekord
Eaſt 3.in Moꝛceſter 3.in Southanpton 3.inCanterbury 4, in Ipſwich
3.inTGinchefter 3 .in Drfogn 3, in Cãbꝛidge 4. in Colchelter 3.in ewe
caſtel vpon Tine 4.tauernes oꝛ winefellers,bpon paine that cuerp perfon
authozifen by this act to alligne Cauernes o2 winelellers, to koꝛfait fop e-
uery nomination o2 appointment bp him made contrary to the foxme of
this ——— the Q.and J.to be recouered by A. J.wherein no CAM. E. P.
El.7. Ed.6.5.
No man Hal II Io setin thal fel o2 beter by retaile anp kind of wine to be dꝛunke
bowen mbes 02 ſpent in bis mantton houſe, oꝛ other place in bis tenure og occupation bp
boute, any colour,craft,o2 meane,vpon paine to fo2f, for euery fuch offence x.li.to
- the D.and J .¢c.to berec.bp A, F.ec, wherein no M.E. P.Ec.7.Ed.6.5.
Thele may 12 Gut it ſhalbe lawkull to euery Marchant aduenturing fo the fame
mare ae at bis owne coffs,to keepe tafpendin his owne houſe fuch wine o2 wines,
ues, ashe thaltranfpoge oz caute to be tranſpoꝛted inte this realme, 02 anp part
thereof,not taking anp money o2 other recompence for the fame, that thall
be fo {pent in bis houle: And it thalbe lawful to euery high Sherike of eues
ry County, Maioꝛ, Bailike, and Sherife ofeucry city, and towne coꝛpoꝛat
During his o2 their office of charge, andto euery other perfon dwelling in
any of the Queens Forte..» Cones fortified, and kept for the wars ous
ring bis dwelling in any*fich fort 02 towne of warre, to haue wine in his
houfle bp the veflel,to fpend the fame in his boule, withoue taking any mas
ney or other recompence fog the {amie fo {pent mbis Houle o2 other place in
his occupation, 7. E.6.5.
, EUlithin what 13 Chis act Hal not ete
fhalberaken, f2faitureconcernt
to charge any perlon with any penalty or
fettve to be Done contrary to the tenoz thereot,
vnleſſe the offendo be fuemmdicted,o2 prefented for the fame, within one —
perenert after the fame offence committed. 7. Ed. 6. 5.
Thelerttes 14 ChisAct Hall not be preiuvicial to anp of the Uniuerſities of Ox⸗
and Drew” ford and Cambeidge, oꝛ to the Chancello og ſchollers of che ſame, oꝛ thei
relerned. fucceflo2s oꝛ any of them,to impaire oꝛ take away anp of the pꝛiuiledges,
_ franchifes,o2 authozities to them,o2 any of them belonging, but they and
euery of chem, and their ſucceſſors, may haue, vſe, and entop all their priui⸗
lenges, franchifes,¢c.fo that there be not any greater number of —
ept
: Wines. 303
Kept within any of the fain Totnes of Oxkoꝛd 02 Cambridge, then may
be lawfully kept by the prouifion of this ſtatute. 7. Ed.6.5.
x5 Aflay thall be made of Mines twice every peere, once at Calter, € cAines chall be
an ͤther time at Dichaclmas,¢ moze often tEnced be, by the Lords of the sMiaten.ana the
townes,¢ their Bailifes,and allo bp the (Batons and Bailikes of the (ame-oun
cownes, and all wines that (hal be found corrupt, hal be powꝛed out,¢ the
veſſels bꝛoken. Ano the Chaunceloꝛ and Creaforer, Juſtices of the one
Bench and che other, and Juſtices of aſſiſe, haue power to inquire of che
Maioꝛs, € miniſters of townes, tf thep doe noc according co this Katute,
and belides that to punith them, as reafon thall require.4. Ed.3. 1 2,
16 No Warchant,noz other perfon, hall bꝛing, oꝛ caufe to be bꝛought The content
into this Realme,anp But of Malmeley to be {olo,wnleffe it doe containe Of <acbvenel
tn meafure at cheleatt 126.nallons, Noꝛ no maner of veſſels, with anp
maner of Wines whole ſoeuer thep be , op of what Countrep ſoeuer chep
be, noz no maner of vellels of Oyle, vnleſſe the fame veſſels of wines oꝛ
oyle doe containe the meafure and allife following, viz.· Euery Cunne to
containe 25 2.gallons, every Pipe 1 26.gallons, euerp Cercian,o2 Pun⸗
shion 84. gallons, and euery Hoggeſhed 63, gallons, and euerp Cierce
41. gallons, andeuerp Barrell 31. gallons and demy, and euerp Rundlet
tocontaine 1 6,.qallons ¢ demy. Ano the veflels of Tine x Oyle bꝛought all vellels of
inco this Realme to be fold, hall not be put co fale, vntill thep be well and foal beeaaaen
trucly gauged by the Queenes gaugeour, o2 his ſufficient deputie, vpon
paine to foꝛfait tothe Queene all the ſaid C Aines and Ople fold contrarie
- tothis ordinance, o2 the value of che fame, 18,1),6,17. 1. R.3. 13. 28,
1.8.1.4. Cucrp Tunne, Pipe, Cercian, ¢ other vetlel aforꝛeſaid, of Pony,
ſhall containe the quantitie aforefaid, and be gauged, in maner and fozine
aboue expꝛeſſed, bpon the paine aboue limited, And euerp Gaugeour hal The contenes
haue foz bislabour koꝛ the gauging of euery Cunne and Pppe of Ople Hf 4 veltell of
ann Hony, as betaketh fo2 euerp Cunne € Pipe of Aine, and for euerpv·
Tercian and Hoggeſhed after the rate. 18, h.6. 17. See Waxe and
Honie6. This afsife fomewhat altered, for honie.
17 Euery Gaugeour within this Realme, Hall truely and effectually rhe Gauge.
within che limits of his office, gauge all the fain Cunnes, Burs, Pipes, Pater. iecve
Terces, Punchions, Cercians, Barrels, Hogſheds, and Runolets , and dis content. ,
fhall plainly and truely marke vpon che bead of euery {uch vellell che con: |
tentofthe ſame, vpon paine to fozfatt to the partie,to whole vſe the wine,
ople, 02 other thine therein being thall be folve, kower times the value of “
that which che veſſell ſo marked thalllack of bis lawfull content aboue-
fain : Che fame forf.to be recouered ouer ¢ aboue the cofts of the {ute, bp
the Queenes opiginall wait, oꝛ by bill, in any of Queenes courts of her
Common lawes oꝛ in any competẽt court,hauing iuriſdiction in Che place wow he mathe
where that offence ſhall be committed, bp A.oꝛ Gof debt, wherein no cc, —
€, P. ee, And euery perlon ſelling che ſaid Mine, Oyle, oꝛ other thing bis mealure of
Cee contained Wines or oele.
& witneſſe
vpon proces
ſerued vpon
Hirt,and His
Chat ges ten⸗
peed, ſha
appeart·
Wines. Witneſſe.
contained inthe ſaid veſſell marked, ſhall allow the price thereof to the
buyer of the fame for euery quantitie of wine,ople, 02 other ching contai⸗
ned in the fain marken veſſell, che full value of the lacke thereof being bp
reafon of default of full gauge of the beſſell marked, of default of filling
-of che fame vellel after therate of che whole price of the wine, oile, oꝛ other
thing fo being ſold by the veffell marked , vpon patne of fop£, to the fame
buyer, the double value af che fame veliell ¢ wine, oile, oꝛ other thing thers
in being ſo fold, the fame forf, to be recouered tonether with thecattesof — |
the {ute in forme afoꝛeſaid. 28,1).8.14, 1. R.3. 13. 18,10,6.17,
1 That Marchants Aliens fhall carrieno Wines out ofthe Realme,but
fhall fell them herein groffe,and in none other maner,§.Marchants 1. -
2 Inwhat veffels any French wine may bebroughtinto this Realme.
S.Shippes 4. 5. ;
3 Whatcuttome or fubfidie fhal be payed forfweete Wines brought -
in.5.Cuftome 3. .
| Witnefle. - ;
1° any perfon vpon whom any proces outof anp of che Courts of Res
cow, within this Realme o2 Gales, thal be {erued to tettifie op depote,
concerning anp matter depending in any of the Came Courts, and hauing
tendzed to him accopding to bis countenance o2 calling , {uch reafonable
ſummes of monep, for bis coſtes Echarnes, a3 ( hauing regard to the di⸗
ance of che places) is neceflarie to be allowed in that behalke, doe not ap⸗
peare according to the tenor of the faid proces, hauing not a lawful ¢ reas
fonablelet to the contrarie: Chen the partie making default, hal fore, fez
euery (uch offence x. ki.x thal yeeld ſuch further recompence to the partie
grieued, as by che difcretion of che Junge of the Court, out of the which
the ſatd proces thalbe awarded, according tothe loſſe ¢ hinderance that the
partp which procured the fai proces thal ſuſtaine, by reaſon of the non aps
pavanceof the fain witnelle : the fatd ſeuerall ſummes to be recouered by
the partie fo grieued, againſt the offendo. by A, J. B. P. ec, in any of the
Queenes courtsof Recoꝛd, wherein no CU,.C,.49, ec, 5. El.9. 29. El.5.
Preegaraine 2 cAhen a deed, releaſe, acquitance, op other writing ts denied inthe
the witneliesol Nueenes Court, wherein witnelles be named, pꝛoces thall be awarded to
adecrde dented.
cauſe fuch witneſſes to appeare, fo that if none of them come in at the
great diſtreſſe returned, oz tit be returned, that thep haue nothing, oꝛ that
thep cannot be found , pet che taking of the enquett thall not be dekerred
by the ablence of {uch witneſſes. Aud if the witnefles doe come in at the
great diſtres, tthe enqueſt fo2 fome caule remaine vntaken, the witneſſes
that come: in, hall haue like bap giuen chem,as ts aſſigned fo2 the taking
of the enquett , at which day , ik the witnelles doe not appeare, the iſſues
that were firft returned vpon them thall be forfaicen, ethetaking of the
enqueſt hall not be dekerred becaule of their abfence, And fox ablence of
witneſſes dwelling within franchiles where che Queenes wit opiginalt
doth
us Woods, 304
doth not lie; the taking ofan enqueſt ſhall not be veferrev, x . Ed. 2.2.
- 1 Forthetriall of a deede wherethe witnefles be of a Countie where
che Queenes writ runneth not, S, Triall 9.
» 2 Inwhat forthe fhall be punifhed, which procureth any witne‘Te to
commit wilfull periurie, or being a witnefle doth commit wilful perius
iurie. S,Periurie 1. 2.
9 Woods,
2 and vpon all and Huguler feuerall wood, commonly calles Coppies There watt be
woods,o2 vnderwoods, which thall be kelled at xiiii. yeeres growing, op FY Randuls ete
onder, there ſhalbe left ſtanding ¢€ onfelled for euery acre ofwood,that thal wood st thekel ·
he felled within the ſaid copies xii. ſtandils, 02 ſtorers ok Dke , ¢ if there lins thereot.
he not ſo many ſtandils of Dke, then there thall be left fo many of other
kind, biz, of Cline, Ath, Afpe,or Beech, as Hall make che ſaid number of
rit, likely to be timber trees the ſame to be of fuch ſtandils as hate bin
left there ſtanding at any felling of the fame wood Ec.in time palt. And in
cafe there be no {uch ſtoꝛers there ſtanding which were there lefe at the
Jatt felling of che fame woods: then the fame ſtandils thall be left at the
nert felling of the faid woods ec.of ſuch moſt likelieſt Dkes,andif there
be not fuffictent of Dkes, chenof the molt likelieſt Climes , Ah, Atpe, oꝛ
Beech , to prooue tiniber trees as Hall grow within any ſuch ſeuerall
Woods, coppies, oꝛ bnderiwoods, And che fame ſtandils fo left,thall he pre- Mow tone the
ferued ¢ not kelled till euery of them chall be of tenne inches {quare, wieh- Aamptetert,
in ttt,foote of the round, spon paine that euery owner of cuery {uch fans vntellea,
bils, hauing an eſtate of inheritance, op for terme of life,offrecholn,on bp
Copie of Court roll oꝛ for peeres, in that nround where the fame ſtandils
hall grow, caufing anp {uch woods to be felled, and not leauing the fata
forers there ſtanding in forme aforefaid, to forfatt for euerp ſtandil fo noe
left fanding in the fain woods,¢c, iii.ſ.iiii.ð. and vpon paine that euery
owner, as is afopelain of any fuch woods, ec, cauling any of the fain ſtan⸗
dils ſo left, to be cut downe contrarie to the foꝛme ofthis Acc , to forfaie
foz euery ofthe fain ſtandils which thall be cut downe, iii.s.iiii. ð. to che
M, and J, to be recoucredbhy A. I.B..c.wherein no CC, CW, ec,
35.4).8.17.1 3.125, : : ; —* i J
2 All and linguler copies ¢ vnderwoods, which ſhall be kelled at xiiii. cuoods kelſed
peeres growth, oꝛ vnder, and not being aboue the ſaid age, krom and after a
the xx.day of April next after che felling thereof, puring the terme of bf, grout, wall
_ peeres then next infuing, thal be ſufficiently incloled,o2 the ſpꝛings therof " ear
otherwife ſaued from deftruction bp anp maner of tattell, by him which ;
then ſhall haue lawkul intereſt € polſeſſion in the fats woods ec, byon pain
of every perfor fo bounden to incloſe oꝛ pꝛeſerue the ſaid woods, to fop fait
foz euery Kod thereat fonot incloled o2 prelerued auring the ſaid vi. peres
iii.s.iiii.ð. fo2 euery Moneth chat che fame woods hall be vncloſed 02
not ſo pzeſerued ec, 3 5. .8.17. 13. El.25.
Cee 2 3 All
Woods.
extoonstellen 3 All and finguler copies oz vnderwoods. which ſhall be kelled, being
aboue ritj- aboue theage of xiiii.yeeres growth , ¢ not aboue the age of reliti.peeres
vecrts Stowe, growth from the xx. day of Apꝛill. next after the felling therof,ouring the
rriig. allbe terme of viii.peeres nert infuing the fame xx. day of Apptil, ſhall be ſuffici⸗
picterueD vig. onety incloſed, oꝛ the ſprings therof otherwile preferucd from vefteuction
hy any maner of cattel, by ſuch which then thal haue lawful intereſt ¢ pol:
ſeſſion in the {aid woods ec. bpd pain of euery perfor ſo bound to incloſe op
preferue the fain woods,to koꝛf.foꝛ eucrp Rod not fo incloſed o2 pꝛeſerued
during che (aid viii. peresiti.s. iili. ð. koꝛ euerp Woneth that p fame woods
fhal be vncloſed ¢ not prelerued,as is aforelaid,3 5. H.8.17. 13, El.25.
Ho twoods hal 4 No perſon ſhall convert into paſture oꝛ tillage, anp uch copies oꝛ
ie ctillage og vnderwoods, containing in quantitie two acres oꝛ aboue, which now, viz.
paũture. (1 4.die Ja,An.Do,1 543. € 35. H.8.) be woods oꝛ vnderwoods, ¢ put
oꝛ reſerued to the ble oꝛ increaſe of wood, oꝛ vnderwood,x being two fur⸗
longes diſtant from the houſe of the owner therof, oꝛ from the houſe wher⸗
unto the ſaid wood doth lie oꝛ belong, vpon paine to fof, for euery acre of
wood fo to be conuerted from wood into paſture oꝛ tillage xl.s. But this
Act thall not extend to anp copies, woods,o2 vnderwoods deſtroied oꝛ tur⸗
nedinto tillage o2 patture within rr, peeves laſt paſt, (13. before 14. die
Fanuarit,An, Do, 1 543.) although the moze part, oꝛ anp part thereof be
ouergrowen with bulhes,o2 vnderwoods.25. D.8.1 7. 13. El.2 5.
5 Cuerp perfon, bodie politique and coꝛpoꝛate, hauing any ſeuerall
Ar thetelins wöods oꝛ copies growing € {et with great trees, being aboue the age of
riiij. peeves erttit,peeres growth, thal at che felling 02 weeding thereof, leaue fanding
grovurh,theres within the precinct ofthe {aid wood and copies fop euerp acre fo felled rit,
Left in an acre. trees of oke of che fame great trees, ifthere be fo manp trees of oke there
to be left, and fo2 lacke of Dkes, then to leaue fo2 euerp acrefo felled, ag
many other trees of Elme, Ah, Beech,o2 Alpe, as thal make the fullnum>
ber of rit.of fuch as thall be there then growing, the fame trees there ſo
ieft to Mand, ¢ to be pꝛeſerued by {uch owner During rr.peeres, next after
fuch felling of the fame woods , And alfo fhall from the xx. dap of Apꝛill
extoon fettenat Meh after the felling thereof, during the terme of ir.peeres then nert fols
rriig peeres lowing, fuffictentlp inclofe chem ,o2 the {prings thereof otherwife faue
eae a from deffruction bp anp maner of cattell, vpon paine that euery ſuch per⸗
ws peeres, ſon beingowner okthe {aid great woods,to fopf, for euery ſuch great trees
of the fait number lacking, ¢ not left Tanding vi.s.viii.d. And ypon paine
that euerp owner of the ground thereupon ſuch great trees thal be left
ftanbing, caufina, 02 commanding any of them to be cut downe contrarie
totheformeor this Act,co forf, fog euerp ofthem ſo left, which ſhall be fo
cut downe, vi.s.viii.ð. And bpon paine allo to forfait for euerp rodde of
luch great woo fo not inclofed op preferued during the faid {pare of ir,
In whatcales peeres,for euerpmoneth, iii.s.iiii.ð. 35.30.8,17, 13. El.25.
Brats, felt 6) But te hall be lawfull co euery owner of any of che laid curios
oods,
woods, onderosds; Fandils creat woods, teres afore rehearſedto felt
and take anpof the fame for buplding,repatring,inclofing,¢ mameaining
of houfes,orchards,¢ gardens,and every af them, and fop paling rating, >
02 inclofing of Parkes, Foꝛeſts, Chaſes, oꝛ other grounds foꝛ making op
repairing of water whrkes,Dammes, bꝛidges fludgates making or repat:
ring, opamending of hips, and all other veffets, and for allother things
concerning bis owne vſes oꝛ affaires,in {uch the maner, as he might law⸗
fully haue done befoꝛe the making of this act. 35. .8S.r 7..
7 It lhall not be lawfullto any perfon which ſhallhaue any woods oꝛ The elling of |
bnderwoods, wherein any other perfon oz perfons iuſtiy hath,op haue vled frorhers pace
time out of mans remembzance, to haue common of pafture,to fell oꝛ cut common,
downe the fain woods,o2 vnderwoods there growing o2 being, (ercept tt
be tobis owne vſe andoccupation) vntill che fourch part of ſuch woods
Dnderwoods,o2 grounds where the fame woods crow, oꝛ as much as the
fourth part of the fain ground hall amount vnto, hall be bp the Low €
owner of the faid ground deuided, fet out, boundent,¢ incloſed in maner ¢
fore hereafter peclared , biz, Che laid Lon thatthen ſhall beowner of
the fain ground ſhall call together the tenants & inhabitants being come ©»
moners in the (aid ground, o2 the moze part of them,¢ spon the allemblie
and meeting ofthe fain Lozds,tenants,¢ inhabitants, oꝛ the more part of
them, the fain Lord or owner, by the confent € agreement ofthe fain te⸗ |
nants, etibabitants,o2 the moze part of chem, thall deuide, fet out, mete, Dentoing the
bound the kourth part of the fain woods ¢ vnderwoods, oꝛ fo much therot thewece ot
as ſhall amount to the full fourth part thereof, 35. H.8. 17. :
8 And ikthe fain Lord, ann the faid tenants € inbabitants,o2 the more MAdece two
part of chem, cannot, will not, oꝛ doe not agree,fop, 02 vpon the feuerine, atnars oe
ſetting out,and bounding of the faid itti.part ofthe ſaid woods and vnder⸗ is
woods, oꝛ of as much therof,as thal amount to the full fourth part therof, wooD, si
then two Jultices of the peace not being of the kin, aliance, councell, 02
kee, ok, 02 to the ſaid Loꝛd oꝛꝝ owner (being thereunto appointed by the
more number ofthe Juttices of peace ofthe Shire, where che fain ground
lieth,in theiropen quarter Seflions) spon requeſt ¢ {ute made vnto them
by the Lod oꝛ owner, oꝛ bp his lawkul deputie, of the {aid woods, ground
ec. thall haue full power to call before them spon ſuch paines and penal:
ties, as the ſaid Juſtices (hall appoint ſuch rit.of the fata commoners and
inhabitants nigh puto the fame woons,¢c,as bp the ſaid two Juſtices thal
be thought conuenient. And vpon orꝛ after the appearance of the fame
Loꝛds, owners commoners, and inbabitants ,o2 the moze pare of them,
the fame Juſtices hall vectare onto them, the cauſe of theit aſſemblie and
that nonejthal bp che anutfers aflent ofthefatd Loꝛd, owners commoners,
€ inhabitants, oꝛ their lawtull veputie o2 deputies, oꝛ ofthe moze part of
them, effectually proceed tothe feucring,peulding, meting and bounding
of the lata fourthpart ofthe ſaid woods and vnderwoods, 02 of fo much
: Cee 3 thereof
Woods,
chereof as thall amount tothe fourch part thereof. 35. H.8.t 7. Bi
dirscrethe tu. 9) Sudiifithe fame Jutices owners, commoners, ¢ inhabitants,or the. -
ices only (yall moꝛe part of chemn,cannot,o2 will not agree vpon the diuiſion bounding,
make the diut o» fetting out the {ain fourth part thereof, as is afopela : Chen the Laiv
, Guttices thall haue full power ta ſeuer, veuive, anv fet out, by mete and
hound, che fourth pact ofthe ſaid woods ¢ budertwoods,o fo much therof
under the fame fourth part,as thall bp the fain Juſtices be thought necele
farie and requifiteto be ſet out. And within the moneth neve after ſuch
ſeuerance ¢ fetcing forth hereof, the owner oꝛ oluners of the fame woods
oꝛ vnderwoods in forme afore Declared, Hall ſufficiently inclofe the fame
part of the ſaid ground fo fet forth, asisaforefain. And after {uch inclo⸗
{ure made, be may. at his libertie fell andtake the {gin woods and vnder⸗
woods, being in oꝛ bpon the ſaid copies, woods, vnderwoods, oꝛ ground
{o fet forth,o2 any part thereof.35,4),8,17,
mow many _ TO. Chere thal beiett Canding anv onfetlen,in,¢ vpon the laid part of
franatis Halbe euery the fame woods, oꝛ vnderwoods, oꝛ ground ſo feuered,bounden € {et
aap oc. oat out diſtinctly, in koꝛme aforelaid at euery Felling therof {uch ¢likenumbert
woonsmcloen of ſtandils oꝛ ſtoꝛers of pong okes,¢ other pong trees of Elme,ath,alpe,oz
and kelled. heech/ ik it be copies oꝛ onderiwaods, which thal be fo fellen, if the woods
that ſhalbe felled thalbe great trees,o2 great woods, the fuch number thal
Moto long com: be lefe Landing of great trees, in oꝛ vpon ÿ fain part to all intents, x vpon
ot mall be. like, ¢ the fame penalties as befoye is limitted, fo not leaning, € prelers
Beyt in ſccueral. uing of ſtandils in ſeueral woods € grounds. Ano the fain part ſo fenſed,
bounden, ¢ fet ont in maner foꝛme afozelatd , after euery felling of the
copies, woods oꝛ vnderwoods for the time being,tn,o2 vpon che fame, hak
be ſufficiently inclofen ¢ fenced, ¢ the tnclofure therof{uffictentlp ¢ conti=
nuallp made o2 repaired, mainteined, by the {pace of te.peeres next after
euery felling therof,inlike maner ¢ formeétn all intents, x bpon che ſame
itke penalties as ts before appointed for the not cloſing oꝛ fenſing, 02 for
the not repairing ¢ pꝛeſeruingof the ſaid ſeueral copies ec. And allo the
eterna andils,flopers,¢ qreattrees appointed to be left Landing, in, oꝛ vpon the
cutbowne, ſaid part, fhalbe there lef ſtanding, prꝛeſerued, x not cut downe, in {uch like
maner,and bp all ſuch time, x bpon ſuch like penalttes,to allintents,as ts
afoze limited fo the pꝛeſeruation ofp {ato ſtorers ct great trees,appointed
tobe lekt, in, ¢opon the faid ſeueralcopies ec. 37. H. 8S. 17. 13. El.29.
Dow long 1x After che {ata felling of che fata coppies, vnderwoods, and woods
Poocas meloled growing in anp luch part of the fain woods, groöunds, oꝛ places before de⸗
ialbe defended chared no beaſts op cattell during the (pace of ix veeres nert after the fel-
Tomeattell. ting of che fame waods, ſhall willingly bp any perſon be put in oꝛ all be
{uffered to feed o2 continue in any parcel of any fuch pare ſo fer forth as is
afoꝛeſaid purine the (ate terme of te. peeves; next after the felling cherof,
vpon paine of forfaiture of titt.B,fo2 the putting in ofany beaſt, cz wilful
luffering of any beat oꝛ cattell to be put into any of the fain ſeuerall cop⸗
pies,
Woods. 196
pies vnder woods oꝛ woods e¢,'3'7,10.811783.Ch 29, oot
y2 1 Ueit Hall happen any perfor being owtiet of anp fuch tows, vn⸗ Cutting of
derwoods, oꝛ copies, ping e being in any wall ground to cut Dowie any swat
trees, oꝛ vnderwoods, contrarie to the foꝛme atoꝛeſaid chen eery perſon·
fo offending, fall koꝛkait koꝛ euery tree ſo cut downe bi, sl viii.ð. all Which Whe forfate
korelaid kortaitures Dall be co the Q/ and J.to be rec bya, Bec. whycrein ures .·
no U.E.P.ec. ʒ5 h.8 zee se NB pa
13 Foꝛ aſmuch asthe ſaid cenants,commoners,¢ inhabitants hall be eye worn of s
ercluded of their cominon inthe {aid part fo to be ſeuered, as ts afoꝛeſaid, af bie —
by allthe fain terme of tr, veres next after che felling of the ſaid coppies, —*
woods, x vnderwoods that hall grow vpon che ſame, in recompence chere<
ofk, they thal emap vſe x haue their common koꝛ their cattel within the re⸗
ſidue of the ſaid woods, vnderwoods, ground, and ſoile not being incloſed
in maner and korme as ikthis act had neuer bin made, And the Loꝛd being
owner of the ſaid groũd ſhalbe excludedto put, oꝛ haue any cattel oꝛ beaſts
in oꝛ vpon the fame reſidue, oꝛ to take any pꝛoſite of the paſture in the fate
reſidue, during and bp the terme of vit, peres nert after the felling of the. =
faid copies, woods,o2 vnderwoods, growing bponthelaidpart wbichhak «
be ſo feucred and incloſed as is afoꝛeſaid. And after the laid ix. peeres expi⸗
rev vntill che next felling of the ſaid copies, woods, oꝛ vnderwoods, being
vpö the fain part, being deuided as ts afoꝛeſaid, aſwelthe fame part, as the
fain ſidue of the fain xround ſhall lie g be vled in common, g the paltire €
oth cprofitstherof hal and may be vſed and taken alwell bp the Lord, bee
fug owner of the fait ground, as by the ſaid tenants commoners, inhabi⸗
tants, in like maner as it ſhould oꝛ ought to haue bin before the making of
this act.3 5. h.8.1 7. Quęre whether the Loꝛd thalbe excluded of his com⸗
mon fo2 7,peres 0? 9, veres:foꝛ the fatut of 13.125. giueth the Loꝛd 2,
peres moze then that ſtatute of 35. H.8. toinclofe o2 keepe in ſeuerall his
woods, but it Doth not exclude the Lord of his cõmon koꝛ any further time,
then in the fain ſtatute of 35.0), 8.limitcen which is but vit.peeres,
14 Ft hall be lawkull to any perfon to fell and to incloſe all their cop- corone vieneo
pies, woods, and vnderwoods tn any Walk grounds, which bekore the mae be incloled.
king of this Act haue bin vſed co be incloſed and kept koz the matutenance
of wood and bnderwood, 3 5. h.8. 1 7.
15 Ikthe fame part of wood and vnderwood fo incloſed by the Lord 02 eye tomoners
owner of the ſame, as hall be to him limitted by the ſaid Juices of 10,02 all miov ehete
commoners, be not felled within foure monethes nert aftertheincloling ss tye mows
thereof, then and fo long asthe fame woons thall not be felled, it (hall be felled.
Jawwfulto che ſaid cõmoners to puttheir cattel into p fame wood ground
fo inclofen,¢ the owner thereof thallicaue open conuenient places within
the fame inclofure, whereby the cõmoners beatts map come into the ſame cetcang in the:
wood, ¢ there to feed fo long as plane woon ſhalbe vnkelled / 3 5.1D.8,17, wield of Rene,
16 Thisact thal not extend to any of the lords og owners o th wobre ger? Sub
; is: Cee 4 vnder⸗
?
Woods.
vnderwoods, oꝛ woodlands, growing oꝛ being within any of the townes,
pariſhes, 02 places, commontp called oꝛ knowen to be within anp of the
wielosof Kent, Surrey, anduller , other then onelp to the common
woods growing and being within any of the {aid wields of the fain coun⸗
ties, 35.10.8.1 7 Nyt 938) Cog COMO In nC)
— 17 This act ſhal not extend to charge any perfon with any penalty con-
o what wood’ d⸗ ; : é : PASS 8 Coan
this ftatut exe tained cherein,concerning anp timber trees growing within it, miles of
tendeth NOt, the fem inthe County of Coꝛnewall, o2 any other timber trees within the
| Realme, being ſere E dead in the tops, o2 any timber trees to be taken bp
‘Battin what vertue of the Dicdmiflion within the realm: D2 of anp offence vone con:
timetheottence trarie tothe tenoz ofthis act, vnles the perſon offẽding this act be fied for
mut be ſued. the ſame win one pere nertafter the fame offence cométted,35.1,8,17.
eect CS 8. JE anp perfor da byeake o2 deftrop any feuerall fences , 02 hedges,
toon peages, made fo2 the (auing of the fame woods, bnder woods, grounds, oꝛ foples,
he (hall fopf, for euerp {uch offence x.s. 35. H.8.17.
——7 19>, Ilany perlon {utter his Swine being of the age of x. weekes or a⸗
goin the woop boue,(during ſuch yeeres as the ſaid woods be appointed by this Act to be
paringeds incloſed)to goo? ruin any common,o2 feuerall ground,oꝛ woods vnleſſe
the fame be fuffictentlp.ringed, oꝛ penned , then the owner of euery fuch
fwine, (hall fort. for euery {uch bis ſwine that hall go vnringed ec, iiii.ð,
the one halfeofthe {atv forfaitures, if ithe tnany of the Queenes woods
02 crounds,to be tober Dighnelle, andthe other to theifinver thereof,anu
if it be within any other perfons grounds, o2 woods, the one halfe of the
fame forfaitures to be to the owners of the foile, the other to him that wil
fire for che fame by A. J.ec. wherein no CA.E. P.tt. 35.10.8127. ~
@befentingne 20 There any woods op bnderwoodg fhall be felled in any parke, op
sels ina vark ground inclolen wherin any Deere thal be then kept, the owner oꝛ pollel-
is keept. fioner offuch parke ox grounds thall be chargeable fo2 the inclofure ¢ pres
feruation of pfame,as ts afozefaiv,but only foꝛ the {pace of vi,peres after
any fuch time of felling.of the fame woods ec, ¢ not aboue.3 5. M.8.17.
cUberea rane 21 Uf che inclofure of anp of che {aie coppies, woods, vnderwoods, oF
Tere cae, be: grounds happen to be bꝛoken or pulled downe,by any perfon againſt che
onlp aan be ywillof the owner 02 poſſeſſioner of the fame woods ec. whereby cattell
. ; efcage into the ſame woods Ec, and diſtroy oꝛ hurt the fprinathereeé, 02 if
the fame woods, ground, oꝛ vnderwoods, be bp any means diſtroied, hurs
ted, oꝛ bindered by anp perfon,o2 by the cattellof anp perfon, without che
allens € willaf {uch otuner og poſſeſſioner: in euery fuch cafe the ſaid pe
nalties contained in this Ace, thall be extended vpon the fame perfor, bp
whole default che fame ſpꝛing, wood oꝛ vnderwood thall be fo diſtroied G2
hurted, andnot vpon the owner o2 poſſeſſoꝛ of the {aid moods, grounds,o2
HChthin what VNDLr Woods, 3 5. h.8.1 7. 13.12 5, J
ti ttel ma
Eimie oa Rade ay 22 Me thallnot betawfull for any perfon to put any maner of cattell
Hieswoens, into any copies woods inclolen to be pꝛeſerued trom the time of the *
thercof,
- Woods, } 307
cherok, vntilthe end of v peres,no? fromebe endofv.peeres,any other cate
tel but calues, ¢ pereling colts only, vntil the env of vi,peres, if the wood
twas vnder the age of riiti.peres at p laſt fall,o2 vntil che ane of vité,peres,
ifthe wood was aboue the age of xiiii. acy time of the latt fall, 13,€1,25,
23 Euery man that hath wood within p koreſt, may take the laid wood How a ms map
Without being attached by any officer of the koꝛeſt, fo that he do it bp the Obey eee
biew of p forefters,1,.€0,3,2, And euery free man map take ageſtment in in che forett,
his owne wood within the Dfopett at his pleafure, e all haue his paw⸗ Astument.
nage, € may driue his fine chrounh the Queenes denteane woods, fo2 ta
ageſt the in his own woods 02 elfwobere, ¢ if the ſwine tarrie one night in
the forett,be thal not {ole one of thé thereby, Charta de Foreſta.9. h.3.9.
24. Thole that voe make purpreftures tn their woods which they hate Purpzeſtures,
in koreſts without the Queenes {peciall licence, 07 walk, o2 aflert in the ane ee
fame, ſhall anſwere to the Queene fo2 the fame watts, purpreftures € al: forett,
ferts, But euerp free man thall without danger make in bis owne wood :
in bis owne ground, 02 in his water, which he hath within the Q, fore a ——
mill, a poole,apond,a marlepit,a ditch,oꝛ arable land, out of the couert of wood within
the forett of ground which hath been arable, fo that it be not to the hurt otꝰ loerett.
anie of fis neighbours, and alfo be map haue within his woods Appies of
Dauks, Sparbauks, Falcons, Eagles and hHerons, and the honie chat is
found within his woods, Charta de Forelta.An.9.3,4,1 2413,
25 Ffanpotche Queens ſubiects hauing woods of his own, crowing how tong
in bis own ground within any koreſt, chale, oꝛ purliew of thelame within woons fellenin
this realme of England, thall cut 02 cauſe to be cut the fame wood,o2 part {nisi
thereof, by licence of the Queene, o2 of her heirs, in her fogetts,chales, 02
purliews, oꝛ without licence in the foreft, chafe,oz purliewes of any other
perſon, oꝛ make anp fale of the fame wood, it fhalbe lawful to the fame (ube
tect, owner of the fame ground whereupon the wood fo cut did grow,¢ to
other {uch perfons to tahom fuch wood thalbe fold, immediatly after the
wood fo cut,to copie, andinclofe the fame ground with {uffictent hedges,
able to keepe out all maner beatts and cattell out ofthe fame ground, fox
the pꝛeſeruing of their pong ſpring, anv the ſaid hedges being fo made, the
fain ſubiects may keepe them continually by the {pace of ſeuen peres next
after the fame inclofing, and repaive anv ſuſtaine the fame as often as
{hal neevde within the fame ſeuen perez, without ſuing any other licence of
the Queene,o2 of her beirs,o2 other perfons,o2 any of their officers, of the
fame fozetts,chafes,and purliewes.22. Ed.4.7.
1 Theforf. for burning of any heape of wood felled. S.Burning 1.
2 At what time Oke trees meet to be barked, fhalbe felled. S.Berke r.
3. That no purueiors of timber fhall fell any trees growing in or about
any mans houfe.$.Purueiors 3.
4 That no purueior of timber fhall fell any timber to the Queens vfe,
but only in barking time, or hal take away any more then only the tim-
. bertree, S,Barke 2. PO a Parry Eas
Woods. § Woolles,
5 That none fhallbuy wood but chey which will burne or retaile the
fame. S.Fuel 1. 8
6 Where woods fhalbe felled in or neere hie waies. S.Hie waies, 8.
7 What woods may be felled, and in what places! for the: making: of
Jron, and what not. S,Jron.
8 How cuery, licéee for —— ofwood thalbe rhe Come: 3 4s
"Sasa Woolles.
7 only may perfon being ‘ome within the Q. obeitance, thal ——
dur wools. take,oz make any pꝛomiſe o bargain of wools, but only luch perfon,
hig wife, 02 bis apprentice, inhabiting in bis manſion boule, as thall ofthe
faty wools make parne, anp kindof clothes, Chamlets, Aolſted, Saies,
Stamine, knit hole, knit peticoats, knit gloues, knit fleeues, hats, coifs,
cappes, Arras, Tapeſtrie couerlets, girdles, oꝛ any other ching viento be
mane of wooll, o2 mired with wooll within the realme, o2 els a merchant
Tye words ok ofthe ſtaple, oꝛ his apprentice dwelling in his manſion houle,to be ſhipped
caper on et tp Only to the faple, vpon paine of fort, of the Double value of the fain wools
to the — of fo tobe bought oꝛ bargained, oꝛ taken by pꝛomiſe of bargaine contrarie ta
ator. this act, tothe Q. anv J to be recoueren bp A. J. xc. wherein no M. E.
P.xtc.5. Ed.6.7. either Hal any denizen buy any wools, but of p owner.
of the ſheepe and tithe wooll,but inthe ſtaple. 14. R.2.4.
Utools crow: 2 Wut chemerchauts of Newcaltle, and other perfons may buy wools
—— of he growth of the counties of Noꝛthumberland, Cumberland, (Hefte
merland, Kichmount, and Alverton thire, og the btthopgicke of Duretme, :
to the intent to fhip o2 tranſpoꝛt the fame into the parties beponn the fea,
as chep haue bin accuftomed, any ching in chis act ¢c, notwithllanding.
5. Ed. 6. 7.
Staplersmay 3 Andallo che merchants of che ſlaple fri cime to time map bargainog
~ fell thete refute fel thei retule courte wools,¢ locks, {uch asts not meet fo2 p ſaid ftaple,
woois dlocks. to anpperfon p will buy che fame to make parne op cloth, 02 other things
as is afozelatn, within this realme, fo asthe fame be thot € packed by the
woollpacker, declaring of what packing o7 countrey the refule oꝛ lockes
be, t wꝛiting vps p clothes wherin the Cain refule wooll is packed, tn great
letters,asthey do vpon the wools that are hipped to the taple,5,€0.6,7.
wow Mortolne 4 Cuerpperfon dwelling within che countie of Noꝛkolke, 02 citie of
poeeuea uly Noꝛwich, by himfelfe, o2 bp his facto, oꝛ feruant, map lawfully buy anv
agatne. bargain wools,and take € make prouifion to buy o2 bargain wools grow⸗
ing onelp within che {aid councie of Noꝛfolke, fo that the fame perſon ſo
buying og bargaining oꝛ making pꝛomiſe to buy o2 bargain the ſaid wools
po (vil op retaile che fame again in che cõmon market, oꝛ other open place
within the ſaid countie of Noꝛfolke oꝛ citte of Noꝛwich, to any perfon oꝛ
perſons that will buy che fame oꝛ any parcell thereof dwelling within the
{aid countie of jRopfolke ¢ citie of Noꝛ wich, oꝛ anie of them, that wil {pin
* ſame within the ſame countie oꝛ citie. 1,€0,6,6, — 7s “
5 It
Woolless 398
—§ Be thall be lawkull to ante perfor inhabiting within the parith of whe indadt
Halifar,to dup any wooll, at luch times as the Clochiers map buy p fame rts halt
(otherwile then by inqrofling and koꝛeſtalling) fo that the perfons ſo buy⸗ tool ann fer
tng the fame, noe carvie or caule to be carried the fain woolles fo bought SOE fame Here
~ bp them tothe towne of Dalifar, anv there to ſell rhe fame to fuch poore
folke of that and other parithes adioining, as thall morke the fame in
cloth of parne (to their knowledge) and not to the rich Clothier, nor to
anpother to (ell againe, And ifeither the wooll drꝛiuer ſhall (ell his ſaid
twoolles at any other place foorth of p fain cowne of Dalifar,or if anp ſuch
that Hall buy thew woolles at Halikax, Hall {ell their woolles that they
hough again vnwꝛought in parne o2 cloth, then euerp {uch offender hall
foxfait p double value of the wool fo ſold op vttered, to the Q.x Fp wil fue
for the fame in anie of the DQ, courts of recoꝛd/ 02 before the Juices of
the peace in their {elfions,2,and 3.79, and 99,1 3. S,Juftices of peace.o8.
6 No merchant franger, by himlelfe, oꝛ by anie other perfon for hint, ae what time a
dn bis name, oꝛ to his vſe, thal bargaine, oꝛ buy any Wools before p featt of —
the purificationofour Ladie nert after the clipping 02 ſhearing of ÿ fame ;
Wools, vpõ pain of forfaiture of p double value Of p fame wools,to the Q.
€ J. to be recouered by A, J.xc. wherein no cA.tc.E.P.tc.y. Ed.6.7.
7 No perfonhauing anp woollofbis own qrowch, Hal keepe the fame go man tat
wools,tothe intent to fell che ſame in wools vnwꝛought, aboue one whole keep bis wool
peere next andimmentatly after p Hearing of the fame wools, fo asthere fey ere
be offered without fraud o2 couin tothe owner o2 otoners thereof within dinaric peice
che fame time, uch price as then thalbe moſt commonly giuen in the fame 2 1
fhire for wool of like goodnes ¢ packing, vpõ patn of fozF, for euery tod oꝛ
tod waight theroflo kept aboue one pere vnſold, as ts aforeſaid, 7.5, to the
ay and J.to be recouered bp A, FJ, éc, wherein no ec. E.P. €c,
Ed. 7
8 No perfon Hall winde o2 cauſe to be wound any fleece of wooll be⸗ Ainding of
ing not {ufficientlp riuered o2 walhed,ne wind o2 caule to be wound with: peas
in ante fleece, clap, lead, Tones, fand, tatles, decettfull lacks, cot, calles,
comber,lambs twool,o2 any other thing, wherby the fleece map be the moze
IMaightic,to the deceit ¢ loſſe of che buyer, bpon pain the feller of any fuch
deceitfkull wools to forfait fox euery {uch fleece vi,8, tothe Q. andthe fins
Der, and prouer of the fame deceit, to be recouered by A. J. ec, Wherein no
CU,C.49,0,8,10,6, 2 2,2 3.10,3,1 7.1 3.Eliz. 25. And if anie woolpacker Mootpacker,
Do make ante other but good and oue packing, he that feeleth himlelfe
grieued thereby, hal haue his action of treſpaſſe ¢ deceit, at the Common
law aqaint him, and ik anie ſtranger do force, clacke, oꝛ beard anie wool, pena "
he thati forfatt the fame oꝛ the balue thereof, € be impꝛiſoned. 8. h.6.2 2.
9 ‘Hut this act concerning riuering ano wathing of anie wooll, hall Coattes where
not extend to any hire op thices, the inhabicancs whereof hate not cufto- waren, 0
mablie bſed belore this tune, to riuer op wath their theepe belorꝛe they be fiecces. loln by
fone,
Adat wooll
may be rekuſed.
Cocketing of
wools.
She ſtaple.
Woolles.. Women: -
ſhorne, noꝛ ſhall be burtfullto any perfons that haue vſed cuſtomablie to
fell their wools by fale, og number of the fleeces, and not bp weight, 23%,
1.8.17, 13. El.2 5. rere
10 No Denizen no Foꝛrein thall make anp refule of wools, but of
cot, care, and villein , Neither hall anp buy wools, by thele woꝛds (coon
packing) noꝛ other like woꝛds, vpon pane to fop fait to the partie grieued
Double Damages, and the Broker thall be halfe a peere impaifoned, And
wholoeuer doth cocket wooll but inthe name of him whole the wools be,
fhall fozfaitthem, 13. R.2.9. ihc tie
In the time of Edward the third ,and fichence , diuers Statutes were
made for the placing maintenance, and remouing ofthe Staple,and for —
lawes & ordinances to be obferued therein, & certaine Magiftratesand
officers were ordeined for the execution therof, & feuerall ftatutes were
made,prohibiting woollesto be caried to any other place,fauing to Cal-
lice,or the places where the faid ftaple was eftablifhed,but fome of thofe
ftatutes be repealed,many expired,and the vie of the refidue in effect ta-
Quere.
Alienations,
recoueries, 02
warranties
made by the
wife of the in:
Heritance of
der late huſ⸗
band,
ken away by the wantof Callice,except thofe which be expreffed in this
and othertitles ofthis treatife. Bue whether the ftaple is remoued, by
what warrant & authoritie, and in what fort, & how far the ftatutes pro-
uided for the maintenance of the ſtaple of Calice do extend, or may be
executed for the maintenance of the fame inany other place, Quares
1 Forthecontents ofa {tone, and facke of wooll. S. Waights 3.
2 Forthe cuftome of wools.S.Cuftome 8. 16, P
3, For the boyling of wooll,,and with what ftuffeit fhallbe boyled,
S. Draperie. 66.
Women,
F any woman hauing eftate in Dower, o2 for terme of life, o2 in taile,
fointly with her huſband, 02 only to ber felfe, 02 to ber vſe, in anie mae
nors, lands,tenements oꝛ other hereditaments of the inheritance o2 pur⸗
chale of ber hulband, op giuen to the fain hulband and wife intaile, 02 fo2
terme of life, by any of che anceftors of the fain hulband, 02 bp any other
perſon ſeiſed to the vſe of the ſaid huſband, oꝛ of his ancefiogs,¢ thal, being
fole, o2 with any other after taken huſband, vifcontinue, alicn, releale, og
conſirme with warrautie,oz by coutnfuffer any recouerie of the fame az
gainſt chent, 02 any of chem, 02 anp other ſeiſed to their vſe, oꝛ tothe vſe of
either of them, after the koꝛme aforefatd, all {uch recoueries, vifcontinuane
Ces, alienations, releafes, confirmations, and warranties fo had ¢ made,
ſhalbe vtterly void, And tt ſhalbe lawfull to euery perfon and perfons ta
whom the intere®,title,o2 inheritance after the deceaſe of the {aid woman
of the {atdlands,¢c, being diſcontinued, aliencd, oꝛ ſuſfered to be recoue⸗
red in foꝛme akoreſaid ſhould appertaine, to enter into all and euery of the
pꝛemiſſes, and peaceably to poſſeſſe ann inisp che fame, in ſuch maner and
lorme, as he o2 thep Gould haue done if no ſuch diſcontinuance, warratp,
N03
| Women. — 399
noꝛ recouerie had bin had oz mane, 11,10,7,20. S.Seatute Gloucefter. 6, @ wnit of En»
Er. Ifa woman do fell oꝛ giue infee, oꝛ fox terme of life, a tenement tte mah pro-
which the holdeth indower, the heive o2 other to whom the land ought to
reuert after the deceale of the wife, thall immediatly haue bis recouerie
by iit of Entrie out of the Chancerie,
2 Eanp of the ſaid hufbands and women, 02 any other leiſed to the ble aon the re.
of them, of the eftate afoze ſpecified, do make o7 caufe to be mave, 02 ſuffer coucrie 02 alies
aniefuch ifcontinuance, alienations, warranties oꝛ recoueries infopme froma. be rn
aforelain: Chen it ſhalbe latwfull to the perfon oꝛ perfons, ta whom the the reuerſion
{ain lands,tencments ec. hould or ought to belong, after the deceafe ofthe ™ enter.
{ain woman, Co enter into the fame, and them to pollene and entop, accoz= 2 woman
Ding to fuch title andinterett, as thep hhould haue hav, ifthe fame woman during her bue
had bin dead, no difcontinuance, warrantie, noz recouerie had as againſt bands lite.
the fain huſband purine bis like, ik che fain vifcontinuance,alienation,war-
ranties, recoueries be hav by o2 againſt the fame bulbands and women
during the efpoufal betwixt them, But the fain women after the veceale
of their ſaid hulbanns, may reenter into the fame landes, ec, and them to
inioy, accoꝛding tothe firſt eſtate in the fame, 11,10,7.20,
3 Ikthe laid women at the time of {uch dilcontinuance, alienations, A woman fole
recoucrics, warranties, in forme afozelaid, had and made, of any the pres evita: ae
miffes be fole, then the thalbe excluded of her title, and intereſt inthe fame
from thenceforth, and the perfon and perfons to whom the title, intereſt, g
poſſeſſion ofthe fame ſhauld belong after the deceaſe of the fain. woman,
fhall immediatly after the ſaid vifcontinuances, alienations,recoueries,¢
Warranties enter into the fame lands, ¢c, and them to poſſede and eniop
accoꝛding to his oꝛ their citle in the fame,11,10.7,20,.
4 This act hall not extend to any {uch recouery oꝛ difcontinuance to 2 woman doth
be had with he heirs next inheritable to the ſaid woman, op he oz they p hiner ce,
next after the death of the fame woman fhould haue eftate of inheritance with the heirs
inthe fame lands, éc, be alfenting and agreeable tothe fain recoueries, fonſent.
where the fame aſſent ¢ agreement ts okrecoꝛd ginrotled, And it Hall be g womanmay
lawkull to euery {uch woman being fole, 02 marted, after the death of her sine land foz
firtt hulband to give, fell, o2 make difcontinuance of ante {uch ands, for hiumvinte”
terme of her life only, after the courfe of the common law. 1 1,3D,7,10,
5 Aofine, feoffement, o2 other act hereafter to be made, {uffered, 02 Thehuſhand⸗
pone bp che bulband only of anp lands, tenements, 02 hereditaments, be- ony oe of the
ing the inheritance o freehold of bis wife, during the couerture betwirt fhalinot pzeitr
them, fhall in any wile be, oꝛ make any difcontinuance thereof, 02 be pre- ———— ie
iudicial 02 hurtful to the {aid wife oꝛ to her heirs, o2 to fuch as thall haue Death. due
title intereſt, oꝛ right to the fame by the death of fuch wife o2 wiues, Bus
the fame wife o2 her betrs, and {uch other to whom {uch right ſhall apper⸗
taine after her veceale, fhall ¢ map then laiwfullp enter into {uch lands ec.
accogding to their rights and titles cherin not withſtanding {uch fine, keok⸗
ment,
women.
Ment, or other act, (fines leuied by the hulband and iwife, whereunto the
fain wife is partic and ppiuie only except.) But this act doth not giue anp
Pentes made | Yibertieto anie (uch wife, o2 to ber heires, to auotd anic leate mave of anie.
— abn inheritance of the wife by her hulband and ber loꝛ terme ofone € twenty
the wife, Peres o2 vnder, op any her inheritance foz terme of three liues at the vt-
termoſt, whereupon as much perelp rent o2 more ts referued, and perelp
patable buring the fame leale, ag was at ante time therefore paid within
twentie peres nert before the making of aniefuch leale, accogding to the
Reconertes op tenoz of this act.3 2.1).8,28, Neither doch this act gine libertieco p wife
bees inrollen 9p ber heirs to auoid ante recoueries, deeds inrolled, o2 releafes, being in
Due chenature of fines (whereupon women couert are bled tobe eramined)
knowledged and taken before the mators, aldermen, recopders,chamber=
leins, oꝛ other bead officers ofthe city of Lõdon, 02 other cities, boꝛoughs,
02 townes coꝛpoꝛat, hauing power to recetue ¢ take the ſame, accoꝛding
to che cuftomes of the fain cities, boꝛoughs, ec, Wut che lame recoueries,
Needs inrolled, and releafes ſhall rematne of like ſtrength co all intents as
or they were belore the making of the foreſaid ſtatute of 32. H.8. 34. H. 8.
Lavine retoue · 22,S.Weltm.2,1 3,€0,1,3 that ikthe hulband do loſe by dekault anie te⸗
eee oe nement which be bath in bis wiues right, the wike after the death of her
Default. huſband may recouer the fame by a Cui in vita,
Conuevinga 5 Me thalinot be lawkull co ante perſon oꝛ perfons to take oꝛ conuey oꝛ
mata under caule to be taken or conueicd away, any maid o2 woman child vnmarried,
recresek peing within the age of rvi,peeres, out of, 02 from the polleſſion, cultodie,
oꝛ gouernance, € againſt the will of p father of ſuch matd,o2 Woman child, |
02 of fuch perfor o2 perfons to whom p father of fuch maid oꝛ womã chila
by bis laſt will,o2 bp anie other act in bis life time thal aſſigne, bequeath,
giue, oꝛ avant che opder, keeping, education,o2 gouernance of fuch maid og
‘woman child, except fuch taking and conueping away as fhall be hav,
stave 02 Done, by o7 for {uch perfon oꝛ perfons as without fraud o2 couin
then (hall be che matter o2 miftrefle, 02 the gardian tn forage, 02 gardian
in chiuatrte,of oꝛ co fuch matd o2 woman child.4,and 5. P.and M. 8,
Ehefort.fo: 7 Hfanteperfon oꝛ perfons aboue the age of ritit. peeres Hall vnlaw⸗
— amar fully take op conuey, oꝛ cauſe to be taken og conueyed anie maid op woman
gphyeeresol chia vnmarried, being within the age ofrbi.peeres, out, of, 02 fro the pol
agt. feffion k againſt che willaf the kather 02 mother of ſuch child, oꝛ out of oꝛ
fro che pollefiion of fuch perfon o2 perfons as then thal baue by any lawful
wales o2 meanes, the order keeping, education oꝛ gotternance ofany fitch
matdaz woman child, Chen eueryſuch perfor ¢ perfons fo offending be-
ine theroflawfullp attainted op conuiceed by the due courte of che law of
this Realme (other chen {uch of whom fuch perfon taken away thall bola
anp lands 02 tenements by knights feruice) ſhalbe tt, yeres impriſoned, of
his 02 their bodies without baile oꝛ mainpiſe, oꝛ ele ſhall pay (uch fine fox
bis 02 thetr ſaid offence ce the Dee 9, qricued,as ſhalbe aſſeſſed by the Q.
Councell
Women. 400
Councellinthe Starve chamber at Aeſtminſter.4. and 5. P. and 9.8,
8 WE any luch perfon o2 perſons thal fo take away, 02 cauſe to be taken Taking away
away, as ig afozelatd, and deflowꝛe anp ſuch maid o2 woman child, agis ——
akoꝛeſaid: D2 ſhall againſt the will, op vnknowingok, oꝛ to the Father of matrimonie
fuch maid oꝛ woman childe ifthe Father be in life, 02 of, 02 tothe mother preoynr
of (uch maid 02 woman child (hauing the cuſtodie and gouernance of ſuch vetes ofage,
child, ifthe father be dead) by fecret letters, meflages, 02 otherwile, con
tract matrimonte with anie fuch maiden o2 woman child (except ſuch
contracts of matrimonie a3 ſhall be made by the confent of uch perſon or
perfons as by the title of wardſhip thall then haue 02 be enticulea to haue
the marriage of fuch maid o2 woman child) then euerie {uch perfor or
perions fo offending being thereofiawfullp conuicted as ts aforeſaid, thal
{uffer imprifonment of his o2 their bovies bp the {pace of fiue peeves,
without batle o2 mainprife, o2 els thall pay fuch fine fo his o2 their fata +
offence tothe Queene ¢ partie grieued, as hall be aſſeſſed by the Queenes
Councell in che ſaid Starve chamber,4,and 5. P.and 99,8,
9 The Qucenes Counceilof the Starve chamber by bill of complaint capo may
oꝛ infogmation, and Juſtices of allite by inquificion op indicement, hare Dears ama nee
authoritie ta heare ¢ determine the ſaid offences, vpon euerp which ine offences a-
Dictments €inquifitions {uch pꝛoceſſe thall be awarded, ag wpon an ine {29
dictment of Crefpas at the common Lawe.4. and 5. P.and M. 8.
10 Ikany woman child oꝛ maiden, being aboue the age ot rit, veeres x It a woman
binder xvi. do at any time conlent to ſuch perfon p fo hal make anp cõtract dewoctrr
of Matrimonie, cõtrary to p forme ¢ effect of this ſtatute: Chen the nert fo an unlatotut
of her kinne to whom the inheritance ſhould returne oꝛ come after her de⸗ Soeact ot ma
ceale, (hal krõ the time of ſuch aſſent, haue & enioy all uch lands, tenemẽts next beiremar
€ hereditaments, as the havin pollelfion, reuerfion, 02 remainver, at the {Ae vron her
time of {uch aſſent, during the lifeoffuch perfon that thal fo contract ma-
trimonie, And after the deceaſe of fuch perfon fo contracting matrimonie,
then the faid lands ec, thal elcend,reuert,remaine,¢ come ta ſuch perfor
oz perfons, as they thould haue done in cafe this act had neuer bene made,
other then to him onely that fo hal contract matrimonte,4.¢ 5.19,¢ M.8.
11 utthis ace hall not ertend to take away 02 diminiſh anp libertie, Oꝛphants.
cuffome , 02 authoritie, concerning ante Oꝛphanes within che citte of
London, 02 ante other Citte, boꝛough, o2 towne where Daphanes are cis
monly vlſed to be prouided fo2, either bp graunt op by cuſtome: But che
Lod Waioz of the ſaid citte of London, ¢ che Alpermen of the fame, g eue⸗
rie other head officer of ante other citie tc, where {uch Oꝛphanes be pro⸗
uided fo2, ſhall, and map haue,and take like rule,opoer, keeping, ¢ charae
of fuch D2phanes, and of all their lands, tenements, goods and cattels,ag
heretofoze thep vied, 0; lawfully might haue had and vſed, if this act hav
not beene made.4,and 5,]9,and 9,8,
12 if anle perſon oz perlons ſhall take anie maid, widow, o2 Hi
whic
Women. —
which hath anie landes oꝛ goods, oꝛ is heire apparant to her aunceſter, ae
Taking a wa⸗ gam her will vnlawkully: ſuch taking, procuring, anv abetting to the
man againct
der will,
CHardes,
Bondwomen.
Theoffendor
fhall not haue
is clergie.
A woman en⸗
korced to be
Hound by ob-
fame,and allo receiuing wittingly che fame woman fo taken again her
will,¢ knowing the fame, ſhalbe felony, and {uch mifvoers,takers, € pro
Curators to the fame, and receiuoꝛs knowing the fain offence in forme as
koreſaid, ſhalbe reputed and iudged as principal felons: But this act doch
not ertend to anie perfon taking anie woman, onelp claiming ber az his
THardoz bondwoman.3. h.7.2.
13 Allandeuerpfuch perſon and perſons as ſhalbe cõuicted oꝛ atta‘
ted, of oꝛ for any offence tobe committed after the end of this Seſſion of
Parliament, made felony by che fain act of An.3. h.7. 02 which thalbe in⸗
Dicted and arreigned of o2 for any ſuch offence and Tand mute oꝛ make no
direct anſwer, oꝛ hall challenge peremptozelp aboue the number oftwen⸗
tie,thal in every (uch caſe, loſe hig and their benefit of clergie,and thal ſuf⸗
fer paines of death without anp benefit of cleraie, anp foꝛmer law tothe
contrarie notwithtanding, Pꝛouided alwaies, that thts act, oz anp ching
therein conteined, ſhall not ercend to take atwap che benefit of cleraie, but
only from {uch perfon and perſons as hereatter thalbe principals op pꝛocu⸗
rers o2 accellaries before {uch offence committed.39. Eliʒ. 9. |
14 Ikany perfon oz perfons wil take bp force, o2 diflimulation, o by
any other meanes will net into bis 02 their pofleflion any woman being
fole,hauing any lands,tenements,o2 moucable goods withinthisrealme,
and convey ber into anie place where he oꝛ thep be of power, and twill nos
fuffer her to go at libertie, vntill he will be bound vnto him oꝛ them, 02 to
fome other, to bis o2 their vſe, tna fumme of monep in an obligation, og
obligations fimple,o2 condicionall, oꝛ by obligation of the fatute Wars
chant, before a Maioꝛ oꝛ Bailife, hauing power to take {uch recognifan-
ces,o2 will caufe the ſaid ſumme to be leuied of her lands oꝛ goods, oꝛ will
caule her to be married againſt her will s Chen the partie whichis bound
ligation, 02 fae map haue amrit out of the Chancerie conteining all the matter of ber vn⸗
tute againtt
er will,
reafonable intreatie, directed to the Shirife of the Countie where anie of
the ſaid offences thalbe cõmitted, commaunding him that be thal bp force
ofthat writ, make Pꝛoclamation in che full ener Countte after the re⸗
ceiptofthe fain weit, chat the perfon o2 perfons contained in the fain wait
fhal appeare at acertaine dap ¢ place prefired in the ſaid wit, before che
Chancelloꝛ of England, oꝛ before the Juſtices of Alife in the Countie
where the {aid offence was committed, oꝛ otherwiſe befoze fome woꝛthie
perfon appointed by the Chanceloz, at which dap ¢ place tf the partie tc,
bo appeare,the Chancele2, Juſtice, oꝛ other perfon aſſigned, hall eramine
bim duely vpon the prꝛemiſſes, by which eramination if they map finde the
fait chligation oꝛ obligations to be made in {uch forme as ts afozefain,
then the ſaid obligation og obligations, ¢ all proces ¢ erecution thereupon
purlucd, thal be vow, And ifit be koũd bp eramination before the,that a
o
| Women’ Worſteds. Aol
_ of the ſaid obligations were made fo2 berp butic,¢ by no fuch meane as is
aloꝛeſaib, Chen the ſaid obligation ¢c,anb all the poces ¢ execution pure
{ued therupon halbe good ¢ effectual, And ifthe perfonng perfons in ſuch
Writs named again whom any ſuch letters op watts MHhalbe fuen,do make
default at che vaple place limitted inthe ſaid wzits: Then all {uch obliga:
tions ag be aboue Cpecifien, ¢ in the laid wits expꝛeſſed, and all maner of
proces, ¢ erecutions, ſued oꝛ purſued thereupon thalbe void. 31. H.6.9.
84 Che Shirike to whom lich waits vpon this ſtatute commẽced, Wal carpat tye opi.
be directed, ſhall execute the fain waits accordingto the tenor cherof,opon — tall toztate
paine of COC, Vi, wherok the Queene thal haue the one moitie, x che partp cute this welts
which ſueth the proclamation, the other:koz the which moitie the {ain par⸗
Ate grieued thal haue an Action of debt againt the fain Shirik with proces
ofoutlawpic wherin no V.P.xc.noꝛ forrein plee to he tried in any other
place,but where the writ edmenced bpon the ſtatute ts ſued. 31. H.o.9.
15 Sfanp nian doch alien the right of his wife,che womans ſuit, oꝛ her 2 womans mit
heites, (hal not be differren after the death of her bulbarin by the minopitie ferrnto hee
of the heire which ought to warrant ic, but the buver (wbich ought not to minoztie of
be ignozant that be hath bought an others right ) Gall carrie to haue his meyer woe
warrantie vntill the full age of the heire. Hell. 2, 13,€0,1,40, |
~1/ What punifhment doth infuethe Rape ofa woman , or confenting
to rape.S, Rape 1.2.3. | a BM i unt
<2 Where'a woman fhall haue her Quarentine , where her jointure,
where her dowet, arid what caufes there may be of conclufion, or for.
faiture. See Dower. . — en
3° Wherea woman may haue appeal of death or murder.S,Appeales 4.
‘4 In what cafea woman abouc the age of xij.yeeres is compellable to
ferue.S.Labourers'r4. Mas ith
5 What leafes made of a womans landes during her couerture fhall
bind her,and what not.S.Leafes 1.2.3. %
6 How widowes , or other women, which hold of the Queene in
chiefe ſhall be vfed in euery reſpect. S.Ptærogatiue 4.5.27,
7 ‘Jn what cafesa woman couert fhall be receiued to defend her right
OF lands demaunded. S.Receipt 1.
8 Thata will'made by a woman couert of lands is not effectuall in
Jaw. S. Willes 17. |
9 ‘Thata Will made by a widow ofher croppe,is go0d.S.Willes 20.
‘10 “How farre any woman fhall be bound by the Statute prouided to
reftraine popith Recufants to certaine places of abode.S.Recufants 39.
iis UR Wortteds,
“A: Ano 7,€d.4,1, It was enacted that men of the craft of: Aoꝛſted catarnens of
L A weauers within the Citie of Noꝛwich ſhall haue powerbuery poere MneteD wee
the Munday nert after the-featt of Penticoſt, to choolefower (Hardens
Within chelatd Citie of the fame a allo that Avtificersof the fame
cratt
Worfteds.
craftlikewile out of the Citie, biz. within the Countic of op ttl, thal
haue power eucry peere at the fame dap to choofe fower CHarvens within
@ of the (ante County of the fame crakt. And the koꝛeſaid dMardens within
the Countie € Citic thall come befoze the Wator of the {ain Citie fog the
time being, vpon Munday nert after the feat of Corpus Chrilti then next
following: And then thalbe ſworne befoze the Maioꝛ of the ſaid Citie (and
the Steward of the Duchie of Lancalter fog the time being,ik he Hatt be
then inthe laid Citie,) And chat all the fain CHardeng,alwell within che
Cain Citic ag without,o2 els p greateſt part of them onder the forme aloes
ſaid chofen € ſwoꝛne, thal haue full power fo2 the peere then next follows
ing to luruey the woꝛkmanſhip of che fain artificers, e that thep make ¢
work rightfully ¢ well and of goon ftuffe : And to opdeine fuch rules and
~ ppdinances within che fain craft, asoftenasit thal leeme neenfull ¢nceel=
farie fo2 the amendemẽt of the fain Wiopftens craft: And that fuchrules
@ opdinances fo made ¢ ordeined by them ſhal be obepen g hept by che lato
Artificers : D2 elsitiiof che fat Wardens, calling tothem ſixe of y moſt
pifcrect of the fain Artificers withinthe Cain Citie, And fire of the ſaid Acs
tificers within the fain Countie, op the difcretion of the fain Maior ¢ Ote⸗
ward,ozone of thems, thal punith fuch ofthe {aid Artificers which bꝛeaketh
op doth contvarie to any oftheir ſaid rules ¢ oꝛdinances. And moꝛeouer in
elchuing of all fuch diſceipt ¢ falfhood which map bappe to be Done and
mrought in che lain crate bp the fain eight Mardens, by themlelues folie,
op in concealiney of che woꝛkmanſhip of others of the Artificers in the fais
Eitie and Countie. It was further oꝛdeined chat che Maioꝛ of the ſaid
Citic for che time being, ¢ che laid Steward, 02 one of them,at fuchtime
ashe hall chink connenient, thal call before him the (aid rit, avtificers,oz
the greatelt part of them,and charge them to be ſwoꝛne to make right full
Kearch, aſweil in the ſtufke, as inall the wagking of the ſaid bili, Wardens
tobe wrought made. Ann the ſaid Wardens fo found defectiue, oꝛin exe⸗
cution of their office in ſearch of all other of the fame Artilicers within the
{ain Citie ¢Countic,o2 intheir owne Tufte o2 morkmanthip, thall be cops
recten by the fame ator ¢ Steward, in {uch ſozt as other offendors of
the fame craft ought to be. And the fato Cliardens ¢ euery of chemin enes
rie part of the fain Citie of Moꝛwich, elſwhere tn the counties of Noꝛk⸗
folke, Suftolke,¢ Cambꝛidge, at all times conuentent, hall bane power ts
fearch all maner of THopeds, and the fuffe of chem ; aſwell within che
Loomes,as out of che Loomes, mrouche within the Citie of Noꝛwichoꝛ
Countie of Ror falk. And ifany man before the ſaid Maioꝛ oꝛ Steward,
or either of them, be thereof found defective, he thal be corrected bp their
pifcretion, Ano the Moꝛſted ¢ ſtuffe foundin maner anv forme afoze fain:
defectitte, thal be fopfatt : Che one halke of (uch fofatt as thal be kound
within che Cicte of Norwich Mall be to che Maioꝛ ofthe lame Citte:And
fqund in any ocher place,to che ators Baylifes of the cities, Boꝛoughes
| f ano
3 ~ Workteds: 402
and Townes oꝛ tothe chiefe Loꝛds of the fee, of in ſuch place as ſuch ,
Workers 02 ſtuffe for any of the caules afoꝛeſaid thal be found defectiue
02 fopfaicable by che laid Hardens, o2 any of them : Andthe ocher halfe
thal be tothe Mardens of the fain craft fo2 the rime being, Aun by che faiv
Katute it was furcher oꝛdeined, that p faid eight THarvens,the fais Suns
day nert after Corpus Chrifti dap, ppefentlp after their charge, thal alligne
acertain place oꝛ two within the fain Citic, ¢ certain dates bp the weeke,
and an other certain place 02 two, op more ifthey chinke it neceſſarie tre
the fain Countie of opffolk , ecertain dates by the weeke fox the yeere
nert following : to theintent thateuerp peece of Toren , whichin the
ſame peere hal be fet to fale, thal be brought befoꝛe the Hardens of the
Caivcraft, to one of the fain places ſo aſſigned, to the incent chat afwell the
Grtificersof woꝛſteds agthelatd Mardens, may certainly know che place.
wyere che woꝛſteds may be duely fearched, Anvif che fain THarvensfins —
the faiv wopftens bp their {earch well ¢ lawlully mave,then (uch amarke
02 token thall be fet by the fain Mardens, oꝛ one of them (without fine og
tee) vpon the fame, fo that all buyers map well know which peece is ſulli⸗
ciently ¢ rightfully fearchen ¢ wꝛought: And the fain {earch ſhall alwell
extend to the ſtuffe as to the fufficient making, And ſuch as thep thal find
dekectiue, the Waio of the lain Citie,¢ Stewardof che Duchy, oꝛ one of (
them, bp che affent of the fain TMardens erit.artificers Hal hane power to
fet theretn {uch coprection,as to them (hal feeme reafonable , And all Ma⸗
fore, Sbirifes, Batlifes,and other Officers thall be ayding, attending, €
Tupporting the fard Mardens in their fearch, as often as they oꝛ any of
them hall be by che fain Mardens, 02 any of thent reafonablp required.
And Añ 14. h.8.3. and 26,1),8,1 6, it was enacted, that the craftsmen
- galley Toꝛſted weauers inkabited within che Cown ofgreat Darmouth parnontd.
in the Countie of jRozffolk, hal haue authority to elect ¢choole perelp for
euer in the Munday next after che feat of enticolt one honeſt mano the
fame occupation being an houſholder within the fame toon of great War=
mouth, x hauing of his proper goods € cattels to the value of 1, Pi. at the
leaſt or lands t teneméts to his owne vſe of effate of freehold to the cleere
peerelp valucof rr.g. at the leaſt, to be Marden of the lame craft ¢ my⸗
ſterie for che peere next following : Thich man ſo choſen hal perfonallp
appeare before the Maior of the Citie of Noꝛwich the Munday next afs
ter the kealt of Corpus chriftithennertinfuing,then ¢ thereto be charges
by like oath concerning che true ¢ ſubſtantiall making of the fain clothes
Within che {aid town of creat Darmouth , asthe fower Mardens of the
fain Citie of Noꝛwich by vertue of the foꝛeſaid Act of 7. Ed.4. bin chars
ged and ſworne within the fame Cities: Anvif theſaid Wator be abſent
the ſaid Munday, oꝛ refulech to take che ſaid oath, chen che fain Marden
fo elect, hall within fower dayes after the fame Munday come befoze the
Baplifes ofthe lain Cowneol great Dacmouth,orone ofthe (the other
: Ftt 4 being
-Worfteds. a
Heine abſent) ed receiue a coꝛporal cach for che true exerciſing ofthe fame.
office of CHardenthip after thetenozof poathvicvtobegtuentothefain —
Mardens ofthe citic of Noꝛwich. Ano che fatytHarvenfoeleceefiwoyne
Y, mapappoine a Seale with chisletter 1, to be grauen in the ſame ſeale. ẽ
may haue auchogitietabiew,fearch;(cale,and ſeale in lead wich the fame
feale,¢ none sther, all opens, Sayes, and Stamines within che ſaid
towne of great Parmouth, ¢.the fuburbesof the ſame to be made, ¢ not
els there, in as large maner asthe lain CAardens of Noꝛwich ¢ Pore
folk ec.bp the fain Ace made 7. Cd, 4. map doe te, And by the lain ſtatute
Linne. of 14h. 8 it was furtherenacted,thac whenthe towue of Linne tn the
ae countie of Norffolk hal he inhabited withx. ſundrie hautholders oz moze —
houſholdersexerciſing e-oling the ſaid craft of Cotten weavers, then &
fo lon it hal be lawfull te the fame inhabitants of Linne,peerelyon the
Munday nect after the featt of Penticott,co choole of thefelues one Ciar-
pen ofthe fame ctafeswhich hall be of value in lands of goods, ¢ ſhall be
z, fwonne,e thal appoint a leale with the letter Lig hall view, (earch, feale,¢
feale within che town of Linne ¢€ ſuburbs of the ſame, as Darmouth ve fu-
pra. Pꝛoutded alwaies chat this Act Hall not be preiunicial to che Maior
of Norwich,oꝛ to his {uccellors,o2 to the CAardẽs ofp fain citie op Couns
tic, orto their fuccelforssinanp point,articte,or authority; other then fog
weauing, feart hinge ſealing of CHo2tens, Sapes,and Stamines mare
only within the ſaid townes of Linne ¢ Darmouth,o2 the fuburbes ofthe
fame,o2 to any of thems & foꝛ limitting of markes to the makersof Aoꝛ⸗
fens, Sapyes,¢ Stamines only inhabited within either of the fain tones
oꝛ the fuburbes thereof, xtaking of Apprentices , But the ſaid ator of
the fai Citie,a Carvensofthe {aid Citie and Countig;sxeucepotthens -
map haue and vſe all otherarcicles,points,and authoꝛities ſpeciſted tn the
fopefain Act of 7.20.4, aftwell for che (earch, ſealing, coꝛrecting, reloꝛ⸗
mation of che laid TH ardens newlyto be elect by vertue ofthis act, and
euerp ofthem,accopvingandatter ſuch fourme as they map doco, vfeanp
of thefain (Hardens of the faid Citic or Countie, bp force of thefain Act
mane7,€0. 4; as all and euery other inquiries, coꝛrections, fearchings,
fealings, and refoꝛmations te be: bad for che true making of cAorſteds
Hapyes,and Sramines, in and vpon any perſon oꝛ perfons, alwell within
the fain townes of Linne and Darmouth,as without, without let opveras
tion of any ofthe inhabitants of the fain rowwnes, in as large wiſe as they
might hatte bone before the making of this aAt.
faye 2) 3Roperfor or perfonsthalltake vpon him or then, to dricalender
* nay any MAorlted within this Kealme, vpon paine to fopfatt fox euerp CAoꝛ⸗
calendecd. = Ten that is fo dꝛicalendzed €.5, No perfonorperions thalltakebpon him
orthent co wetcalendre anp Moſteds, butonlp {uch perſons as haue bin
te | tee bound apprztices to other perfons of thelame occupatiõof wetcalendꝛing
Ger, of Aorſted bp the fpace of vit, peeves,op be cunning in the fame, and their
; cunning
*
—
rf : | Worlſteds. 403
cunning approued and admitted by the Maioꝛ of Mor wich, and the two
P malters of the fain crate, perelie to be chofen within che fat citte of 32032
Wich op inthe Countic of Noꝛtolke, ofthe crate of wetcalendzing, vpon
paine of euery fuch perſon which ſhall do the contrarie to foztatt fox euerp
piece ſo calendꝛed anatnt che puruciances afozefain C.s. tothe Queene
any tothe matters of the ſaid occupation of wetcalendzing fog che time
being. And tt halbelatofull cathe matters of the fain occupation (fo, the —
time being) and their ſucceſſours, to {ue for the one moitie ofall {uch pe-
nalties'forf, againſt euery fuch perfon,as ſhall do contrarie tothe foyme €
effect of this ſtat. by action of debt, oꝛ bp LAbrplaint, Infoꝛmation ec.
wherein no wager of law eſſoine protection te, 5.Deu,8,4. 25. Hen.d. 5.
3 jRoperfon dling the mpfterie of oping of Morſteds, Stamines, 02 Mone that dy⸗
Sapes dj any of them, neither bp himlelke his ſeruant, factog, Beputic,o? fait calender
any other bp his his aſſignment thal vſe to calender any CMoꝛſteds, Star than.
Mittes, 02 Saves, ovany ocher cõmodities made of vſted parne, during
all fich time as be thall ble the myſterie of oping afozefaid, vpon paine to
for fait for cuerp peece fa dyed and calendred, by fraude oꝛ contrarie to the
trie meanine ofthis Acte, fortic ſhillings to be deuided into chee equal
paves, the oneto the Queene, one other part to the Datop of Noꝛwich,
and the chive part to him oꝛ them chat will fue for che fame by action, In ⸗
formation xcwherein no Eſſoine Pꝛotection, oꝛ delaie xc. 25.10.8550
Ndo perlon ſhal tranſpoꝛt beyond the ſea any clathes of CHoptten, be- 12° ae ae
fore the fame be fhorne,dicd,colouren,¢ calendzed, bps paine of forfaiture fore thetmese
ofthe value therofto the Qucene & Inkormer to be recoucred by J. Fee, Hoe, oted,anp
E the & } noe
whete in no wager oflawn,elfoine,protectionsee.t4.10,8,3:26.10.8.16. ended.—
5The Marchants €morkersof Clothes, called ſingle Aoꝛſted, may Ahat UAoꝛ⸗
cattie boltes of fingle CAorſted to what parts they will, (ercept tothe Ate
Queenes enemies) paying the cuttomes and ſubũdies thereof due, not- whatnot, ”
withſtanding any Latute,owinance,proclamation,inbibition,commande- }
Mets; oꝛcharters liberties, vſages o2 pꝛiuiledges, grãted oꝛ to be granted
tothe Marchants ofthe Staple,oꝛ to any other, made oꝛ to be made tothe
contrarie. But vnder the colour ofthe ſaid boltes of finale THopften, theyx
fhall cavie no double Ctoreds, nop halfe double, nog CMoꝛſteds rape, noz
Motley, wpon paine of foꝛfaiture of the fame,1 7,-Rich,2.3, Ms
6 Po man ofthe craft of THorled CHeauers within the Citie of Noꝛ⸗ Cuery man
Lich,» the countie of Poyfolke, hall make anie THoptten, vnlelle he put POS
his proper marke fired.o} wouen vpõ the ſame, oꝛdayned by che (Hardens CCoetken,
of p faid myſterie vpon paine to for fait the fame tothe DQucen,e for euerie
peece of Copter ſoldnot marked after che fopme aloreſaid, the firſt {eller
Hall forfaic che price of the peece fo by him Lolae tothe D, 7. Ed.4.2.
ree
&
99 =x
4) Mo perfoninhabiced within citherofp Cownesofgreac Parmouth Atiho walloe.
cD wea⸗
oꝛ Line in tie Countte of jor folke, 02 the fuburbs thereof, ſhall weaue pe great.
oꝛ make aup worſteds, ſayes, 02 ſtammines, within either of the fame — and
| FEE 3 coxwnes, an
Worfteds:)
totones, ercept be be an Engliſh man boone, and hatte bin apprentice to
the fain occupation, and without be weaue therein fuch proper marke, ag
thalbe appointed bp the warden of either of che fain cownes where be hall
inhabie for the time being, elect and ſwoꝛne, vpon paine of fort, thereofte
the Q. And euerp warden of either of che {aid townes thal limit diſtinct
€ feucral marks to euerp of the laid Moꝛſted weauers of the fame townes
of great Darmouth ¢Linne, andthe fame markes by the fain Mardens
fhall be regiftredin a booke. And all clothes of Aoꝛſteds, Saies,¢ Sta⸗
Mins made within any of che (aid totwnes of Linne and great Darmouth
02 the ſuburbs of the fame oꝛ anp of them, and marked with fuch markes
as thalbe limitted to the makers by che {aid wardens of the {aid tomnes of
Linne and Darmouth in maner and forme afozelaid and weaned and {eas
{ed by any of the wardens of the ſaid townes in fozme aboue remembꝛed
map be lawfully put to fale bp the owners ¢ makers of the fame, without
any other marking o2 fealing vpon che fain clothes oꝛ spon any ofthem to
be had op made by any other wardens dwelling without the aid towne;
and Without anparreff, ſeiſure oꝛ forfaiture of che ſaid clothes oꝛ ante of
them, koꝛ lacke of ante other ſeales oꝛ markes, anp ching contained inthe
fain Statute made 7. Ed.4.ſtt. not withſtanding. 14. h.8.3.26. h.8.16.
The Morſted 8 Checraftsmenof Moꝛſted weauers inhabited within either of che
Paro el fain totuns of Linne ¢ Darmouth,o2 luburbs of the fame,e the marchanes
ea 02 any other perfon oꝛ perfons which thal buy of any of p fame crafts men,
atMowich, oꝛ otf any other perfon any ofthe fain clothes of Moꝛſteds, Scamins, oz
Hapes, made within either ofthe fata totwns of Linne ¢ Parmouth, anv
fealed by the wardens ofthe lame townes, noꝛ anpofthem ſhal not theare,
dye, oꝛ put in colour, oꝛ calender any Moꝛſteds, Stamins,oz Sapes made
within either of che fait towns of Linne and Marmouth,o2 fuburbs of the
fame in ante other place, but onlp within the citie of Noꝛwich, oꝛ ſuburbs
of the fame, bpon paine of forf.of euery piece of Top fed, Sapes 02 Stas
mins, tobe made within any of the fain tones of Linne and Darmouth,
2 {uburbs of the fame, o2 the value thereof ſhoꝛne, vied, coloured 02 cas
lendꝛed bp any of the {aid craftsmen, buyers o2 merchants in any other
place, then in the fat citie of Noꝛwich oꝛ ſuburbs ofthe fame, the one
halfe thereokto the Queene, and the other balfe to (uch perfor o2 perfons
as thal {eile che fame,(o chat the fain Moꝛſteds brought to the (ain citie of
Noꝛwich to be Hozne, vied, coloured ¢€ calendzed without coutn oz crafe
of any of the fain inhabitants ¢ marchants, map be ſhoꝛne, died, coloures
€ calendzed, at Ebp asconuentent price, & in ag readie wife as the fain in⸗
babitants of Linne oꝛ Marmouth,¢ marchants buyers oꝛ other of che fain
citie op countie hath bad in times paff,op hereafter (hal haue, anvallo that
a every of them fo bringing their {ain worſteds to the ſame citie for tobe
hodꝛne, died; coloured and calendzed, be reafonablie ¢ lawfully entreated,
accoꝛding to the Tatute madeAn.7.Cd,4.14,1,8,3,3,26.10,8,1 6,
9 Cuerie
Worfteds, 404 J
Euerie piece of Moꝛſted hall be purſuing thorough the piece oklawful qretenety
making, good, and conuenient fufte, and thall holo the length. ebecaneh, a oeetoe
as the allife was wont to be ofolp time, rightfully accuſtomed, viz, Bens Botley,
of che qreatettallife rittt, vards largely tn length, and three parts largely a
in bꝛedth, And beds of che meane affife twelue pards in length, and thꝛee
pards in bꝛeadth, And bess of the leatt aſſiſe, tenne paras in length, and :
tivo pards and a halfe in bꝛedth, And clothes called Wonkes clothes rit.
pards in length at the leaſt € flue quarters in breadth, And clathes calles
chanon clothes of che one aflife bi, pards in length, ¢ two pards in bꝛedth,
andof the other aflife fiue pards in length, and ſeuen quarters in brenth,
And double Potlies ſeuen pards in length, and flue quarters in bꝛeadth,
and fingle motlies fire pards in length,and fiue quarters in breadth, Ano
double cAorſted tenne pards inlength, and fiue quarters in brꝛedth, ethe
balfe double Moꝛſted fire pardsiniength, and fiue quarters in bꝛeadth.
And the roll of Coz ten xxx.vards in length, and halfeapardinbeeadth, *
anono Lambs wool ſhalbe put in any of the fain Moꝛſteds, And the ware -/
dens of che craft of Moꝛſted tucauers of the citie of Noꝛwich and Couns
tie of Noꝛfolke, and euery of them fog che cime being, haue power to ſeiſe
all fuch ciothes ftuffe being defectiue: And the Maioꝛ of Noꝛwich, and
Mewarvof the Duchie of Lancaſter wichin che fain countie of Noꝛtolke Ply t
andeuericofthent, bp xii. of the diſcreet artificers of the fain citie x coun⸗ Le
tie, haue power at all times to inquire, beare,and determine of all fuch as ,
bo againit che ſaid ordinances within che fata cities: countie, 7,€0,4.1, y q
x Who may buy Worfted yarne fpunnein Norwich,or in the countie
of Norfolke.S.Yarne. 1, |
2 That Worlted yarne ſpunne in England, fhall not be tranfported
beyond the feas.S.Yarne 2. |
3 What prentices Worlted makers dwelling in Linne,and'great Yar~ =
mouth may take. S.Labourers. 32. ‘ i
Wrecke ofthe fea. é
Here a man,a dog, oꝛ a cat eſcape quicke out of che Hip, fuch hip canich mabe
Hop barge, noz ante thing within them thalbe adiudges Inzecke, fio ee
but the goobs thalbe faucdand kept bp view of the Hhirifs, Coponer,oz the whith net⸗
Mueenes bailife,¢ deliuered into the hãds of ſuch as are of ptowne whete
the goods were found, fo that if anp (ue for thofe noobs. ¢ after pꝛoue that
hep were his op bis mafiers, o2 perithed in his keeping, within a peere €
a day, they ſhalbe reffozed to him without delay, ¢ifnet,theyp thal remaine
to the Queene, and be ſeiſed by che thirifes Coroners, anv batlifes ofthe
Towne, which hal anſwere, before the Juttices ofthe wpecke, belonging
fo the Queene. And where weecke belongeth to another then to the
Queene, he hall haue it tn like maner, and he that othertwile doth, and
thereof is attainten, tall be awarded to prifon, and make fine at the Q
plealuve, and thall yeeld pamages allo, Anu if abailife vo goed be
i diſallowed
—— Wrecke of the ſea· Varne and Thrummes: me
an ‘pitatlomned by Gis Low, and the Lord will not vifcharge him thereot the
boailike thal antwere,if he haue whereok, ithe bach noc whereof, the Lo ‘i
- . hall veliner his hailifes bodie tothe Queene. elk, 1 L301 aye BR)
hat a Coroner fhall enquire ofthe wrecke of the fea, andthe price
thereof, and — othe townes toanfivere.S.Coroners.n1.
_ <2 Thatthe Queene by her Prerogatiue fhall haue me oo ofthe
fea, See —— 12.
~. GWetho may
buy AVoꝛſted
~~ parte in Noꝛ⸗
at Windle Ufre
parte.
: _ folke 02 Nor⸗
Wich,
a
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Alfe yarne fo bought be wꝛought in Hats, op. impoyen to ——
9 Hilo ten
parte albe:
— krautp zted.
hg ue aw <
Yarneand Thrummes,
7D perton thal buy noꝛ caule to be bought within p citie of Rorwich a
02 Countie of Noꝛfolke any parne caller Aorſted pane, the which
Shall be fpunne within the fain citie o2 countie, but only weauers, oꝛ other
Artificers the which thal weaue, oꝛ otherwile worke op canfe tobe wouen
oꝛ wꝛought the laid parne in the ſaid citie of jRorwich, oꝛ — with⸗
in the ſaid countie of Noꝛfolke, vpon paine of foꝛfaiture for eue
v pound
weight: of worſted parne fo bought, and not wouen oꝛ wꝛought, as is akore⸗
faid rls, tothe Q.and J.that ſhal take the ſaid parne oꝛ otherwilſe {ue foꝛ
the ſame by B. P. J.oꝛ other wile, wherein no TAC. 1 9 ec, But it is laws
fulto euery Hatmaker, dwelling within che citie of NRorzwich to buy ſuch
of the ſaid worſted yarne, as is called and knowen by the nanie of middle
Ciffe parne, as they haue heretofoze pled to doe, fo that the fay middle
within the {aid citier 33. H. 8. 16.1. Ed. 6.6.5.Ed. 6. 7.
-2 Ik any perfon do hip o2 conuey,o2 cauſe to be chipped to cõuey beyõd
the fea, oz els do carie oꝛ cauſe to be caried beyond ᷣ pfeaanyparne called
woꝛſted yarne not wrought og made tn cloth, fop fuch y parne be fpunne og
made Withit England, then he ſhal opting oꝛ cuerp potid of woꝛſted parne
fo hipped, conueied, oꝛ cavicd r1.8,t0 p LEE J.to be recouered bp Hp,
0? otherwiſe whetein no CHE, p. 6.3 3.2D,8)1 6.1. Ed.6. 6,5,€0,6 iy
Aothunnes 3 COholoeucr doth carie out oftherealme any Cheummes oꝛ wollen
fhalibe thant
ported.
yarne, vnder the colour of Thzummes, ſhall koꝛkait the double value of
eae 8.10,6.23 |
Bone svat buy soma etl bup parte of wool, called. Moollen parne, if he will
wollen: ve rne
but to make
eet thereof’,
a * Beebe: 80.
not m make cloth thereof, vpon patn to fopfait che fame parne,and foure fala
damages co haue two peeves impꝛriſonment, and to make fine at the Q.
plealtire,8,10.6.§. .
x That no wollen yarne fhall be tranfported, but which is wrought
within this realme.S.Draperie. 105.
2 That none — ge ig — buti inopen market See Dra-
srie 74. £373 had
3 That va weauer Mall ate in al thie Yaw tothe cloth, or rote :
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